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Albuquerque Morning Journal, 05-17-1922 Journal Publishing Company University of New Mexico UNM Digital Repository Albuquerque Morning Journal 1908-1921 New Mexico Historical Newspapers 5-17-1922 Albuquerque Morning Journal, 05-17-1922 Journal Publishing Company Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/abq_mj_news Recommended Citation Journal Publishing Company. "Albuquerque Morning Journal, 05-17-1922." (1922). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/ abq_mj_news/568 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the New Mexico Historical Newspapers at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in Albuquerque Morning Journal 1908-1921 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. I CITY CITY EDITION ALBUQTJEKQUE MORNING JOUItf EDITION II I 1 OU1Y-THIK- D YEA 15. 1922. Daily by Carrier or Mull. N.c a Month VOL. CLX.YIII. Ko. 47. Albuquerque, New Mexico, Wednesday, May 17, Single Oqilc Be DIRECTORS PUT PEOPLE GIVEN HOOVER CALLS UNITED STATE Love Chariot a Ruff VINDICATION OF THEIR 0. K. OH Stalls; '"S ID DICE" CONFERENCE TO MAY IN FUTURE Road", Says Cupid; Wonhn Agree Fl101 , STEELMERGER IN HEW TARIFF OF AID IN PLAN TO BALL ANNOUNCED Action Taken in the face of BILMSSERTS II the Trade Commission's PRIGESOF COAL Request for Information RESTORE RUSSIA Indianapolis Pitcher Discov- Senate Gets Rather Hilar- Concerning Deals. ers a New Method of ious During the Discus- the Um- The Aiaoclaled Propelling Pellet, sion of What Generally Is Will Confer With (By Prew.) Situation May Be Clarified Secretary New York, May 16. The pur- pires Decide. a Very Dry Subject. Mine to Devise chase of the Lackawanna Steel to Such an Extent That Operators i'resO company by the Bethlehem Steel U, S, Can ' (lly llif, Aoc)nlcl FUN BY Measures for the Participate-- 10 the Assovi- - j IS STARTED Protecting eomoration was approved by both .Chicago, May (by t is Believed, v,5 ateeu Press.) president Tlionius SENATOR HARRISON the Consumer, boards of directors and represent J. Hickey, of the American associa- atives of six other large Independ- tion today announced the complete "finllftlfufi" wnw'T RP who held the DOOR NOT vindication of the "radio fadeaway" Accused of Demo- w ii wfc-- ent steel companies CLUStlWV ball Reading Mvuuniu ii of several to arrange perfected by Harry Weaver, TOLERATED, DECLARES first meetings FURTHER NEGOTsVyS pitcher with the Indianupolix club, cratic Free List of Present terms with Kuhn, Loeb & Co., which has proved so effective in face of the Law Instead of List in bankers, today the for Eco- against, association sluggers. Cost Has Risen Unduly in federal trade commission's request Reasons Although Weaver had endoavor-ore- d Measure. for information concerning both nomic Pi'" .v$ Rea- - to conceal tho discovery and Proposed Certain Districts, Is Claim are consummated of which is deals before they perfection this pitch, The Amoolslptl ., .,.1 ,V, cimmnnlnC flf the Tll'incl- - Sdr Without tho nearest to a double- - (Ily I'rem.) -- Reports of sonably approach Washington, May 16. The tariff Shortage Ipals before the Lockwood legisla Jointed curve yet developed in base sub- Further veteran is generally considered a dry Branded as Untrue, tive committee. invesub'uuiiB "t Investigation, ball, the managers and -- of the A.V circuit had ject but tho senate got rather hlla housing situation. players big ious its consideration todny. - Lackawanna (By Tile Aawtclntrd Prcw.) felt that Weaver had uncovered a during By The Afuwi.iled PrcM.) The Bethlehem " The started when jx int ho ratified by 16 tho As- -- now pitch ami mimeruus efforts hilarity "16. Secretary Washington, May (by wuL fol Harrison, democrat, Mississippi, de-- : Washington, May of stockholders to There were inti- P ruty have been made to show that the announced the call-lu- g special meetings sociated I'resa). ygp was Fre- scribed by Cnairman McCumber, of Hoover tonight bo held later, involves me imuuikb few FtWVtntD T radio fadeaway illegal. the finance committee as of coal opera- stock mations today that administration to hold of senate of a conference of $35,108,500 in i.jW capital :0f quent opportunities get "the man of the senate," t u rnmnanv- eaual officials expected early develop- balls were taken advuutagc of, and funny tors to devise measures fqr the uid Trttvi,ism " started the list of commod- ly of the Lackawanna ments in Genoa or perhaps later occasional protests floated into Hie reading piotection of consumers from the to the par value ... office of President ities to be let in free of ducy if the stock ony pci at The Hague which might clarify Hickey. bill were In its form. tendency of coal prices to rise at outstanding, bo In 7 As a result of this, President passed pendi'.e; of the payment will made the Russian situation sufficiently to "Let's see whaf the pe'i'de are the mine In certain districts which cent and 60 per cent Hickey instructed every umpire to tax he declared would be checked. No per preferred to permit American participation j watch Weaver closely. Later a get free under your bill," in Class B common, Bethlehem In eomo international said Senator Harrison, addressing date has yet been definitely set for the to re- project meeting of umpires was called here however, reserving right to restore Russia to pro- and tile radio fadeaway discussed tho republican side. "First, you are the conference, but it is expected duce the amount of preferred and to let bones come in free. to be held In the next few " B ductivity. from every angle. The umpires going days. increase the amount of Class On information feel- ' dis- And Brazilian pebbles. Then bris- Mr. Hoover requested the Amer- what that agreed that Weaver simply had common paid by $1,543,000 par ing might be based was not indi- covered a new method of propell- tles, If they are crude. Cutlcfisil ican Railway association and thd of of vege- cre- value, upon payment approxi- cated. It was evident, however, the ball so as to give it a change bones, dry insects. Stems public utilities associations to in cash. ing tables und flowers don't under- ate committees to handle mately $300,000 that the exchange of cabled notes ot pace and a drop at t lie same buying No official statement was given with the Genoa conference group time. Consequently, the radio fade stand how they escaped. Birds' their purchases of coal and an- to actual progress made eggs and fish eggs free. Pish skins, nounced his Intention of out as the yesterday was regarded as having away is Just as legal us a fast one, asking at the meeting of the bankers and moved matters at least a step for- a curve or any other pitch that is fossils, dragons blood,- horse hair, other large consuming industries to of the six In- soaps, old it its new it similar to the executive heads ward so far as Russia is concerned. within the law. junk; junk take measures in order companies, but Thomas Another In can't come in free, I don't know each other dependent Added Significance. interesting sidelight whether loaded dice in stop bidding against Tj. Chadbourne, counsel for the The authorized statement connection with Weaver's new dis- you let free and the general consumer. it only Left to Mm. Neary Kelly, the common law wife; Mrs. Robert Savage, Frolics bride of a week; but are the American against interests involved, declared that going beyond tho terms ot Secre- right: May covery is that at least two major you giving "At tho time," he said, Al ninety-tou- r, whose she 8 a loaded dice in tins bill. present was now a three to one shot that tary Hughes' note declining the in- Mrs. Mary Kanaoiph, husband alleges vamp. league clubs havo been trailing him peoplo "the price of coal has risen unduly would go through. Tho ob- (Hy Central Press.i recently refused to consider the In the case of Mrs. this year. Tuo Indianapolis club, Sea Weed "Drifts In." In certain districts while in other the merger vitation to Hague was that May Neary "And sea weed. That drifts tained the at the Whitts New York, May 1C. Han Cupid's matrimonial of Mrs. Mary M. Kelly the niachino ran however, is closely allied with the just districts thcro is an insufficiency during day jaunt smoothly New York so McGraw n. Nux vomica, rags, shavings, old that the note did not close ol' love the a failure. Mrs. until death husband-chauffeu- r Giants, that of orders to employ tho mines full House, chariot, bumping along Randolph Randolph after the of will have a radio fade- paper, rope ends, waste ropes, waste LORD AND LADY AST0R door to conversations ninety-fou- r. di- undoubtedly Btocks the future rocky road, is being stalled with is She sought a in of the fact that be- old and time. There are very large on of spite away among his slab repertoire baggings, sausage casings of coal In pos- TORONTO the subject. In tho light thai in ruts of vorce. Her husband counter- the became man and wife skeletons and teeth. the country in the DEPART FOR Mr. assertion in alarming frequency the Kellys fore the end of the season, if lie bladders, punk, session of consumers and the prob- statement Hughes' charged that she was a "vamp." the common law so desires. If you pass this bill the American the note to Genoa of the willing- the marital highway. by rather than the lem is one of and co- The Asaociuted Preas.) Childish Hit plea was refused.
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