Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-19
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LOS ANGELES, Calf. June is.
downtown buildings were shaken
today at 2:i5 "a, IN. by slight
earthquake. No damage was re-
ported.
BRUSSELS, June lS-Thc meas
urC permitting women to be elect
ed To parliament has been adopted
by the chamber of deputies, III to
10. Belgian women, with the eS-
Ccption Of widows of combatants,
are not yet electors except i'm COM
nunai elections.
Washington, juno 1S.-Operat-
ing income OF The larger telephone
COMPANIES in February was ST.
S0T .f1S, ar increase of S2.02i. 91l
over that in the corresponding
month tiir year before. Operating
revenues totalcd 3T.73I,7T3 and
operating expenses S22.273,3I3.
hundred two motorists, including
a minister, charged with speeding,
were fined in police court today
in Il campaign against traffic VIC
lationS.
WASHINGTON. June 1S.-Be-
cause of the failure of congress to
provide the necessary funds, the
department of justice will not be
able to employ special attorneys To
handle tho prosecution of cases
growing out of violations of the
prohibition enforcement law after
June 80, 1t was said today at the
department..
BERKELEY, CALF, June is
Jewctt W. Adams. former governor
Of Nevada. died at his home hero
today. aged So. When Il lad lie
was Il prOtcgcc of General JOHN I.
Fremont and went with the gen.
eral ON some of his exploring trips
in California and Nevada. He was
native Of Vermont.
PITTSBURGH. PA. June is
Appraisers of the estate OF the late
Henry {. Frick, filed their report
with the register Of wills today.
( The valuation of the personal estate
/ is placed at 77.50O.0G0. which in
cludcs stock holdings valued At
/ $40, 150,211.90.
AUGUSTA. ME-, June ia
/ Of
/ The last legislature granting won-
en- the right to vote for presidential
electors was ordered by Governor
| Miliikcn in IA proclamation today.
/ The act will be submitted to pop
ular vote ut tie state election on
September IL in response To peti-
tons signed by more than 10000
voters.
/ DENVER. COLO. June 1S.--
1 Governor Oliver II. Shoup today
sent a telegram TO the American
Federation OF Labor convention In
Montreal strongly urging that the
1921 convention of the or2aniZa-
ton he held in Denver.
MEXICO CITY, June fS.--Plans
are being made to stop the emiSra =
ton of Mexican Iahorers to the
United States. according to Gilbcrto
Nalcnzucla, Sub-secrctary of the
interior, i'm an interview publish -!
i'm Excelsior today.
/ GALVESTON. TEXAS. June is,
Federal, state, county and city
officials were at war With rats
he:c today following TIE death yes
tcrday of Il 1T-ycar-old boy from
what Doctors NJ. r. Boyd, NJ. ID.
Levy and Henry Sartman diagnosed
as probably bubonic plague.
/ LISBON. June ~. - Premier
Ramos prcto presented the resi@-
nation of his cabinet ut the con-
clUsion of today's sitting of the
chamber of deputies.
ST. LOUIS. MO, June 1S.--W
l.. Cole, chairman of the rcpubli-
can state committee, today returned
from Coiumbus, Ohio, where yes
tcrday. he said. he returned to
Harry VI. nauGherty. senator Hard.
ing's pre-conycntion presidential
campaign manager, Tia uncXpcndcd
$3.50 of the Sl,250 he received to
create Harding sentiment in Mis-
souri,.