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Albuquerque Morning Journal, 09-21-1922 Journal Publishing Company University of New Mexico UNM Digital Repository Albuquerque Morning Journal 1908-1921 New Mexico Historical Newspapers 9-21-1922 Albuquerque Morning Journal, 09-21-1922 Journal Publishing Company Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/abq_mj_news Recommended Citation Journal Publishing Company. "Albuquerque Morning Journal, 09-21-1922." (1922). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/ abq_mj_news/695 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]. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOUKNAL l OnrY-THMS- D YEAH. VOL. CLXXIV. No. 8a. Albuquerque, New Mexico, Thursday, September 21, 1922. PRICE FIVE (1..MS, BRITISH FORCES KEMAL GIVEN IS WAR AVERTED IN Palatial U. S. Home Mail Be Haven LABOR LEADERS BONO D II in FREE IBILIZIJ THE NEAR EAST; of Royal Fugitives From Greece AIO DEFENSE OF IS DEFEATED IN HEAR EAST TIE PRESENT CRISIS NEW PEACE PACT King ConeUntlnc oi Greece SEYFREOBRUNO HARD NG may find It decidedly convenient I; to leave Athens more or less ROUBLE E Assembly Has Con-- ; I hurriedly, perhaps without even T Angora i W. S. Patterson Cor-- 1 iLLBESICNEDj topping to lug; his crown and Helps VETO firmed His Dictatorship;! iffliit of! 1 f throne along with him. But in ral Witnesses in Hope May Attempt to Invade; that event he also will find a Are Preparing to Deal a Interested Powers Freeing Two Accused; the Neutral Zone. Eight millionaire's mansion ! Is palatial Men j Vote 44 to 28 and Tremendous Blow Joy Willi to him tn U. S. From Charges. Including Turkey, waiting home the Taken After tho Air if Pro- Iondon, Sept. 20 (by the Associ That ia unless Uncle Sam ob- Shortly Land, Sea and tho fact that Hold Conference to Set- -; Although denying any Imercst. ated Press.) Beyond to his The man- Lower House Passes the voked Kemalist the result of J.ird Curzon's confer-enc- e jects company. j except that of removing a possible' by Army. tie Turkish Problem, I at Paris with Poin- - sion belonfrs to Princess. Anas-tasi- a, stigma from labor. In the federal Bill, 258 to 44, i court enro was an agreement among the his sister-in-la- w and for- hearing o( Andrew Bruno, HEAVY ARTILLERY, CALlTmEETING huilermak- - three allied powers, Great Britain, WILL merly Mrs. William B. Leeds, taxi driver and former France and on tho advisabil at the Santa Fe and W. i FOUR LESS THAN THE SUPPLIES ARRIVING Italy, WITHIN THREE WEEKS widow of t' j t'n plate "king." it shops, !'. the New TWO-THIRD- ity of convening a peace conference, Keyfred, president of S MAJORITY little has become known of today s Mexico State Federation of Labor, It Is Expected That Event- dovelouments in the Near Kasl Inclusion at the one or two local-sho- craft leaders crisis. Japan's were busy yesterday assisting in Ficht Not Be Renewed Will Have and call Comes as a witnesses who ually England The sudden unexpected Last Minute corraling might of Men for a ministerial conference In prove beneficial to the two men the Next Session More Than 100,000 which led to Surprise; Allies Anxious who will in London this afternoon, appear the federal Congress Which Begins in Disturbed Area, a formal council, caused renewed for U, S, to Attend, court at Santa. Fe today on charges alarms concerning possible critical of explosives on a on December 4, al- transporting developments, but theso were Asso- p.'ifsenger train. of- 20. (by the later, when, no Paris, Sept., on the of 20. sol- layed although Definite assure evening August Washington. Sept. The 20 (by ficial communication was issued ciated Press). iiriino and Soyfrod were arrested diers' bonus bill failed of enact- Constantinople, Sept. of the be no war (lip Associated Press.) Humid throwing light on the origin a nee tliiit there will by tiie federal, county and Santa ment late today, the senate sustain- Turkish nationalist sudden conference, it was Intimat- in the Near Kast and tho call- Fe railway officials at llahn sta- President veto. Pre- Bey, the Instead of ing Harding's representative here, Informed ed tho situation having of a peace conference for tion, fuur miles north of Albuquer- viously the house bad ovcrr'dden eorre. 4 undergone a change for the worse, ing que At the time of the a tiro Associated Press easier. i ho settlement or me iui,v,n,. arrest, the veto by large margin. that it might be considered much were chief results which took place on a passenger The senate call 41 spomlent this evening gov- problem, the roll showed Evidence that the British i this after train, officials also sei.ed a suit 2S wnfl certain tho Turkish army that ii, r,llip,l meeting ayes tn nays, or four less than war on the Hrlt- - ernment has apprehensions Polneare, Lord said to have been carried by the two-thir- would declare to in- noon. Premier I'a'f, majority necessar" ImIi If tho British to Ketnal Pasha may attempt and Count Sforza were the hui men and to have contained tn enact the bill attempted Is found in Gur.on - without the presi- movement vade the neutral zone itarlicinants in the confer- three bombs. dent's in Interfere with tho th. F approval. The vote the or tho Turkish troops across the anxiety the government displays ence. Lf officials at that tune declared it house was 2."S to 54, or more to clear Greeks at :,,.?.j;g fifty tlic straits to Thrace. make that the Tlie eight interested powers, to he their belief Hint the arrests than the required number. no time have been within the govern- a. to including the Angora had frustrated plot blow up it was ropoi-o- d that a zone . jCsr4"jr Although Chanak neutral will around tie; sections of the Santa Fe railway, desire ment, gather new bonus bill might be intro- This statement reveals the tablo within three weeks, i"jssibly liaton tunnel. Examina- duced it was Kemal has no valid peace and - tomorrow, cprtain Constantinople, Sept. 20 (by the t oprove that probably at Romo or Venire, tion of the room occupied by Scy- that the bonus fight would not he excuse to violate the neutral zone. with A Associated Press). The British muke a new treaty Turkey fred in Ibu'iueruue is said to have renewed, nt least until the next, That this anxiety is not misplaced to take the o tne ireuij revealed a, bomb nianui'actiirtiiig be- are mobilizing every available war news place session of congress, which will is indicated by despatches of Sevres. Leeds home at Montcalm, N. and Princess Mrs. William B. and plant, several partly formed bombs on man, horse, automobile, can- Associated Picas corre called to- (insets) Anastasia, formerly Leeds, King gin December fourth. ship from the The eight nations Constantine of Greece. reported being found there. Senate Roll Call. non and rifle within reach of the spondent today that the Anfgora are Great Britain, France, Connection With Labor. confirmed Kemal gether Greece, Deny The senate roll call follows: troubled zone. They are preparing assembly has Italy. Japan, Turkey Labor leaders in Albuuerriie To override the veto: and accorded and Jugo-Sluvi- a. to deal a tremendous blow land, Pasha's dictatorship Rumania were emphatic in their denial of the Bur-su- by him a free hand in the present inclusion at the Inst Republicans: llrandegee. sea and air if provoked by the Japan's It alleged crime being in any way Capper, f'olt, Cummins, Cur- crisis and ine report cunuin. minute came as a surprise. AMERICANS DID GENERAL connected with organized labor Kemalist army, which, according tho Kemalisls to Lord Curzon's in- BODIES STRIKE tis, Gooding. Hale. Ilarreld, Jones Constantinople that was due informal statements were Fol-lett- on British SIRE and of Washington: Kellogg. La to the latest reports, is concentrat- are preparing for an attempt sistence. Tho foreign made to representatives of the Ismld and the straits before the. ena or in told Premier Polneare as Ed I.enroot, Lodge, .MeCormiek, ing feverishly around secretary press by such labor leaders MeCumber, McLean. MeNary, Ctianak. week and before Great that bis government frankly V. S. to the present reinforce- association it had RELIEF IN OUT OF IS CONS Swope end Patterson Nicholson, Norbeck, Oddie. Rawson, All the British barracks in Con- - Britain is able to get up feared the close BROUGHT PIRACY efiect that, organized labor would ments. reason to believe existed between Shortrldge, Stanfield, Sutherland. stantinopla have been evaculated , , not contenn nee such actions and In- it seems evident mat Moscow and Angora, and Japan's in Townsend and Watson of and troops are marching in the Although to offset would assist in every manner streets which is in any such development Kngland presence was desired II to com- diana, who of the" capital, em- influence. bringing men Justice Pemoerats: Ashurst. Broussard. a effect on ex- would be left to act alone, it is this bolshevik STRICKEN CITY ARGONAUT MINE SAYS ES having sobering the Is remarked in French cir- TERLINE mitted such acts. Culberson, Harri- it berant Turks. The British sol- phasized in official quarters tonight It sentiment" Fletcher, Gerry. tho of Expressing formal I of in, Hitchcock. McKellar, there has been no request from cles that participation McEI-val- n. son, diers are graded for strategical that voto for along the same line, T.
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