Hanna Agrees to Name on Democratic Ticket Pending Certification
New Mexico Democratic delegates report Hanna consent to allow his name on the certificate of election filed in Santa Fe as the party organizes its state campaign. He will not commit to a Senate run against Helms, but may enter if public sentiment supports it. Delegates raise funds with varying county contributions. total pledged so far reaches $12,675, about $8,000 short of the target.
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Santa Fe
United States Senate
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Dona Ana
Eddy County
Grant
Guadalupe
John Hicks
Marron
Hicks
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Hannah
Marro
Bernalillo Euway
Democratic Coun
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Roosevelt
Sandoval
San Miguel
Socorro County
Bursum
Torrance County
San Juan
Sierra
Taos
Union
Valencia
Railroad Labor Board Divided on Shop Crafts Overtime Pay
The United States railroad labor board issued its first divided opinion since formation, cutting overtime pay for certain shop crafts workers while a dissenting member called the majority’s ruling unjust. The majority included Judge Barton and others, with union representatives Albert Phillips and Walter MecMenimen among the signers. A Wharton led the dissent.
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Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
A. ©. Wharton
American Federation of Labor
Federated Shop Crafts
R. M. Barton
G. W. Manger
Ben W. Hooper
Publc
Albert Phillips
Walter L. MecMenimen
Torace
Baker
J. H. Elliott
Samuel Higgins
Tarton
Weather forecast for Denver and regional outlook
Denver area forecast shows New Mexico showers Saturday with cooler northern areas and partly cloudy unsettled conditions on Sunday. Arizona between fair to mostly clear, warmer Saturday in central and southern regions, while the local report notes yesterday’s conditions with temperatures and humidity readings and no precipitation.
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New Mexico
Arizona
Untitled Tax Measure Ordered Cut From Page
A section of a measure imposing an annual tax of ten dollars on soft drink vendors is ordered cut out from the lower Rouge area page. The amendment titled NoNoNed Amendments 10 Tak Bill is referenced in the ongoing legislative notice.
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Cereal Beverages Levy Reduced In Tax Bill
Washington August 19 more than fifty amendments to the republican tax bill were accepted in a five hour House session. The committee plan to reduce cereal beverages tax from six to four cents a gallon and to exempt proprietary medicines tooth powder paste and mouth washes from taxation were notable changes. The vote on tax relief for charitable gifts passed with corporate donors below one per cent of net income. The major clash centered on defining foreign trade corporations and foreign traders to exempt income from outside sources, a measure Democrats called discriminatory. The amendment passed 193 to 5 with eleven Republicans voting no.
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Ways and Means
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South Carolina
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United States
Early trial likely in murder case of Obenchain pair
Los Angeles reports indicate the Kennedy murder investigation stalls with Madalynne Obenchain and Arthur C. Bureh facing murder pleas on Monday. Attorneys clash over witness lists and potential grand jury testimony as the court pitches an early trial.
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Two Die in Preston Plane Crash Involving Pilot Herbert Riebe
In Preston Minnesota on August 19 an aircraft plummeted 2000 feet killing pilot Herbert Riebe age 27 and passenger R C Bright. Riebe was a Rochester commercial pilot and Bright owned a chain of movie houses including one in Preston.
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Minn
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Rochester
Bright
Senators and Ex Senator Hughes Aids at Disarmament Conference
Washington reports list Secretary Hughes to head the U S delegation to the Washington disarmament conference with Senate veteran Henty Cabot Lodge named to the commission The president weighs Elihu Root Philander Knox Oscar Underwood George W Sutherland for other seats and favors Ex Senator Root and Lodge for leading roles while Underwood and Sutherland are viewed as strong contenders.
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H Hughes
United States Commission
Elihu Root
New York
Philander CC. Knox
Pennsylvania
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Oscar Underwood
Alabama
Harding
George W. Sutherland
United States
Fom
Utah
Root
Mr. Rest
Lodmeec
Foreign Relations Committee
Charles F. Hughes
Philander C. Knox
George Sutherland
Henry Cabot Lodge
Demand for Probe to Clear Name in Bergdoll Scandal
Maj. C. C. Cresson of Fort Crook Neb asks Congress to investigate and clear his name in the Bergdoll scandal in a letter to Rep. Peters of Maine. The committee’s majority report accuses Cresson Angell and Hunt of conspiracy tied to Grover Bergdoll, the Philadelphia draft evader.
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Bergdoll
Maj
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Fort Crook
Representative Peters
Maine
Major Cresson
Samuel Tilden Angell
Col
John B. Hunt
Grover Bergdoll
Philadelphia
Journal independence push supports Burcum election
Carl C. Magee appeals New Mexico readers to back Bur sum in a Letter urging independence from special interests. He argues the Journal will expose Republicans while warning readers of finance needs and bond sales to cover obligations. He asks public support with $250 bonds at five years, first lien on Journal property.
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Republican Party
New Mexico
Carl C. Magee
Poulsen Overcomes Blindness to Build Chicago Business
Corporal Christen Poulsen of the Sixth Marines lost his sight in June 1918 near Paris. After discharge in February 1919 he trained at the Red Cross school for the blind in Baltimore and now co operates his father’s fuel and feed business in Chicago. He studies business management by correspondence with his wife as reader.
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Christen Poulsen
United States Marines
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Chicago
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Marines
Paris
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Evergreen
Red Cross School For the Blind
Baltimore
Felix Baca Pressed as Independent Senate Candidate
Albuquerque Republicans announced plans to certify Felix Baca as an Independent candidate for the United States Senate in the September 20 election. Baca was away and could not be reached. it was not known if he would accept the nomination.
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Felix Baca
United States Senate
Baca
Bout Postponed In Phoenix For Weather
The 11 round bout between Billy Alger of Phoenix and Tommy Carter of El Paso weighs in at Nehtweights was postponed from tonight to Monday night due to rain in Phoenix Arizona.
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Ariz
Billy Alger
Tommy Carter
el Pase
Grain men press case against freight rates at ICC hearing
Western grain and hay producers told the Interstate Commerce Commission that high freight charges cripple the industry. Alfalfa mill operators from Colorado warned of destruction, while Iowa Iowa Town Cooperative grain dealers described elevated costs to market crops. Arizona officials said Arizona alfalfa cannot be profitably grown under current rates.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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Floyd Wilson
Colorado
J. P. Larson
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Iowa
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Chicago
Minneapolis
J. J. Neville
Idaho
Arizona
Preliminary hearing postponed for Elsie Kinney McLennon
The preliminary hearing for Mrs. Elsie Kinney McLennon charged with complicity in the fatal shooting of her husband, Robert C. McLennon, was indefinitely postponed at Winslow Arizona on August 15 at the request of defense counsel who are tied up with the Nash murder trial in Flagstaff. McLennon was a conductor for the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railway.
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Elsie Kinney Mclannon
Robert C. McLennon
Nash
Flagstaff
McLennon
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Whisky Seizure by Provincial Officers at Fraser River
Whisky valued at several thousand dollars was seized at the mouth of the Fraser river near Vancouver by provincial police who halted a party delivering two truckloads of liquor to a scow. Officials believe the shipment was intended for export to the United States.
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Vancouver
B. C
Fraser River
United States
Republicans to Pick Seven to Run Campaign
At Santa Fe a Republican executive committee meeting appointed a seven member committee to run the Bursum for senator campaign. State chairman George R. Craig said the personnel would be announced soon.
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Republican Executive Committee
Santa Fe
George R. Craig
Hightower Held For Murder in Priest's Death at San Bruno
William A Lightower an itinerant baker is held to answer to a San Mateo county charge of murdering Rev Patrick Healin. The preliminary hearing in San Bruno heard testimony from Marie Wendel Doris Shirley and others as Hightower questioned witnesses with evident interest and declared I will fight them all the way through and will win.
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Fen Francisco
Calif
William A. Lightower
Eupérior
San Mateo County
Patrick Healin
Colma Plest Hightower
San Bruno
Justice of the Peace
Elinzgen Johnson
Hightower
Redwood City
Marie Wendel
Charles Lee
Doris Shireley
Lee Putnam
Duncan Mathesson
San Francisco
Landini
Dorris Shirley
Salada Beach
Ford
Tower
Mightower
State will appeal Mary Pickford case
Carson City Nevada November 19 The notice of appeal to the supreme court from Judge Langan s dismissal of the action to annul the proceedings granting Mary Pickford motion picture actress a voice from Owen Moore has been prepared by Attorney General G Fowler and will be filed tomorrow with the county clerk The notice is directed to Gladys Fairbanks and her attorneys The bill of specifications alleges error in the order revoking and annulling the order for publication of summons The appeal is taken from the whole and from various parts of the order
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Carson City
Kiee Tice
Supreme Caust
Langam
Mary Pickeford
Owen Moore
G Fowler
Minder
Atorney
Gla M. Moore
Gladys Fairbanks
Langan
Educators Push Pacific Peace Plan At Honolulu Conference
Honolulu August 19 The pan Pacific educational conference backed a program to spread general information and publicity to promote peace. It urged inter Pacific scientific research, higher education for Pacific peoples, teacher exchanges, adoption of the Roman alphabet, and reestablishment of an educational council to foster peace through education. A broadcast campaign was planned and motion pictures were not recommended for censorship.
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Associated Press
pan-Pacific Educational Conference
Pacific Ocean
Pacific
Pan- Pacific Union
Tramps Arrested After Riding Freight Train into Los Angeles
Police nab 34 men who rode a Balt Lake freight train from San Bernardino to Los Angeles and refused to disembark as crews tried to eject them. About twenty others fled during the roundup, with some escaping as reserves surrounded the train.
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San Bernardino
Bernardino
Varde
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