Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-03
ALL NEW YORK IN
LEAGUE AGA|NTS
BLACK HAND
CRIMINAL HOUSE CLEANING
TO BE THOROUGH ONE
Deadly Scourge win Be Fought
10 a Finish; Reign Of Terror
Ended; Venerable Walker
Gets Ovation.


Especial Correspondence narnln& Journal ]
New York, March so 10 break
np the black hand reign OF terror.
which doomed the brave p%ctroslno
ana Is mcnacing the safety Of tho
whole community here, private oiti-
2ena as wen as police are today bend
ing every energy. Those who Knew
the maftyred policeman best are sub
graduating their own sense Of loss
to the emergency call which New
YORK must answo nj once to rid her
self Of this deadly scourge which has
only counter one more in It's Ions
list OF victims Thousands Of dollars
arc today secretly stored here IN
vaults as the financial basis of tho
most thorough criminal housc-clean-
ing that this metropolis has under.
taken IN years. Men and money with.
ont stint VIII from his day on boz
sent 10 DOT out the various secret
societies which have for years prey
cd upon the lie ana property Of New
Workers in bold defiance Of all police
authority 10 consummatc this work
to which petrosino devoted his lie h
acknowledge by the intimate Of tho
dead detective to be the most fitting
memorial for as high a conservation
10 duty as history has ever known.
Farmers Fight.
That less bird blood Win DE shed
60 furnish the finory Of the comm
Easter parade than has usually mark.
cd this Firth Avenue function. srcms
today assured by the news that the
farmers Of his state are rising to de-
mand proper protection for thcir
fenthorcd crop guards. After then !
pilgrimage to Albany to block tho
Francis bill FOR tho preservation @ |
these insect-entcfa. the denlers IN TN
acalps Of slaughtered birds have re
turned to town sadly shaken "a IN,
idea that their business rs more iHn
portant than tho crops and woods O
the whole state They heard the Aud
ubon workers prove that only IA,
full protection assured hy this meas
IRE would keep alive enough bird
"a fight Off the deadly moth plague
that has already laia low millions o
dollars worth of Massachusetts nEri
culture. The hcad of the state grnnr,
has alsa raad tmoin -!ess,m i'm Tn,
rights OF The farmer ~" age4aei tA9
feather seller. which iH aintluR deer
into tho minds of the mllliners to
day. Altogether Now York. cay b
about persuaded tiit II can spare
few hat piumes to save lhe ogiicul
turai wealth Of the Empire state
1nft- "Trip
From end to end the Island %
Manhattan is cehoing today with tn
coiltRn cheers tnat hive shaken IA,
town whllr President Taft matlc tn
first visit OF his administration here
The press Of Yale mon to greet IN
new national chief has almost crack
ed the wills of their great hanpue
han aud cheering crowds have form
ed q constant accompaniment To- hl
comings and goings No one cam re
member a president who has owe
been made more welcome in This clt,
or who was considered moro as an ol
ana trusted friend by everyone
forcshadows the genera
Of the countrys' greeting fo
Taft. his later tours will set th
whole land humming
Tiger Threatened
Every ounce of legal wit at tht ,
disposal OF the bosses OF Tnmman,
Ham 10 today bent upon the problem
IF keeping tho tiger in tho saddle owe
mo democracy not only ~ this cit,
lut of the whole state as Wen ON :
ly the present b~pes-hruudrd eystcn ,
" primaries haYe the powers of tn
hocn able to dictate 10 ~ ,
'ry decent democrat ln the state con y
.eution and IN party councils her,
Z les admitted IL IN, enrolled Vot ,
'fs are glyon power ID ubmr thei
candidates u4 Tho ft.uft O.