Conference Aims to Limit Naval Armament Amid Far East Talks
The article outlines initial naval arms limits proposed by the United States and supported by Britain and Japan, including ten years of halted battleship construction with scrapping and tonnage caps. It notes differing positions from Japan France and Italy, plus early motions on Far East questions, China open door policy, and potential shifts in alliances as discussions proceed.
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Washington
Rench
Pacific
Far East
Hughes
United Sites
Great Britain
Japan
England
America
Italy
France
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Philippines
Dutch Harbor
China
Hice
Sun Yat Sep
Manchuria
Inner
Briand
Europe
Russia
Priance
Germany
Peace proclamation and ambassador guesswork reach Berlin
President Harding quietly signed the peace proclamation with Germany. Rumor links Rep. Alanson B. Houghton as Berlin ambassador pick. Germany faces January reparations of 100 million dollars and February quarterly dues of about 60 million, with the reparations commission pressing for funds.
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Harding
United States
Germany
Berlin
Alanson B. Houghton
Corning
N. Y
Massachusetts
Harvard
University of Gottingen
Paris
Allied Reparations Commission
Conferees Move Toward Tax Bill Compromise Amid Labor Unrest
House and Senate conferrees press toward a compromise on tax rates as President Harding weighs in on surtax. Insurgent Republicans back the Senate plan while labor unrest grows with garment workers striking in New York and Chicago. Kansas miners face expulsion and Colorado iron ore liners strike, prompting state troops.
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Congressional
House
Senate
America
Garment Workers
New York
Teader
Chicago
Teamsters
Alexander M. Towat
Kansas
United Mine Workers of America
Howat
Kansas Industrial Court
Colorado Fuel and Tron Company
Colorado
One Man Held in Kempenich Death Case
Albuquerque officials say one man is under arrest and two others are expected to be detained within hours over the October 7 death of Eugene Kempenich former state highway commissioner. They would not release the arrestee’s name pending further arrests.
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Europe
Jugo-Slavia
Paris
Albania
Tirana
Vilna
Albuquerque
N. M
Eugene Kempenich
Murder Theory Grows as Detectives Investigate Kempenich Case
Detectives and officers have worked since Kempenich a bachelor found slain in his Peralta apartments five miles south. Authorities say they are convinced Kempenich was murdered and the full story will emerge soon after other arrests are made.
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Kempenich
Peralta
Here
Alamogordo Hosts Lee National Highway Delegation
Representatives from the American Automobile Association and the Rob ert E Lee Highway Association spoke at the Town Halls in Alamogordo along with New Mexico officials about a southern transcontinental highway from New York to California. Dr Johnson urged Alamogordo as a likely on route site and urged forming a local Lee Highway Association to safeguard regional interests.
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Fon. M. O. Eldridge
Washington, D. C
American Automobile Association
8 M Johnson
Robert E. Lee
W. C. Davis
Roswell
State Highway Commission
Commercial Club
Eldridge
The
Association
Johnson
United States
New York City
Atlantic
San Diego
Los Angeles
Pacific Coast
Virginia
Tennessee
Memphis
Chattanooga
Little Rock
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Oklahoma City
Panhandle
Texas
New Mexico
California
Alamogordo
Lee National Highway
Davidson
State Highway Committee
el Paso
Chaves
Lincoln
Alemogordo
Chaves County
Lee Highway Association
the Nation Association
County Agent Secures Permanent Place in Rural Development
Washington reports that after ten years of experimentation county agent work has proven indispensable in Northern and Western states. Agents boost farmers’ economic standing, reorganize rural communities, and foster better country living. Circular 179 details activities and history from 1911 to 1924 and notes expansion to 1,116 agents across 633 counties.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Broome County
New York
Iowa
Minnesota
Ladies of Missionary Society Present Play at School
The Methodist Missionary Society women stage a short sketch tomorrow night at the High School Auditorium. The cast features familiar Alamogordo talents and promises an entertaining evening for all seeking lighthearted fun.
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Ladies OF Methodist Missionary Society
The
Methodist Missionary Society
Alamogordo
County to host expert tester for dairy cow tuberculosis
County Agent J W Ware and Dr Holmes health officer visited Carrizozo to arrange tuberculosis testing for Otero county dairy cows. Dr Kemper, Lincoln county graduate veterinarian, will supervise a federal and state commission and send an assistant by mid December. Testing costs borne by owners. tuberculous stock may be condemned with compensation for destroyed cows.
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J. W. Ware
Holmes
Otero County
Carrizoza
Kemper
Lincoln County
State Cattle Sanitary Board
Ware
Dewey Wooten Mistakes Hunting Partner for Gobbler
Dewey Wooten and Otto Baird of Mountain Park hunted Sunday. Mistaking a moving object for a turkey, Wooten shot Baird in the right leg below the knee. The bullet damaged the leg, Dr. Gilbert of Alamogordo treated the fracture, and Baird is expected to recover.
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Dewey Wooten
Otto Baird
Mountain Park
Dewey
Gilbert
Alamogordo
Baird
Oro Grande Red Cross drives 25 memberships for year
Mrs. Mabel C. Funk in charge reports Oro Grande villagers joined 25 Red Cross memberships and sent a $26 money order. She hoped Alamogordo would match the response, which would imply about 1,500 local members, but that expectation was not met. The note praises Oro Grande’s strong community service.
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Thos. O'Reilly
Mabel C. Funk
Red Cross
Orogrande
Little Place
Funk
Alamogordo
Orogrands
Public officials face call for Ruth Miller removal
A New Mexico editorial attacks Ruth Miller assistant to the state superintendent of public instruction, urging her resignation over alleged waste and mismanagement. It argues public funds require sobriety and questions the board’s handling while noting political pressure favors Miller.
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Ruth Miller
Wagner
Journal
Miller
Mr. Conway
Stiller
Conway
Bazaar and Bake Sale Promises Good Coffee and Pie
If you like good coffee and pie, do not stay away. The price will be reasonable at the Bazaar and Bake Sale Saturday by the Ladies of the Christian Church.
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The
Ladies of the Christian Church
Oppose Water Diversion in the Ruidoso Area
Roswell delegates travel to Las Crives for a national park meeting to oppose diverting Ruidoso valley water if Capitan and White mountains hosting the park. They warn loss of summer homes, artesian wells, and summer vacations would be a calamity for the Pecos valley farming region.
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Roswell
N. M
Las Clives
Capitan
White Mountains
Ruidoso Valley
Austin D. Crile
Hiram M. Dow
S. E. Allison
George B. Jewel
Byron
Beal
Robert Kellalin
Ruldoso
Pecas
Dr Davis Bound Over On A Shooting Charge
Dr R K Davis bound over for grand jury action in Lincoln County after an examining trial in Carrizozo regarding the shooting death of Dr J T Stone in Corona New Mexico. The trial heard about a score of witnesses including J L Jones and his sons Alec and Tom. Davis was defended by W C Merchant and A B Rennehan with W C Whatley assisting as state prosecutor.
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Las Vegas
RK. B
Iraey
New Mexico Hospital
District Court of
San Miguel County
David J. Leahy
Tracy
R. K. Davis
J. T. Stone
Corona
N. M
Lincoln County District
Carrizozo
J. L. Jones
Rehearing Sought Over 8 Cent Fare Across States
Santa Fe New Mexico November 24 1930s. After the Interstate Commerce Commission upheld a ruling on an 8 cent fare tension remains. Hugh H Williams state the next move is to file a rehearing petition before the ICC and argue discrimination among the states Arizona New Mexico and Nevada. Williams notes a three member dissent from Atchison Hastman and Campbell.
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Santa Fe
N. M
New Mexico
Arizona
Nevada
Hugh H. Williams
Corporation Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Williams
Atchison
Hastman
Campbell
Crude oil aids control of blue bugs in poultry houses
Extension Service bulletin explains blue bugs infest poultry houses and roosts. Prof. Bardsley recommends interior treatment with crude oil mixed with kerosene, sealing fowls out until drying, and using clean nesting material to prevent egg tainting and discoloration.
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Extension Service Bulletin
Prof
Bardsley
The
Agricultural College
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