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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-27
Omaha STRIKE CROWDS
BEAT UP POLICEMAN

Omaha. Neb.. Dec. 3e.-opcn de-
fiance of police was manifested here
tonight by largo crowds OF packing
plant striking workmen. Two mon
were arrested after they had assault
cd a policeman. attempting to disarm
him. The men were caught after n
three block chase. The police max
ing the arrests declared the strikers
hooted them and threatened to take
the prisoner from them.
When officers arrested a man near
the Armour and company plant for
alleged disorderly conduct and wer"
waiting for a patrolwagon. crowd
gathered and again threatened 10
free the prisoner the police said. The
officers in one instance. early tonight
swept crowd before them with
bayonct tipped riot guns clearing :,
street for blocks.
Police officials said tonight that
they anticipate trouble when the> late
night and early morning cars bearing
workers returning from the Christmas
holiday begin bringing the men back.
Union officials said they had urged
every man on strike to he on tho
picket lines. but that they had cau-
toned them not to use violence or
carry weapons of any kind.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-27
LEN|NE'S POLICIES ARE
APPROVED BY SOVIET
Congress Accepts Economic
Plan Tho Detesting Terms
Money" and Capitalism

Moscow. Dec. ce.-(By The Associat-
I'd Press)-The ninth ail-RuAian So
Wet congress To-Day approved Of the
new soviet economic policy as outlined
before that gathering yesterday by
Premier Leninc. This approval Was
given by accepting Premier Lenin~s
sddrcss which was presented with the
report of the council OF commis>ars on
the domestic and foreign policies of
The soviet government.
Tho congress indor,ed a resolution Of
thanks to DR.. Frank Fridjot Nansen
and tho American Relief adm'nistra- =
ton for recent famine relief in Rus
sis The resolution especially men,
toned the relief administration as
naving helped more than any other
foreign organization. Delegate Sc
mashko presented an alarming report
Of the typhus epidemic which he do
scribcd as being so bad on tho rail
WAYS that half of tho soldiers travel
Ing from place to place had contracted
the disease. Ho said dozens OF bodies
Including many children were being
picked up daily at congcsted railway
centers.
dislike the governments change TO
capitslistic methods Joined grudginEly
In acceptance OF the new economic
policy. One reason why they approved
1t Mt all was explained in some quar-
tsrs was because they had no alter
native to offer. Altho they detcst the
terms money" capitalism and
trusts they received their leaders
apologies that the economic change
only WAS preface to construction to
a real communicate government.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-27
FAMILY WIPED OUT BY
GAS ON CHRISTMAS EVE

Detroit. Mich. Dec. 2s.-Fumes
from q defective gas heater caused the
death OF q. Maimonti, his wife and
three children here Saturday night as
the family was preparing to celebrate
the holiday. Police called by neigh
bors whose anxiety had been aroused
today by the fact that the Christmas
tree in the Msimonu home was bright
~ lighted since Saturday night while
none of the family had been seen.
broke down window aud discovered
the tragedy. |
Tho bodies Of Mrs, Msimonti and the
children were found in their beds. Mai
months body was found near his wife 81
bed where he apparently had been
overcome as he attempted to arouse
tho family
Tho police believe Maimorti re-
nained up after other members of the
family retired to decorate the Christ
mas tree; that with the task COM
plcted, he lighted a gas heater which
had no pipe connection with the chm-
ney to heat water and that possibly he
sat down and fell ssieep. lie vas
aroused some time later by the fumes,
Continued on Fsge Etsht)
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-27
TEACHERS SLAYER IS
SENTENCED TO HANG

waukon. Iowa. Dec. 2s.-Earl Throst
confessed slayer Of Mis-. 1nga Man
Euson. 20 years old, q school teacher
of Dorchester. was sentenced to he
hanged on March .. 1923 by Judge H.
r. TAYLOR today. Counsel for Throst
who had entered n plea OF guilty to
n charge OF first degree murder at a
preliminary hearing a week ago. made
a stirring appeal that tho penalty be
light They assorted Throst was ment.
tally unbalanced. Judge Taylor stated
that he had rurposely set the execu-
ton at n distant date TO give mental
exports an opportunity to. observe the
prisoner. actions. Thrort confessed on
Dec IL to killing Miss MsnGuson in
ner school house. She had been beaten
to death.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-27
ARIZONA IRRIGATION CANAL BREAKS BANKS NEAR
PHOENIX; four DEAD IN FRISCO Wind STORM

CLOSED today impeding traffic mate.
rally, p
Ssu Diego was cut off completed,
from raj, or automobile communication
and streams in that section were over-
running their banks ms the result Of
cx'racrdinary downpcurs in the 'pou,'-
tains east of there.
Tourists who passed southw5r6
across the desert from bakersfield had
the unique experience of driving thru
n sandstorm while rain was falling.
Strong winds whipped MP the fine Grit
from the desert despite its dampness
and hurled II at all who were abroad.
Tops were torn from automobiles aud
at times gusts were so powerful head
way could not be made against them
and the cars had to stop and await a
lull
Several automobiles we're turned over
and a number of minor accidents were
reported.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-27

ley according to reports received by
officials Of the salt river valley water
users association.
Last August the creek broke thru the
Arizona, Grand and smaller canals.
flooding tho western portion OF Fhoe-
nix including the state capitol build
Ing.
San Francisco, Cal. Dec. 2s.-Thc
death list In the California storms OF
the past few days reached four today.
Three men were killed in accidents
caused by the wind yesterday and to-
day the body of n fourth believed
drowned when the high waves upset
his skiff, was found In Oakland estu-
sry.
Damage In this section was estimated
at 100000 but was much heavier In
Southern California. There eleven
bridges were washed out or ordered
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-27

omaha, Nob.. Dec. ,e.-Three mon
we're arrested today following "A pistol
fight with police In which Acting Cap
tain James Macdonald was wounded
aftcr he and five other officers had
RESPONDED to a tip that a safe had
been blown In grocery store aud that
another was about to hc robbed in an
adjoining drug store. More than 100
shots werc exchanged between the po-
lice and two of the men found in the
drugstore the front of which was badly
damaged by bullets. Names of tho two
were given as George White and Harry
Carter both OF Chicago. The third
man whose name was given as Rich
ard Emerson. said to h. from Kansas
city aud who Ia declared hy police 10
hsNc shot Macdonald was arrested in
another part of the city. Police say
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-27
THREE ARRESTED AFTER OMAHA
POLICEMAN IS SHOT BY BANDITS

he acted az a lookout, for his com
panions and shot Macdonald as the
officers were driving toward the drug
store in the automobile.
Carter was slightly wounded in tho
fight that followed. Police tonight arc
searching for three women and one
man who they declare were accom-
plices OF the veg men. The trio under
arrest as we'll as the woman who IL
held deny there wcrc any others in the
robbery. however. II was said tonight
at n hospital that Police Captain Mae
Donald may lose his foot as u result
OF the wound in his ankle. Thousands
OF omohana visited the sccne OF the
shooting today. Local authorities be
lieNe they may have captured the
character which has blown nearly =
safes hero Within the last weeks.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-27

There arc no definite proposals on
the merchant marine or soldiers bonus
which can he said to have the approval
of the ma jority at this time he said.
but the outline of subjects to be taken
up includes both matters Every en-
deavor will be made in the house, he
added to have all the appropria ton
bills which originate there enacted by
April /, SO as to give the senate time
to consider them on final passage and
adjourn congress in June.
The question of finding sources Tor
funds with which to pay the bonus he
asserted was the chief stumbling block
OF proposals for such bill. Enact
ment of such a measure he added
would probably require simultaneous
creation OF a special tax to meet the
outlay. Mr.. Mondcll said he did not
discuss with the president the re
muneration plan for subsidizing mer-
chantship operation and hs expressed
the view that considerable discussion
would be required before congressional
leaders could adopt a plan OF action on
such a measure.
There is a possibility that President
Harding will leave Washington before
New Years for a three day trip to
Pinehurst. y. G., but no definite de-
eision as to plans has been reached.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-27
Ohio River is
Still Rising '

Cincinnati. Ohio. Dec. 'e6.-Continu
Ing to rise at approximately one
tenth OF a foot every two hours. the
Ohio river here registered So feet at
Z o'clock tonight.
Indicat tons were according to river
men that the rise would continue at a
diminishing rate until the crest OF
about IS feet Ia reached late tonight.
Reports from up-river points indi-
Gated that all the larger tributaries
were receding.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-27
STATE FLAG DESIGNER
IS CRITICALLY i'll

Denver. pec. 2s.-Androw g. Carson
designer OF the Colorado state Flag
and author of books on Colorado Is
critical III at hts home nero. PhNsr-
clans fear his Illness may result Ia
tally. Mr. Carson has the reputation
of being one Of the most well informed
mon on nature subjects In Colorado.
lie formerly was president OF tho Ohio
society here. The flag Of his designing
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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-27
R17IFl PACT PRINCIPLE

Washington. u. G.. Dec. 2s.-Accord-
ing to official advices from Guatemala
today the national assembly has rati-
fled in principle the pact providing for
the creation OF n Central American
union
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-27
DISORDERS IN IRELAND

Belfast Dec. cs.-F'urther disorders
occurred today. A dozen shots were
fired in one street this afternoon but
so far as is known no one was in
jured. Soldiers restored order.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-27
FATHER LAIS DIES

London. Eng. Dec. 2s.-Fathor I.si-.
vice director OF the Observatory OF the
vatican died today in Rome according
to a dispatch.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-27
LEGISLATIVE PLAN FOR CONGRESS
CALLS FOR BONUS PAYMENT TO
SOLDERSSAYS LEADER IN HOUSE
Mondell Says Enactment To Encourage Merchant
Marine and Permanent Tariff Schedules Are TN
Program After Talk With President

26-Lcgslate for the call for
provide bonus
regular Representative Monde Republican house leader
oiay afte rcone President Harding
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-27
BROKEN LEG F0|LS
ATTEMPT JAIL BREAK

Auburn. y. Y. Dec. 2s.-tBy The
Associated Fress,--Fivc convicts re
Gently found guilty of rioting in the
yard of Auburn prison failed in an at
tempt to escape on Christmas night
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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-27
Weather

Tuesday and Wednesday,
fair east. occasional rain or
snow; little change in tom
perature.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-27

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The St. Johns herald., 1921-10-13
WHY THATLAME BACK?

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 Mrs. Alfred Stewart, 480 N. High St., Globe, Ariz., says: "Doan's Kidney Pills are a won- derful kidney and bladder remedy Several years ago when 1 was liv- ing in Denver, 1 felt miserable. My back was weak and 1 had heavy, dull, bearing-down pain over my kidneys that never seem- ed to ease up, my body was badly bloated and my hands and feet were swollen terribly. Doan's Kidney Pills soon removes the trouble. so feel I can't say too much in praise of them. "
 Price 60c, at all dealers. Don t simply ask for a kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney Pills the same that Mrs. Stewart had Eos er-Milburn Co.,, Mfgrs., Buffalo, NY.
The St. Johns herald., 1921-10-13
HELP FROM ABOVE.

Help came from the skies when a man walked off the sea wall into the Potomac river. The pilot of a sea- plane. 500 feet in the air, saw him plunge into the water and, swoop- ing down, enabled his companion flyer to drag the drowning man to safety.-Indianapolis News.
The St. Johns herald., 1921-10-13
HIS PRIVILEGE.

"A feller has a right to hold his own political opinions, hain't he !? sourIy demanded a neighbor.
 "He has-if he holds 'emP re- piled the gaunt Missourian. "It's only when he gets to singing lem at me that I object." ."-Kansas City Star.
The St. Johns herald., 1921-10-13

0oThat girl gave me quite start. " "How so?"
 "She has such big freckles." q thought she was wearing a dotted veiL."-LOuisville Courier Journal.
The St. Johns herald., 1921-10-13

Prince Albert IS sold i7 toPPy red bags, tidy red fins, handsome pound and half pound tin hun1idorS and in ths pound crystal glass mid or WitH sponge mOiSteHer
 top.
The evening world., 1921-04-05
TRAVIS, WENDELL
and IUDSON TO SEE
I GRAND JURY DATA
|Odge Mcintyre Declares Some
Evidence Was Wrong
fully Admitted.

Molntyue in General Sessions
DAY granted the motion OF counsel
- FORMER State Comptroller Fngene
~ Travis, Comptroller James A.
Wendell, formerly Deputy Comptroller
uuter Travis. and Albert L. Judson
1nr permission TO inspect the min
uAss OF the additional Grand Jury for
OotDber so Tar as the minutes affected
nam.
a Sudge Mcintyre said TT is contend
- mat there are reasonable grounds
Sn which to base the belief that
- Grand Jury minutes will dis
sLoBo legal cause upon which to sus-
In a motion TO dismiss the indict-
nouHs against Travis. Wendell and
thdsOn. and It Is my belief that the
APPLICATION made on behalf OF ali The
cAfendants Is in good faith and
pSom 1t proper TO grant IT,"
u The motion has been pending since
Dec. 81, two days after the three were
,nGIicted. When counsel for Travis
md a brief March 1, Assistant Dis
Raact Attorney Pecora, in charge Of
~ prosection. was instructed that
Ebril was his last day for filing a
brief IT was not filed April and
Nudge Mcintyre said he would decide
the case without regard to the Dis
trict Attorneys argument.
The brief of Mr.. Pecora was filed
The evening world., 1921-04-05
late last Saturday.

late last Saturday.
Judge Mcintyre in reviewing the
case said that the Assistant District
A, .orney had admitted at the open
ing argument In December that the
only evidence taken before the Grand
Jury was that which had been
brought out in n John Doe hearing
by Justice Kernochap Of Special Ses-
sions sitting as a Magistrate. He
recalled that Justice Kernochan had
found that Wendell had been merely
an instrument and subordinate OF
Travis and that neither Wendell or
Jpldson ought to be held criminaily
responsible. Judge Mcintyre added
that he Thought that some of the evi-
denCe against Travis had been wrong
fully admitted by Justice Kernochan
and for that reason believed there
was Justice in granting the motion.
The defendants are charged with
taking $230,650 OF the states money
The evening world., 1921-04-05

for a six-year term; T. v. o'Connor,
labor leader. OF Buffalo. for four
year term, and Mrs. Rosalie Loew Whit
ney. wife OF ex-Public Service Com
missioner Travis II. wAltney OF New
York, for a two-year term.
The appointments follow the reorgan-
ization OF the Industrial Commission In
Il bill recently passed by the Legislature
and approved by the Governor All APP
pointCes will receive $1,000 year.
The evening world., 1921-04-05

Bin-H you had two wishes that
would come true what would YOU ask
for7
Lill-well. for one. I'd wish for hus-
band.
Bill-And what would be the other7
Lill-Id save the other until / saw
how he turned out
The evening world., 1921-04-05

in sinking FUND transaction IN the
bond market
The evening world., 1921-04-05
MILLER FILLS FOUR JOBS.
Makes Appointments to state In
dustriAi Commission.

ALBANY. April 5.--Gov. Miller nlled
four big State jobs last night He mnde
Henry y. Sayer OF Queens State In
dustrial Commissioner and appointed the
following on the State Industrial Board :
John u. Higgins Of Oswego, Chairman.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-15
Commissions of
Education Will
Lecture in City

SANTA FE. Sept 15.--John J.
Tigcrt. Washington. 70. C.. commits
sioner Of education. viii give four
lectures In New Mexico. state School
Superintendent Conway announced to-
day.
The dates follow;
Las Cruces, January 3.
silver City. January o.
Albuquerque. January s..
Las Vegas. January 10.
He viii be accompanied by several
Of his assistants In the bureau OF edu-
cation at Washington who will assist
him In giving the lectures.
Tigert Will speak chiefly bou the
smith-Towner bill. passed by the
house and now up TO the senate. ac-
cording 4 Mr.. Conway.
THE Smith-Towner bin" he salc,
provides that states that meet the
federal aid on the $3.50 basis car
have federal aid extended to do rural
school work. Should New Mexico
adopt the state unit plan It would
place the state IN position to accept
a large amount Of the federal aid
which wnf be distributed under ths
smith-Towner bill on the bO-5e basis
The bill provides that this federal aid
"a to be distributed amone the stntei
OF the south but New Mexico conc
under H."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-15
New Mexico in Poor Financial
Condition, us. Investigator of
Agricultural Conditions Finds

Now Mexico Is IN poor financial
eohditter generally. the report pre-
Jared ~ District T5eint er r. s..
Wheeler Of the public road bureau AZ
the request of thu department OF aEri-
culture shows. This report rover
chiefly the axricuirursi cunsdition Of
New Mexico aud ArixonA and II q
part o. the inyersieAtion being made
by congress TITO the general financial
depression OF the country.
Tho Investigation, which has been
going on for several month";, how
that pona Ana county Il the only
financial condition il good IN that
caunsy the loans are about 50 per
cent Of th7 deposits. In Hidaige.
Grant aud sierrn counties, the finau-
cial condition l. fair. ~ deposits n
Iuans being I'D equal.
Every other county Of the state -
IN poor financial cn1rlition, the re-
port shows. Loans nre o thai
deposits. representing money which
hcen borrowed from outside or
the state. In Arixonn. conditions are
somewhat better. most Of the state
being IN fair financial condition.
The money derived from agricul-
turc IN the state II only about IL per
cent OF the bank ~elearings. Mess
81 tho money a. In live stock, accord
tnE 20 the rerort.
MIR, wheeler attributes the poor
financial condition Of the state 10 two
causes. The first. he snyn. v freight
rates. which ART unrpasonably high.
and make tho long 'hAuls TO market
almost Impossible.
The other cause Of the present com
dition. he etafcs. n the general sniff
lcssncss and lack of thrift smeng the
people Of the state. and OF the whole
country.
Tho report has been completed.
and was sent to Washington yestcr-
day. The details of II are confidcn-
tiai and will not be revealed untn
congress has made It's investigation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-15
CAPT. HE|NTz MAKES
PLEAFOnR RETURN OF
DURSUM TO SENATE
Roswell Turns Out Large
Crowd; Senator'S
Speech Cheered
rs GUTHRIE SMITH,

RuewEL.. y. NJ, sept is.-Dis-
aided veterans Of the world war, at
their own expense, have SEM a
woanded officer 90 New Meslco 20
plead for the return TO the United
Suites senate OF Holm O. Bursum.
captain Victor Heiptz- Of Cincinnati,
last nisht told the largest audience
that Roswell has turned out Tor a
political meeting this year.
Captain ueintx. decorated FOR vaior
ard twice wounded. declared the dis
ahled veterans throughout the coun-
try have come 20 regard Bursum as
their real champion and for this
reason arc striving 10 help him re-
tain his seat in the senate.
De. Austin u. Grille presided and
made the opening speech. He drew
rounds OF applause as he deplored O
set OF questions p~ropounded In a iocaI
newspaper. and signed hy a commit.
tee. They were lot questions. Grille
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-15

w. T. Mccscisht today received a
telegram from hia brother, Harry
AcCYci0ht. from S~heihyVle, Ky.
giving him the news 81 the death OF
his nother. Mrs Elizabeth Mccreight.
About a wear bEo. Mr.. McCreieht.
accompanied by his wife. wns called
70 Shelhyvitie. in response TO a leie-
a TINT hlr mother had failen,
suffering n compound Fracture OF the
hip while she partially rallied. she
never fully recovered her health or
strength. ana her death Of Yesterday
u the direct result OF that fall.
The deceased was within four
months Of being 81 yei.rH old. aud
was the daughter OF Col. William
Taylor, who biazed the way into
Kentucky from yfrsinla during the
days Of Daniel Boone. The deceased
was ala n Of President
Zachary Taylor, OF Mexican war
fame.
Nj. MCKNIGHT left this afternoon
for f~hcfhyeIiie. Ky.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-15
Gov. Campbell to
Rope First Calf
In Rodeo Here

rope the fifst calf TO he turned loose
In the Hodeo Ecxt week. II was an
nou1cet today by the Of
M Hoaeo. II Is expected TO have
five governors here on the openins
day September ~. The governors
Of New Mexico. Arizona. and Cole
radn have already accepted invita-
lions to attend but as yet no word
has becn received from the governors
o. Okinhonaa and Texas.
A costume bali 10 be given the first
night 81 the Rodeo viii be one OF
the features Of the three day eele-
hration. A cazh prize will be kitou
for the oess cczfumcd couple TO at
fcnd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-15
Republicans VIII
Hold Big Rally at
Alameda on Sunday

Jesus Romero, republican county
chairman. today announced a bia re-
publican rally at Alameda at ? O'Clock
Sunday afternoon IN Society hali.
Tho speakers will be Ar. Romero
Prank Hubbeii. NJ McGuinness and
Modesto ortiz.
The record OF senator Bursum in
consrcns will be explained and this
audience viii be told why It In neces'
sary that he should be returned tS
the senate.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-15

said. but insulting statements that
were designed TO embirraHs n dia-
tinNuiahcd guest. lie asserted that
such mud H'ingine causing the chill
dfon OF to-day 10 have n wholesale
disrcspect for the officers Of our Eov-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-15

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