Greece Replies to Italian Ultimatum On Albanian Massacre
The Greek government replies to Italy with four accepted demands and three rejected. Greece will have the Italian flag saluted and bodies honored aboard an Italian warship as victims are transferred, while other demands such as capital punishment, indemnity, and formal inquiries are rejected for sovereignty reasons.
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Athens
Associated Press
Greece
Italy
Fignor Montagna
Prinister
Trevesa
Goev
Washington expects 4 peace dull settlement
Washington received official notification of the killing of allied members of a Greco Italian frontier delimitation mission and steps by Italy toward mediation of reparations and punishment. The Italian ambassador said Greece's government would cooperate while Greek officials argued the killings occurred outside Greek soil. American officials expressed hope for a satisfactory settlement without arms.
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Washington
Italy
State Department
Itallan Eibasey
Vivremier Mussotti
Uave Saii
Greece
Arnia
Athens Demands Humiliating Indemnity Terms City Dishonors Memory
The Athens correspondent reports that the Malian demands impose humiliating and unprecedented conditions in the diplomatic notes. The Greek government would pay indemnity but rejects a compulsory funeral for murdered officers and a compulsory salute to the Italian fleet, referencing past incidents with Russia over Abdul Hamid.
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Athens
Rome
London
Russia
Abdul
Greek reply note handed to Italian minister at 6
The Greek note in reply to the Italian ultimatum was handed to the Italian minister at 6 o'clock this afternoon. Continued on Page Two.
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London
Weather Outlook for Denver and Southwest Regions
Denver awaits a split forecast with New Mexico seeing Friday and Saturday showers in the south and warmer conditions in the north while Arizona stays mostly fair though showers near the northeast. Temperatures show little overall change.
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Denver
New Mexico
North Batian
Arizona
University Weather Report Ends Twenty Four Hours
Conditions for the twenty four hours ended at 6 p m yesterday recorded by the university show a high of 68 and a low of 64 with light winds from the northeast. Partly cloudy conditions prevail.
Oil Leases in Oan Juan Field Go at Auction
Farmington N M Aug 26 Secretary Work yesterday ordered an auction sale on October 15 at Santa Fe of exploratory leases ranging from 3200 to 4809 acres on the Toehu Table Mesa Rattlesnake and Beautiful Mountain structures and of about 14 section tracts on the Hogback dome adjacent to the Midwest Refining Company lease The sale aims to develop the Farmington oil field drawing on Dakota sand and follows recent high grade oil discoveries The Midwest Refining Company reports a 74 test gasoline production from a tows refinery setup and plans rapid development after the auction with many barrels shipped via Farmington The auction will promote drilling at shallow depths in this region and push development efforts in the Farmington oil field
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Farmington
N. M
Santa Fe
Hogback Dome
Midwest Refining Company
Hagerman
Geological Department
Frank A. Webber
Midwest
Midwest Hoxbath
State game commission meeting postponed to September
The state game and fish commission meeting in Santa Fe has been postponed to September 4. The commission will consider a recommendation to Mrs. Melaven, the Warden, for a small fish hatchery on the Gila National Forest to supply Black Range streams. Petitions for creating game refuges will also be presented.
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Santa Fe
State Game and Fish Con Wiesion
Germans vow to restore sovereignty in Ruhr and Rhineland
Berlin Aug 30 The German official stance links ending passive resistance to Germany regaining full rail and industrial control in the Ruhr and Rhineland. A cabinet member notes evacuation questions to be settled later, postponing the ambassadorial appointment to France until untrammeled German governance is restored.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Ruhr
Rhineland
Stresemann
Reichstag
Germany
Het F
Cierman
France
Wilhelm Mayer
Vaccination Wins in El Paso Public Schools Ordinance
El Paso city council passed an ordinance requiring all public school children to be vaccinated ending a 12 month fight by diverse groups. Amendments allowing parental written objection to compulsory campus vaccination were rejected.
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el Paso
Tex
Ei Paso
Ely Council
Woman offers to sell husband to feed her family
Haverhill Mass August 30. After weeks of uneventful settlement and facing starvation, Mrs Annie Stiela O Cain offered her husband Ardelia for sale to the highest bidder. She proclaimed that only the purchase price could save them from hunger and said the days of slavery are over but the industrial slave market will endure.
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Haverhill
Mass
Annie Stiela O'Cain
Ardelia
Sine
Normal School Faces Severe Debt Crisis at Las Vegas
The Normal university at Las Vegas is near collapse with debts projected to exceed 160000 dollars by year end. State Comptroller Carter warned creditors may withhold further credit and questioned the institution’s ability to continue after opening next month. Attorney General Helmick joined a regents’ meeting as auditors estimate a current deficit around 660,000 dollars.
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Santa Fe
Normal University At
Las Vegas
R. H. Carter
Normal
Helmick
Regents
Carter
Normal University
Recognition of Mexico to Come in Short Time
Washington reports indicate exchanges between the United States and Mexico have prepared a basis for renewing diplomatic relations. An official announcement is expected within days, followed by accrediting charges to allow immediate conduct of affairs between Washington and Mexico City.
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Mexico
Washington
Mexico City
White House
Regents Policy Aims to Keep Normal University Open
Former Governor M. A. Otero, president of the board of regents, says it is the policy to keep the Normal University open and act in the school’s best interest. Funds are insufficient to cover current expenses through December 1, and state money is slow to arrive. The board plans to operate within next year’s appropriation and to avoid debt repudiation. Otero urges Las Vegas residents to study conditions and support the school.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Board of Regents
the Normal University
M. A. Utero
Echac
Tere
Otero
Johnson Barred From New Jersey Ring Clash
Jack Johnson former heavyweight champion is forbidden to box in New Jersey by State Boxing Commissioner Pugbee. The proposed Newark September 10 bout against Billy Miske is banned due to Johnson's Mann Act conviction in federal court years earlier.
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Trenton
N. J
Jack Johnson
New Jersey
Pugbee
Pugilist
Billy Miske
St. Paul
Newark
Johnson
Woman Killed Husband Hurt In Auto Wreck Near Tyrone
Special to The Journal Silver City New Mexico August 30. In an automobile accident today on the state highway between Silver City and Tyrone Mrs Merrow was instantly killed and her husband fatally injured when their roadster plunged over the mountainside while ascending the continental divide. The driver Merrow, a World War veteran, lost control to avoid a collision with a descending car. The dead woman formerly nursed at Port Bayard and the couple lived at Tyrone.
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Silver City
N. M
Tyrone
Merrow
Continental Divide
Port Bayard
Distinguished Couple Here Oh Brief Wish
Princeton professor Gerould and wife Katherine Fullerton Gerould visit New Mexico en route to Princeton. They remark on progress from Barstow to desert settlements and differing western civilizations, noting English education changes and Berkeley’s growth, with interest in archaeology and the West’s variety.
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Professor Gerould
Princeton University
Katharine Fullerton Gerould
The
City
Garden Hall Gerould
Katherine Fullerton Gerould
Gerould
Princeton
California
Santa Fe System
Mr. Gerould
Morning Journal
Barstow
Dartmouth
Oxford University
England
Oxford
Cambridge
Berkeley University
Henry Louie Wencken
Baltimore
Sinclair Lewis
Middle West
West
Arizona
New Mexico
County Officers Cleared by Sandoval Jury but Faulted for Diligence
The Sandoval County grand jury found no crimes by county officers after an audit but criticized lax handling of funds. It urged vaults for treasurer and clerk offices, compliance on sworn claims, and end to advancing money without proper sworn proofs. Six true bills were returned including charges against Norman W. Long and Bartelo Sandoval among others. court to hear State v. Luis Candelaria next Monday.
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Sandoval
State Comptroller
Sando- Val County
Noe Crines
Norman W. Long
Bartelo Sandoval
Apelonario Lucero
W. Haynes
Onofre Padilla
Miguel ( de Baca
L. K. Daulton
Bernardo Sanchez
Civaca Silva
Luciano Baca
Justices of the Peace
Sec. Hong
A & County
Bceel
Luis Candelaria
Taiceny
Greb to challenge Wilson for middleweight title in New York bout
In New York there is a major boxing card with Harry Greb to challenge champion Harry Wilson for the middleweight crown in a 15 round bout at the polo grounds. Both fighters weighed in at or under 169 pounds after final workouts. The evening also features Dundee versus Leonard for the lightweight title and Dempsey versus Firpe for heavyweight honors in upcoming weeks.
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New York
Plo
Harry Greb
Pittsburgh
Johnny
Ite Son
Boston
Johnny Dundee
Benny Leonard
Jack Dempsey
Luis Angel Firpe
Greb
Wilson
Mike O'Dowd
New York State Athletic Compission
Pittsburgher
Wheat Crops in Kansas and Nebraska Fall Short
Gradualt e president of the American Farm Bureau Federation cites a wheat questionnaire from 125 counties showing the 50 million bushel shortfall in Kansas and Nebraska. Much of the crop is fed to livestock and farmers aim to delay autumn dumping by storing grain.
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Oo. i
Estep Restored to Indian Service at Yakima Agency
Farmington N M August telegram reports Major Evan W Estep previously dismissed July 1 1873 has been restored to the Indian service with an assignment at Yakima Agency Fort Spokane Washington. Friends here fought for reinstatement claiming he was wronged in the early action.
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Farmington
N. M
Willers
Evan W. Estep
Indian Services
Yakima Agency
Fort Since
Washington
Friends of
Essephere
Highway Board to Meet in States Cities
Santa Fe Aug 30 A session at Las Vegas within three months will launch a series of highway commission meetings across the state. The panel approved the plan at its recent meeting here.
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Las Vegas
Santa Fe
State Highway Commission
Commission
Chaves County
Dexter
Eddy County
Board of Commissioners
ER. c. Sowder
Highway Commission
French
El.4
Wheeler
Federal Road Bureau
Phoenix
Forest Service
Nogal
Lincoln County
Capitan
Carrizoza
San Antonio
Portales
Lovington
W. C. Davidson
Sapello
Roviada
Ramah
Gallup
Inscription Flock and Givants
McNinley County
de Baca
Valencia County
Isleta Bridge
Rio Chande
Mob breaks up Alan session in Perth Amboy
A mob of about 5 006 people disrupted a Ku Klux Klan meeting at Odd Fellows hall in Perth Amboy New Jersey. Police and fire units used tear gas water flow and riot control to disperse the crowd but the mob returned repeatedly breaking windows and threatening officers.
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Mob
Alan
Perth
Amboy
Perth Amboy
N. J
Ku Klux Klan
Odd Fellows Hall
Trenton
Odd Fellowe
Tennessa
Clovis Woman Killed by Streetcar in Texas
J F Sellers and companions travel to Fort Worth after learning Mrs Anna O Connell aunt of his wife was struck and killed by a streetcar while crossing. She leaves five children and is survived by the O Connells noted for aiding the needy. Relatives will care for the children.
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Clovis
N. M
J. F. Sellers
Leo
Pat O'Connell
Fort Worth
Tex
Sellers
Anna O'Connell
Mary Watherine
Margaret
Pat
Anna
West Texas
Mr. O'Connell
Davis Cup: Johnston and Tilden Lead U S To Opening Matches
New York Aug 30 William M Johnston world champion and William T Tilden national title holder will open the Davis cup challenge round against Australia at the West Side Tennis club Forest Hills Johnston meets Australian champ James OO Anderson and Tilden faces John B Hawkes in the first singles. Doubles on Saturday features Hawkes and Anderson with an American pair still undecided final choice tomorrow. The two singles wrap up Monday with Johnston vs Hawkes and Tilden vs Anderson Australia and the U S have each won the cup six times since 1900 narrative ends noting Britain has five titles.
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New York
William M. Johnston
William T. Tilden
Uncle Sam
Australia
West Side Tennis Club
Forest Hills
Johnston
James OO. Anderson
Tilden
John B. Hawkes
Vincent Richards
R. Norris Wilams
United States
Hawkes
Anderson
Ameria
British Isles
Family Tragedy Drowns Five in Lake Winnebago Incident
Jacobs family from Lincoln Nebraska perished when their cat boat capsized off Stockbridge while John 4 and Jake 14 searched for a fish captured by their father Jake Jacobs 48. Also aboard were John 4 and Jake 14.
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Pishing PaRmTy
Fon du Lac
Wis
John
Lake Winnebago
Stockbridge
Jake Jacobs
Lincoln
Neh
Jake
Jacobs
Federal Fleet to Be Handled by Government Through Agents
Government to manage naval assets via appointed agents and subsidiary corporations formed to operate vessels for the benefit of American trade. Key entities include federal fleet, agents, subsidiary companies, and American trade interests delegating operational control.
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Federal
Attorney General to Pass on Proposal for Fleet Plan
Washington Aug 30 After a White House conference on the merchant marine issue President Coolidge and the shipping board discussed indirect government operation of the fleet through subsidiary corporations. Chairman Farley said no final decisions were made and the plan would be sent to Attorney General Daugherty for an opinion on legality. The board wishes a prompt legal determination.
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Washington
Coolidge
Shipping Board
Farley
Daugherty
Platon Declared Not Orthodox Church Head in United States
The Holy Synod of the Orthodox Church declares Metropolitan Platon unfrocked and not appointed to America, calling him an impostor. It says church property sales by Platon are illegal and plans to sue in Colorado Supreme Court. Archpriest Kodrovaky is named as head in America and will be recalled for consecration.
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Moscow
Associated Press
Holy Synod of the Orthodox Church
Reformed Church
United States
Platon
America
Supreme Court of
Colorado
Kodrovaky
Russia
Brindisi Named Suspect in Denver Double Slaying
Denver August 30 Joe Brindisi an employee of a mercantile firm was branded as the slayer of Mrs Roy McGlone and Miss Eroma Vascovie by a coroner s jury which heard the inquest Brindisi an acquaintance of the two women has not been seen since Monday afternoon Police have hunted for him since the crime Mrs Alfred Calone sister of McGlone testified that McGlone had warned of Brindisi earlier in the week saying if I am found dead tell Dollie MeGlone who did it
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Denver
Joe Brindisi
Roy McGlone
Eroma Vascovie
Brindisi
McGtone
Alfred Calone
MeGlone
Miners hold open path for talks after tentative coal dispute progress
Harrisburg August 5 miners union shows willingness to discuss Governor Pinchet proposals for settling the anthracite wage dispute. An agreement excludes pump and maintenance men from suspension and guarantees an eight hour day with wage steps. Philadelphia reports the general operators committee will present its decision to the governor in Harrisburg.
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Harrisburg
Associated Press
Pinchet
Philadelphia
Pinccet
Parrisburg
Coaal Company
Samuel D. Warriner
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company
Warriner
Mrr. Warriner
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WILI
J, Merrow
Old Chame
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Pep
Kansas
Nebraska
Estep
Texa
Anna O’connell
Tilden-Johnston
Dollie
Rey MeGlone
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