University of New Mexico UNM Digital Repository Albuquerque Morning Journal 1908-1921 New Mexico Historical Newspapers 1-29-1922 Albuquerque Morning Journal, 01-29-1922 Journal Publishing Company Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/abq_mj_news Recommended Citation Journal Publishing Company. "Albuquerque Morning Journal, 01-29-1922." (1922). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/ abq_mj_news/461 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 JE CITY EDITION ALB U QUEBQTJ MORNING JOURNAL, EDITION FOIITV-Sl-rn- x 1) YK.AK Dallj by Carrier or Mall Nr.t n I.XXII. Xo. Sixteen Pages Albuquerque, New Mexico, Sunday, January 29, 1922. Sixteen Month YOl,. ( 2. Pages Single t'oplo 5C ALL COFJFERENGE GOIElffiT 10 I OLE fiTUTIC ZONE U3BDA6SHTER bsgesI iHESIEII ROOF FALLS; i ) A ICCIICC MUM GET OF I SHE m ssi evhkc , ,1111 ,1 Belli m u.ilLH,CU IV ua S II GRIP 0 IWWWbW III Ihb n DCDcniso on irwrn tee. will h w.n organized in 1919. SOLVED SHORTLY i?d u ever having conducted a " ullils EAliS 'i- printed a poster or paid Ivcrtlsement, it lias raised in $190,000 in voluntary if TRAFFIC S Carriers Whose Receipts SCORES HUH - KILLED; PiM Were in Excess of Six Per &i X. ' ) ' t ti tiind about J.".0,000 has I envoysjelieve C-- A I e n t to Constantinople, where Cent Must Divide on a d most of the refugees wsm: to Po- - Arms Par- ou-o- u $.14,000 Progress of tlie oasis, nuimy. St. J la 1 l 0 to Finland nnd $10.- -' BUZZARD IS ORE OF. THE MOS .,A Multln Little ley" Was Blocked Satur- BsiiLDiSiG GIVES Is.1-!- ! provinces. r for" t in i f SS.noo has been expend-e- By Washington, Jan. 28. for Russians in day the Shantung 6llir needy more I HIST ES which earned than States, very few having Deadlock and the Storm, ei? SEVERE lil ORY, upon the value of their y to reach this m show ill the country, wi used mmi transportation '.O'' me million exiles nro now period from .Septembc V ), to MEDIAT0RYEFF0RT arc d un extreme destitution nud of January J.' 1921. 4? K J f 111 , , various All Has Nearly Thirty Inches der an order issue nv tnei countries alotig OF HARDING AWAITED Is Confusion for Hours After the Crash Washington ff. border, according to Dela- Interstate Commeri. mmissio - Snow; Carolinas, Virginia, Maryland, to turn half of the exc. A so earned hing princess Cantacu- While Police, Firemen, Marines and Sol- over to the :ii former friends nnd Settlement Is Expected This Columbia Are Bear- government. who have succeeded in ware and the District of The order as Issued by the com- Week the diers Strive to Bring Forth These Buried mission makes effective sections of nig with her since her Along Compro- the All Business is act. of 1920 and from ltUHala in 1918. mise Under the ing Brunt; Practically the transportation JC Tv V Lines Suggested By Debris; Collapse During a Show. prescribes rules for the application of those sections. the President, Suspended. AS-or- i Tho transportation act, in addi- flPV THE AT O PltFSS.) ' The Anoc1r.t(-i- l PrpBR ) Jan. 28. PTtESS.) tion to providing that until March (u Washington, The bod ies of twelve (BY THK ASSOCl,TF.I 1, 1922, rates should be mado hv 28 the As- 28. More than 24 hours of con-tino- us Washington, Jan. jhy dead from the Kniclixtacker theater collapee had Washington, Jan. the Interstate Commerce Commb sociated Press). The Shiintung hc2n covered middle Atlantic sion sufficient to give the railroads gathered late tonifV .i the First Church of snow had tonight the and d at lease 5 per cent on their prop- tieup Washington's Christ, Scientist, near the theater. These with as a center to a depth f--J I combined to block arms twelve section, Washington erties, provided for the recover! "Wf t vNisLH again added to of caused of bv of of all V conference but the police reports others brought the death of a foot to nearly thirty inches; suspension the government half progress today, toll to seventen. and shut the amount earned by any road delay did not dim prevailing con- but many dead or alive no one all business; disrupted transportation 0 practically over per cent. fidence conference is- knew were still held beneath the most of the in their homes. were that all the fallen roor. population General increases granted': sues soon forward officials said was in rates in and e'urins; the last would be carried The storm, which weather bureau li20 to in and exceeded in the four months of the year, while solution. Washington, Jan. 28. Fifteen persons at least are one of the most severe history mil-- 1 as traffic volumes were large, I So far Shantung was concerned believed to have been killed and scores of snow fall by the blizzard of February, were in c i . ? 1 , It injured tonight depth only road earnings reported UL .ft f was a day of waiting for the in the of the coast from its cess of the li per cent clause but forj f effort of President collapse under the weight two feet of snow on 1809, was moving slowly tonight up .,11 ...rti.tViu lel-l- cn mediatory ,.f lrv rf find Harding to have its effect at Pe- the roof of the Knickerbocker a motion ott 1 theater, picture position during the day Virginia far in 922 the returns havo not MY t . A and Tokio. All indications house 111 weather nt 6 o clock, king located in the heart of Honoris to weather oureau cal bureau Indicated that any sum could be Jo next Washington's fashionable the snow tonight continued to fall i4 pointed a decision early northwest section. showed that the Carolinas, Virginia, collected by the government under week and all delegates appeared Delaware and the Dis- in tlie Philadelphia vicinily. the law. confident deeision would Two hours and a Maryland, Traffic has bexn hard hit. Only-on- In that the half after the crash, which occurred trict of Columbia, were bearing the The statute also provided that be for a settlement along tlie lines about 0 train has reached Philadelphia case excess earnings wero recap- o'clock, definite information as to the number of brunt ot the storm. from while the of the compromise supported by . Washington today, tured the government, the meet-lug- s dead and was Washington, however, appeared officials re- by the president. Poth of the injured wholly lacking as well as estimates to ho the comer of tho heavy fall, Pennsylvania railroad money should be paid Into a special for because of of more than 200 Pullman to planned today the number of those in the theater at the time these weather bureau measurements ported fund for the purpose of lending . : were cancelled. the cars tied up between here and Nor- ; the storm 'me estimates from ISO showing the depth to be closely ap- railroads and repaying advances k meeting was to have brought the ranging to 500, although the theater two a half feet folk, Va. the to the to- one proaching and In the made by government .lapanc.se and Chinese delegates of the finest, motion picture houses in the has the record fall of three feet All shipping Philadelphia railroads. to Shan- city, against has likewise been tied up. No gether begin drafting a accommodations for more in 1 809. port was a than 2,000 spectators. vessels wero in or out of tung treaty, and the other The names of Virtually rarulyy.ccl. moving of ilio subcom- tlie dead had rescuer using gas torches to cut Capital the harbor. proposed session been The capital was virtually paraly- mittee considering the Chinese ascertained by the police through the accumulated mass of zed ns to activities of all kinds. 'FARCE, FRAUD, Trinccss Kasiorn ' i i' w im-se- in this Cantacuzene nt her desk nt headquarters for the American railway. insutncrs. aim steel nnd concrete reached tho The city awoke snowed The Japanese-Chines- e follow: see uon wnere be unable to cope CHILDREN SUFFERING Central Committee lor Kussiau Udief. postponed It was lievci! most morning and was It was had nothing Tl. i f the US. meeting, said, MPS. P. COVKI.I.. dead nnd Injured were. the day with the rapidly FROM EXPOSURE FOUND Washington. Jan. (Kperial.) "They are tin real to do with the Tsingteo-Tslnanf- u during - Russians," MISS COSTLKY. The roof se. meel to rest almost cars on the Alter a. ic descending fall. Street JUDGE OF residence of twenty year she explains, "tho business, profes-ientif- railroad Issue over which the Shan- on the for a while IN THEIR CABIN HOME SMS in Ku.-si-a, Cantacu-zon- o, WILLIAM floor, scartely more than principal lines managed Princess sional and si elements, to- - tung negotiations are deadlocked, TPACKV, a member a foot nnd a half in tho to struggle along who was born in tho White her with of separating the early day gel thousands of skilled but wan to have into the orchestra. lowermost and-t- he rn-ss.- merely put debris floor but as the wore on made an The Associated House ilio of who al- day (Ily uurtiig presidency workmen fought for Kussiii treaty languace the agreements P.