davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1921-06-16
Repairing Railroad Bridge.

A Union Pacific pile driver was
brought in yesterday and is now
putting down a number of new piling
to strengthen the railroad bridge just
south of town, which has been weak
ened by the high water and the pres
sure of trees and other debris which
has been piled up against it. No trains
have been over the structure the past
week. but it is said the service will be
resumed as soon as the new piling are
in place.
, 1921-06-16

At the annual meeting Of the Pick
Springs Oil Company, held in Saratoga
last Friday, the following Officers
were chosen for the ensuing year:
President, w. ii. Johnston.
Vice President, G.. II. Scott.
Secretary and Treasurer. Roy c.
Peck.
Directors, in addition to the three
officers named above, W. p. Hays and
j. G. Rankin.
, 1921-06-16

Miss Florence Igo, who spent the
past winter attending school at Indian
ola. Iowa, arrived mere last Saturday
accompanied by her cousin, Rueben
lgo of lndianola. They drove through
by automobile and encountered no
difficulties until Il few miles this side
of Walcott last Friday evening. when
they broke down and had to walk
back to that point and remain over
night. +. h. Igo drove dow after
them Saturday morning.
, 1921-06-16

The State Highway crew, with cater
pillar tractor, two graders and other
equipment, nave moved their camp to
Saratoga and have spent the past few
days in putting the finishing touches
on the highway between here and Lake
Greek. The road is now in fine condi-
ton v most of the distance between
Saratoga and Walcott.
, 1921-06-16

An aviator from Casper with n Cur
tis plane stopped here last Friday
afternoon and did "A rushing business
In carrying passengers over the town
and surrounding country at S15 per
10 minutes. About a dozen people
were taken up and all declared they
got their moneys worth, The machine
was taken back to Rawlins the same
evening.
, 1921-06-16

Frank Anderson and Alfred Bell
came In Tuesday evening from their
hOmesteads on the Jack Creek divide
and returned home today with some
cows they had purchased. They re-
port all vegetation well advanced In
their section. with the prospects good
, 1921-06-16

Rev. X. Il. Abraham, former pastor
of the Episcopal church of Saratoga.
arrived today from Green River and
will remain over Sunday to conduct
the Odd Fellows memorial services at
the local church mex Sunday after
noon.
, 1921-06-16

In the trenches of France he had
washed his crooks record clean. Now
he was Kelly the Cop'-out to wipe
up some Of the dirt that in other days
he had smeared on his town. See
VIM. $. Hart in ''rhe Cradle of
Courage" July 4th. Dance after show
, 1921-06-16

A big crowd attended the opening
dance at Medicine Bow Lodge last
Saturday night and all enjoyed a fine
time. The weather was ideal and
many of those attending remained
over Sunday in the mountains.
, 1921-06-16

John Rhone left this morning for
his mining claims on the range south
west Of town, where he win spend
the summer in developing the proper
tics.
, 1921-06-16

Warren Maghee returned home Sat
urday from Denver, driving back in
a new Ford s%peedster which he pur-
chased while in the city.
, 1921-06-16

NJ. Moses, who filed on and south
east of Saratoga last year arrived here
today and will establish residence ON
his claim.
, 1921-06-16

Mrs. Newt Doggett left for Denver
Monday for "A weeks stay ON business
and pleasure.
, 1921-06-16

for an exceptionally good growing sea-
son.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-25
CONTINUE NAVY
BUILDING PROGRAM.
HARDING ADVISES
Senate Leaders to Work
for Increased Ap-
preparations

WASHINGTON Feb. prcsi-
dont.olcct Harding sent word today
to senate republican loadors that he
desired adequate appropriations for
the navy and favored continuing the
present building program without
material reductions.
with this definite statement OF
what was regarded ~ IN" now ad-
ministratiuu's naval policy senate
republican leaders declared they
would insist upon the senate increases
over the house totals In the naval up-
propriAtious bin, even at the risk OF
defeating the bill ut this session
Mr.. liarding's views were given In
response to inquiries regarding thu
reduced appropriations made by tho
house. The president -lccct replied
that he was In complete sympa ny
with the action Of the senate naval
committee yesterday In Increasing
the house totals.
Tho president elect. IL was said, did
not indicate his position with refer
onco to senator Bordh's disarmament
proposal Some g'nntc leaders said,
however. they fDlt assured that lac
would favor disarmament provided q
general agreement could be- obtained
and that consequently prospects iur
adoption uf senator Bovth's dis
armament resolution had improved
Leaders expressed doubt whether the
house would Yield 60 IN" scnut" iu'
crcasos proposed In the naval hill and
said that 10 might b" that the bill
would not De passed hrtor" March 4
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-25
HERE'S GOOD NEWS
POR PERSONS WHO
HAVE PRIVATE STOCKS
Can Move Liquor to
Homes From Places
of Storage

Here's SOME good news for collect.
tors of ancient vintage wine. whisky
ana the like.
Prohibition Enforcement officer
Antonio Iuc"ro TODAY announced that
the persons Of foresight who laid iu
good stocks. but unfortunately not
al their hum's, can hy recent dcci-
sion OF the 4. $ supreme court re-.
move their precious stock to their
homes, provided they get the Ucccs-
saiN permit They uTc also given
until March ~ To rIc an inventory
of what they hay" ON hand.
This ruling may save IN" private
stock of Joseph barrett, which was
seized iu It's place Of storage iu the
basement OF th, Barnett building Hr
is entitled to this stock lf ne only
pleaded guilt, Boa th" federal court To
inilur" properly Co r'pDrt possession
Of the stock
~ may save the stock of several
others who have been wondering
how they could get it from tho
places of storage 10 their homie, The
inventory uf stored liquor should
hay" been made hy lll persons be
fore January of last year. The u.
vrntory. however is nor required Of
persons who have intoxicating liquors
in their homes lawfully acquired for
beverage UuTpOHsg
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-25
bOOTLEGG|NG ON
BORDER DECREASING.
SAYS SUPERVISOR
Price Of Whisky and Te-
quila Going Up
Rapidly

Tho price Of whisky and tcquila
and other drinks has gone up and the
bootleg supply has been greatly di-
mluishod ON the Border as result of
raids OF prohibition officers and be-
Daus" uf heavy fines ana jail SEN
t'nCcs now being imposed boy the fed
rral district court ur TtNas, accord -
iur to g.. %. butcher, assistant super
visor of tho federal prohibition dc
partmout of the ~ pIsu district who
was In Alhupucruu" today ON an in
Hpcctiou trir and tu confer with capt
u =. Perkins ~ thu local prohibition
umlro.
Tho price ~ whisky among boot
l,ggors is now S35 tn $40 o quart in
many places on IA" border" said
Nr butcher today. 1t is pretty easy
to tell how many hooucggcrs ar"
around from tho priD" of IN" drinks.
Trquila is selling at s. ana s. a qunrt,
double the price II did several months
ago
Mr. butcher has just completed a
trip Of inspection through Texas ana
Arizona, lie b. 60 return to ~ iaso
tonight.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-25
50 AUXILIARY
POLICE BATTLING
800 |R|SHMEN
Reserves and Airplanes
Rushed to Scene Of
Ambush

MAtlitbM. Ireland. Feb. 20 .-.
lffiy auxiliary police, travelling iu
lurri,s were tWhuShed between this
village and EIllyy1ururv this morning
hy 300 mon. IN, amhushiur party
opened fire from fhr cover of rocks
along tho roud. killing ON" policeman
uad wouudinE sis. The tight was still
going ON ut last reports
The battle lasted two hours ~ m"
end ot which the military withdrew
leaving the attacking party still iu
possession uf it's position
Hundreds uf reserves were then
rushed ur hv tho military from neigh
boring barracks ana tuc attack was
renewed. with the assistance o. bat
tlr lirplHuDs.
In tlo first assault the major com
mIudIr tho crown forces was Killed
and seven uf hIs men were wounded.
ON, murfuly The casualties OF tho
amhushiug party were NOT learned
IN, crown forces were unable 20 rec
cover some of their wounded when
tI.y withdrew.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-25
KILLS WIFE,
SHOOTS SELF
At LAS VEGAS
Couple Found in Auto
on Road Near
Town
~ rTr sssoeisrrn rstss

EAST LAS VEGAS, y. VI. Feb %.
Daniel Bruiok. 20 years old, is dy-
ing IN a hospital with a bullet through
his brain and his 10 year old wife.
Dorothy. is dead, with q bullet through
her brain. az the result uf what the
police say was murder and attempt
I'd suicide. The police declare Bruick
shot his wife and then turned the re.
Nolvcr upon himself
Yesterday Bruick went to the home
OF his mothcr-iu law and got his wife
IN tho assumption that they were go-
ing 60 look for home when the
couple did not return last night n
search was begun They were found
today In small autnmuhil" on q
road near here Mrs. Bruicks hand
was ulutchinE 5hc steering wheel OF
the car \ revolver was found under
Eruicks feet In the car Three
chambers were empty.
Justice G. II stewart viewed the
bodies as soon as ne could be taken to
tho scene ana wlll hold coroncr's
inquest this afternoon. lie said from
the appelrunr" uf the bodies and
prior circumstances Il was his opinion
Bruick had Killed his wife ana thea
shot himself They had been living
apart sine" u baby was born To them
three weeks ago. Bruick was "a fore
man On the Stories Irrigation pro-
it1t.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-25
METAL MONOPLANES
DISCARDED BY AIR
MAIL SERVICE
Three of Eight Bought
Have Burned, Costing
Six Lives

WASllliNtTON. Fob 20 Accidents
rosultInr iu the loss Of six lives have
caused th" Hu~t office department to
discontinue th, operation uf tho motul
monuplnnos purchased abroad John
\ Jordan. ut the mail service. said
today before I he house post-ufrirc
committee. Three Of the eight planes
have boon burned while in operation
The ComWittr" inquired particular
y into M" burning Of ono uf tho
pianos AT Lacrosse. Wis, Eel '0.
bon which thro, men lost their tNyA
Nj Jordan said AN investigation had
not disclosed tho cause
The Vight planes were shipped to
the United States from Denmark and
were ronatruriod either iu Germany
ur Holland. tho committee was told
Tho hearing was marked by fire.
qucut clashes between Chairman
Stuouersun and Mr.. Jordan. as TO re-
Hpousihility OF the accideuts Mr. Jor-
dan ,outrudud the post office depart
mont was dolut it utmost tu safe.
guard the lives of gyi1lur-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-25
WOMAN SERIOUSLY
HURT WHEN HIT
BY AUTOMOBILE

Miss T. ). Swartl, hookkccpcr
at the Mandcll Clothing compauy's $
store, was seriously injured when
she was knocked down by m an.
tomohllc al Central avenue and
Fourth street late this afternoon.
Miss Swartz was rushed 10 her
home. iOS South Fourth street. in
IN ambulance, and DR. " Il Love.
lace summoned.
The number of the automobile
was l1l.
The ear was said 10 have been
driven by Mrs H. 4. Coous, lOl
South Edith street.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-25
PANAMA AND
COSTA RIGA ON
VERGE Of WAR
Consulate in Panama
Attacked; Feeling
Is Bitter
- rsr s,soetsrrn pssss

rNNNMA, F,h. g5.-N Violent anti
Costa Eioau demonstrations occurred
in this ,ity last night. reaching their
elimination iu au attack upon th"
Costa Rluuu consulate. The coat af
arms was torn from the door OF the
consulate and was uamplcd under the
feet of the crowd.
President porras made q patriotic
address calling upon loyal pana-
mans" 10 present themselves to-day
for IN" formation or military forces
in cas-" such a step should bee neccs-
ruI.y
Late bon the evening tho presidential
office made public kilograms con
nrmiug reports that Coto. district
a. the Pacific end Of the Panama
Costa Rirau frontier had been ocou-
pied hy Costa Eicau forces.
Costa Hin has occupied hv force"
tho district ol Coto ON the Pacific
boundary whi,h VIZ have possessed
under the status quo" said an official
statement issued her, last night, she
claims this territory iu accordance
with the award handed down In 1914
by 'hiof Justin" white uf the United
States supreme court, who was named
arbitrator Panama has declined to
accept his decision"
In addition to the force Of sixty
national police sent 10 the totu dis
tri,t there aro unconfirmed reports
that 800 NOR, men have been sent
to the Atlantic end OF tho frontier
near Bocas del TOro
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-25
Santa Fe Once
The Home Of Many
Prehistoric Animals

SANTA TE. Feb 20 That the
mHstuduu. IN" prehistoric camel
tho thryr tucd hor-" aud the rhiu-
u,"yug rulmod near Santa y, In
Miur'ur times b. declared hy Wi
liam liuuu douglas. United States
tudastril engineer who hus - ut
To- the SWithauuion Institution fus-
sll specimens found around the
mountain villages pt 'himuyu and
Sumh". lie has reported to the
commissioner of the general land
office that tn" Smithsonian has
id. ntin"d the remains us follows.
Tooth uf Trilophodon or mlstu-
don. to" hon" uf camel or p:oylm-
cluS. lower jaw of Rhinoc'ruus or
pholops. end OF sonpull Of three
tuod hor4" or moryDhippuS
Many other specimens not yet
identified were discovered hy
Douglas who recommends that the
area y" withdrawn from settle
mcnt pending an Investigation. ~"
states that h" boz supported In tho
recommendation hy Or Gidlpy
pnl"ontologist OF the United States
National Museum. Tho ind was
mad" Will" Mr. Douglas was On.
gagged In surveys of group number
nin'ty-two. New Mexico.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-25
Still Hope Arizona
Will Connect With
Gallup Highway

SANTA FE. Fob. -'.- While Gov
cruur Mrchcm's message was being
read to the hpus" ut representatives.
yesterday afternoon uuuouuCtng that
he had signed joint resolution en-
Enthusiastically thanking the Arizona
legislatur" FOR upproprHttug S'o.Oop
to connect up an Arizona state high
way with fhc Sew McNiDo state high
way at the state line near Gallup,
Representative Carter received t"l"-
gram from Phoenix Announcing that
tho Legislature had tabled tn, $780,
OOO appropriation bill
Representative Carter said he hop
ed the Sew Mexico resolution of
thanks might sin hc useful. az tho
Arig1uo session has stlll two weeks
20 run.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-25
.22S INDICTED
IN COAL MINE
INVESTIGATION
Operators and Union
Officials Accused of
Conspiracy
srs'S co-srssosArsr

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind Feb %.
An indictment containing five
counts, charging conspiracy 10
violate the sherman antitrust act,
wa, returned hN the federal grand
jury today against 223 coal opc.
rators, coal operators associa.
tiOns. coal mining companies and
coal miners
The list of indicted include,
persons aud corporations IN lndi-
ana, Illinois, Pennsylvania, and
Ohio, which compromise the cen.
tral competitive coal field.
Among those indicted are many
individual defendants already m-
der indictment for violation of the
Lever act The names of those in
dirtcd were made public in the re-
turn tu United States District
Judge A. Il Anderson The names
of twelve individuals. however.
were withheld pending their az
rest
The five counts In the Indictment
charge Restraint of trade. restraint
OF commerce. restraint of trad. and
commerce. conspiracy to mouopouz,.
and MOI opoIzinE.
Includod among those indicted are
John g.. Lewis. president OF tho
United Mine Workers OF America,
a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-25
Send Postofhce
Appropriation Bill
To the President

NNSlilNt'I'N, Feb 2i.- Agreeing
to an house 1mrndmcutH the senate
completed today passage Of the am
nual post office appropriation bill
and sent II tu the president n car
ri's approximately t53O,OOU. 900.
Tho H"nnt" agreed tu the house al
lotm,uf ur l..5D pUu Tor truuz-routi-
u"utnl Jir mail service. This ig t2sO.-
900 lusa than first suggested
Tho Hcu1i" also adopted the con
ference report on the diplomatic and
consular hlll carrying about 10000. ..
uno. ana IL was prepared Tor transmits
sion tu President Wilson.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-25
BANDIT FAINTS
Former School Teacher Caught
After Robbery

IDAHO FALLS Idaho. Fob Co.,
\ masked bandit. formerly a school
tcurh"r ut Pulsado. Idaho. h.ld up
ana robbed tN, assistant cashier Dee
lu-s laurifz'u OF m" state Bank NJ
Victor here. OF Slsl. whi, th, Mtter
Was iu tho hank alone.
IN" bandit tainted shortly after
being caught and bits condition hy-
came su serious E. was removed 20
Salt Lake whore ho Is in 20 hospital 10
o.. examined for his sanity
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-25

IT y WI||Wnn. sIulO UhDWlsL'
tested sample Of the condemned
products and declared the articles
we're not In ut state to be- canned
when sealed bon cans pr Birnhous'
continued
The sale uf 'hcsc impure canned
goods which receive tho Tooum-
mrndatluu of tho government aud
are thus enhanced In the eyes Of the
general pulue ls tu purity uf content,
viii uuduuhtur.s cause great harm.
II is q myulp. 10 the health of the
country and may bring dire results.
Impure canned GOODS cause ptumainu
poisoning
~ have found that in st Louis
practically ,y,H oit Of the stun sold
by the government, which We cA-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-25
Bootleggers' Relics
To Be Auctioned;
No Drinks, Though

TrHuka sgliru-Hs and barrels
whi.n wyr, seized from bootleg
gers nN federal prohibition agents
tT, tu H. solid az auction on the
trout r,ps of the federal building
ou March &c. Thrr, VIII ho no
drIuE- sold however Many OF
the TRUNKS lud suitDas,s stil con-
tain The odor OF pre- -barleycoru
daEs sud those who are only looN-
ius iur ,uiO ma, go Goo the auc-
uuu with the assurance that they
Will r,.'iy' satisfaction
m, sale Boa 60 be- conducted BY
b'puty United siates Marshal
Charles "A Kern ". i- 90 go 90
Gallup tomorrow whore hc will
uurtiHu of nu outomohue which
was found iu tho Gallup stlcsfs,
II was tllcd with liquor nt the
tim" ana No one camr Co claim
ownership
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-25
President Receives
ENJOYS of Three
Foreign Nations

WNSIIT TN'TVN. TVN ." II'fIU'UT
Wilson received today Roland hcci
IN. new Italian ambassador, Prince
Bihrsyu. the itumauidn minister ana
Albert Bianoh-t, the lluiti'u minis
ter
Tho Italian ambassador was pre-
scented by secretary Colby ot the state
department and the two ministers
hN tudtr-soCrctary Davis.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-25

am.ucd whether labelled good oI bad
was bad" pr farmhouse said The
uulT exceptions Co this were canned
peaches upricoir, lud cherries Gov
rrumcut meat iU cans N an right as
"a rule hut those who purchase %
thouli cook b. thoroughly to prevent
any possible infection,
u also have found that those who
have charge OF disposIng ~ excess
army and navy food products have
been exceedingly careless In The
manner Of disposal They not only
hu,. permit. .,,d unfit ,tunrd food
stuus tu hv billed uH rt, hut have sold
foodztuus involved as unfit to dealers
hnudhnp food products. These latter
were h,id supposedly tu ho disposed
OF fur livestock feed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-25
SOME OF CANNED GOODS SOLD
BY Government UNFIT FOR
CONSUMPTION, INSPECTOR FINDS
., rsr Assoe,.rrp pRrss

ST LOUIS, No, Feb 2j-Dr f. L. Farmhouse state food and
drug today announced that Of the
ned goods which has been raid places here, has been
found consumption lie added that hc has ordered Gj9
the goods destroyed DR. Farmhouse explained his office has
received complaints recently 10 the quality of the food
and following investigation by his inspectors four local
chants summoned his office
The merchants readily agreed destroy the good, aud 40
OF oganhew 80 beans and 66 of kaut will bc
dMmned m - MLs...nnl rLycr Momdny D- Bnmhonse .aII
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-25
300 Kansas Coal
Miners on Strike

PITTSBt RG, kans., Feb 25--More
than 500 Kansas coal miners are on
strike today Three mines are at
tcct"d.
Local controversies caused the
strikes, two of which began two or
three days ago and the third nf which
went into effect this morning.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-25
HOOVER AND
| IN ACC0RD,'
HARDING SAYS
Wants Him to DO
Things If He Takes
Cabinet Place
~ r-r .ssoci.rso rstss

ST AuGt tSTlNE. Fla, Fob. 20
rr"st tl,ut.rl,Dt Harding selection ~
llorb'rt Hoover Co h, secretary OF
ton finally was confirmed ny Nj
IEr1.ug today after o series Of de
Nolupm,utn that at one time seemed
likely tu lead To- cancellation OF the
appointment
At th, sane time. tho president
elect virtually confirmed also the see
lection ot Henry Wallpo" ct Iowa, To
b." secretary of agriculture. The see
lection Uf Mr. wallace has been we'll
known Tor some time. although pre-
yiug-Ir Mr. Uardius had declined Co
discuss o.
In Perfect accord
Asked about tho condition laid
down ny Mr. Hoover, which included
endorsement hy M Harding uf l do
finite policy for reorganization OF th"
commerce department, tho president
elect replied.
we are u perfect accord as 20
what thu department ought Co ho
made. { wouldn't want MI Hoover
ur any other secretary 10 take "a do
rIrtm"ut unless ho intended 60 do
things with o."
Nl' "''N'A'N NIlHiN NV %" ihNlNlINl 'N|
Of th" ordinary about the ,agD except
th" publicity given o. Every other
prospective cabinet appuiutu". be- said
had discussed with him the matter OF
permanent department policies
lu the course at his comment Mr.
Harding expressed surpris. that Nj
Hoover had made statement ON the
subject IN Sew Work last night The
prvs.dout-oleot said hc had intended
90 announce the appointment hero
today but ihrt his prospective score
tHry had acted entirely within his
privileges In taking the Initiative,
wallace Ills Choice
The reference tO MI NtilaCo's ap-
puintmout came iu rrplv 90 quos-
tluu relative Co am article by tho
Iowa editor recently published on
policies hr might pursue as secretary
uf agriculture.
Unless there shall bo some unlock p
I'D tor development. was Mi Hard
iugs only comment, - have "A strong
suspicion that Nj Walli,. Will bc
serving iu that capacity
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-25
Jewish Conference
Opens at Jerusalem

JERUSALEM Feb 90 Sir Her
bert samuel. the high commissioner.
in opening today conference Of ~
rabbits and 80 representative laymcn
WIN npt to elect q supreme rAbbinatc
and Jewish court of appeals, cN-
pressed the hope that th" conference
would help To- bind more closely tho
scattered forces ot Israel,
The conference Will drlihcrat" also
ON the question of adapting the Jew
ish legal code to modern times and
consider the status of women
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-25
I. =. DOES NOT INTEND
10 TAKE ANY ACTION

NNNTIINNTON. FON- 2l-"-ImI0s8
sharp developments mark the CON
fliot Of pnuuna and Costa Ricn over
the disputed territory of Coto, the
state department viii make no docls-
i've move 10 was iutimated today NJ
the department Because OF the pend o.
ing change of administrations the
only action contemplated is 10 set ON
loot an InnuIrN na 10 ihn fADta
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-25
New Campaign to
Organize the Steel
Industry Planned

WASHlNGTON Feb Further
plans for the new campaign To- organ
ize the steel industry will be- dis
cusscd here April L., o., the cNccu-
tive ,oun,l of tho NHtiunul and In
ternatiouBl Unions 800 the steel indus
try affiliated with the American Fed
GRAFTON of Labor it was announced
today
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-25
WINS CABLE CASE
Western Union Can Land Line in
Florida.

NEW NTTk- F0N .I-TeI|TIT
JudE, Augustus ~. Hand today hand
rd down 900 opinion denying fn, petit
tur uf 'n, United States government
fur fnr riEHf 'u prevent 90, Western
Union T'IrlHun company from l1E-
luE its .lt.. u1m the Barbados Go
Miami Fla