President Harding’s Condition Cited as Crisis Ended
President Harding has passed the crisis and begun recovery in San Francisco. Dr Charles E Sawyer said the toxin is controlled and the crisis is over, though full strength and solid food timing remain uncertain as Mrs Harding stays at the bedside. Cabinet members express cautious optimism as officials plan possible rest locations after the San Francisco stay.
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Weather Notes for Denver and Southwest Regions
Weather forecast indicates generally fair conditions for Denver and New Mexico with thunder showers likely in northern areas Wednesday and Thursday. Cooler conditions expected in eastern regions Wednesday. Arizona shows fair conditions in the extreme west with unsettled weather in the east and central portions Wednesday and Thursday.
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Tax Roll Work Grows at Bernaillo County Assessor Office
The 19 assessment roll began in the Old Town courthouse with Assessor J. F. Hubbell typing through the pages. He lacks extra staff and notes a 20 percent rise in letters like A S G C for common surnames, while expanding records with an index system to trace properties over time.
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Morning Journal
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Chavez
Underwood Urges Democratic Nomination In Alabama
Alabama Senator Oscar W. Underwood told the state legislature in Montgomery that if the delegation backs him at the Democratic National Convention he will strive to lead democracy back to the White House. He urged unity, spoke on foreign policy and tariff issues, and urged the south to present its candidate for the nation’s top job.
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Tennessee
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America
American Falls to be Relocated for Giant Reservoir Project
The government plans moving the town of American Falls Idaho to a new site to clear space for a massive 12.6 million dollar reservoir project covering 83 900 acres. It is described as the nation’s largest irrigation reservoir.
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Meredith faults Brookhart over farmer price facts
T Meredith former secretary of agriculture declares a conspiracy to mislead farmers while noting 1924 crop prices rose despite wheat audits. He cites U S Department of Agriculture data showing farm prices July 1 1922 and 1923 1924 for corn oats barley and winter wheat, arguing Brookhart ignores these facts. The dispute centers on economic conditions and political capital against farmers.
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T. Meredith
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Minn
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Brookhart
United States Department of Agriculture
Reports on Greek republican move labeled misleading
Washington dispatches quoted by Brainerd P. Salmon, American adviser to Greek refugee relief, say claims of a spreading republican movement in Greece are false. Salmon, back from Greece via Lausanne after meeting Venizelos, notes that reports originate from centers seeking to fuel anti Greece agitation and that Venizelos supports no republican move at present.
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Mystery of Harding Death Report Still Unsolved
New York July 8 radio fans mobbed newspaper offices seeking truth about a message claiming President Harding was dead. Officials at the radio station denied sending any such report and the origin of the message remained unresolved.
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Harding
Royal Assent Given to Lady Astor Liquor Bill
Royal assent was given today to Lady Astor s Liquor bill placing it on the statute books The bill prohibits sale of intoxicating liquor to any person under eighteen years old It was passed by the House of Lords yesterday and today was royal assent
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London
Lady Astor
Ie House of Tords
Hope for Harding Recovery Echoed by London Editor
London dispatch reports the Daily Mail editorial expresses hopeful wishes for President Harding's recovery. The piece praises his character and temperament and notes British interest is personal and official, highlighting courage, sincerity, moderation, and firmness.
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Crops Damaged by Pests Dims Canadian Outlook
Regina reports from the department of agriculture show grasshoppers rust and other damage have reduced crop prospects across Canada. The latest findings indicate a dimmed outlook after earlier optimism, with losses noted in several regions.
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Prayers For President Harding's Recovery From Alerts
Cardinal O'Connell in Boston sends telegram to Mrs. Harding noting deep grief and prayers for the president's speedy recovery. Heads of priests religious leaders and school children offer prayers and seek God’s strength for Mrs. Harding. In New York hundreds of children pray at an institutional synagogue. The 121st psalm is read and a sympathy message is sent by the United Synagogue of America to Mrs. Harding.
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Cardinal O'Connell
New York
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Isaac Seigel
United Synagogue of America
Prayers in Several Cities for President Harding
In Baltimore Baltimore clergy announce special prayer services for Harding’s recovery with Catholics considering universal prayers. Dallas Bishop Garret urges prayers across faiths for the president’s speedy recovery amid national distress. San Francisco clergy plan a prayer service at Grace Cathedral and Archbishop Hanna asks parishes to join in prayers for his recovery and strength.
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Corn Dance at Santo Domingo Pueblo Scheduled Next Saturday
The Santo Domingo corn dance, dubbed the most spectacular in New Mexico, will take place next Saturday, August 4, at Santo Domingo Pueblo. About 250 to 200 dancers will perform from noon to sundown, with lavish regalia including turquoise, coral, silver, plumes, and evergreen boughs attracting large tourist crowds. The event coincides with Saint Dominick’s feast and harvest rites, and the pueblo, near Albuquerque, holds rich turquoise traditions and a tourist economy reliance.
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Telephone rate hikes filed for Santa Fe area
Schedules increasing individual residence line rates from 20 to 33 dollars in Las Vegas and Raton were filed with the state corporation commission by Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph. The new rates take effect September 1 and match those in Santa Fe and Roswell. Petitions supporting the raises were signed by most affected subscribers.
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Raton
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Mildred Harris to Marry a Capitalist
Mildred Slarris former wife of Charlie Chaplin says she expects to remarry an eastern capitalist. She declined to reveal the fiancé's name publicly.
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Mildred Harris
Los Angeles
Mildred Slarris
Charlie Chaplin
Los Angeles Times Today
Pardons Granted to Beckman and Byers in Grant County
Governor Hinkle pardoned Robert Beckman and Harold A. Byers who had been sent to the state penitentiary from Grant County this year. The pardon is conditional on leaving the estate immediately and follows a recommendation from the penitentiary board.
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Santa Fe
Robert Beckman
Harold A. Byers
State Penitentiary
Grant County
Hinkle
Penitentiary Board
Swiss Loan Floated By J P Morgan And Co For 20 Million
New York July 31 The firm announced that a 20 million Swiss loan would be floated in the United States. A public offering of three year notes will be made.
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New York
Associated Press
If you can laugh see ie PERST HEADER in Column 1
Classified column note reminds readers to locate the PERST header in column one for laughing content. The blurb signals a humor oriented tease within the page’s classified section.
Credit cannot make a market if none exists
The Federal Reserve Board says current strong bank liquidity and agricultural financing enable orderly credit for the year, but credit cannot create a market where none exists. The agricultural outlook hinges on world supply, foreign demand, and domestic buying power, with Europe’s hand to mouth purchases requiring financing American products until demand improves.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Europe
United States
Villa beats Kid Williams in Flyweight title clash
Philadelphia July 31 Pancho Villa the world flyweight champion fought above his class and won decisively over Kid Williams former bantamweight title holder. Villa weighed 110 pounds while Williams tipped the scales at 118 in a ringside verdict by newspaper men.
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Harding pleads for world court in dispute settlement
President-elect urges nations to eschew force and seek judicial means through a world court. He argues that collective legal arbitration offers a peaceful path, aligning with public moral standards and international law.
Harding speech release on foreign policy urged world peace
President Harding spoke on international relations from his sick bed, urging U S participation in the permanent court of international justice and praising peace achievements. He defended Russia policy and called for continued good faith and diplomacy while Mexico relations looked to a favorable commission outcome.
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Christian
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Hungary
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Mexico
Mexico City
Harding in Marion Sees Hopeful Health Bulletins
In Marion Ohio crowds read daily bulletins on President Harding's illness. His father Dr George T Harding follows news closely awaiting improvements noted by attending physicians as the crisis appears to ease.
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