Allied circles see path for US participation in reparations inquiry
Paris dispatch reports Allied circles believe the reparation commission’s action opens the door for US involvement in expert examinations of Germany’s finances and capital balances. Two committees will study budget balancing and capital repatriation under Versailles Article 334, with broad scope and potential for an international loan.
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Orders Signed by U S Judge Neblett in Jackson Case
Judge Colin Neblett of the federal court signed an order in the Robert Jackson v. American Silver case. It authorizes John M. Wiley as receiver to extend a lease and option to purchase the Maud 8 Sibertin and Wilson mining claims for three years from January 1 1924. It also allows a receiver agreement with the Oaks company granting purchase rights under a lease dated January 5 1917.
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Secorre Mining and Milling Company
Dempsey Plans Santa Fe Visit After Hunting Trip
World heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey, currently on a hunting trip at El Porvenir in San Miguel county, will visit Santa Fe next Tuesday, a report received here today indicates.
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Weather outlook for four states with unsettled weekend
Denver reports unsettled weather with likely rain or snow in New Mexico north and east portions Saturday. Sunday should be fair west, rain or snow east. Arizona sees unsettled Saturday with possible snow in north, colder Sunday and generally fair except northeast.
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Weather Report From Tocat University
Conditions for the twenty four hours ended at 4 p m yesterday recorded by the university show a high of 52 low 40 and humidity around 68. Wind was west with a partly cloudy day.
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December Sunrise and Sunset Timings Release
Official sunrise tomorrow December 2 is 6 57 with sunrise and sunset estimates for Santa Ve and Alba regions. Onset at 4 49 and Alba Verge time effects shift sunrise by one minute earlier. December daylight changes show three to five minutes variance for sunset.
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Chinese Courts Condemn White Man to Death in Harbin
In Harbin Manchuria on November 3 the Chinese courts condemned Korniloff a Russian described as a desperado to death for multiple murders and robberies. The case featured an attempted escape from the court and a later police pursuit ending in Korniloff’s capture.
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Hughes Outlines United States Europe Policy In Statement
Secretary of State delivers a thorough re statement of American aims toward Europe. He asserts a clear position on security trade alliance and diplomatic strategy outlining the United States role amid postwar European developments.
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Europe
Policy Speech Aligns U S with Monroe Doctrine
Secretary of State Hughes in Philadelphia ties American foreign policy to the Monroe Doctrine. He asserts the United States will bear burdens for peace in Europe and the Pacific while opposing non American interference. He outlines nine affirmative policies supporting exclusion and self defense in the Western Hemisphere.
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Fake Doctor Probe Expands Across Nation
Authorities broaden the investigation into a ring of fake doctors. Officials in Hartford Connecticut St Louis Missouri and Kansas City uncover bogus medics amid a growing public service probe.
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Looney 15 Taken to Santa Fe for Federal Hearing
Ranch owner and fugitive John S. Looney was moved from the county jail to Santa Fe after talks between US District Attorney George Craig and his Santa Fe attorney. An arraignment was canceled as plans to transfer Looney to Hillness for indictments on murder and conspiracy proceed. Looney’s daughter and son in law arrived from the 20 000 acre Rio Arriba county ranch to confer with him. He did not indicate intent to waive preliminary hearing.
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W. J. Barker
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Frank Hartman
Rio Arrida County
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Illinois officers head to Albuquerque to extradite Looney
Sheriff Clarence K. Edwards and State's Attorney Ben Bell travel to Albuquerque to fetch John Looney, defunct Rock Island News publisher, indicted for murder to larceny. Looney, once a vice lord and lawyer, faces extradition on interstate transportation warrant amid broader conspiracy charges. Others named include Thomas Cox, H M Schriver, John K. Scott, and Lawrence Fidles with various sentences and disbarments noted.
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Cox
H. M. Schriver
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Lawrence Fidles
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Supreme Court
Freenman Schlaifer Bout Scheduled in Omaha December 13
Sailor Freedman of Chicago and Merrie Schlaifer of Omaha have been matched to box ten rounds in Omaha on December 13 under the auspices of the Veterans of the Spanish American War. The announcement was made late today in Omaha Nebraska.
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Merrie Schlaifer
Man Arrested as Suspect in Baby Tragedy Case
Sheriff Felipe Zamora arrested a man in a new angle of the case and the DA EF B Garcia said the investigation would continue. A woman arrested earlier after a newborn was found in an outbuilding on South Second Street is held in a local sanatorium. Names are being withheld pending investigation completion.
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San Francisco Marine workers win wage increase
The United States railroad labor board approved a $10 per month raise for San Francisco harbor workers in classes including engineers firemen deck hands and watchmen. Affected employers are Southern Pacific Santa Fe Northwestern Pacific and Western Pacific railroads, with rises from $110 to $255 per month depending on position.
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Cotton prices erratic on New York Exchange
New York November 30 Cotton prices showed wide swings with early gains as December contracts hit 67.70 and January 87.05, but heavy selling from Wall Street and the south caused a sharp drop of 120 to 140 points. By close prices were irregular with a net decline of 83 to 65 points and a volatile day unseen since the October government report.
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Fall inquiry probes Teapot Dome lease and Magee testimony
In Washington on November 30 the Senate public lands committee heard Carl Magee allege Albert B. Fall told him in 1929 he was broke but later improved Fall ranch assets by 1923. Magee testified about a 1920 Albuquerque Morning Journal purchase and Fall's financial distress amid his Teapot Dome leasing links.
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New Courthouse Proposal Divides Voters in County
With a half million dollar county courthouse bond vote three weeks away, Ber nalillo County faces a split electorate. Three groups emerge: bond proponents urging a legal vote, bond opponents seeking to defeat or delay, and conservative factions pressing to postpone while eliminating legal obstacles.
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Dyer Amendment Proposes Low Alcohol Beer Legalization
Representative Dyer of Missouri drafts a bill to exempt beverages with up to 2.75 percent alcohol by weight and 3.46 percent by volume from Volstead Act limits. He cites proof non intoxication and predicts 25 percent of current bootleg drinkers would accept beer and wine under the bill, aiding prohibition reform.
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Threat to Block GOP Plans by Ten Organize House
Progressives issue a statement calling for rule and legislation changes to block Republican plans. The document outlines demands and actions aimed at altering House procedures and policy outcomes.
Government Controls Proposed to Halt Profiteering During War
Washington reports outline a Progressive program urging government control of life necessities to curb profiteering, with a soldiers bonus funded by taxes on excess profits and inheritances. Goals include tax reform, aid for disabled veterans, primaries, war materiel production limits, and child labor amendments.
Helmick and Chavez Travel to Washington for Land Case
Santa Fe reports Attorney General Helmick and David Chavez Jr. have left for Washington to argue for the state before the general land commissioner. They contest Santa Fe land office rulings on over 200 school land sections granted by Congress claimed to be mineral in character and exempt from grant terms.
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David Chavez, Jr
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Reading of the Monroe Doctrine Urged in Week of December 2
Governor Hinkle issues proclamation urging readings of the Monroe Doctrine across schools churches and organizations during the week starting December 2, marking the 100th anniversary of the doctrine. The message reiterates noninterference with independent nations and warns against European intervention in the Americas.
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