Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-22
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tBr MORNING JouRpl4 SPECIAL LEASED wlRsI
LAWRENCE, Mass. Aug. 21,-
Mike O'Dowd of st. Paul, former
middleweight champion, was given
n referees decision over Tommy
Dobson of Maiden, in twelve
round bout today.
los ANGELES, Calf, Aug. II.
Andrew Malcolm Morrison, who
gave his age as 100, today obtained
a license 10 marry NAys Augusta
Barney, who said she was ~.
WIIBURTON, Okla, Aug. 21.-
Two miners were killed and at
the Dognan-McConnell mine No.
10, at Do9nan, near here, today
when u gas explosion occurred. The
bodies of Jim Lcnore and his son,
10, were taken from the mine.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 21.-The
democratic congressional commit
tee announced today headquarters
would be opened soon at Chicago
and san Francisco TO assist In con-
gresslonal campaigns. Represents
ative Lea win have charge ut san
Francisco.
WINNIPEG. Man. Aug. 21.-
Three persons lost their lives,
twenty homes were destroyed and
new school building was burned
by bush fires which swept through
the village of Mulvihill, nInety-six
miles north of Winnipeg, yesterday
and today.
SAN ANTONIO, Aug. 21.-Rey-
maid villa. daughter of Francisco
villa, died last night from tuber-
Culosis. She was 10 years old
and native of Mexico, coming
here with her mother when Villa
took to the bandit life In Mexico.
The funeral was held today with
lnterment here.
TRAER, IOWA. Aug. 2t.--No
change Is noted today In the con-
dltion of James Wilson, former
secretary of agriculture, who Is
critically Ill.
HELSINGFORS, Aug. 2t--Noth-
ing can be done to rescue Ameri-
cans stranded In Moscow, I'm the
opinion of American authorities
here, who assert any attempt to
help them probably would increase
their difficulties.
CHICAGO, Aug. 2f.-Sugar will
be ten TO eleven cents u pound by
January. II. j. Poole. secretary of
the city councils high cost of
living committee, statei in stIh-
mltting the result of Investigation
today. The report states that the
new Cuban crops wilt be about
four million tons, or three times
the 1914 crop.
los ANGELES. Calf. Aug. 2f.
Co operation OF the "honest
press'' In maintaining the "normai
life of work and tranquility" in
Lower California Is asked In tcic-
grams from Luis VI. Sa1azar, gov
ernor of that Mexican territory, to
Los Angeles newspapers today.
BRUSSELS, Aug. 2ts--Antwerp
dock workers have refused 10 con-
American vessel WarsLawa, tn be
tinue loading munitions aboard the
bo transported TO Poland, says the
Nacion Beige.
BERLIN. Aug. 21.--Comparison
of somewhat obscure telegram
would seem to Indicate irregular
Polish bands and not Polish troops
have been engaged In fighting re-
ported during the last two days
near KattOwitz. upper Silesia.
ARCADIA, Fla, Aug. 21.--Lieut.
A. G. Hamilton of the army dropped
20,90O feet by parachute today at
Carlstrom field, landing safely and
establishing what officers said was
n new worlds record.
TERRE HAUTE, IND, Aug. Fl.
Ed Stewart, of Dis
trict No. II, United Mine Workers
of America, today ordered all
of local unions now on
strike in Indiana to rcturn go
work Immediately, pending u
of the miners and OPP
district scale committee
here Tuesday.