Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-02
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DOUGLAS, ARIX., sept. IA
baby measuring less than one foot
in length and weighing one and
/ thref-quartCr pounds was born TO
Mr.. aud Mrs, 4. de Luna here TO-
day. This is said by physicians TO
he the smallest baby born in this
section of the country.
GRAND JUNCTION, COLO.
Sept. t.-Douglas, Daugherty, II,
was drowned In the Grand river
near here today, despite the efforts
of his older brother To rescue him.
He is believed TO have entered the
river in an attempt To sccurh some
pears which were floating down the
stream. The body was recovered by
members of the fire department.
MEXICO CITY. Sept. t.--Com-
plctc lack of information relative to
the whereabouts of SANDY" Gardi-
ncr. United States citizen, and w.
II. johnson, Il British subject, who
were kidnapped more than II week
ago by Pedro Zam0ra, the JaIisco
bandit, gave rise To fears that both
may have been executed by the out
law.
WASHINGTON, sept. Ill. a.
Christian, san Antonio. was given
recess appointment by President
Wilson today as collector of inter-
nal venue for the First district of
Texas.
HOUSTON, Ten, Sept. f.--'rhc
president and secretary of the
Houston Labor and Trades Council
today sent ~ telegram to President
Wilson. Secretary Baker and Sec
rotary of Labor Wilson protesting
against martial law at Galveston.
TOPEKA, kans., Sept. 1.-The
Kansas supreme court to-day denied
the application of Alexander !
Howet, chief of the Kansas coat
miners. for rclicaring I'm the con-
tempt of court proceedings appeal |
ed by him from Crawford county. |
Iiowat's attorneys announced they |
would appeal to the United States |
supreme court.
" ANHhBiNs 'ftlrSs i'-tth~
plane mail service will he estnb- |
iisl,cd next month between Seattle,
wash. and Victoria. B. C., Post
master General Bnricson announc-
ed today. Bids have been asked
for operation of tho service be-
tween October Is and June 80.
1927. by hydro plane, both cities
being located on Puget sound,
eighty-four miles apnrt.
DELTA, COLO, sept. 1.-The
right foot of Richard Forrest, TS, /
II farmer, was cut off by taeel
cable connected with hay load
ing machine ON his ranch i'm Eckert |
ncighborhood yesterday. Horses
became frightened when he at
ten ptcd to straighten their harness. |
They drew the cable taut, and Mr.. !
FORESTS foot was caught and cut |
off.
COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO.
Sept. f.-Engagenent OF fourteen |
new instructors has completed the
faculty at Colorado college for the
year. DIR. G. A. Duniway announced
today.
WASHINGTON, Sept. t.-Erank
+. Walsh, chairman of tho Nmeri-
can commission for Irish iRdepetid-
ence, after Il conf renee today with !
Secretary Colby, announced that
MIR. Colby had promised "to en-
dcavor to do something and do II T
quickly In behalf of Terence Mac
Swincy, lord mayor of Cork. now ON |
a hunger strike in Brixton jail,
London.
WASHINGTON, S"pt. f,-Cotton /
production this year was forecast |
today at t2,7S3, 900 bales ny the de- |
partmcnt of agriculture, whicl, |
based It's estimate ON the condition
OF the crop on August %, which
was announced as 67.5 per cent or
a normal
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