Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-07-23
Albuqueraue Morning Journal Friday, July %, 1920
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SEATTLE, WASH, July -.
The drcadnaugift Idaho,
with Secretary Josephus DAN
iels Secretary John Barton
Payne aboard, arrived here
today from Alaska, where the the
two cabinet ministers inspected coal
and oil lands and the government
railroad. The secretaries visited
the Puget Sound navy yard today.
NOGAIFS, ARIZ., July 22.-Firc
early today destroyed the building
and contents of the Nulcanizing
shop opposite the fire department
headquarters here. The loss is csti-
mated at $4,000.
Ell PASO. TEN. July 22.--With
hands and rect bound by wire ana
with the head beaten to pulp. the
boy of c. J. Martinez, collector
and driver of local coffee com
pany, late today was dragged from
an irrigation ditch here. Win S2lo
of the company's money, Martinez
had been missing since Tuesday
night. The money was missing
when the body was found.
BELFAST. July 22.--Riotins was
renewed In the Falls area of west
Belfast during the mill dinner hour
today. The postoffice was wrecked
and the police fired ON the rioters.
In the melee a soldier and several
civilians were wounded.
MEXICO CITY, July ga gem
crai strike has been declared IN
Vera Cruz, according to Excelsior.
Unloading OF several ships will De
suspended tomorrow.
SANTANDFR, Spain. July 22.-
Preliminary sessions of the con-
ercss TO substandatc tn" miracles
! of Christ opened today at the
Bishops palace. \ tribunal WAS
appointed to which proofs of au-
thenticatcd witnesses arc To he SUI.
nitted. The tribunals invc'tiga-
tons are expected to be lengthy
LAREDO. TEN, July 22.-Train
service was established today when
the first train in ten days left Tor
Mexico City. Eighteen hundred
tickets were sold here before the
office was closed,
WASHINGTON, July 22.-Lead-
erS of the Anti-SaloOn League OF
America, meeting here today In cX-
ecutiyc session were understood 10
| hayc decided to assume neutral
position as between the democratic
and republican tickets i'll the ma
tionai campaign.
PARIS, July 22.--Thc allies have
decided to take measures prepara-
tory to giving military aid to I'o-
land, if il should prove necessary,
it was learned today.
WASHINGTON, July 22.-Tho-
mas j. SpclIacy of Hartford. Conn,
is understood to have been selected
as assistant secretary OF the navy,
to succeed Franklin ID. Roose-
welt. when Mr.. Roosevelt retircs
about August o.
CHICAGO, July 22.-Plans for
the marketing of grain and live
stock will be formulated BY the
American Farm Bureau federation
in u two day conference when
opens here tomorrow.
KANSAS CITY. MO, July 22.--I
ANY amount necessary to move the
wheat crop of the southwest VIII
he extended by the federal re-
serve system. j. u. Miller, gov
crnor of the tenth federal rescve
bank, said today.
PHOENIX. ARIZ., July D.
State Treasurer ii, S. Ross leaves
tomorrow morning for Thatcher
and Stafford to campaign for the
democratic nomination for sccre-
tary of state. He has just finished
tour of the northern counties.
BELIIEVILLE, ILL, July IL
The unauthorized strike launched
by day Iaborers in the Southern
Illinois fields yesterday continues
to spread, according to reports
reaching here tonight.
KALAMAZOO, MICH. July ~.
Tony Melchoir, Chicago heavy
weight, won ON points, according
to newspaper men, In his ten round
bout here tonight with "Chuck''
Virgins, of Indianapolis.