Ferguson declines special session call in Texas row
Miriam Ferguson disputes a plan for a January special session of the Texas House. She says she will not call the legislature to address requests from 51 members and Speaker Teeetterwhite. The interview details tension with Jim Ferguson and aims to shield the Ferguson administration from probes into road contracts and other acts.
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Amarillo
Texas
Tee Satterwhite
Austin
Dallas
Baltimore Sun
Miam A. Ferguson
James E. Ferguson
Lee Itterwhite
Ferguson
Sun
Fergusons
Jim
Miriam
Decrmen
Iit
Mra. Ferguson
Rom
Mr. Man
Ereby
Weather notes forecast for Denver and New Mexico
A brief forecast lists orally fair conditions for Tuesday and Wednesday for Denver and New Mexico with little temperature change. Arizona is partly cloudy also with minor temperature shifts. Local report covers 24 hours ending 6 p.m. by the University with winds northeast and a partly cloudy day pattern. Sunrise and sunset times are given for December in Santa Fe and Albuquerque.
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Denver
New Mexico
Perature
Arizona
France to Make Peage Offer to 10 Syrian Rebels
Beirut reports the arrival of Henry De Jouvenal the new French high commissioner to Syria. He will propose Druse independence and a buffer state between Lebanon and Jebel Druse Hauran, while French forces reinforce Beirut amid ongoing clashes and a looming siege.
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France
PEAGE
Beirut
Syria
Henry de Jouvenal
M. de Jouvenal
Druses
Lebanon
Jebel Druse
Hauran
Druse
Ras el Meten
Associated Press
Sarrail
Carbiliet
Sidon
Hasbeiya
Mediterranean Sea
Alsace-Lorraine
Palestine
Dawes Pushes Cloture Reform at Illinois Club Meeting
Vice President Charles L. Dawes urged Senate rule changes to limit debate and end filibusters. Senators Charles B. Deneen and William B. McKinley joined Dawes on stage as a rising vote showed visible support from the audience while Dawes warned reform opponents about reelection.
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Chicago
Charles L. Dawes
Senate
Charles B. Deneen
Dawes
Roosevelt Republican Club
O¢ Illinoie
Mr. Dawes
McKinley
Tearney Reverses Resignation as Western League President
A. Kt. Tearney withdrew his resignation and will remain president of the Western league for two more years. The move follows a September 19 submission after club owners complained he did not spend enough time on league affairs at meetings in Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Tearney
Miners Ready to Resume Negotiations as Strike Persists
Anthracite operators rejected Governor Pinchot’s 11 proposals to end the coal strike, leaving the dispute largely unchanged as the supply of anthracite grows shorter. They warned prices cannot be fixed by contract and urged caution due to public interests and past mediation. The United Mine Workers planned to resume talks based on the governor’s plan, with a five year contract and optional check off for union dues.
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Philadelphia
Pinchot
United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
Miners’ Union
Jacksonville
Pinchet
Lewis
Board of Investigation and Award
Letter from anthracite operators to Governor Pinchot
Philadelphia November 16 The letter from the anthracite operators negotiating committee to Governor Pinchot questions the practicality of his proposals. It argues that fixing prices and wages for five years ignores changing conditions and calls for real arbitration based on proven facts to sustain the industry, jobs, and returns on investment.
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Philadelphia
Anthracite Operators’ Negotiating Committee
Pinchot
Anthracite Operators Committee
US ICC Extends Low Household Fuel Freight Rates
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered new low coal freight rates for Atlantic seaboard households in the southern coal region to aid households. The order targets Virginia West Virginia and southern Pennsylvania areas and may end next April. Senator Borah and Representative Berger push emergency seizure powers for coal mines amid coal shortages.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Atlantic Seaboard
Borah
Idaho
Berger
Wisconsin
Coolidge
Interstate Ecommerce Commission
Pennsylvania
Eastern Trunk Line
West Virgins
Virginia
West
Perth Atlantic States
Two Libel Charges Dismissed Against Yuma Editor
In Yuma Arizona on November 26 two criminal libel counts against George W Lynn editor and publisher of the Yuma Evening Herald were dismissed by Judge K Kime Kellinger at the request of County Attorney Henry Kelly. Kelly said conviction was unlikely given jury role in law applicability and fact finding.
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Yuma, Ariz
George W. Lynn
Yuma
Leviathan Breaks Trans Atlantic Record In Sea Race
The Leviathan, commanded by Captain Herbert Hartley, arrived at Opelika with his wife awaiting a birth, after crossing the Atlantic in five days six hours twenty six minutes at an average 24.2 knots. The voyage shattered its own previous record by almost an hour, setting a new speed benchmark in trans Atlantic travel.
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New York
United States
Herbert &. Lartley
Opelika
Atlanta
MacVeagh Arrives in Tokyo After Delayed Steamer
Charles MacVeagh arrives as new American ambassador to Japan in Tokyo. He travels on the steamer President Taft from San Francisco but reaches the city a day late due to a heavy storm that delayed the voyage.
Murderer Hanged In Salem For Oregon Taxi Driver Murder
W. B. Lierd was hanged today in Salem for the murder of Clinton Baun a tax driver in Independence Oregon in September.
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Salem
Ore
W. B. Lierd
Clinton Baun
Independence
Nine Die as Train Strikes Car Near Blytheville
In Blytheville Arkansas on November 30 a St. Louis San Francisco passenger train hit an automobile at a crossing. Nine people were killed and one person injured likely fatally. all victims were members of the Oxford family and relatives.
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St. Louis
San Francisco
Blytheville
Ark
Memphis
Clem Oxford
James Oxford
Miami Bounces Back After Worst Rainfall In History
Miami and surrounding towns resumed business after a record single day rainfall of between 13 and 12 inches. The deluge shut avenues to waist and streetcars to water, crippling utilities and lighting. Residents adapted with bathing suits and flooded streets becoming temporary seas as services gradually reopen.
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Miami
Fla
Richard W. Gray
United States
Greater
Miami Beach
Shelks
Fifty Vaccinated Passengers On Pacific Liner
Honolua November 30 Fifty passengers aboard the liner President Lincoln were vaccinated today by the health board after the death of Tang Yuen a Chinese stowaway from smallpox San Francisco authorities were notified Tang was one of eleven Chinese on board the vessel and the rest of the crew are under arrest immigration officials say the voyage is being investigated for health risks
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Honolua
Lincoln
Eeria
Health Board
Tang Yuen
San Francisco
Tang
Fae
Sovegsteg
United Setce
Ners
Feama
Iyseugh Eoerem
Secret Court Martials May Be Upset By King Episode
Washington reports a bombshell amid Colonel William Mitchell’s court martial as Brigadier General Edward King faces possible removal after General Howze cited his use of an obscene remark. Secretary Davis may brief President Coolidge. References to the King incident were ordered stricken as the trial continues with navy witnesses on Mitchell’s charges of incompetence and neglect.
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Washington
Associated Press
William Mitchell
War Department
White House
Edward JL. King
Robert L. Howze
General King
Frank R. Reid
General Howze
Davis
Howze
Coolidge
Reid
Navy
Allen Gullion
Mitchell
H. C. Richardson
N. C.3
Byron J. Connell
San Francisco
Hawaii
John Rodgers
F. W. Pennoyer
Langley
Dance Hall License Fight Reopens in District Court
The Meights dance auditorium license dispute returns to district court before Judge Milton J. Helmick. Attorneys pursue two petitions a writ of certiorari to review city commission license decisions and a temporary injunction to stop city interference with the hall. Judge Helmick to rule today.
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Meights
Milton J. Helmick
Helmick
Jock and McQuinness
Francia EE. Weed
Raymond Suler
H. B Jamison
Woman pays $85 on liquor charge in case notes
Mrs. Refugia Gutierrez pleaded guilty to possession of a pint of liquor and was fined 50 dollars with 25 costs and a suspended 30 day jail sentence on payment. She also faced a bigger charge for possession of a sack of marijuana bound over to district court on 200 dollar bond. The Maldonado and Barbosa cases were continued for witnesses and time.
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Refugia Gutierrez
Court of Justice of the Peace
LD. Montoya
Gutierrez
Hipelito Maldonado
Lecehess
Wes
Maldonado
Kamen Barbea
Barbosa
Withesste
Mexican Sam Joseph Slashes Throat at Local Hotel
The condition of Mexican Sam Joseph, a Colorado Springs resident, who slashed his throat with a razor at a local hotel early this morning, was reported as improved by attending physician. The physician announced Joseph’s recovery is expected.
Storm Winds Reach 48 MPH Across Tempe
A damaged OCR fragment notes a severe storm with winds up to 48 miles per hour sweeping Tempe and surrounding areas. The text mentions Tampa and a date in September but specifics are unclear.
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Tee
Tempe OY
Tampa
Sronm Tame
New Election Called For North End City Extension
The city commission scheduled a December 30 vote to annex the North End district and part of the west end, aligning boundaries with a prior resident petition. Voting places include Skinner’s blacksmith shop Mercantile store and Paramount drug store. Other districts may seek extension elections soon.
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City Commission
North End
West End
Mountain Road
Santa Fe Railway
Virginia Boulevard
McKinley Avenue
Twelfth Street
Fourteenth and
Skinner's
With Mercantile Company
Paramount Drug Store
Old Albuquerque
Wilbur declines California chief justice post
Secretary Wilbur reiterates commitment to Washington and declines offer to become chief justice of the California Supreme Court. Governor Richardson offered the post. Wilbur says his duty remains in Washington and he cannot accept the honor.
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Secretary of Navy
The
California Supreme Court
Washington
Wilbur
Supreme Court of
State of
Calfornia
Frigate Constitution to Star in Movie Productions
New York reports the Constitution, flagship frigate of the American navy and subject of Oliver Wendell Holmes famous poem, will appear in films. James Cruze will scout locations as filming plans begin to portray the ship’s history on screen.
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New York
Constitution
Amero Payy
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Pleyere-Le
James Cruze
Aes
Retained Pastor in Canon City Baptist Church
In Canon City Colorado the Baptist Church congregation unanimously voted to retain Dr. Fred Arnolé as pastor for a term from one to one hundred years. The unusual length reflects a flexible tenure option approved yesterday.
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Canon City
Colo
Congregation of the Baptist Church
Fred
Arnolé
Newark holdup yields $49 in cash and checks
Six robbers held up two Hehee and company workers at a Newark store. They escaped with $49 in cash and checks while the victims were en route to a bank. The incident occurred Nov. 30 and involved a delivery vehicle and scattered details.
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Newark
X. J
Hehee and Companyment
Sethene
Pacts to Prevent War in Europe Signed in London
Delegates from Britain France Germany Belgium Italy Poland and Czechoslovakia gather in London to sign and seal the Locarno era treaties and related pacts pledging frontiers, arbitration, and League of Nations deposits with provisional ceremonies and press coverage.
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London
His Majesty’s
Foreign Office
Germany
Austen Chamberlain
Great Britain
M. Briand
France
Herr Stresemann
Luther
Germany Republic
Emile Vanderveldt
Belgium
Count Seialoin
Italy
M. Skrzynski
Poland
Eduard Benes
Czechoslovakia
Baldwin
Locarno
British
Mr. Chamberlain
Allemagne
Firitith
French
League of Nations
Leecarne
Alexandra
English Instructor Cleared of Assault Charge in Bisbee
James A. Diffin, an English instructor at Senter High School, Bisbee Arizona, was found not guilty by a local jury of assault on high school student David Barks. The case followed a confrontation over school discipline.
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Bisbee
Ariz
James A. Diffin
Secretary Wilburn declines California chief justice
Navy witnesses including Commander John Rodgers testified at the Mitchell court martial. Hearings on the finances of the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul railroad continued before the Interstate Commerce Commission as lower freight rates on bituminous coal were ordered for the Atlantic seaboard.
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Wilburn
California
Senator Wheeler
Montana
Navy
John Rodgers
Mitchell
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
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