Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-07

| 40 years. Letter carriers anu gov
ernment mechanics would be PC
tired at 83 years and railway mail
service employees at 81.
Bowling Green, o., May O
While attending school field
meet in which her son was "a par
ticipant, Mrs. f. Mahl, mother Of
three children was instantly killed,
when a bullet. said to have been
fir d from starters pistol, struck
her In the chest.
New York, May 6.-rrcsldent
DeSchanei of France has refusal to
to permit Madame Deschancl tn
2cccpt the 1000 hat offered her
by 3,C00 American nillincrs for her
endorsement Df the -four seasons
for millinery" This was announc-
ed today at the convention here of
the Millinery Jobbers' association,
when letter was read from Am
bassador Jusscrand, declining tho
American creation made from ma
tcrial supplied by each of the forty
eight states and decorated with
nine paradise plnmes, each cost
ing $500.
Seattle, Wash, May G.--Thc
Iongshoremen's union declared n
general strike akong the water front
today to enforce demands that the
employers select crews from list
prepared and displayed by the
Af Z
not involved, it was announced.
Pueblo, Colo. MAY G.--The state
republican convention meeting here
today elected four uninstructed del
egaics at large 20 the national con-
vcnthon, elected John Il. Vivian of
Golden, national, committeeman TO
succeed DIR. Hubert Work of iu-
eblo. and adjourned after adopting
resolutions indorsing the state ad-
ministration and the work of the
Colorado republicans in congress.
st. louis, Mo-, May 6.--Ursula
Br1derick. 16, who killed her step
father. Joseph +. Woodiock, in
their home here April IL, 1919, was
found guilty of murder in the Sec
ond degree by a jury in juvenile
court here tonight and her punish
ment fixed at ten years i'll the PEN
itcntiary.
Denver, Colo, May 6.-Receipts
from the corporation income tax
in Colorado from January to May
1, 1920, were S19f. $50, Secretary
of State James H.. holland announce
ed today. During the correspond
ing period last year Sf92,259 were
collected.
New York, MAY 6.-Members of
the American Olympic committee
will appear before the house oom-
ington next week to plead for the
use of 9 government transport for
the United States team which will
compete in the Olympic games ut
Antwerp next August.
London, May 6.-The British |
considers the action
taken by the Japanese in Siberia Is
not of a nature requiring the ap-
proyaI of the allies. Mr.. Borar
Law made this statement i'm the
house of commons today In reply |
to question as to whether the !
Japanese policy had the allied ap-1
prOval.
Portland, Ore, May 6.-Foilow- |
ing the ruling of Secretary of Ia
Dor Wilson that membership In the |
communist labor party does not in
itself constitute sufficient grounds
for the deportation of aliens, the |
district attorney of Muitnomah |
county today filed complaints
charging violation of the state
criminal syndicalism act against
eight alleged members of the COM
munist labor party. They were be-
ing held by the immigration au-
thorities pending the outcome OF
proceedings.
Milwaukee, May 6.-Declaring
that a dozen good motives will not
Justify an evil act, the Rev. Her.
bert G. NoOnan, president of Mar
quette university. branded as di-
rect murder the killing of an i'm
FAINT to save its mothers life, or the
killing of the mother to save the
childs life.