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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-02
5s5 MIN ARR IDIE
TO-DAY N DENVER

DENVER. May Seven hundred
and twenty five competitors press
men press feeders, hoOkbludcrs and
heipcra struck today. virtually ty.nr
up ever, large commercial printing
establishment in Denver Contracrs
with tho unions expired saturday last.
Employer offered renewal Of con
tracts at % salary Of $50 "a week. CON.
pared with the present scale of
$3.50. The workers declined. Tho
men also demanded "a ff-hour week
Policemen were on duty az ali the
larger uriutiug sHups with inatruc-
tons "a preserve order ana prevent
lroups of usonlo from collecting On
! front of the establishments.
About 500 country nswspapcrs II
/ Colorado and adjoining states are ar
fected hy tho strike. due 10 the fact
] that The Western Newspaper Union.
/ which supplies the country weekly
/ journals with plate matter and print
7 ga insert sheets, b. completely tied up
hy the strike.
Employee announced they vcfr
Z having advert isrmcnta uiIntcd M
/ Ciicago. 81 Louis aud Kansas Cil
rapern for prlntera 60 work under
oltn aAgg conditions hsre,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-02
CONVICTION OF
NEWDERRY IS
SET ASIDE
Senator and is Others
Freed in Election
Case

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Nav
2-.Tudoe Clarence w se.,,ons
-. ..,,-s 4. -, .
WV :" e'"''
mere IN the Ne"oerry trial upon
learning Of the supreme courts
decision today, announced that he
would at once issue an order dis
missing the second Indictment
against Senator Newberry and
his associates.
wASiilN1toN' May Ton
viction OF United states Senator
truman II: Newnerry IN federal
courts IN Miehigan Tor conspir-
acy 70 violate the federal corrupt
practiees act was ses aside today
oy the supreme court
Inc convection OF 10 other de-
PENDANTS als0 was set aside. The
court held that congress- was
...;sl..... ......- -,
"ten"e" P""c' 70 resuate pri-
luarles.
The senator WINS seu,.r..1 Ia.
a. a.-...f-. r,N ~
lnc uistriet 1udke, tihrence w.
Sessions, TO two years imDrisou-
mont a, Her, t.s.,-.,,ro~,h .,
60 90 900 s'en"o''n ""''
hhcu Fiu,OOO. Ihis, the extreme
penalty Of the Law. WINS also
,t...i ..s....
f'"e'" "ke'"a' w" otneI,, tnc fc-
naming sentences running down
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-02
PRINTERS STRIKING IN MANY
TOWNS TO ENFORCE DEMANDS
FOR A 44-h0uR WEEK

week has been granted the 600
printers employed 10 the book ana
job puuting plants Boo New York
city, the Employing Printers League
announced today Tho shorter week
becomes effective the nrst m1 fiscal
week after May I.
League officials pointed out that
the question Of wage cuts siill was
pending.
Tho wage arbitration board which
has been considering the wage qucs-
ton is unofficially reported TO have
agrced upon recommending "a ~ per
cent wage reduction.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-02

with purely domestic anaira Of the
states and infrinTe upon liberties re-
served TO the people.
1T should not be forrotten that.
exercising inherent police power. the
stats May suppronB whatever evils
may be incident to prfraary OF con-
vePtion." A. each house shall ~
the judge of the elections. qualifica-
tons ana returns OF its own niem-
tcrs gnd a. congress may BY law
regulate the times. places and manner
Of holding elections. the national gov
eminent II not without power 20 pro-
tect itself against corruption. fraud
or othor molign influences
The Judgment of tno court netow
must be reversed and the cause re-
inanded for further proceedings ia
conformity with this opinion"
White DhssentA
Justice Afciieynolds read the opfn.
lon 10 which Justice Mckrnna With
held hia opinion a. 20 the power u
consr"ss. but agreed Is 70 the de-
ciaion
chef Justice White also dls-ented
from the deciaicn thef congress aid
not have power 20 control al clar-
tions hut aRrccd that fne Htafuie haa
been grossly rnlaconstruad."
Juatice Molleynolda said that tho
lower ccurt erred ~ dismiss'ns the
demurrer Of the defcndtnn.
obviously the corrupt pracureh
act covers also the primaries and
other preliminary acts nfucedlnQ an
election" the court said. The one
question here h whether cunrrlfs
may limit Expenditures Of condidHle.
The source ~ such power h Iu slc-
ttci.ilisue'd GA psso tNo.l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-02
Interests Grows in
Busy Corner
Estimates

Interest in the husy corner es-
timatiug tests being conducted
hy business houses at Fourth
street ana central through The
Sunday Herald. increases rapidly
The uumhrr uf estimates on the
numher OF grains in sealed pack
nge ct uuifed rice. exhibited last
week in the display window of
Iathim'a cash and carry grocery.
pt l0g Norih Fourth street. was
noarN double that participating in
the first t,st. m Hriggs Pharmacy.
the week hotorc,
The estimates on the number OF
grains ct pufied rico in the box
ranged from 1000 10 o 1000
The correct numh'r hy Il care
fully checked double count, was
s.lls.
John % Duran. is07is West
Central Hv.1ir. was The nearest TO
the correct ulmheT lie guessed
basb. WITHIN aG of the exact NUM-
her uf Grains. and wins the -
award
iIciou Johnson. 5od West silver
avenue wlH nest nearest with an
estimate of sass, or within o. OF
the correct number. she has been
awarded tho 81 prize.
Walter kng 3is South Arno.
wns thi.l nearest with an estimate
| of $3.50. o. within Gs OF the COR
roct count and receives the o.
| award.
SUNDAY Herald checks have been
| mlil,d.
There b. another estimating con-
| t,.f DOB display wlndow within
| h.I a hiu.i uf Fourth aud Gem
| unI this NnfE, With the same
| amount. $40. iu three cash awards
| Tor elas.. fafluutorn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-02

CHICAGO May 2.--Acccptance by
employers in many at the larger cities
Of the tf-hour week iu the printing
industry today appeared TO have
aNori,d nution-widc strike IN book
and job printing shops although .so-
lated strikes IN newspaper plants and
sob printing Offices had been called
60 take effect today
Local officials of the International
Typographical union we're authorized
by International headquarters to call
strikes where employers refused Ga
concodc the 4i-hour week aud at q
number ~ cities In the east news
papers were suspended by strikes OF
printers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-02
T|E-UP OF
AMERICAN SHIPPING
WITHIN "a HOURS
Us, 900 Marine Work
ers Idle as Result Of
Strike Order

NEW YORK. May 2.--Union lead
ers predicted today that the walkOut
OF marine workers called yesterday aa
e protest against 10 per cent wage
reduction would result IN "a hours In
"a complete tie-up of American
chipping.
News of tho wIlyoht decision was
wlrclcsscd 20 all ships flying the
American flag yesterday after the In
icrnnticnal Seamen's Union. 'he
Marine f'ircmcn, Oilers a Water
Tenders Union and the Marine En-
gineor Union had voted 20 resign
their iobs rather than accept the cut.
u Is estimated that about i3b. goo
workers are affected by the wnlkout.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-02
Women Prouing They KnolO HolO to Run Toun;
Ice Problem One of First That They Tackle


TiiAYER. Kans.. MAY THE seven
women "city dads" OF Thaycg arc
proving that they Know how TO rnn
q town.
Zone townsmcn feared that with an
administration OF women municipal
efficiency might suffer. Hut lndica b.
Ions are that Thaycr Is to BE- more
efficient than ever With the women
az the holm.
Dor az Mrs 4. ". Forest. the
widow w-inayoF, says;
I'VE have no business to hurt and
no campaign pledges 20 fulfiil. 20 We
can 70 about our work unhampcr-sl
in any way. We are not going 20
spend our time trying to iengthcn
wo.Ien's skirts. take the paint off
their iaccs or the jazz out of youth
We are going to clean up the ugly
places and make Thnycr n place beau
tiful to live In
Tackles Ice
One evidence that Thayer women
viii benefit hy the change IN admin
istration ~ the fact that one OF Mrs.
Forests first Jobs was to begin an
Ice Investigation. The ice problem n
hig one for Thayer housewives.
There " no leo house In the town
Last year is was hauled from Chanute
~ $3.50 a hundred. She promises re-
lief.
The women's administration went
into office as surprise ito the wo-
men concerned.
Mon nf the town hatchcd the con-
spirncy and pat IL through.
We're tired 90 this man-made
muddle" d" said they. Let's give the
women q chance"
Are church Workers
Aud az rcFuie. without even 80
much az ly-your-leavc. Mrs. For
.st was elected mayor. Mrs. Hattie
Hr.wstor. another widow. was elected
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-02
President Is Not
Considering Naming
Envoy to Vatican

wAgHISGToS, May Appoint
mrrt - an American diplomatic rep
ies.utatiye TO the vatican IN not under
contemplation. said statement
issued today al the white house in
fesponse to repeated Inquiries as tu
th,. possibility of such an appointment
h'ing made.
MANY inquiries have come 90 IN,
president rulntiNc 20 contemplated
nomination ~ diplomatic repre-
sentative 10 the Natcan,' said the
statement" and the president has
thought II best 10 answer al ot them
b. the public statement that no CON
~ ration has been Eivcn to such q
NJ ap. and there viii Dee no occasion
H. consider IL unless congress by IN,
,unctmeni OF law provides for such
representation. The president does
not understand that any such pro-
posui has been made 60 congress.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-02
SHERIFF TO TRY TO
STOP SPEEDING ON
NORTH FOURTH ST.
Will Put Up Signs and
File Complaints Against
Fast Drivers

sheriff Ortiz said today that ypcoa-
ing on North Fourth strcct beyond
The city limits must stop. Ne visited
that thoroughfare Yesterday and says
b, was shocked % the utter disrcEard
ct many motorists for nnything utc
reasonable ana safe speed
Tho sherin Says hc will ha,. signs
put up az one ordering motorists 90
travel no faster than no miles an
hour. and it they disregard tine order
he will bcgin making complaints in
court
llo said the lives of the children OF
the Sorth Fourth street school are
endangered ~ thes. reckless motor
5sts aud also that they are risking
their own uosks and those Of careful
drivers through their mana fo'
speed.
forticths Of one per cent on the capt
tai stock and surplus ~ corporations
doing business in The state.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-02
GERMANY MUST
ANSWER YES OR
No BY MAY Z
Allies VIII Take No
Other Reply on
Reparations

LONDON, May 2.-Thc allied
supreme council sat for four
houry this afternoon and then
adjourned until IL o'clock TO.
r.orrow morning. Premier BRAND
said The confcrccs has almost
reached an agreement.
LONDON. May 2.-Gcrmany
must give by May IL a catcgori.
cal 0nswer--yes or no-to the al
lied reparations demands or suf-
fer the infection Of military and
naval penalties. according to the
terms Of an ultimatum drawn mp
by the allied foreign ministers to-
day aud submitted to the supreme
council for It's approval.
The declaration OF the allied stand
was drawn up at conference this
forenoon by the foreign minister OF
Great Britain. France, Italy aud
iiaiglum.
This declaration was submitted a'
i2;a0 o'clock to tbs supreme council
After an hours confederation ths
council adjourned until Q p. m.
The interval 81 few days provided
for in Tho ultimatum to Geimany will
not be- for the purpose of negotiations
it was stated but 20 give the German
p1vcrumrut timc to reflect, ncgotia'
tions being considered az an end.
Since Germany made hcr intes
peace gcsturc' through Washington
Il was considered possible the aili'-
would choose the nited states ai
their Intermediary in sending ani
ultlmatum 20 Germany.
Great Britain viii make a navo
demonstration if Germany refuses q
yield to the allies conditions it wat
stated herr today. Tho dcmunstra
tlou which would not take o." form
of hiockade would probably ocoul
iu 90, Nurih sca. 10 wa added.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-02
PROHIBITION MEN
DISCOVER A NEW
VARIETY OF STILL
Operated Near Tucum-
carl Without Use of
Fire: Several Arrests

Prohibition officers. headed By
Capt. X. T.. Perkins. who returned
yesterday from Tucumcnri. have seen
nearly All the 81 or more varieties OF
stills used by moonshiners. but they
brought with them this time the one
they say ''takcs the cake
u Is a 100 gallon capacity stin TO
which II attached gasoline tank and
flame torch. The torch on the enc
OF long steel tube is attached 10 the
tank 20 that Il can b. operated with
cut the use Of fire. The stiil has
been added TO the Officers display
now IN the federal vault.
The stiil was found by tho officers
IN ranch four miles west OF Tu-
cumcari. Those arrested at the place
'xerc AIR. and Mrs. Jcss Woodall. Bert
Gregory aud Newman shepard. All
claimed they had been living at the
place Tor only five days.
Along with the stin the officers
seized 40 gallons OF rye mash. 40
GALLONS Of whisky. 500 pounds OF
sugar. 10 cases OF raisins is cases
OF prunes. soO pounds OF rye and 80
pounds 0f charcoal
Tho alleged Nloiators WIRE taken
fefore the United states Commission.
or at Tucumcari and the three men
were held for the federal grand jury
under $1,000 bonds each. Mrs
| WOodaIl was released on the assertion
that she helped operate the sill
against her VIII. her husband coax
/ ing her 10 do 10.
Woodali told the Officers that he
uw ned the place and knew nothing Of
the operating OF the still. Gregory
told that he just happened TO be In
the place when Il was ralded. Hc
stid he had just brought some gEard'
/ en- seed for Moodall. shepard was the
only one a. plead guilty. The com
missioner thought the stories of the
three somewhat conflicting and Dc.
cided Ia let the upper court decid'
! the matter.
J Officers also arrested Dennis Nc
Intyre OF Tucumcari charging hin
with transporting liquor According
to officers he was In n restaurant WITH
hottle In each pocket In his ciothei
and offering drinks TO his friends "
I loud tones when ne was arrested. III
was held on bond Of $3.50.
United States District ATTORNEY
George u. Cralg has announced tina
all prohibition yialators who wish q
picad guilty receive a hearing bcfor'
Judge Colin Neblett before May s. 4
they 70 desire.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-02
Cherokee Indians
Lose Their Claim to
Red River Oil Land

WASHINGTON. May ?.--The su-
premc court refused today 10 permit
John " Taylor as representative ci
the eastern cmiErant CneroKccs. ~
Intervene In tho Red River oil land
case
Taylor claimed that large tracts oi
the territory In dispute WIS the prop
crty Of hts clients by reason o. AZ
i4.0O0. 600 acre grant made by lrcsi'
dent NauhuTrn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-02
STRIKE SETTLEMENTS
Up To TuE LOCALS

INpIANApOiIS. Ind. May g.
Settlement OF sporadic strikes In book
and job printing offices throughout
the country aH the result Of the re-
fusnl OF employers 60 acc,de to de-
mnnds Tor if-hour week must be
effected by negotiations IN each To-
rnlity. it WAS said at headquarters Of
the International Typographical
union
The international union will sup
port an men ON strike for the shorter
work week. Vice President W. W.
Barrett said.
Employing printers had signed
contracts for the ff-hour week. AZ
the uniun headquarters u was said
That similar contracts had been
signed throughout the country hy $50
subordinate unions with local ems
ploYtrH associations.
a. y. kcllogg. chairman Of spe-
cial committee OF the American
Newspaper Publishers association
| nid the publishers OF the country had
been assured by the union leader
that present controversies would nu
/ affect the newspapers unless effort
were made 10 employ nun-uulof
| printers in some of the smaller shop
which do Job printing IN addition q
| newspaper puhlishiug. lie said TN
] International ~ pormpIiril mIlui
a has Na3 subordinate uriuus.
iI.HoUR WEEK Is
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-02
Quiet May Day Shows
Return to Normal,
Daugherty Declares

COLUMBUS. o.. May quiet oh
ssr,uucc of May day throughout the
United states despite attempts TO
lEItUts demonstrations through tho
distribution 90 literature has 'Eivon
.sSurtncc of the return 90 normal
conditions in America" said a stutD-
men. issued here today by Attorney
General Harry NJ. Daughcrty.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-02
NEWBERRY FREE CORRUPT ACTICES ACT INVALID
20 Killed in Clash
Between Jews and
Arabs at Jaffa

JERUSALEM. May 2.--Twenty
persona were killed amt ibo wounded
IN a clash between Jews and Arabs
lt 1nffa Sunday
Troops succeeded IN restoring order
without belng compelled 20 firo on the
fighting crowds.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-02
Missouri Corporation
Tax Law Is Valid

wAsiIINGToN. May e.--Thc Sis
souri, corporation tax law was declar-
ed valid today by the supreme court
m deciding the suit brought by the
~ I.ouis q san Francisco railway
against state officials.
The statute imposed a tax OF three
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-02
$50 PRINTERS OIT
IN SAN FRANCISCO

SAN FRANCiSCO. May 9 ENccu-
tivos of the typographical union said
that approximately 2a0 printers. or
the 90 pea cent ln the commercial
shops who demand 4i-hour week,
went on strike today. The strikers
are demanding the old rate Of pay
as web as the shortened week
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-02
Favorable Report
On Bill Aimed
At Judge Lands

WASHINGTON. May ..-The Dial
bill requiring federal judges 20 devotc
their entire time TO the duties of their
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-02

Wedf&e1.
AT THE UNIVERSITY OF NEw
MEXICO, ALBUQUERQUE
Tor 20 Hour i.nding q a. m.

Highest temper
nturc so. lowest
temperature s03
daily runro tom
utrutuTc 80,
mean daily tenn
psfuturc 65s re-
lative humidity
q p. nl. 81 re-
latiyo humidity
y a on. "a; pre-
cipitation none
maximum vcloc-
ity OF wind miles
per hour lii pre-
I
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-02
TODNY's RESULTS.

Iiy iuulnEs X. ~ y.
poston 600 00i 600 6
Sew York . .i2i oOo iO'--s ~ o
Watson. scott Coonry and o'N"in
and Gibson. liarucs and Smith. Gas
ton.
NV innings. RI. 4.
pt,itaaolnhip 600 iOe 00O-3 .
nrooklyn .OgO coo Ou.i .
Uubbeu and Bruggy. Cadorc. NIL
jus, Mitchell and Miller.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-02

police Judgp. aud these women were
named council member. Mrs Ina
Craig. Mrs. Eunico Rash. Miss Alice
i.ambcrtson. MrH. Iva Gross. and Mrs.
Daisy savage. An are church work
trH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-02

ii.HoJR WEEK II
GRANTED ~ NEW YORK
NEW YORK, May The ii-hour
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-02

willing direction east chhla't'f OF
the day clear
STATE Ncaihcr
Scw Mexico: Generally fair to-
utrht and TUESDAY. warmer east
of niountainA
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-02

MthEtM or WAR INVENTIONS.
The French government has de-
cided 70 establish museum OF war
inNentlona which we're brought 10 tho
front during tho Rreat War snd which
wero inrifurlcnini In wlnninn the de-
clHion for the allies. % = said that
thss Institution VIII be ~ Ercat value
70 the nndt1is in tho various mill
New-York tribune., 1921-06-05
Man o War to Race Again
In Quest of More Laurels

N AN o. WAR year
~
this horse of the century, hopeful the fouryearod
Fair Play Mahubah nyncb
to
all distances
Mr. Feuste said yesterday that Man Wars
practically concluded
physical condition to
training period that would put him
Il know heart" in
no wise affected Man Wars stamina
the farm fit
OF records that will
mile at Belmont Park
It, If have he'll be at
Park, not before
Mr. Feuse of the Glen Riddle
Farm anxious
he admitted that Riddle Jfords who have as much
this
the bringing
New-York tribune., 1921-06-05
Richards Annexes
State Tennis Title,
Defeating Hammett
Young Star Gains Victory
in Three Sets on Yonkers
Courts, 90, 6-I, So

Vincent Richards won the eastern
New York State singles championship
yesterday afternoon by defeating AL
fred D. Hammett, at Go, 6-1, 8-6,
in the final round of the annual eastern
New York State championship tourna
ment, on the clay courts of the Amack-
ASSN Club, of Yonkers.
In the first two sets Richards was
practically invinclble, all his shots
working beautifully, particularly when
he closed in at the net for two sessions
of brilliant volleying. Overhead, too,
he wac deadly, finishing off his shots
With finality that he has rarely shown
before.
In the third set Richards began to
make errors, and Hammett, who had
beer so f1ustered at his opponents ir-
resistible brand of tennis in the first
two sets, regained some of his con-
fieence and steadiness. He began a
lobbing campaign that had Richards
smashing into the net and making
other costly errors. Leading, at 5-4
ami 6-5, Hammett was twice within two
points of winning this set, but each
time Richards steadied and pulled out
the game
A recapitulation of the stroke analy-
sis shows that Richards made the re-
n,arkable total of forty-three place
ments and three service aces, as COM
Jared with Hammett's nine placements.
The latter also made FIVE double-faults,
something most unusual with him. The
total errors were Richards, SO. and
Hammett, 81.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-05
Bible and Bo1ing Put
Upon Same Plane IN,
Building Of Character

EAsToN. Pa, June s.--Believing
that the Bible and boxing are
two great character builders of
American life, Chaplain !; Syrs.
John Carruthcrs, of Lafayette Col
lege, have established what is to be
known as the Bible Department
Boxing Cup, for interclass boxing
competition at Lafayette College.
Boxing has been held only on a
minor scale at Lafayette heretofore,
but with the establishment of the
new trophy. which is to be as hand
some as any now in competition, it
is believed the sport will place
Lafayette in line with the inter-
collegiate leaders.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-05

9ls inches. o. wanzer, New York
A; C., with Az feet, was the winner
with a feet 61s inches, and Bob Beat
tie, Manual Training High School
football star, captured second place.
Beattie was favored with a foot al
lowance and tossed the "pill' 40 feet
6h inches.
High jump honors fell to the lot of
Richmond Landon. of Yale, who won
with leap of feet AS inches. Lam
don, who broke the Olympic record
with leap of 6 feet 2-5 inches st
Antwerp last August, was in rare form,
but he was not equal to the task which
his friends urged upon him namely,
the breaking of the intercollegiate rec
ord
Landon made three attempts to bet
ter the mark of feet 4 u inches made
in 1915 by w. Oler, also of Yale, but
failed.