Beall Wounded in Accidental Pistol Discharge Near Santa Fe
Byron O. Beall chief state tax commissioner was wounded by an accidental pistol discharge while on a canyon drive near Santa Fe. He sat up at the hospital and expects a rapid recovery, with Beall stating he was drawing the weapon to shoot a rabbit when it fired.
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Santa Fe
Byron O. Beall
Here
Beall
T. W. Kolle
C Commission
Bealls
Commission
J. Bk. Saint
Saint
Hannett
Beatriz
Vigil
Santa Fe Canyon
Granite Point Tanger
Tanger Station
Charley Schwab Sees Record Industrial Growth Ahead
Bethlehem Steel chairman Charles M. Schwab told the New York Building Congress he expects the next twenty years to mark the greatest expansion and achievement in American industry. He praised resource wealth and American character, urged cooperation between rivals, and noted he never had a strike in his career.
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New York
Charlies M. Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
New York Building Congress
America
Charley
Assault charge filed in stabbing of Monica Varela
A charge of assault with intent to kill was filed against Miguel Sedillo on Wednesday in connection with the stabbing at Varela’s home near the Indian school Monday morning. Monica Varela remains in serious condition after seven knife wounds.
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Miguel Sedillo
Monica Varela
Varela
Weather forecast for Denver and Southwest states
Denver April 8. New Mexico and Arizona show little temperature change through Thursday and Friday. Winds light to moderate. Expect dry conditions with temperate days and cool nights across the region.
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Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
Local University Weather Summary
Conditions for the twenty four hours ended 6 p m yesterday report highest temperature 67 lowest 36 humidity 68 percent at 6 am 18 percent at 6 pm precipitation none wind 16 mph direction north west and day described as clear.
Arborist warns against improper pruning of shade trees
Dr. W H Long told a Kiwanis audience at the Franciscan hotel that shade trees should rarely be pruned. He urged only removing dead, rubbing, or traffic obstructing limbs and cautioned about fake pruners, imploring restraint on live-branch cuts and noting city ordinances lack enforcement.
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W. H. Long
Kiwanis Club
Franciscan Hotel
Albuquerque
Long
Long _ said
Dr. Long
Ile
Charges Dropped Against Former Roswell Bank VP
Roswell New Mexico April 8 Federal Judge L Phillips dismissed criminal charges against H Smith former vice president of the defunct Citizens Bank of Roswell in connection with its failure. The dismissal came after a demurrer to the charges was sustained by the judge.
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Phillips
Roswell Bank
Roswell, N. M
L. Phillips
H. Smith
Citizens Bank of
Turks Capture Ghendj in Kurdistan
Constantinople reports Turkish forces have captured Ghendj in Kurdistan. Kurdish losses are described as about one thousand dead with many wounded.
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Ghendj
London
Exchange
Constantinople
Ghenj
Kurdistan
City Commission Debates Reclamation District for Middle Rio Grande
Albuquerque considers filing a petition to establish a reclamation district in the Middle Rio Grande valley. The hearing is set for June 29 with 100 signatures required, while the city weighs税 impacts and flood protection benefits. Other items include Marquette avenue crossing costs, Santa Fe railway talks, and ornamental lighting proposals for North Third Street. Eight commissioners attend. Mabry absent.
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Albuquerque
Rio Grande Valley
D. A. Macpherson
City Commission
Macpherson
Tingley
Committee of One Hundred
Chamber of Commerce
Marquette Crossing
Santa Fe Railway
Marquette Avenue
New York Avenue
Tijeras Avenue
State Corporation Commission
City Electric Company
J. G. Albright
North Third Street
Central
Tiferas
Albright
Mabry
Elfego Baca Sues for Divorce in Old Albuquerque
Elfego Baca, noted Albuquerque attorney, files a divorce suit Wednesday against Mrs. Francisquita Rohmer de Tiaca on cruelty grounds. They wed in Old Albuquerque on October 12, 1885, with six years of alleged abuse and denial of access to his home. Baca seeks jurisdiction over real estate, return of community personal property, and alimony to support the defendant. A prior, similar filing was withdrawn.
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Elfego Baca
Albuquerque
Francisquita Rohmer de Tiaca
Old
Mr. Baca
Bara
Deadly premature shell explosion on Caio Duilio
In Spezia Italy on April 6 six sailors were killed and 25 wounded when a 305 caliber shell exploded prematurely aboard the battleship Caio Duilio. Fifteen of the wounded are listed as critically injured.
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Spezia
Italy
Victim in Grants Murder Not William Erkelens
Telegrams to the Morning Journal indicate the man found in a volcanic pit south of Grants last Friday is not William L Erkelens. Authorities say Erkelens was seen on the coast within the past month and a post card from San Francisco suggests he may be alive.
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The
Morning Journal
Grants
William KE. Erkelens
Erkelens
Valencia County
Los Lunas
James W. Glassford
el Centro
Calif
William L. Erketens
United States
D. Bowers
Salem
Oregon
San Francisco
Mary
Will
Fl Centro
California
Stage
Forest fires near Blackbure brought under control
Fire fighters halted a six day blaze in the Blue Ridge valley between Gap and Bush ranges four miles west of Blackbure Virginia. Back fires were used to save homes and saw mills as flames were contained tonight.
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Blackbure
Gap
Bush Ranges
Blue Ridge Mountains
Mary Pickford Turns 32 in Hollywood Celebrations
Mary Pickford is 32 years old today in Hollywood. Gifts include a grand piano for her dressing room bungalow and gymnasium furnishings for the studio lot gym, provided by her mother and Douglas Fairbanks, her husband.
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Mary Pickford
Mobilization Ordered in Turkey as Kurdish Revolt Grows
General Ismet Pasha announced to the national assembly in Angora that a complete mobilization has been ordered due to threats from the Kurdish revolt and other dangers facing the country. The move follows rising unrest and the need to defend national security.
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Constantinople
Associated Press
Ismet Pasha
National Assembly
Angora
Kurdistan
Navajo Man Gets New Jaw After Near Fatal Wound
San Juanito Toledo of the Navajo Nation, wounded when Lacy Bird and Ed Blanchfill attempted his arrest, left Albuquerque for the reservation after hospital treatment. Doctors report recovery and pending dental work, with Crown Point Agency official F. Stacher accompanying him home.
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San Juanito Toledo
Lacy Bird
Cuba
St. Joseph's Hospital
S&s
Toledo
Bird
Ed Blanchfill
Hogan
Blanchfill
Rain and cattle gains raise New Mexico outlook
Eugene Meyer Jr., director of the War Finance Corp, in Albuquerque says rain now would guarantee strong cattle prospects this summer and fall as prices rise due to a stock shortage. He notes feeders may surge next fall with expected corn abundance in Kansas and other feeder states. Meyer met with local officials and committee members to report to Judge Phillips, who will decide on making the findings public.
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Eugene Meyer, Jr
War Finance Corporation
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Meyer
Kansas
Levi Hughes
Santa Fe
New Mexico Livestock and Agricultural Loan Company
J. O. Seth
Tom Talle
Phillips
Old Mexico
Talle
Roswell
B. C. Mossman
T. A. Spencer
Carrizozo
W. R. Lovelace
Alvarado
Governor Hannett
J. ©. Seth
Neill B. Field
Henderson
Brenna
Livestock Department
Fahey
Mr. Meyer
Washington
Pacific Coast
Denver Youth Faces First Degree Murder Charge
Albert Dorchak, a teenaged suspect, is charged in Denver with first degree murder and aggravated robbery for the killing of Patrolman James Shannon. Authorities seek the death penalty but age under 18 may limit punishment. baptismal and court records place his birth in October 1906, making him 18 at the time.
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Denver
Colo
Albert Dorchak
James Shannon
Shannon
Buena Vista Reformatory
J. Foster Cline
Dorchak
Colorado
Frances Dorchak
Reorganization Aids Agriculture Dept personnel changes
A partial reorganization of the Agriculture Department staff was announced. Secretary Jardine faced criticism from Senator Shipstead over grain price swings pointing to speculators. The Armour-Morris merger proceeded before the secretary. The rum treaty with the Netherlands took effect after ratifications. Treasury warned of rising demand for dollar bills straining printing facilities.
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Agriculture Department
Armour- Morris
Jardine
Shipstead
Netherland
Treasury
Rising demand makes dollar bill a treasury problem
Washington April The rapidly growing popularity of the dollar bill challenges treasury officials. Assistant Secretary Dewey studies means to curb use while expanding printing capacity or urging thrift. The Bureau of Engraving and Printing, built in 1914, shipped 57 824 000 one dollar bills in March to meet demand, with notes weighing about 113 472 pounds. Bills go into circulation fresh from the press and wear out in about four months, hindering longer circulation and increasing need to store curing stock. Efforts to restore silver dollars face public resistance and limited success.
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Washington
Treasury
Dewey
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
United States Treasury
Woman Attacks Officer After Moonshiner Husband Caught
A prohibition officer narrowly escaped being shot on a Springer area farm when the wife of moonshiner George Wilson pressed a pistol to the officer’s back and pulled the trigger. Wilson, husband of the woman, was arrested at a cave still reached by a descending ladder. The officer, a deputy sheriff, faced the mouth of the well as the attack occurred. Wilson is held on bond for liquor possession and sale, still possession, and resisting arrest.
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Springer
Colfax County
D. W. Snyder
George Wilson
Willson
United States
Snyder
West boy beaten by stepfather in police court case
Harbert Norman Cullars a 12 year old pupil, arrived at school with a bruised back after alleged beating by his stepfather Charles L. Shockey and mother Mrs Ruth Shockey. Judge Roddy set bond at 1000 dollars for Shockey and released Mrs Shockey on her own recognizance. The pair face assault charges in justice court after the public health officer treated the boy and a broken buggy whip was found at the home.
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Harbert
Norman Cullars
Roddy
Charles L. Shockey
Ruth Shockey
Lighton
Lnd
Shockey
Renfro
Hotel Victoria Stoned by Mob Near Damascus
A mob gathered outside the Victoria hotel in Damascus where the Earl of Balfour is staying and pelted the building with stones. Police were summoned and blocked further mischief to prevent escalation.
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Damascus
Palestine
Associated Press
Hotel
Victoria
Earl of Balfour
New Mexico presses statewide highway plan progress
Governor Hannett addressed Kiwanis at the Franciscan hotel outlining a statewide highway system. He cited gasoline and property taxes projecting 1.6 million dollars for roads, with annual maintenance and construction budgets of 599 thousand and one million, respectively, and a five year completion aim. Local performers sang as the club voiced support for the road policy.
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New Mexico
Hannett
Kiwanis Club
Franciscan Hotel
L. B. Thompson
James V. Auriemma
Occidental Team Arrives for Arizona Series
The Occidental college baseball squad reached Tucson for a three game set against the University of Arizona. Bud Teachout is slated to start the opener for Occidental with Morefield on the mound for the Wildcats.
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Occidental
Tucson
Aris
Occidental College
University of Arizona
Bud” Teachout
California
Morefield
Wildcats
Resignation of French Premier Seems Certain
Premier resignation in France appears imminent as Andre Herriot questions confidence in the Senate. The Senate reportedly grants him a fragile majority of two, shaping a tense political standoff and potential government change.
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Herriot
Senate
Paris Bank Statement Expected After School Fight
Paris reports indicate Premier Herriot faced a government crisis over a 166,000 franc school appropriation. Senate action left Herriot’s resignation as a possibility while the Bank of France prepared to publish tomorrow’s statement showing bank book figures aligned with government declarations.
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Bank of France
Herriot ministry to stay in office amid currency bill talks
Paris April 9 the Herriot ministry will remain in office for the present after a lengthy cabinet meeting focused on the currency issue and a proposed Bank of France increase and a forced loan. Finance Minister De Monazate outlined the bill’s status as it heads to the chamber Friday.
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Paris
Associated Press
Herriot
Bank of France
M. Chautemps
Interior
M. de Monazate
Cripe Ples
Two Die in Winnipeg Shooting After Jealous Quarrel
In Winnipeg Manitoba on April 8 a man identified as Adolph Winebers and a woman named Mrs Rose Henderson died from a shooting. The woman's 12 year old daughter was hospitalized with a bullet wound to the knee. Neighbors said the man shot the two women and then killed himself after a quarrel tied to jealousy.
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Winnipeg
Genera Hospital
Adolph Winebers
Rose Henderson
Buffalo Bill’s Last Mount McKinley Dies
Denver reports the death of Buffalo Bill’s famed Arabian horse McKinley once ridden by the frontier showman. Once a premier circus horse the animal spent its final days in a local riding stable after Buffalo Bill’s death.
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Denver
Buffalo Bill
McKinley
McKiley
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Logal Attorney
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Thompson
Weeks
Carmi Thompson
John W. Weeks
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Gwen Juang Tolegg
N. M
Murner
WEST
Harbert Cullars
M. da Monzie
M. Berenger
Finance Committee
M’kinley
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