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University of New Mexico UNM Digital Repository Albuquerque Morning Journal 1908-1921 New Mexico Historical Newspapers 7-30-1922 Albuquerque Morning Journal, 07-30-1922 Journal Publishing Company Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/abq_mj_news Recommended Citation Journal Publishing Company. "Albuquerque Morning Journal, 07-30-1922." (1922). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/ abq_mj_news/642 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]. v V ; CITY EDITION v NG OURNAL. ! - - "TurrrTTT" tT Z7- - rr. caii tn.'i!,e:-- . J -- THIRD YEAR. OaUj by Carrier or VOL. CI.XXIV. No. SO. Sixteen Pages Albuquerque, New Mexico, Sunday, July 30, 1922. Sixteen Paces Mall. H5e a Month Single Copies s3 0 LABOR RUSSIANS LIVE SENATE WITHOUT SETTLEMENT OE PRISON SANTA 1L foSjand Stands by life Held HATES FE ROAO CHIEFS ADVISED LIFE OF BEASTS mm FOR as Los Angeles Hammer Killer RAILWAY STRIKE ARE HONORABLE, S V IRK m OF PROPOSAL TO DOCTOR STATES TO TAOCESS IS FORECAST BY WARDEN CLAIMS OF ITS NORMAL is Anxious to Come Some Members Believe It' El Everyone READ OF Sixty Men in Michigan Pen- FORCE IN SHOPS to or America to Will Be er 111 UK England itentiary Go to Camp See How Human Beings Before Final Vote on Tar- Without Guards and Reduces to Only (r Harding Writing Live, He Claims. iff Bill Is Reached. Timothy Healy, President of Five Word. Freight and Traf- Hie Phn fnr SpttliriiT Broke Their Passenger if IIIU I IUII IUI WWVliMi Firemen's and, Oilers' Or- fic on Western Lines Are (By -- he Aaioclated Prtm.) (H The AsBurlnla. ) Th Ananclntrd Walkout and Forwards 2a. let Situa- (Ujr rrnn.) London, July Pathetic Washington, July 29. Only ganization, Views 23 Practically Unaffected rs are . vw Jnckson, Mich., July (by By Copies to the Leaders, "threo paragraphs in the wool tion Optimistically, the Associated Press). Tho the Walkou .i .u- - schedule of the tariff hill were lJVf UIIU ULIILI ItflfiO w... of a prison are as honor- WITHHELD of disposed of today by the senate, DETAILS , ters depicting the plight the PREDICTS FAVORABLE able as are tbe people outside re- which again was forced to recess if MORE THAN 7,100 MEN WHITE-HOUS- E population under the present 1 its to L. - AT THE in the midst of a roll call because 5 !k?H walls, according Harry Writing to one of the Lon- ACTION AT MEETINGS of pris- EMPLOYED LAST gime. - of tho absence of a quorum. Du- Hulburt, warden Jackson WEEK don newspapers Professor Christ- ties on cloth on, Michigan's largest penal In- an eminent says for men's suits and Aside FromThis Move a evitch, physician, overcoats and on pile fabrics were Leaders Assert That the stitution, and one of the leaders that everyone is anxious to come In tho modern reform Burlington President Says Calm Over the to see quoted today as recommended by prison Settles to England or America the committee and on motion of Strikers Will Return With movement. Repaired Locomotives how human live. W Hul- are Situation beings the committeo there was elimi- Unim- Several weeks ngo Warden Transportation "We a life of beasts," Seniority" Oroes-liec- k V are living nated a house provision propos- Rights burt persuaded Governor Being Turned Out; Bad at the Nation's savs the letter, "and we think an added two on Not All. to sanction the removal to Capital, We are ing per cent paired or at Order Cars Reduced, only of wood and food. woolen cloth 'subjected to any Camp Custer, near Rattle Creek, lifer and " S (By The Associated t'rets.) cut off from all civilized process of ' Mil The of 60 "honor men" from the sponging, dampening JLJ (By liioolufril I'mm.) riic ) 2D sympathizing people. You can or J In sev- IB; 4riatW Washington, July (by the As- shrinkage. Chicago. July 20 (by the Associ prison for service building 29 Associ v understand how Chicago, July (by the sociated President Hard- not, perhaps, Whelher the wool schedule ated Press.) Leaders of the strik eral structures needed for tho ated both Press). heavy life is without intellectual would be was Roosevelt Aincricnn hos- Press.) freight and pas- has reduced to and for- completed Monday ing railway shopmen returning Legion senger traffic on western lines hav ing writing impressions, without' hooks and regarded by leaders on both sides from conferences with President pital. warded to tho. chief and conver- as ing headquarters in Chicago are representatives newspapers friendly debatable, although Senator Harding tonight expressed oonfir no Without Guards. vnafrecred of the railroad sations. , -- Lenroot, men practically by the shop striking workers republican, Wisconsin, dence that the walkout would be The went to the camp men's strike, said a statement is and "Our hearts are so hardened by said ho would content himself terminated as without were told of the railroad executives his a result of meetings guards. They sued tonight by the western presi- for sufferings and losses that deaths with the efforts thus framed to of railway executives and union it they remained on the premiscs plan settlement of the. railroad of friends and relations make no reduce the ' dent's committeo on public rela- it was duties. committees next week to consider until fall, performed a good day's tions ot Association strike, learned tonight from more impression upon us than Some democratic loaders esti- the of Railway advisers of proposals submitted by President work each day, and followed Jixecutives. More than 7.100 shop- the executive. trival events. Nevertheless wo mated today that the committee Harding. They also asserted that the rules J.ne advisers were to amendments faithfully simple they men, the statement asserted, were presidents continue hope to be human could be disposed of the strikers will return to work would walk from the shadow of this week. positive that the settlement plan In the old by August 15, hut se,-- - employed beings again! ezarist since the with their seniority rights uninu the prison walls forever when demands 'are be- evolved by Mr. Harding from his my wife and I for oic men to "Freight traffic days longed wouiu iave act on paired if they return at all. tho work was finished. This in ing met and passenger conference hero this week with political freedom. Today mv eacn ot the 2,000 para- currently leaders of both to con nearly Timothy Heaiy, president of the spite of the fact thnt many of trains are being normally parties the wife's ideal is to have a pair of graphs in the bill, some of which firemen and oilers' which is them still as as ten operated troversy had gone forward prepar have not thus union, have many with but slight delays," said tho stockings at 2,000,000 rubleq a far been open to A. L. Phillips his Clara also on strike, told newspapermen years to serve. statement. "All of the roads atory to the meeting Tuesday in pair. change, they thought It be embracing wife, PhilUps, in Los Angeles JarL he report New York of executives and in might that expected Tuesday's meeting Since the "honor men" went increases in tho number of men at "We are all alive. That Is the before a final The revelations of A. L. But to result in a settlement. to Custer 5!i have faith. In- Chicago of the union loaders. vote on the measure was PhillipB when she was brought to the kept the work in their shops, the total principal thing these days. We reach l. led to the arrest of his wife in con- Los was "We are all hopeful," he said, The other fiva have broken their crease since 24 on all western There, however, was no statement sold our In Duties on Blankets. Angeles jail Phillips there July of all things the hope to nection wltn rhe brutal hammer to meet her with an embrace and "that the walkout will be Rettled as contract in one way or another roads 7,109 any kind from the White House new voncs when we The duties of being shopmen." deci- buy moved on paragraph proposing slaying of Mrs. A,lberta Meadows. kiss and to pledge his aid to her. a result tho meetings of railway and today are back at Jackson The Santa Fe system was said to t,he president abiding by the from Kazan to but we blankets, ranging from 20 executives in New York and union sion announced yesterday by a Prtrograd, cents a 30 working inside the walls. Each have 10,201 men at work, or ap- ate all our money. We are pound and per cent T" committees In next 57 White House spokesman to reveal very ad valorem to 40 Chicago of them has forfeited his right proximately per cent of tho nor- rich now In Russia, but only In cents a pound to a shorter term. mal no details of the plan prior to and 40 per cent nd was Each will force, and the Illinois Central ; numerals. You see that the valorem, serve Tuesdays meetings. unjer consideration when his sentence to the last reported 10,402 men at work in its stamp upon this letter cost 100,-00- 0 th3 T COAL SUPPLYTO The settlement plan as reduced senate recessed. Senator Lenrout ATTORNEY IS THANKED minute.

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