University of New Mexico UNM Digital Repository Albuquerque Morning Journal 1908-1921 New Mexico Historical Newspapers 8-19-1922 Albuquerque Morning Journal, 08-19-1922 Journal Publishing Company Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/abq_mj_news Recommended Citation Journal Publishing Company. "Albuquerque Morning Journal, 08-19-1922." (1922). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/ abq_mj_news/662 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 QUE MORNING JOURNA Ill .Ji EDITION i oiiry.TiiiiiD yuak. VOI,. CLXXIV. No. 50. Albuquerque, New Mexico, Saturday, August 19, 1922. Dally by Carrier or Mull. M5c a Month Mngle topic Ro "I AM RESOLVED TO USE ALL THE POWER OF THE GOVERNMENT TO MAINTAIN TRANSPORTATION AND SUSTAIN THE RIGHTS OF MEN TO WORK," THE PRESIDENT DECLARES IN MESSAGE TO CONGRESS NO LIVES LOST .LEGISLATION TO SENATE TO PASS SIGNS INDICATE IN MINNESOTA France's Debt to United States PROPOSITION TO FOREST FIRES i REMEDY ILLS OF ADMINISTRATION Discussed by French Ministers OIL FIELDS 01 SETTLE WALKOUT (By The Associated Press.) liuluth. Sf.nn.. Aug. IS, INDUSTRY ASKED Out of the confusion of con- TARIFF MEASURET S flicting reports from the rnrl-u- s DEEM 00 OF SHOPMEN IS forest fires areas In north- ern Minnesota the Inst few came definite Bill Is to Go n.r Tin Amuirlalei) BY HARDING day apparently Expected w I'wO MR. word tonight that no one had shington. Aug. x, a score OFFERFD ROARS perished in the, flamcs mid Through Today, After of y us ago a skipper of the Hi'il- - that those reported missing Which It Will Go to Con- isti steamer Ktolia. cruising jnti Whole of the Rail and yesterday and today had turn- miles off the Texas and with j Story ed up unharmed. ference for Rewriting. Leaders of 5 Great Brother- - Coal Strikes Is Laid Be- Member of two families who !r;':!'!l:;,!B,,'Pr',0'ro''! wero not accounted for Inst (By The Associated Prm.l passe, tiiriiuah patches ,,f oil on ioods Have Stepped Into fore the American were found alive. IS. sen- (lie sunuco of the sea. People i.ght Washington. Aug. The the Nation-wid- e In the meantime hundreds ate began today putting the finishing-to- "'I'll r oil appeared to he bubbling Struggle By Chief ad- Magistrate. of forest, rangers and settlers uches on its draft of the up from the sea," said the note ir as Mediators, continued their battle with the ministration tariff bill. Its work (he ship's log and since that day BOTH SIDESBLAMED flames and held their own In was incomplete when it recessed there runs through the records of some places, while they were late tonight, but the measure will Ihe navy hydrogr.-iphi- office re. PROPOSAL IS TAKEN FOR PRESENT CHAOS not mi successful In others. be passed tomorrow and then will I'cated of such oil signs al in-,- UNDER CONSIDERATION The fires liave Itcoii to conference for a final re- sea. suggt si (lie of that go sub-se- possibility No "Small Minority" rnging for the last week cov- writing. a oil fields that may never Says ered tho largest area In the Many effnrls were made to yield their trcasur? of energy u, Provision Made for Return Should Be Permitted to history or fires In Minnesota, chance sections of the bill, but (lie use of mankind. suc- i ne of according to V. T. Co.x, Min- only a Tow of them met with r.iona saw (he oil smears the Strikers and the Override the Paramount was in 1!)(I2 in nesota state forester. cess. An outstanding feature and the same ear lie Retention of Men Hired to Interests of the Public. "Although 90 per cent of a renewal of the dye fight and the steamer Dunsian. in almost (h'.' the fires are now under con- reaffirmation by the senate of its same position, "passed through a Take Their Places. in n trol." said Mr. ("ox, "this Is the action of last night increasing stream of kerosene oil Lout fifty 18 on coal tar and feet wide." Four San - Washington, Aug. (by first time In the history of the duties dyes years later the (I f The AmcicI Press. I chemicals and explosives, Jacinto encountered close the Associated the stale that n serious firo synthetic to the New York. IS As- Press). and them on American In- same of Aug. (by the covered so great an area." basing locality nyer crude oil; sociated President Harding laid the stead of fnrcUn valuation. Thej color a dark yellow; very strong Press.) Tho five great whole story of the rail and vote to reaffirm was S'.i to Jl. sen- odor" and steamed more than five railroad brotherhoods which have ator Snioot, republican, Utah, hours at twelve knots before the stepped into the nation-wid- e shop- coal strikes before the Am- senate rescind its oil smear pleaded that the was left behind. men's strike as mediators, of- erican with a Pil S action. in l!fl:t today people today Again the steamer Come- fered to the roads what termed "This is an embargo a thousand dian, at a close to the posi- they pledge that, whatever the em- Premier Polncare, indicated by cross, and his cabinet at Bambouillet for the conference. point a practical proposition for peace, Fill times over and worse than an arriving tion where, the San Jacinto picked and (he roads took the cost, government by law will bargo." said he. "Dyes and coal of up (he Loadng field of oil three proposal not made in this Premier Poincare France, home, Hambouillet, to other financial problems con- under consideration. be sustained. 001 tar chemicals called a conference of discuss status of France's years before, reported a mile oil will have to a rate of recently the fronting the French .N'eiiher side would officially dis- country pay his counsel of ministers at his debt to the Vniled States and stain "which could be seen bubbling close the terms of the Summing up before a joint duty so high that it is a crime. No on the surface in three proposition. cun defend these jels." In some quarters close to the con- session of senate and house human being Through (he years that followed, it was said rates before the American people." of oil on sea's surface ferees, that acceptance his efforts toward industrial FEATURE T leports (be of the by the executives Senator Frelinghtiysen, republi- have come at. frequent intervals. proposal the asserted can of New urged that the The would result in the immediate re- peace, president Jersey, hvdrngruphic office records old that the x turn of all strikers to their that neither nor senate stand pat. declaring XT OF PRESIDENT HARDING'S ADDRESS Ishow twenty-si- such mariners' employers The of the organic chemical jobs with full and unimpaired (By Assorlufed Pres.) protection observations during the last twenty ad- employes could escape res- from the German chemi- some of seniority and pension rights, in Philadelphia, Aug. IS Favonian industry years, them from points dition lo retention of men cal "trust" was essential for the well north of some far the hired ponsibility for the present today won tne distance handicap, atten- TO CONGRESS ON INDUSTRIAL Cape May, since the strike. situation national defense, lie called SITUATION out in the Atlantic, but the greatest and that no "small tho feature event of the final day'j tion that Great Britain, France and The proposition, on the olber on number are clustered ill the gulf was outlined in other minority" would be racing of the Grand circuit meet- Italy had placed an embargo southeast of the Texas coast In hand, quar permit- ters as providing for restoration of ted ing. Tho race was for a purse of such chemicals. Washington, 18 the As- old basis. waters from SOU to 900 by "armed lawlessness" agriculture-tarif- f Aug. (by Appraising correctly the all these ranging strikers as rapidly ns possible, Bcllevue-Stratfor- d The republican present bear- in $2,500 and the sociated Press.) The text of Pres- 1 problems fathoms depth. "conspiracy" or bloc won its fight to require hopelessness of the situation ing on One wilh (heir seniority rights to be "barbarity cup. on ident address to righteous wage adjustment observation was made about to satis- and soap manufacturers to pay dntv Harding's congress again invited both operators and and demand in six- adjusted ultimately (he butchery," to override Tho horses vari- use in on constructive solution' twenty miles off Galveston faction of all. were placed at vegetable nils imported for the industrial situation follows, workers to meet with me and ten- teen and others from that the bill Because of these be- fathoms, paramount interests of ous stations along the ac- manufacturing snap. Under the in part: dered n means of things 'J00 (iotii lemon's Agreement. track, was settlement so cause, of the point out to the spot miles from in the to allow- as reported to the senato there Gentlemen of the Congress: It was difficult impressions of many oil The proposition thes quarters public. cording their handicap ' justly inspired that rases or unjustifiable shore where the bulk of float was he in I such oils Imported "It is to - profits In the understood to the nature "We must reassert ho Hncietne ance.