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Albuquerque Morning Journal, 02-18-1922 Journal Publishing Company University of New Mexico UNM Digital Repository Albuquerque Morning Journal 1908-1921 New Mexico Historical Newspapers 2-18-1922 Albuquerque Morning Journal, 02-18-1922 Journal Publishing Company Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/abq_mj_news Recommended Citation Journal Publishing Company. "Albuquerque Morning Journal, 02-18-1922." (1922). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/ abq_mj_news/481 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]. CITY CITY EDITION ALBUQUEBQUE EDiTION FOISTY-N- )M VKAK VOIj. CLXXII. No. 39. Albuquerque, New Mexico, Saturday, February 18, 1922. Dully bf Carrier or Mall. X5c a Month Single topic !io HOTEL CONTRfiuT GiVEfi Twenty-five- - Year-Ol-d "Ponzi" IISIRftTIO REPUBLICANS AHEISOLDIER BONUS L Owes A ssets Tiinnni! nun nrn urnm $4,500,000; $1000 OVESTD SPEED UNABLE TO PICK BILL READY FOR lUbOUli HUM DUILUCn; !fT ON ACTION HIS I STATE CUAIBI G. 0. P. CAUCUS 10 BL6MMMMEDHTELY, MEETING PACTS Phillips Declines to Serve DAYS iv!'i wZi&AhlSv rial- - ; I and State Executive Com- WITHNJ0 f mittee is Given Task of Leaders Com- JAY SUCCESSFUL Republican Finding New Man. Chairman Fordney of Ways J. GARFIELD, plete Survey of Opinion and Means Committee lPICI. DtSCH Tr MOftNIN JOUONALI -' ? on in t , v i i- iJ.i c 'VI ft Agreements Foreign Santa Fe, Feb. 17. Finding Itself Says Measure Will Pass BIDDER, TO CITY FUTURE Relations Committee, unable to agree upon a state chair- man entirely acceptable to tho com- Republican House, mittee, the republican state com- NAVAL UMITTREATY mittee at Its meeting here today HOME; SUBSCRIBERS SHOULD ?M to OTHER B1LLS IGNORED LIKELY TO BE FOUGHT delegated the state executive committee the power to IN BONUS DISCUSSION select a chairman. George It. Vice President of Board of Discuss Reservation for Au- Craig's resignation was accepted, to Says People City become effective upon selection of Secret Framing of Measure Seemed De- tomatic Termination of his successor. The present execu to Want Building and Board tive committee will bo increase d fy By Republicans With Le- Four Power Pact Should tho addition cided to With Construction Once of one member from gion Is Proceed at Break It. leach of tho counties now havil g no Representatives Any Signatory representation. This will make a Attacked, Will Tear Down Bakery Structure. committee ef some thirty-eigh- t (By The Annncliiti'd Vit!h. be members. The committee will The Ahuik Feb. 17. The ad- called to meet as soon tho new (By Intel Prp.) He Washington, as 17.- - out- Albuquerque's communty hotel sist chiefly of foremen. expects s. moved to hasten rati- members have been selected Washington, Feb. The tame one nearer to realization that per cent of the labor ministration and step ninety fication of tho arms conference notified by Chairman Craig. standing development today in tho when the contract for the construc- used will be found locally. It was unanimous bonus situation was un- tion of was last Dr. M. K. vice treaties by bringing practically the legislation the big building; let Wylder, president today quickly desire of the central committee to in the board of directcrs ot Oi the board, declared last night is- expected announcement the night by to the surface all the principal elect Stato Senator O. lJt Phillips, the hotel company to Jay J. Gar- that the members had been con- sues In house by Chairman Fordney, of the Albu-qucrm- involved their considera- of When answered a vinced citizens of io Raton, Phillips means field, of Tucson, Arizona, at price that the 1 1 1927 tion senate. on ac- ways and committee that $280,-00- 0 tho hotel and . W by the definitely and positively that reported to have been around wanted that ft a.ta&H m commit count of business he coul" the bonus bill would be ready for exclusive of elevators and re it was a necessity. In the foreign relations affairs Uiould be tee, republican leaders completed not under any circumstances accept presentation to a caucus of houso frigeration. "We decided that it a of or. tho committee Construction Is to be al- built and should be built now," he preliminary survey opinion chairmanship, the republicans within the next ten begun every one of the eight conference appeared to be without other plans most immediately. Tho building said. "We are going ahead, but we was to the days. now on site need the of every agreements laid before the senate, and compelled delegate A moment the hctel and occupied became ap- selection to executive after this statement will be torn stockholder. All subscription" with the result that It power of tho by Pappe's bnkery, parent again on what particular committee. was made there was a shout from down as soon as Mr. Pappo's new must be paid at the earliest possi- was the side o the chamber location Is which should ble moment in order there f points the opposition was preparing Phillips Bursum's campaign republican finished, that to direct its heaviest fire. manager in the special election held when tho chairman, lifting his be within a week. A notice will be may be no delay." voice to its sent to has Mr. Garfield Is to in the At the same time President last September. hig.iest pitch, declared today the firm which remain canvassed in the Governor Mechem Introduced n tile soldier measure would be taken the contract for removing for a few days, being interest- Harding opinion passed city wl 'tllll yiu.vt.UtM American delegation regarding the the head of the party in New Mex- by a republican house. the old structure. ed in other building ventures. SSilmril into row The successful Mr. senate request for full information ico made the opening address. He Breaking the thick of a contractor, four-part- y over announced cn the treaty negotia- declared tho attendance and the charges by Representative Garfield, last night that let bo hia manifested did not indicate Garner, of Texas, demo- he would beg.u as soon as the tions and it known that spirit ranking r,ork LAS VEGAS HAS reply to the result of the request the republican party is "on the crat on tho committee, that tho bid contract is signed. He is planning was to move would be sent to the capitol not rocks," as has been said; but that being framed secretly with tha here and make Albuquer- He Is he sensed of the aid of of the Ameri- que his home, having been drawn ITS DAILY later than Monday. expected the presence representatives of FIRE, to tell the senate In a brief message fighting spirit which would Insure can legion, Mr. Fordney shoutel to here by the immense amount s construction now in sitht in the V that no stenographic record of th success in tha coming campaign. the democratic side that the repjD-lican- LOSS IS negotiations was kept, or was prac- Ho asked for an effective organ- did not deem it proper to city. fS; ticable. which would put on t seek advice on the bonus from thesu Mr. Garfield is of BPBOAL OlSPATCH TO MORNING JOUftNALj ization, a builder prom- which to infor-- the to it. inence He special- Kast N. Feb. 17. The committee discussions spirited campaign unalterably opposed at Tucson. has Las Vegas, M., few what had hap- While tnere was no other refer- ized on schools, department stores Indications that a fire alarm box began yesterday, developed people precisely r. Raymond J. Uischott. the oihce where he received and in their disclosure o! in of state. ence to the bonus on the and banks previously. He built in front of the M. M. Hundt planing cusloitc'i their money (and guarded by police fer surprises pened (he affairs thj floor, one at Bischoff was taken :nlo custody) and one of the notes Kisichoff issued to one of his customers. senate sentiment. In the view of Tho republican party, he declar- bonus talk swirled through the Ci j, umber of schools at Tucson, mill had been tampered with gave ac-:- school at reason to believe the republican leaders they con- ed, is ready and willing to and for the time being dis- t'asa Grande, a high that the mill, Chirauo, Feb 17. (Special.) told R. o. foui-pow- er Globe and one at also two fire at 6:15 o'clock this Gond, representative of wind financier," who airily handed fined the expectation that the responsibility for al'. of i's acta, cussions of plans for cutting the Miami, damaged by investigators are busily engaged in tho Central Trust ro out would encounter he "felt sure when the fa-t- s and bills bank buildings at Miami. He is a may have been by into company, upon occasion hugo profits treaty and that army navy appropriation morning ignited delving every nook and crevice ceiver, in of the to Hum-me- ll voters In the was member of the club of a fire fiend. The boiler fire had of charge office a3 his "investors," are F. E. greatest opposition, that the naval are placed beforo the forgotten. Kotary the gigantic financial deals of custodian. and Kdward R, would be question- the republican party Republican members of the Tucson. been drawn last night and the fire Raymond J. Bischoff, Attorney limitation treaty campaign 143 box Chicago's Maintain Tlnlr Tiedebohl.
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