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Albuquerque Morning Journal

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1924

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Coolidge to Focus Campaign on White House Team

President Coolidge plans to devote most campaign efforts to the Republican National Committee and advisers after delivering his acceptance speech. He says the presidency requires full attention and will work with the committee on plans and final notification exercises. Radio addresses are planned to reach audiences east of the mountains, with large nationwide broadcasts and scheduled events.

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Fifteen Boys Arrested for Trespassing in Railroad Yards

Ten to thirteen year olds were arrested Tuesday by Santa Fe Special Officers Louis Beach and George Thomas on trespassing charges after causing trouble in the railroad yards. They allegedly threw switches and nearly derailed No 7, the fast mail train, by entering a track with cars. Parents appeared in court as Judge Findls warned them to ensure proper conduct or face jail terms.

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State Rebuttal Aims to Secure Death Penalty for Loeb Leopold

The defense presents counter arguments as the death penalty case proceeds. Prosecutors push for conviction and capital punishment in the Loeb and Leopold murder trial.

Loeb Leopold

Justice tempered by mercy in Leopold Joch case plea

Defense counsel argue youths were pampered with money and luxuries as prosecutors seek death penalty for Richard Leopold Jr and Nathan Joch in the Bobby Franks kidnapping and murder case. Court hears expert testimony on alleged functional disorders and emotional age to counter punishment.

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Fragmentary text with garbled phrases and symbols. no coherent event or names readable to summarize a specific news item. The readable portion mentions a possible score or set at forty and a date, but lacks usable facts.

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Poorly legible OCR item notes dining related items and a mirror clock. The readable words mention dining and a rocker, with no clear names or locations to identify. The fragment hints at sale or display contexts but lacks concrete facts.

Bank Robbery Targets National and Drovers Bank

Reported robbery at a regional bank rackets the National and Drovers Bank with losses of about 33 000 dollars. Police identified suspects including individuals named Tork Aue, Steve Pish, and others as investigators pursue leads across the city.

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Judge Restricts Speaking Tour Amid Campaign Claims

A court rules against a candidate’s speaking tour as campaign actions face legal constraint. The ruling impacts public appearances and related activity ahead of upcoming events.

Raid Near Hil Ends in Speeds and Unclear Outcomes

Fragmentary OCR text describes a raid near a place called Hil with unspecified speed actions. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are readable.

Santa Fe Railroad Route Damaged Track Detour Planned

Santa Fe railway officials said on Tuesday that damage to the track near Canyonito will require detouring service to Belen until midafternoon. The disruption affects the Br Sea Oy line with limited alternate routes announced for travelers.

Santa Fe Railway

Reed to Back Democratic Ticket Despite International Differences

United States Senator James A Reed of Missouri, recovering from illness, declared in Kansas City that he will support the Democratic ticket both state and national. He made the statement after hearing John W Davis accept the presidential nomination and amid rumors of backing the ticket. Reed noted no agreement with Davis on all foreign policy but emphasized support for the Democratic slate.

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San Francisco Girl Marries Japanese Importer at Deming

San Francisco resident Mrs Hazel Rogers, former Columbia co ed, wed Japanese importer Shiega Hodapat at Deming New Mexico by Justice of the Peace Rogers. The ceremony was announced earlier by her mother. county records confirm the formalization occurred yesterday.

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Fragmented OCR text describes a scene near the Greenland coast with water and observers. No clear people, organizations, or events are readable. The readable words suggest a maritime setting but lack coherent facts.

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Fragmentary Weather Note From Patrol Journey

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Coolidge Advocated by Club Speakers at Republican HQ

Former Governor Larra ghl and Clearge Louges addressed the Coolidge and Dawes club at Occidental Life building urging a president whose beliefs match national needs. They praised Calvin Coolidge for tariff support and action, with monthly meetings planned by the club.

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La Follette C Ait For Women Voters Support

A movement to enlist women voters for the La Follette Wheeler ticket was launched in Washington on August 12. A committee of women was formed to direct the campaign. Mrs Mabel C Costigan of Colorado, wife of Edward P B Costigan, a tariff commissioner, heads the committee.

Washington Mabel C. Costigan Colorado Edward BP. Costigan Tariff Commission

Pershing to appoint Hines as new Army Chief of Staff

Washington reports Secretary Weeks announces that upon Pershing's retirement September 13 General John H. Hines, then deputy chief of staff, will be named chief of staff. Hines retains rank of general. Pershing remains general of the armies. Rumors of Pershing recalling to active service are laid to rest.

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Hylan Backs Davis in Presidential Support

New York mayor John F. P. Hylan announces his support for John W. Davis for president. He had previously shown indecision while awaiting Davis's acceptance speech and praised Davis’s principles as aligned with economic emancipation and humane governance.

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Man Hurt In Bridge Accident At Work

Willan Buford, 67, of unknown location, sustained injuries when a bridge accident occurred involving his employer, a Brid ge company representative. He was taken to St Joseph's hospital where doctors treated his injuries as Buford remained dazed and unconscious for a period.

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Stage line between Artesia and El Paso sold

The Ogiek way Stage line between Artesia and El Paso has been bought by F Lakee of El Paso who will continue operation. Regular daily trips will be made between Artesia and Wil Paso with heavy freight traffic. The over 100 mile distance is not covered in standard patterns.

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Decisions on Ruhr evacuation likely announced to reparation conference

Premier Herriot said German French and Belgian delegates will probably communicate the Ruhr evacuation decision to the reparations conference tomorrow. Private talks continue among the four powers as negotiations aim to resolve terms for moving German troops from the Ruhr and advancing the Dawes plan.

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White haired Civil War vets march in rain to fife and drum

In Borton Massachusetts Austr, a Grand Army of the Republic parade drew aging veterans in wet streets. White haired soldiers from 1861, some tottering, others erect, followed fife and drum to Adams Square. Crowds cheered as umbrellas rose and a lone New Mexico veteran earned loud praise.

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