The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-06

PUEBLO. Colo. ]. 0lncn. OF
Ofdway was elected president Of the
Colorado Republican Newspaper as
ISOLATION ut It's biennial meeting here
today. Clfton W. Wilder of Alnmosa,
former head 0f the state constahuiary
was elected vice president. Ava
Swain Of Denver. was reelected sec
retary y-trcasurer.
NEW HAVEN Conn., Revision OF
the Nolstcad act 70 ~ 10 permit the
manuiacturc and sale Of beer and
fight wines wns favored by the uvmo-
cratic state convention today. A rec
ominendation OF the slate central
committee that the Connecticut dele
cation 10 san Francisco be instructed
10 vote as a unit was rejected.
WAsHINGTON-M W Potter
OF Now York. president OF the Caro-
lima. Cilnchfield g. Ohio railroad was
nominated today by President Wilson
: 20 be a member Of thd interstate
commerce commission.
WAsHINGTON-s Samuel w. Me-
Call. former governor of Mnaaachu-
setts was nominated today by preai-
dent Wilson to be a member OF the
tafin commission.
JACKSON. Mich.--Fedcrai Judge
NNhAaNA'N NNlAN MNNNNN AHA aNNA"AAAN~
tionaiity OF the Lover food control
act BY refusing TO issue an Injunction
restraining r. J. Locke. feeeral fair
price commissioner for Mississippi
from enforcing Observance OF fair
price lists
| WAsHINGTON-Immediate amend
ment OF the immigration laws was
considered today at special meet
[ ing OF the senate immigration COM
mittee called as result OF the ruling
yesterday by Secretary Wilson that
membership In the communist labor
party II alone insufficient cause for
| deportation Of aliens.
4 WASHINGTON Secretary OF Ia
bor Wilson ruled that membership In
I the communist labor party does not
OF itself constitute sufficient ground
T for deportation OF aliens The ruling
7 WAS made In cancelling warrant
I for Carl Miller. Miller was arrested
In Denver. January when agents OF
/ the department. OF justice, bureau OF
. Investigation, made nationwide raids
on the communist labor party.
WARRINGTON Another effort
probably will be made In the house
Thursday to repeal the Nolstead pro-
hihltion law. Anticipating this move,
/ the house rules committee agreed up
on changes In rules to prevent such
action through appropriation bills.
senora Maria voitaire.
said 70 have been "A reading Mexican
danscuse and favorite with the late
President Viotoriano Huerta. Will be-
gin serving a 80 day sentence for al
legged shop lifting.
Los ANGELES Walter Andrew
Watson pleaded guilty In the superior
court here today to county grand
jury indictment charging him with
murder In the first degree FOR the
killing Of Nina Leo DelOney. Sentence
was set Tor Monday.
NGTON-Admlrai william
:. Benson. war time chief OF naval
operations, tol dtho senate naval In
yestlgatinE committee today that both
during and before the war he had
warned Rear Admiral Sims not to let
his friendship for the British unduly
Influence his official action. Admiral
henson said he could not deny that
ne had told Admiral Sims Ia March
1917. mot TO let the British puli ths
wool over your eyes; We would aa
soon fight them as tno Germans. az
he col.d not recall all Of the detail'
OF the interview. He denied he wa
unfricndly to the British.
CARBONDAI.E, Colo.--Arthur Hol
land. banker who shot himself twice
Tuesday, dtcd early today.
GREELEY. Colo-Biack Hollow
/ reservoir was syphonsd almost dry b.
the wind storm which swept aCros
this part OF the state yesterday after
noon. IL WIS discovered today. Dam
A ago done by the wind is much les
than al first estimated. Fifteen pole
D on tho trunscOntincntal wires wer
Z blown down.
HONOLULU-W word has been ~
cuivcd here OF the death iH Athcni
Greece. Of bcmOBihcncs Lycurgui
better known us Monty" manage
Of Volcano House "a resort on IN
- pcnk of Mount kilauea. i.ycurgu
, went to Greece 20 marry and intend
1 ed to bring his bride here. For man
r years he was a well known figure
y Hawaii,