davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-05
FL viaje al P olo
El COmandante Malcolm Wheeler Nichols
dice que en- Ell EjercitO NOrteamericanO
existe un prusianismO que no en-
GAIA con la demOcracia.
Ell teniente Mr.. w. F. Reed uno de los que Sc
crey6 perdido en- la presentida catas-
trOfe aerea, aterriz6 al sur del
EstadO de. Missouri.


SEATTLE, JUNO 5.-El sabado sa-
lilo con rumbo al Polo, el barco expe-
|dicionario del captain noruego Amund
sen, con los equipos Y tripulacion ne
+cesarios para tan arriesgada empresa.
La despedida tributada al ilustre hon-
bre de ciencia ha sido sensational.
WRIGHTST0WN, New Jersey, ju-
MO 5. Han sido sometidos una cor
tie nnarcial, el comandante del ejerciA
to Malcolm Wheeler Nichols, q1ien
Sc acusa de estar ausente de sus debe-
res militares, v de haber escrito fall
SOS irlforlnes para denunciar al Presi-
'dente Harding de que en- el ejercitof
americana existe un prusianisno in
fconsistente conlos metodos democras.
Fticos americanos. Ell ruidoso juicio
Sc, Sc ha incoado en- el Campamento
Dix Ell tribunal que entiende en- el
proceso, ha escuchado con estupor que
el cornandante Nichols reptile sus de-
|iiidiAeias ssEfef fi0lme Il e. he
Igando que el prusianismo a que el Sc
Irefere domina desde el misnio Depar-
|tamento de Ia Guerra. Probablemen.
|te q Gobierno Rrdenara que Sc abra
luna Investigation antes de proseguir
Iadelante en- este estupendo juicio mar
|cial. 81
LONDRES, junio 81 Despues de ha-
befse llegado a, un acuerdo satisfac-
Ftorio entire los. representatives. de las
facciones iIlandesas del Gobierno
britanico que va crefan perdida toda
fesperanza de un mltuo acercamiento,
han sido reanudadas las conferencias
| que habfan sido suspendidas que
tratan sobre los graves asuntos de II
landa = de la poIftica a desarrollarse
ALI en- 10 futuro
No obstante, Gran Bretafia prosigue
enfaticamente en- su actitud de que su
poderfo en- La Verde Erin no sea des-
cartado, Y que sea respectable el tra-
! tado que hace POGO Sc firm0 entire ans
bos pafses. Los irlandeses piden su
completa Independence y a esta soli-
citud han undo sus esfuerzos los no.
/ tables lfderes de Valera, Collins y
Griffith. Aguardanse ,ruidosos deba-
4
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-05
LO que nos dice ell Lcdo.
Jim6nez Sicard0

Aver tarde pedimos al Lcdo. Jime-
nez Sicard6. que nos expusiera sus
impresiones, ell cuanto al msndamus
resuelto por Ia Corte Suprema, ortie-
nando su reposici0n como juez de la
Qorte Municipal de San Juan. El Sr.
Jimencz Sicard6 nos dijo que lamen-
taba mucho no poder expressr opinion
alguna zen este case, hasta tanto no
comparezca ell Gohernador a declarsr
ante la Corte Suprema Ell dfa 26 a las
dos de Ia tarde, {. expresar las eau
sas que tubo para destituirle.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-05
Las jugadas de base
ball en EE. UU.

NEW YORK, JUNO 5. Sigue Ia lu-
cha de Ia gran serie mundial de base
ball con inusitado entusiasino, y englas
jpgadas de aver Sc ha registrado el
siguiente score: Liga Nacional: New
York, s.; Brooklyn, A; Chicago, 8; Gin
ciInati, S. Ain Sc ignora Ell resulta-
do de las otras novenas en- pugna.
Liga Americana: New York, s; Fila
della, 8; Cleveland, IA; Detroit, 6;
Washington, i; Boston, Q; St. Louis,
3; Chicago 2.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-05

MILWAUKEE,, JUNO 5.-El tenien-
tie w. F. Reed, photo de la flota aerea
naval, y uno de los trece aereonautas
que tomaron parte en- el concurso
aereo que Sc llevo cabo en- vuelo
realizado desde el aerodromo de esta
ciudad, anuncia haber aterrizado en-
las montaiias que quedan en- la parte
sur de Missouri. El intrepido avia-
dor realiz6 un vuelo que abarca un
aerea de trescientos treinta cinco
millas, logrando ocupar Ell tercer lu-
gar entire los concursantes que han
obtenido una victoria resonante. El
teniente Reed sera uno de los candi-
Idat9s annericanos para los vuelos in
ternacionales que So proyectan para
scr celebrates en- Geneva, dentro de
'algEaos Elesel.
BELFAST JUNO 5.-I.a semana
pasada la aisciridad ha permanecido re-
lativamente tranquila Solamente Sc
registraron en- los iiltimos disturbios
!. alst..rtes ~ personals herilas. FL
pals entero Sc ha puesto en- gHardia,
esperanto cudl sera la resolucidn final
de la Conferehcia en- Londres.
LISBOA, JUNO s. En- el vapor
3Carvalaho Aronjo1 lleg6 hoy a la
Iisla Fernando, el biplano d. Ell Gobier-
mo de Portugal envia a los aviadores
Sacadura y Coutinho, cuyo vuelo tras-
atlantico fue interrumpido por una
tormenta, q. les destrozo la nave en-
que Sc proponian llegar al Brasil.
FL pueblo " autoridades de esta re-
Ip1blica suramericana, esperan con
gran ansiedad, a los dos lusitanos, pa
ra tributaries una evasion estruendo-
sa.
ST. LOUIS, JUNO 5.El teniente
comandante de la estacion aerea de
Lakehurst, New Jersey, J. P. Mort
fleet, perteneciente a las fuerzas de
aviacion de marina, q pilotaba el diri-
gible naval en- epconcurso de aviacion
Gel brado en- Milwaukee la semana pa
sada, ha declarado que de la prueba
practicada, el gas puesto en- uso por
su nave v conocido per Helium, no
produce la ventaja que Sc esperaba
sobre ell gas carbonifero que Sc en-
Iplea hasta la fecha en- los motores
de los aparatos aereos. Como bien
Sc sabe el uso del Helium sometido a
experimento por la marina de gue-
IRA en- su flota aerea, fue utilizado en-
este dirigible. Ahora bien-ha ana
dido el experto aviador-el helium
tiene la facultad de permitir los
ayiadores el fumar sin exposition all
guna de que Sc produzca un acciden-
te en- los dep6sitos de combustible, re-
duce el dano que pudiera proporcionar
a la nave en-. case de bombardeo por
medic de granadass Ell gas empleado
en- los tanques del mencionado dirigi-
bic sci utilizo hasta su total extinction,
llogrando realizar el teniente Mort
fleet con la cantidad que Sc lie asig-
mo, 425 millas, sin notar NADIA amor
NAL en- el funcionamiento de los mo-
torres.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-07
McNary Reclamation
Bill Is Favorably
Reported to Senate

WASHINGTON. Mar Tho
MrNHry tI 1pu-oUrafInr $500
uuH 600 for deveIouW nf lrri-
a"..Hr and reclamation. including
fvHWn lands dra.usE. wac re-
ported fatofHhE today hv ths
senate irrigation committee
TUr committee vote fnr tho bill
was unanimous The measure has
thu endorsement of .nr admins
trauon having been reolmtvouded
hE prfHlrut HnrliuE. approved by
Secretary IuN 0f The Interior de.
parchment and prlwi a.l o. place on
.H. republican legislative urOgrauf.
jWirr fho biI rriEtDnn Uroicct
would ur formed ana financed tN
Iur rr.srUusm. huf with provision
IHr repayment frUuI lands soid
Tho ar.re-.rr lf tlH interior wouhl
HN prices Cor fHr HuH
Tn nuInHD tho Development
wHrE bonds nf ths rH.IHuiH diH.
fr..r. would nH aurI Hf thr rus
.rrm.nt Through fnH isl"rHi hrW
Joan board
Tho Hu prescribe .H"f Iu fhr
construction off project. rtr.irct pf
wHr Veterans shall h. uenf Whsn
ever possible ana .u uH.1lrE o.
protests, former service men would
have exclusive righH of Cutr3 Tor
sixty days
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-07
RAIL MEN PAID
MORE THAN OTHER
LABOR, IS CLAIM
J. w. Higgins Presents
Figures at Wage Hear
ing in Chicago

CHICAGO. March Men en-
rngcd In work comparable to that
done on railroads. employed n
b.827 industries in 2s western
states. are receiving wages much
lower than those paid TO railroad
employees according to statement
read today by j. w Higgins. oN-
ecutlvc secretary Of the Associa-
tion OF Western Railways. before
tho United States Railroad Labor
Board at IT, hearing concerning
wage disputes between the men
and the roads
Mr.. Higgins represented iOi
western railroads Other railway
In the western states operating
under different conditions and
circumstances. announced inten-
tion uf making separate state
ments To tho board.
According 20 the statement att
cr an exhaustive survey OF tho
3is.Sga employees OF all CLASSES
studied In other Industries. 2f1. p
Sss or 7773 per cent. were gc.
ting wages In December. 1921.
lower 'han those paid 10y railroads
FOR similar services The state
ment said that In Arkansas Ari-
zona, Kentucky. Michigan Miss
issippi and Tennessee. more than
90 per cent Of employees In other
industries are paid less than rail-
road wages
Z
ncsoth, Nebraska, Texas, Utah and
Wisconsin, according 10 the state
ment from 30 to 90 per cent are
paid less than the railronds pay.
In Colorado. Illinois Missouri.
siew Mexico and Washington 90
to so per cent are paid less than
the railroads pay In Idaho Iowa,
Kansas, North Dakota nud OKLA
homh from so to 20 per cent re-
crive lover wages than the rail.
roads pay. while in South Dakota
% per cent are being paid less
There are only four states ir
tho West. Montana Nevada. ore
Eon and Wyoming where less than
90 per cont of tho employees rc.
ceiNc lower wages than that paid
by the railroads. says the stato'
ment
Discrepancies were found also
IN outside Industries In principal
oitics. Mr.. Higgins told the board
Mr.. HigKins said that while The
roads wish the wages paid 10 D,
fair and adequate, II was not ho
lievcd that tho transportation act
inten Ted "a fiat rate to prevail
/ fNrUun houf tho onuuerN nuu ln u a
ing the differences in wages paid
common labor in principal citici
of the west, presented duia q,
show that S9,5 per cent OF thi
men IN the metal crafts aud othci
Industries received lower wagei
than men doing the same worl
Tor railroads
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-07
TAX COMMISSION
TO PROBE CURRY
CO. ASSESSMENT
Will Hold Hearings S
This Week; Schools
May Close
Esp cinI 10 The 4 rnidl

SANTA FE. March Tia, sto
tax commission VIII 300 Co curry
county ON Thursdsy and hold hear
ins there ON FRIDAY and sltur-
duy into charge OF unequal ass
-o mcu,s of property
Tho uct.un follows No. rs futhl
OF tho Santa fp railway fo pay
i- uNrF ON 'ho ground that the
fHru U.uuHrty wHa He.. rcd az lH
p.r cent of iuI valuation. compared
tu TOO pes cont Tor tlo railway
~. prrty
srlt, Educational Auditor I'crns
sly. ind schools In tlg county VIII
have Go closs April unl,Ha tH.
santa l'c taxes are received. 70 u
understood tina. the santa Fo VIII
boz WIiuug Goo pay it- itStH if sl''n
a .suianceH that rDldlu ucuts w..
o., m1dr in tho 1929 Hsrr mrufs
uuH .'hcr prup. rty assr-s'd uu H
Ben equal to thas OF the lallWI.
.rr.Ier'".
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-07
Z ARBUCKLE
WITNESSES
ARE INDICTED
Accused of Perjury in
Testimony for
Comedian

SAN FRANCISCO. M9rcH
Mrs Mimi" Neighbour ~ t.uH
Angelic and Mrs France. s. Bates
uf thIctr'. who ts-IlDl for tho
defense ln the .rBI- of EnHcla q.
tWttNI Arhlrklo wrr. Indicted Uu
perjury UIHrErs early 'hIH morn
.nr D. the county rrfnd jury.
Nrs NeIehb.ea testified ut Ar
HUri.lD.s FIRST tr.Hl that snr -Iv
NIs virginia HHkpo DO connection
r 300 wnu.U IrHN ATuEUkis b.. ace
Dl.rd of mluslaurttor af wheeler
lipt SuIusa Ventura county cal
If'ruin. 900 AuuF, 1921 ana thar
NINs lnnp, bad suffered Two SICK
spells whND nr the Rot Springs.
District Attorney Matthew Urdv.
after tho EruI iury session said Del
bad rror"ut,i fhe jury with OWE
drnce iu prove MlHs Iapur wHF not
u; thr springs ne the time stated
hy SIR Neighbour
q doubt .f Mis- Eapr. was ever
Ht .hia dot urur suJ Brady
Mf 80. y- teet rcd a' tho sec-
ond trial NJ Arhgcklr She said shc
worked with Miss BIrpe in "a Chic
rar1 drUrtWrHs uorr in 1918
wh.r" The film actress had heen
employed us model Brady said
be- furnished the grand iury with
records frpm tho tncaHo store to
pow Htt Mrs WlteF worked lI
flr D.iI. HIlshHIHf .H 1909 wac disc
sr-.H In 1910 auI Boa NOT lHsu
r.cmu. ..s,d Il fhe .Tr"
IwI. n a H1t,u,u' a.Iur hIF
rU1H"r. .Hr .h.HI trr .uIIrf u.ufs
Hsli D.. Intended tu prosecute
.IIl rN".Hn- who commits uyr4Ir
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-07
Congresswoman
Tells Why She
Is a Republican

KANSAS CITY. March -
Miss Alice VI Robertson. ok
iahomn congrosswonian. con-
fcnse- that when she was asked
60 run for congress she never
wac so nnhbcrEasted" in her
life and attributes her alleg-
lance to the republican party to
Andrew Jhckson's act Of keep
ing her grandfather In the pen
itentlary.
Miss Robertson. at rally NJ
republican women yesterday,
told of her early untagoniFm
toward womcn's suffrage and.
Of her reason for being re-
publican.
She SAID she WINS often ask
cd how she became "a rcpuhii-
can. MY grandfather was
missionary among the Choro-
keo Indians Of Georgia she
nid W hen tho state of Geor-
gia sent tho Indians out uf the
state. he refused to leave them
For this ne was sentenced fu
four years In tn" p-nitontinfN
The case was tried lu many
courts ami finally the United
States supreme court decided
that a. was illegal To hold him
liut the sovereign state of Goor-
Fia. aided and abettcd hy An,
drew Jackson decided that
thoy would do as they pleased
In the matter.
So whenever am asked
why an republican. ul-
ways sny that l never can r,'
over Andrew Juckson's Keep
ing my grandfather In the pom
itentlary"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-07
QUARREL OVER
CHECK LEADS
TO SHOOTING
Banker Fires on Ranch
er; Pleads Self
Defense

CLOVIS II N March - H.
larker rauchmnn uviag east OF
Fufweil TeXas died to-day from
wound from q bullet fired ycster-
iIN shorty after noon bN a. r.
Guy president of flr fsrmorf
State bank ~ Farwel
The shooting tonk place just OUT
side tnc bank following .ho re-
nowai of "a quarrel between the two
men earlier .n the day 1yci cneck
which lurkers son had deposited
and which had been returned BY
thc bank as tlU man who drew ID
had Insufficient funds 90 cosrr a.
Guy. who is also Interested in 4
hank iu TeAIcu. A. a.. acro-s 'sie
state line was on hls way 90 tho
mttcr bank with tinn in currency.
lie was armed az iH his usual Gus
tom when rarryinE currency Park
cr was waiting outside the bank
ana rcutwcd his argument with
Guy Nhinv~sc- alleged Parker
mldH som" nassseH az Guy and The
banker drew his revolver and fired
tho bullet piercing rarker's ahdo-
men.
Iurkor WAS carried 10 fhc office
of physician in the city and Civ
en- medical aid hut the physician
held out little hope for his rucov-
cry and he died early this morn
.nE
Guy is shout s5 yearE old lie
AFR the fhootlng and was releas-
"a under bond, Fuliowing Parker y
death Fhi mrnirr formal
ciinrre of murder wn- tiled ugltinsi
him and hls preliminary hearing
aet for FRIDAY uornluE Hc VIII
HiHIH srff duIruHr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-07
WO TOWNS
SWEPT BY
A STORM
roperty Damage Is
Reported to Be
Heavy

|ATCTSTA. Ga. March Six
'sous were Killed and scores il-
-cd I'm tornado which just h,
e. dayhrcuk today swept the
n town ~ WprrenVllle. s. e..
4 the village of stlfloton. x. e..
.anglcy. 5. c.. 10 mites from
gustn. also was reported tu
gc sustained heavy damage as
uit OF the storm
he tornado struck the three mill
aEc- and % fourth Craniteviii Z,
In the Horac creek valley. aud
lscs were swept away. trees uH-
|,tod and telegraph poles feii.d.
/ wing thn section IN durEuc a
without communication Go ihc
sidc world.
he victims were caught Iud b.
ath .hcir fallen homaH. man. II
m being awakened by the fall
II mbcrs IN som scctie NJ
n W swept away cvury thing
IT. Yfnth, scattering parts Cf
ldings and furniture over ~
ds.
rhc brunt OF the storm appear
To have hit WaTcnvlllo and
fieton. Every hpu-e he q row
~ except one III Natrehviiiu
razcd and tuis Single house
bod undamagcd aitrr the storm
pasard on. -Four houses were
|fruyod lu Si,fleton.
Our OF TIVE dead were Chlldrcn
icr 10 years ot ace.
4 n Macon the riinHli wu- G-
4 ibcd a. the heaviest ia % .o.ti '
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-07
Cochrane Wins
Right to Colorado
Insurance Office

DENVER March The right
of I1gkson Cochrano to tho office
OF state Insurance commission waE
uphold in decision banded down
by Judge Henry Horsu, Ia dis
frIct court hrr0 today
rochrnno was appointed hy Gov
prunr Shaun on October I lau,
na aucrcsaor t1 Bari WILSON who
formerly hsd boen appointed fo
ths office hy tho governor Wilson
refused 20 vacnfe. after the civil
service commission declared the
offI0e sHranf, followlnr cochrana'H
appointment md has since re-
manned in possession of tho ~.
Occ Wilson declared That ha had
not been removed legally hrcnuso
hn bod not heen granted r. hearlnz
ON che clvil service commlsaion'a
ruIlur
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-07
TEXICO, new MEXICO BANKER KILLS CATTLEM
K PERSONS ARE KILLED AND SCORES HURT TORNADO IN GEORG
Scientist Calls
On the Ghost
OF Antagonist

HALIFAX. y. s.. March o.
The ghost of Antagonist had
callers today When tw.
slolshs drew uu tl AlcS Muc-
Buuaid's deserted form housc
M Caledonia Mills, DR. walter
Franklin Prince, director of
the American Institute Tor Sell
tuufc research. dehnrkod to
the clicking of movie cameras
and dropped in for an iudoter-
inmate stay RE brought llf
own food supplies enough 90
last him. ho hopes until De-
hts succeeded IN grtuug on
speaking terms with the ghost
DR. Prince issued O. statement
before entering The haunted
house in which hn ,a, r,.soi
,unfd.uy, iu hl- ability Io .nlN.
the ghost problem. provided
fh. occult one would consent
Co. match wits with r.m
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-07
Customs House at
San Pedro, Mexico,
Raided by 10 Men

ROMA. Texas March "a Ten
armed ana mounted men croaso I
the Rio irande here Monday
night to san re 'ro, Mexico cap-
turcd the customs guards there.
relieved them of their arms and
horses. captured a citizeu named
Antonio Cortez from whom they
demanded s. 600 ana thcn dropped
down tke river toward CnmnrAc.
Tho telephone aud telegraph
wires were out between Cam1rgo
ana Mier and soldiers from he
Enrr.sons ~ those places were
htc IN getting on the trail % the
rAIInr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-07
Woman's Trial for
Death of Infant
Is Near Close

SEATTLE, Wish. March
The fate of Mrs Ivy Osborn. chan
ed with having caused the death
ilele Marie Wilson an. iufI
here Septs mhcr 2S 1921 aH tho
suit ~ a heat ng d. expected tn
in tho hands uf the jury hUt
night The state rested us
yesterday Mrs Osborn is Ns"
attended hy a woman attorn.
Su .ar Hrnuman
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-07

NJ .nc elise was seriously hurl
but number of ulon sustained
miuHH cuts and bruises. Gus
Mlr.Ifu. who was fireman oa
the 'por engine. was cut. but
not badly and Tom Keith of thl
iocnI train was scaldod. The rect
OF the crew OF the local freight
train we're. Hugh Ottoson Frank
Guy M j Hunt Hlll Kelly and
II D. Hunt They were pract-
cnlly uuhurt
An ambulance met the train
which brought Abel mere. and
rushed him 10 the hospital he
received a severe cash in the hvad
but Is not IN serious condition. o.
is beloved. Ills wifD accompanied
him Ictr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-07
Helper Engine and Freight Train
Collide on the Belen Cutoff;
Three Men Injured, One Seriously

\ special train made up % an
engine aud ouhuos" WINS used 20
rush Henry Abel. of Helcu. 90 Al
buquerquo this afternoon follow
ing O. collision of two engines en-
the Bolru cut-off boz which Abel
was injured. The collision oC-
CURED az 1910 O'Clock this morn
ing nt Fllipo. the firr station out
Of llelen on the cut-off
4 helper engine. ON which Abel
was engineer. collidod with % To-
cat freight train which had been
coming up the grade. The helper
engine was going NJ % fair rate %
speed but the local had stopped,
ana the crew had leo their en-
rino whom tho engine struck, 10 is
said.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-07
Cowboy Padgett
Fights a Draw
With Roy Long

oKLAHoM, CITy. March T.
Cowboy" padEett 81 Dolorcs
Colo, and Ray Long OF Oklahoma
City. weiterweight hoNots fought
TO a draw IN i0-round bout hero
last niEht according to a referee e.
decision
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-07
BONUS BILL
READY FOR
THE: HOUSE
Agreement Reached on
Provisions of
Measure
The text uf the bank loan pro-
vision Uf the bonus hill viii n'
found Dn pHEC three.

found on pnsc thrcc
WASHINGTON March Fiuai
agreement on tho compromise SOL
dicr bonus r.l was reacIcG solay
hy house WAYS and means repub-
Leans who authorized Chairman
Furdn'y To prosent the measure Co
tho house before adjournment toe
day
UcprCH,nta i've Forduoy am
nouucod that the dcmorruf- ON tho
r"Wmit.se would De- called in sal-
urduy tu pass formally 90 tho .ill
~. -Hd u was his plan tn present
the formal report e. IA, mouse inn
msdiatfly after the measure lHl
he'n approved boy the entire cnW-
iul. CO.. The drmuC rats were not
expected 90 submit a. minority re-
port
a. finally drawn th0 measure
Garlic" four options with an added
provision OF immediate cash uly-
mem 90 thcsc former service mon
entitled 10 not more than $50 of
adjusted service pay a. wis stated
tina no changes 9f importance had
hr"n uldr IN the new bank luHn
pr1H .on ~ th adiur'ct service
vrriifiD. 90 utle Dr i1 the othU
turer options which were
Vocational .raiulnv hum. aud
farm uIi and 1ul settlement
The effuT. to have Included iu
The measure O. urof ion providing
Tor the uHy mont of cumuru. .4ttIuu
Co .mmsdIHt. rptfiiveF on men who
have died since their discharge
from tho rerVire was unsuccuss-
fuI
thHH rman Fordncy predicted
chat the measure would hn passed
ly the huuso. He Wa undecided
whether % would bo brought up
under suspension 80 the rules or
whether bee would sock h special
rulo FOR It's consideration
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-07
CORD RAINFALL
AT MACON. gEOT,t.IN

IiACoN Ga Mar Alter tho
West rain In Macon since thv
hthcr bureau WIS established
|nty three years ago. the Ocmul-
river wn- out of its banks esrN
.iy and the government weather
'rrvcr wu- preparing to is-u'
fl warnings for both the Gc-
~ se and pconoe rivers
| 'hc rainfall from 8:25 p M. yes
Boy until d % clock hl- morn
VuH 6.d5 inches Thu nearest
iOas D 80 this record down
Wa Isl inches February "a
~, 1875.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-07
one From Panama
Canal to Be Put on
Roosevelt's Grave

EW YORK, March A toa
a haiti Of stone taken from
Culchra cut Of the Panama ca
arrived here today on the
|fnShlp Santa Teresa, The
be will be erected as monu-
|ht over Theodore Itoosovrlt-
ne at oyster Hay.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-07

NEW YORK Mar An inrol-
untafN petition ~ bankruptcy was
tllud in federal court to-day against
charles " cinrk-on and company.
stock brokers of SO Drtadway. 90
petition OF three creditors Tho
liabilities were esilmnted ~ sifb..
Ga0 ana assets az f7Q,0o0,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-07
10 TOWNS REPORTED
AS WIPED on

|, ,IGISTA ca. Mar Lang
and MurrcnVllr. Two towns ten
= twelve miles. respectively.
'n Augusta. lL South Carolina.
: reported Ia have hoon wiped
hy a storm today. Several
sons are sd TO have boon killed
Langley Telephone and tclc-
|phic communications with the
ns ls cut Oft.
NnrronNilie, several miles from
susiu up the Georgia railroad, rs
l. reported to have suffered.
message received by the local
nhone company said nine people
\ been Killed and a number az
|ed. The message cHnc from "a
man who climbed TO the top
u telephone polo ana cut IN on
broken wires 10 send -.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-07
Spanish Cabinet
Resigns Office

MNpnfn March r Inv the
ArsieciHfed FreEs The Suariah
cahiuri hafdcd bs Antonio Maufa
resigned offite aoday