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Albuquerque Morning Journal, 12-16-1922 Journal Publishing Company University of New Mexico UNM Digital Repository Albuquerque Morning Journal 1908-1921 New Mexico Historical Newspapers 12-16-1922 Albuquerque Morning Journal, 12-16-1922 Journal Publishing Company Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/abq_mj_news Recommended Citation Journal Publishing Company. "Albuquerque Morning Journal, 12-16-1922." (1922). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/ abq_mj_news/781 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]. ALBUQTTEBQUE MOENING II i "TT"V RNAL I 'Olin HIIUU YUAK. VOIi. CliXXV. No. 77. Albuquerque, New Mexico, Saturday, December 16, 1922 I'lilC'K FIVH CENTS. AMERICA LIKELY FOUR MEN SEEN FREE STATE man LISP COST STAGE STAR POSITION; KELLER REFOSES FEDERAL RELP OUSTED MEMBER SHE SUES DENTIST FOR $20,000 TO TAKE A WITH REVOLVERS NW YORK IS TO APPEAR OR FOB FARM F OLK OF HOUSE RURLS IN THE GERMA AT HERRI!. RIOT TOLD TO LEAVE QWERTY Eft SE GETS APPROVAL CHARGE AGIST II I n n I II I nm nil Witnesses at Trial of Five Daniel J. McGrath Gets Representative From Min- Secretary Hoover, Director, H R II ll S III IIM ILIEpSPUlE Unable to Identify Them Anonymous Letter Telling nesota Causes Surprise of War Finance Board,: iliuiliin UULUli In- as Men Who Fired Shots; Him He Is a When He Announces Others Co-Op- - Our Influence Can Be Used Sanctioning i and Say Victims Tied With Rope Gang of Legal Slayers ability to Meet Committee rative Needed Representative Harrison, Toward Solving the Rep- Marketing ueillUUcU, LBiUblU- - Marlon, 111., Dec. 15. The at- New York, Men. 15. Tho Irish Dec. 15. Another arations 'Problems, Is Washington. Washington, Dec. 3o. tors Is Sold in tack on the Herrln "strip" mine, Free State was ordered by Justice surprise was furnished before the alive marketing of farm crops Patronage View of Officials the death 'march through the town V. Mullen in court house judiciary committee t.idny ' George supreme of assurances of support from Virginia with tho captives, and the hunt to show cause next with the failure Representative of execu- few was today Tuesday of Minnesota, members administrative, HARVEY ISCALLED ing down of a fugitives, tho of of Keller, republican tive and congressional branches of described today by witnesses at the why place imprisonment to appear in response to a formal DECLARES SLEMP IS M. Irish summons to under oath the the government today. Secretary HOME FROM LONDON trial of five men in connection Stephen O'Mara, republi- give of Commerce Hoover, Kugene with the killings. can leader, should not be revealed information on which he based his OFFICIAL DISPENSER At- Meyer, Jr., managing director of All but one of the defendants to for O'Mara impeachment charges against Dis- .attorneys and General the war finance corporation, and Wiedfeldt and Hughes were named as having been seen torney Duugherty. C. the Earaonn do Valera. Mr. ve no explanation Ralph Miller, member of Denial Alleges That No In the possession of a gun during Keller r federal reserve board, told dele- cuss the Situation; White the progress of the rioting, but all The order was granted on peti- other than that contained in a let- Is Collected his counsel. Jackson II. gates to the first national council Money by House With- the witnesses so far heurd have tion of John F. Flnerty of Wash- ter from of Sookesmen Con-bo- y, !VfX'.: Mr. farmers marketing declared that could not iden- ington, D. C thriugh Martin Ralston, which stated that asso- Republicans on Promise they in was unable to to- associations that commodity hold All Details persons had seen his New York Ralston appear re- tify any they representative, of business ciations had done more toward of Office the act of shooting at the vi- who seeks to have a commission day because imperative in the engagements. storing finnneinl stability 1 5 Asso- ctim. take O'Mara's testimony in the I'nited States fac- Washington, Nov. by the at this time than any other g The defendants who have been Irish republic bond suit "Without submitting and Senator of Washington, Dec. 15. In a part-t- ciated Press.) Administration of- hav- to of the commit tor, Capper Kansas, pointed out by witnesses as which has been in the New York the jurisdiction leader of the senate farm hloc. d shot at his republican foes ficials believe that American Influ- been seen guns during for more a tee with regard t tho subpoena.. ing carrying courts than year. the said. "I am at clnred the prospects wet'o growing! just before they ousted him lute ence cari be employed to help to- the rioting are Otis Clark, Beit Tho papers alleged that O'Mara letter expecting hetter dnilv for action on rural! today from the house of renresen- - end L. V. i" your next meeting, tomorrow, or wards a solution of the German Grace, Joseph Caranghl was unlawfully detained in Ireland Inter to such before credits legislation. tatives on the grounds of election Mann. The name of Peter Uiller. be take position 1 reparations problem. That feeling and it was feared ho would 'the committee with to the .Secretary Hoover said the farm-- irregularities, Representative Tim- the fifth defendant, has not yet killed otherwise from regard er to re-- , man V. of was voiced today or prevented subject as then may seem appro- had every right demand Harrison, democrat authoritatively appeared In any of the testimony. giving testimony, before tho case lief from the depression into which tho Seventh Virginia district. at the White House. Donald M. Ewing, a Chicago be to priate." his bad because It the life could brought trial. Arguing that this letter con- industry fallen, charged that of tho repub- It was added, however, that no newspaper man, who wrote the This of affairs of had suffered more than any other. lican party in his state whs based account of the for development tained no "excuse" for the failure announcement was possiblo or first killings the Irish Free Stato in this coun- of Mr. Keller to to He expressed the opinion that the on patronage, and then proceeded the Associated Press, picked out respond the ho even imminent. Things that may try followed tho receipt today of a summons. somp committeemen farmers' greatest hope for relief to read letters which declared be behind the Grace from among the defendants who in and that pat- occurring scenes, him le,tter by Daniel J. McGrath, favored an immediate report to the lay marketing "proved incontrovertlbly" it was said "cannot be exhibited on as a man who had threatened has been the consular rs he predicted that the sentiment of ronage had been sold there. when to handling ' house recommending that he be the stage" at this time without with a gun he attempted of tho Free .State pince Joseph 7 haled before the bar there in con the country would guarantee them Amid tho utmost confusion In ' a of water to two men ( prejudice here or abroad to the bring drink November 20, liow- -' the constructive measures they the chamber, Mr. Harrison declar- on a d Connelly resigned tempt proceedings. Finally, very cause that tho Washington who were lying him to leave tho country decided to needed. lack of transportation ed Itepresenta live C. l',ascoiul a crowd of warning ever, the committee, .Mr. government hopes to servo. road surrounded by before December 26 or be shot at hear his counsel tomorrow before facilities, Hoover said, has Slemp of the Ninth Virginia dis- Such was of armed men just outside of Hei;rin. caused tho farmer loss and national com- the brief glimpse were six sight. It was signed "Competent charting its course. greater trict, republican official purpose made available at The witness said there in than high rates. mitteeman, was the dispenser of men in the Military Authority." Mr. Keller, who was present the close of a day filled with spec- dead or wounded lying Mr. went to tho house the Smmtor Capper declared "the all patronage. Then holding alofr. all of bound Finerty courModay during practically more en- ulation as to what move the Wash- road, them together on of reports that O'Mara, entire session conferred late idea offers a handful of letters and cancelled con- a rope tied about their receipt today, in the Mr. ington government might be by single who raised the $2,500,000 by pop- in the day with his counsel as to couragement pulling farmer checks, Harrison exclaimed: towards averting tho necks. dur- but no an- out of the hole In which lie finds "Tho people of the country do templating one of ular subscription in America his future position, In- Anglo-Frenc- h break "Grace put his foot on himself, due to financial and not understand Virgin- threatened men ing the world war, was in the cus- nouncement was made concerning altogether . to the wounded and pushed," dustrial conditions than other ia It is a over Germany's capacity pay of State authorities. the conference. Earlier in the day '' any republican politics. pure the witness declared, and quoted tody Free factor." matter of and a ques- reparations. a "It to us," he said, .Clara Mackin. some of his friends stated that lie patronage, The White House statement was the defendant as saying with appeared would not submit himself to the Mr.
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