Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-25
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'sr @oas'so JOURNAL SPECIAL A-Asso ~iss,
| CHARLOTTE, n. c., May "a
| The plan of union proposed by the
| joint committee on closer reia lions
of the assemblies of the south ri
and northern Presbyterian church,
es. was adopted without u dissent
ing voice at the session of the
southern assembly here today.
LINCOLN, Neb, May 24.--Sher-
iff Davis of Nemaha county, Neb.,
tonight obtained requisitipn from
Governor Mckelvie on Governor
Allen of Kansas for the return to
Lincoln of Harry Kelly. one of the
trio who Friday held up and robbed
the bank of Howe, Neb. Kelly Is in
Jail at Atchison.
NEW YORK. May PA tigers
claw, n "luck token from Georges
tattItl' VI
France, was received today by
Hugh Jennings, manager of the
Detroit Tigers. Detroit defeated
New York, 3 to 1. ~ Judge we
couldn't help winning with such a
jinx chaser" commented Jennings.
JERSEY CITY, N. j., May 2i.--
Pal Moore of Memphis out-pointed
Joe Lynch of New York I'm u H.
round tout tonight. The contest
had been postponed from last Mon
dav when Lynch was unable to
HE-.Se the weight of ffS pounds.
Tho weights today were: Lynch,
III: Moore, 118. The southern box
er won six rounds and Lynch five,
with one even.
PHILADELPHIA. May 81. -
Johnny .Kiibanc, featherweight
champion. and Harry "Kid' Brown,
Philadelphia, fought six round
early part of the contest but Kill
bane opened up i'm the last two
rounds and evcned the fight. Kill
bane weighed 1874 1-2 and Brown
125. Eddie Fitzsimmons. New York,
defeated lew Tender, Philadelphia
lightweight in eight hard rounds.
PHILADELPHIA. May 21.-The
report of the committee on friend
ly relations to the Presbyterian
general assembly read at today's
session by the Rev. Arthur Judson
Brown, secretary of tho foreign
missions board. made strong plea
for the league of nations.
NEW YORK, May 2i.-The
American Sugar Refining company
today advanced the price of sugar
one cent, to % 1-2 cents.
GREELEY, Coo, May "a
Ralph Clifford Harris, 20 months
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Y.
Harris. fell into shallow tank on
the t. ID. Luttrell ranch. near here
yesterday and drowned. His
mother found him i'm fourteen inch
es of water.
OAKLAND, Calf, May 24.-F.
l.. Parker, manager of lumber
mill. told the police today he had
set gun trap which killed n 12-
year-old boy yesterday and that he
threw the body into the Oakland
estuary. The body was recovered
by the police. Parker. who Is un-
der arrest, said he set the trap to
frighten boys who had been break
ing into the mill.
VANCOUVER, B. c.. May 24.--i
L. ii. Beasley. managing director
OF the British Columbia Union
company, was killed TO-
day when the airplane in which he
had flown over the city. crashed
to the ground from height of -
500 feet. Major \. X. Baker. his
was seriously injured.
BRISTOL. II. L.. May 24.-Thc |
work of preparing the steel mast of |
the sloOp Resolute, the Americas
cup defender candidate for use in
place of the hollow wood mast
which collapsed In the tuning UP
trial with the Vanitie off New Ha-
ven, Conn.,, last Saturday. was
pressed today and 1t is expected to |
be completed tomorrow.