State National Depositors Vote to Take Over by Albuquerque Bank
At a three hour High School auditorium meeting, State National depositors approved a plan to transfer assets to the Albuquerque National Bank. The proposal would allow 55 percent of deposits to be paid immediately, with remaining assets managed for the depositors and lawsuits against directors dropped.
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Rodest
G. McCro
Albuquerque Nagnal Bank
Reedey
Notley
Buquerque National Bank
David S Wall
Jip Bseelie
Albuquerque Ational Teen
Cowan
Albuquerque Na- Aik
State National Bank
Albuquerque National Bank
State National
Albuquerque
Orther
Iockholders
Wider
Air
Aletrodes
Waa
Wilton
Vrancis
Wilson
Goreveral
Stocknolder
Stats National Tank
Witeon
Wits
Stat National Tank
Davis Declares President We Not Meet Corruptan
Democratic presidential candidate Davis denounces President Coondes for ignoring corruption in public office at Sea Girt. He criticizes the Republican party for scandals in Veterans' Benefits and high offices, calling for honesty, open government, and equal treatment of all classes. He argues public funds have been squandered and urges revival of public interest before judgment day.
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Pea Girt
NS. F
Dona W. Davis
Coondes
Davie
Ite
Congress
Davis Auld
Theo
Republican Party
Courat
Washington
Paris
Davis
United States
Untidy OCR notes on receivership details and allocations
Fragmentary passage discusses two receivers and their handling of funds. It mentions names or initials peeking through the text and references to money belonging to a city or settlement. The illegible record hints at a court context and asset management.
Bony of Gady Quain Found in Mull Tank
A badly decomposed body was found in a tank at the Breece saw mill Friday morning by employee Serapia Trujinie. The body, tied to a bicycle frame, had lain undisturbed for months in the water before being recovered.
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Breece
Rm Pune
Trafiilo
Yrailie
J.C. Smith
Bhore of Charities
Mayor Hylan Not Candidate for Governor
Mayor John F. Hylan announced he would not run for governor of New York and will back a progressive Democrat. He named Lieutenant Governor George Lunn former Governor Martin Glynn and Attorney Carl Sherman as possible candidates.
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Glynn and
Sherman
New York
John F. Hylan
George T. Lunn
Martin H. Glynn
Carl Sherman Fa
Trinidad Crash Kills Baby and Injures Seven
A Trinidad Colorado crash near the Chicosa bridge kills a nine month old baby Betty Wane Prigmore and injures seven others including the mother Mrs Lesith Prigmore. The driver of a second large touring car sped and struck the Prigmore vehicle causing it to overturn. The Prigmore family and bystanders describe the scene as serious with head injuries and broken limbs among the children.
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Colo
Betty Wane
Prigmore
Lesith Prigmore
Ot Pareble
Ela
Leslie Prigmore
Ales
Aire Sne
M Erma
Pred Waggoner
Hoehne
Chicosa Bridge
Davis urges removal of Klan topic from campaign debate
In New Jersey Democratic nominee John W. Davis denounces the Ku Klux Klan and appeals to President Coolidge to join in excluding the topic from political debate. The address, delivered amid cheering crowds, follows a controversial convention clash and a recent conference with party leaders.
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N. J
Ki Kine Klan
John W. Davis
New Jersey
Davis
President Coolidge
Arkin
Madison Square Garden
Davin
New York
Davie
Silver
Frank Kague
Jersey City
King State
Joseph Tumatty
Wilken
Thomas J. Speincy
National Campuses Organization
Kian
Camp Street
Tavis
Wales Heads Home as Prince Ready for United States Visit
The Prince of Wales has packed his trunk and will depart with a few debutantes cutting short European trips. Aide purser says several hundred Americans await them as the liner sails, signaling a hastened homeward journey.
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London
Prince of Wales
Arrest of Claude Walker in 1921 Blackwell double murder
Olin Claude Walker Jr was arrested at Farmington by Sheriff Lou Myers and Deputy C A Adams on a murder charge tied to the slayings of J W Blackwell Jr and his wife in Gallup on the night of November 26 1921. Investigators linked Walker through accounts of funds and movements the case drew widespread local attention and involved detectives from Burns and Pinkerton agencies.
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Olin Claude Walker, Jr
Farmington
Myers
Adams
McKinley County
Gallup
N. M
Lou Myers
C. A. Adams
N. Blackwell, Jr
J. W. Blackwell, Jr
Gallup American Coal Company
Elove Can Panism
Clarence Vichand
Jim
Burns
Pinkerton
Claude Walter
Parmington
Phil Grant
Lou Smisern
Uni Aid
Hile Thera
Claude Walker
Grant
Sheriff Myers
PR Grant
Sherif Myers
California
Walker
Wisckwell
New Mexico
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Black
Blackwell
Me. Blackwell
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Mrs. Blackwell
Mlande Walker
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Body of Mrs Mors Headed to New York
In Los Angeles on August 22 an undertaker’s assistant moved the body of Mrs Theresa Mors from the mortuary to a train baggage car for shipment to New York, her home of record with her mother.
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Tos Angeles
Theresa Mors
New York
Pershing To Continue Work For Preparedness After Retirement
General Pershing announced plans to stay active in national defense after retiring as Chief of Staff. He reflected on America’s initial unpreparedness in wartime and credited allies for holding lines that allowed entry into conflict. He warned money and mobilization were needed to ensure future readiness.
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Pershing
America
Cheyenne
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