Little Hope For Saving The Entente, French Officials Say
Paris Aug 15 Officials report after talks with Premier Poincare that little hope remains to save the entente. France would abandon reparations claims or pensions if Britain does same, while Britain resists concessions. Discussion touched arbitration at The Hague and League of Nations handling.
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Paris
Associated Press
Poincare
London
France
Germany
Great Britain
Aigh
Ual D'Orsay
Greatritain
Ternational Court
Hague
Wich
League of Nations
Grower Groups Push for Fixed Wheat Price Legislation
Congress faces calls to enact laws creating a federal wheat marketing corporation. Proponents urge a fixed price system to stabilize markets and support farmers.
Britain awaits American reply on German reparations policy
London reports Britain released a blue book to mobilize world opinion on postwar reparations and German aging capacity. Officials say success depends largely on American participation, with British studies leaning toward an independent approach if France does not reply satisfactorily after several weeks.
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London
Great Britain
France
Associated Press
Downing Street
Germany
Kim
El Paso Shipped Ninety Carloads of Pears This Year
El Paso Texas August 12 192? Peart shipments from Paso County totaled 90 carloads with most going to southern states. F W Whitney manager of the El Paso Valley Pear Association said about 50 more carloads would be shipped in a few weeks and that 256 carloads of apples were gathered in the county for shipment.
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el Paso
Tex
Paso County
F. W. Whitney
Anager
el Paso Valley
Pear Association
Vaccinating Turkeys In Hagerman District
J fh Thomas of Chaves County farm visited Hagerman to vaccinate a number of turkeys. The vaccine is expensive but no charge is made for the work, allowing a large flock to be made immune for the price of one hog turkey. It is claimed to cure colds sore head roup and prevent disease spread in the stock, helping the Ingerman area which annually dips many turkeys.
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Ingerman
Weather forecast for Denver region and nearby states
Denver August 13 Unsettled conditions expected in New Mexico with local thunder showers north portion. Temperature largely unchanged. Arizona forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday partly cloudy and warmer in the north portion.
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Denver
New Mexico
Weather Report for Twenty Fourth Evening Conditions
Local report notes conditions for the twenty four hours ended at 6 p m yesterday. Temperature 68 degrees with light winds and humidity around 46 percent. Sky partly cloudy with the day’s character described as mild and breezy at times.
Gasoline price set for Omaha and Nebraska
Omaha action announces four to six cents per gallon reductions for gasoline to take effect tomorrow morning. The move follows a plan by N. W. Updike of the Omaha Bee and coordination with the Automobile Trade Association and the Omaha Automobile Club.
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Omaha
Neb
Nebraska
N. W. Updike
Omaha Kee
Automobile Trade Association
Omaha Automobile Club
Standard Oil of Indiana cuts gasoline price across 10 states
The Standard Oil Company of Indiana plans a six and six tenths cent per gallon cut effective tomorrow in Illinois, Iowa, Indiana, Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, North Dakota, Kansas, Missouri and part of Oklahoma. I V Nicholas urges independents to reduce five cents a gallon. South Dakota already lowered to 16 cents.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
I. V. Nicholas
National Petroleum Marketers’ Association
Illinois
Iowa
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Nicholas
Standard Oil Company
W. H. McMaster
Indiiana
Standard Oj Company of
Standard Oi Company of
Washington
Standard Oi Company
McMaster
Midwest
Small
Unity of Action Is Urged by Sen Borah
A Spokane conference on wheat relief approved a resolution urging Congress to create a government Wheat Purchasing Corporation with 560 million dollars capital to buy wheat at a basic price of 1.75 dollars per bushel. Senator Borah urged unity among growers and opening foreign markets as the solution to price problems. Dean Johnson estimated the average cost to produce a bushel of winter wheat at 1.44 dollars.
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Spokane
Wash
Congress
Ofa Government
Pacific
United States
William E Borah
Idaho
Hic
American Wheat Growers
Associated
Coolidge
Scme
French
John Q. Adama
Farmers’ Union of
Washington
Northern
Woman Dips On Liner Har vard Womans Death Aboard
Mrs. Margaret Gay Ellingstone of Tempe Arizona died aboard the liner Harvard last night most likely from heart failure. The steamer was traveling from San Pedro California to San Francisco when the death occurred and the body was brought to San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Margaret Gay Ellingstone
Tempe
Ariz
Harvard
San Pedro
Calif
Summers Named Deputy Warden at New Mexico Penitentiary
Special to The Journal Santa Fe August 13 Warden John B McManus says Thomas A Summers will become deputy warden to replace P J Dugan who announced resignation Summers has held many penitentiary posts from guard to acting deputy He has been ranching in Catron County and currently serves as yardmaster no date set for departure or appointment
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Santa Fe
John B. McManus
State Penitentiary Today
Thomas A. Summers
P. J. Dugan
McManus
Summers
Clovis
McDonald
Catron County
Hinkle
Dugan
Closing Scenes at Harding Funeral at Marion
Guards watched the funeral procession and then moved to the home of George T Harding for final leave taking. Overflowing flowers and gifts from famous and humble alike filled the house lawn as the nation mourned President Harding.
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President Harding
Marion
Cid
George T. Harding
Iarrntive
Harding
Government should curb foreign news from U S papers says Admiral Rodgers
At Withington Massachusetts on August 13 Rear Admiral W J Rodgers urged that local American news be kept from abroad except in English language papers to avoid misimpression of the United States He called for government oversight of news channels not government operation of radio but warned against foreign powers or industries shaping information.
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Withington
Mass
W. J. Rodgers
Institute of Politics Today
United States
Fohl Holds Talk With Ban Johnson Over Ball Remark
Lee Fohl former St. Louis Browns manager met with American League President Ban Johnson in Chicago to seek clarification on Phil Ball's remark that Fohl was dismissed for the good of the game. Neither official disclosed the conference outcome.
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Chicago
Lee Fahl
St. Louis Browns
Ban Johnson
Phil Ball
St. Louie
Fahl
Fohl
Ball
Johnson
Browns
Manning Breaks Toledo Track Record in Mile Run
Peter Manning world champion trotter broke Toledo track record with a 1 minute 58 4 fifth second mile setting a new mark over 1 58 while driven by Themes W. Alurphy Nedda prior record holder had stood at 1 59 74 last year on the same track in Toledo Ohio.
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Toledo
Ohio
Associated Press
Peter Manning
Nedda
Themes W. Alurphy
Mrs. Harding to Leave White House Soon for Marion Estate
Mrs. Harding plans to depart the White House today or Wednesday to stay at the McLeans home near Washington while preparations are made. George F. F. Christian Jr said she will later be involved in matters connected with Mr. Harding’s estate in Marion. Brigadier General Sawyer noted her condition remains excellent.
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Washington
Ug 13
Harding
White House
Tatward B. McLean
George F F. Christian, Jr
Marion
Mr. Harding
Fatal Rioting Reported in German Cities Over Shortage
Unconfirmed rumors from middle Germany report fatal riots tied to food and money shortages. Twenty killed in Hanover and sixteen in Elitz, with rioting also cited in Niesse and Silesia.
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Hanover
Germany
Silesia
Perlin
Associated Press
Eltz
Neise
Berlin strike situation worsens with arrests
Berlin August 12 The strike situation in the city deteriorated as 20 railway workers and other protesters were arrested for blocking work. Police had already taken 48 communists into custody yesterday and confiscated the Rote Fahne for alleged treason incitement.
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Berlin
Bus Crash Kills 23 Tourists Near Tarbes France
Twenty three tourists died when a motor bus crashed today at Saint Saiveur a Pyrenees resort about 25 miles south of Tarbes. Local officials reported the fatalities and investigation began.
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Tarbes
France
Associated Press
Saint-Saiveur
Pyrennes
Here
New Mexico Anglers Revel In Record Trout Season
The state reports its best fishing season with a surge of anglers to mountain streams. Licenses issued reach 2,500 in Albuquerque as anglers pursue trout in Pecos, Jemez, Guadalupe, Cebolia, and more, while bass and rainbow trout provide new game angling opportunities at Elephant Butte and Eagle Nest dams.
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New Mexico
Jemez
Pecos
Eie
Ephant Butte
Guadalupe
Cebolia
San Antonio
Riojas Bacas
Chama
Brazos
el Rito
Mora
Galicia
Red River
Hondo
Taes
Gila
White River
Elephant Butte
Stoke Dam
Eagle Nest Dam
J. J. Wegs
Albuquerque
Jemez River
East Fork
Charles Watlington
Elephant Hutte Dam
Eagle Newt Dam
Las Vegas
Moulton
John P. Sharp
Harry T. Johnson Company
Tulsa Declared Under Martial Law By Oklahoma City Proclamation
Oklahoma City issues a proclamation placing Tulsa under martial law from 4 a.m. with military units ordered from Oklahoma City and Okmulgee. Civilians must be off streets by 11 p.m. and require permits to return. Courts and civil government remain except police and sheriff.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Loverier J. €. Walton
Tulsa
Okmulgee
Tulea
Nathan Hartman
Tulka
Counselorlake
Walton
Sulphur
Blake
Kingfisher
Escapee Harris Sought After Auto Thefts Across Southwest
Charles Harris, the convict who escaped from the Santa Fe penitentiary on August 9, is suspected of stealing cars to flee toward California. Police trace a string of vehicles from Bernalillo to McCarthy Holbrook and beyond as they chase the elusive getaway driver. Authorities monitor routes toward Socorro El Paso and Deming hoping to halt Harris before he reaches the coast.
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Charles Harris
Santa Fe
California
Harris
J. F. Bowers
Itme
Zamora
McCarthy
Here
Bowers
Holbrook
Socorro
el Paso
Deming
Jockeys Die Or Hurt After Beulah Park Race Collapse
In Columbus Ohio the fifth race at Beulah Park ended tragically as jockey Arvin Krieled was killed and jockeys Tames and Byrne suffered serious injuries when their mounts stumbled and fell.
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Tockey Arvin
Hive railroad employees loge their lives in Colorado crash
Santa Fe Train No. 6 and Colorado and Southern Train No. 609 collide head on near Fowler Colorado. Reports indicate fatalities among crew members and early investigations focus on signaling and braking system failures.
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Hive Railroad
Colorado
Sixteen Injured in Colorado Rail Collision Near Fowler
A head on crash between Colorado and Southern train No. 609 and Santa Fe No. 6 near Fowler Colo left five dead all trainmen and sixteen injured. Names of the dead and numerous injured passengers listed with details. many treated at La Junta hospital.
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Pueblo
Colo
Colorado and Southern
Santa Fe
Fowler
Here
A. H. Hanson
la Junta
T. J. Pearson
A. A. Loftus
Trinidad
F. BR. Brockmeyer
Blackewell
Okla
A. O. Oldbright
Wichita
Kans
Lenora Truman
Urbana
Il1
Pearl Brown
South Market Street
B. Chandler
Springfield
A. J. Grady
Clay Street
Denver
Joe Ladriola
B. Mapp
Knapp
Raton
N. M
E. K. Shelton
Simla
Helen Nelson
Pittsburg
Ill
Rebecca Reid
Lexington Street
New York City
Edward Grace
East Sixth Avenue
Winfield
A. Hf. Burleigh
Perry Heath
Washington, Pueblo
King
Hamlet
Schmanke
E. T. Brown
Brown
France shows line on interallied debts in yellow book
Paris Aug 13 A yellow book of diplomatic documents from the French government outlines that the United States will ultimately be asked how much of the interallied debts it expects to be paid. The collection includes telegrams from May to August, highlighting Poincare’s stance that Germany can and will pay, with England and the United States pivotal in a shared formula.
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U. S
Paris
Associated Press
United States
Premier Poincare
Ruhr
Poincare
London
Lord Curzon
Germany
England
Washington
M. Poincare
France
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Gaooline
Standard Oil Company of Indiana and
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Dean Johnson
Ummiers
Warner Mmanus
Lee Fohl
Mrs. Harding
Eris
Collida Headon
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