World Champion Bull Crowned At International Livestock Show
The Wheat King of America L. P. Yates earned best hard red spring wheat honors while the King of Fairies, a bull owned by the Prince of Wales, won top class 1 short horn and grand champion awards. The event featured 11,500 head judged by 50 experts as 1,200 farm boys and girls attended the fourth annual agricultural clubs conference.
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Chicago
America
L. P. Yates
Fishtall
Mont
Wheeler
Canada
Prince of Wales
King of the Fairies
Noyalty
Thomas I. Wilson
Jan A. Briges
Tucson
Ariz
Fred Gustafson
Idaho Falls
Idaho
J. A. Gaskill
Imbler
Ore
A. A. Smith
Corvallis
Jesse Walmer
John Howell
Montrose
Colo
William J. Smith
C. Wilson Smith
John Briggs
Blackfoot
Richard Johnson
Victor
Nordby Brothers
Geneesee
R. M. Peterson
G. Victor Gustafson
Fred M. Eyrich
Columbus
George Howell
L. A. Rice
Eagle
R. A. Chisholm
del Norte
George Hofman
Iiff
T. A. Coakley
Karval
James FE. Morrison
Colorado
J. W. County
Merino
J. W. Manifold
Datley
Norment versus Gardner case postponed in Bernalillo court
The James W. Norment versus H. T. Gardner Bernalillo county treasurer suit to collect 746 dollars for delinquent 1924 taxes was postponed indefinitely Monday in district court to allow the Heights auditorium case to proceed. A such postponement highlights the judicial backlog and local tax dispute.
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James W. Norment
H. T. Gardner
Bernalillo County
Norment
Heights Auditorium
California Fig Syrup Ad Promises Quick Health for Children
A vintage ad urges mothers to use California fig syrup to “thoroughly clean the tile bowels” and quickly bring a well, playful child. It touts gentle taste, claims for fever and cold relief, and warns to ask for the genuine product by name California fig syrup.
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California
Ady
Morning Journal Promotes Local News Stands in New York
When you are to New York you will find your favorite home paper the Morning Journal at the following news stands. The brief note directs readers to locate the paper in the city and enjoy its reporting.
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New York
the Morning Journal
Munoz Shuts Down at 880 Feet to Set Casing
Estancia well No. 1 in Torrance county drilled by Munoz interests is reported to be in red shale at 80 feet. Casing is being set to prevent caving in and drilling is expected to resume Monday after water cut at 600 feet enabled rapid progress.
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Munoz
Torrance County
Estancia
Munoz Oil Interests
Operators Announce Drilling on Las Vegas Structure
The Lemescal Oil company of California and Azul Oil company with another independent firm plan two wells and one more, near Las Vegas, following Patterson and Stuppi testing three miles north. Terrain elevation varies, with higher north and west sides. no water flow detected. additional cleaning will remove minor water.
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Las Vegas
Lemescal Oil Company of
California
Azul Oil Company
Minerman Well in Torrance County Sits Idle for Casing
Minerman No. 1, a Torrance county test well drilled by California operators, is shut down awaiting a casing shipment after drilling halted when the hole began to cave in at 150 feet. In the interim, operators have completed a good water well.
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Torrance County
California
Dancer of War in Europe Over Mosul Frontier
The Westminster Gazette warns that a grave crisis exists between Britain and Turkey over the Mosul frontier with a real danger of war. It notes an armed Turkish army of about 260 000 on a peace footing and a large force already on the Iraq frontier ready to invade if the League of Nations decision opposes them.
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London
Westminster Gazette
Great Britain
Turkey
Mosul
League of Nations
Iraq
Irak
Orator King Detained After Daring Drunk Driving Incident
Officers Donahue and Renfro stopped Charlie King after he delivered a solo speech beside his car at Fourth and New York. They arrested him for driving while intoxicated and took him to the city jail, with a morning appearance before Judge Noddy.
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Donahue
Renfro
Charlie King
Fourth
New York
King
Noddy
Decline Shown In Purchasing Power Of Farm Products
Washington reports October purchasing power of farm products at 87 on a 100 base from 1909 14 average, down from August. Food and fiber crops commanded higher prices than feed crops, according to the department of agriculture.
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Washington
Department of Agricuture
Pope May End His Long Imprisonment
Rome reports the Tribuna that the pope may travel to Assisi for next year's seven hundredth anniversary of St Francis death and inaugurate the restoration of the Franciscan monastery. If true, it ends the papal exile from the Vatican that began in 1870.
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Rome
Tribuna
Assisi
Francis of
Francis
Holy See
Vatican
Arizona Plans New Lower Colorado River Accord Effort
California and Nevada submit an equitable plan to Arizona for the three state dispute over the lower Colorado river. Governor Hunt’s Arizona committee will meet to hear the proposal after Nevada and California conference in Los Angeles.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Colorado River
California
Nevada
Arizona
Los Angeles
Hunt
Kiunt
McVinskey
Scrugham
Url
Stunt
Moulder Canyon
Millot
F. A. Meid
Salt Hiver Valley Water Users Association
Thomas Maddock
A. C. McGregor
Warren
C. W. van Dyke
Miami
H. &. McCluskey
Mr. McGregor
Bells Indian Agency
Tucson
Furnishings of Mary Miles Minter’s Ma’s Home Sold at Auction
Auctioneer’s cry echoed as furnishings from Casa de Margarita, the 40 room mansion owned by Mrs. Charlotte Shelby, former actress Mary Miles Minter’s mother, were sold. Shelby plans to rent the mansion and move to a bungalow amid a long legal dispute over funds from Minter’s earnings.
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Mary Miles Minter
Los Angeles
Tecay
Charlotte Shelby
Casa de Marguerita
Shelby
U S Architect's Orient Romance Ends in Divorce
Maud Miriam Noel Wright, noted sculptress, files suit in Chicago for divorce from Frank Boyd Wright internationally known architect. They wed three years ago after his divorce from another wife and traveled to Japan eleven years ago. Mrs Noel Wright says I made a mistake but I have paid for it. Photos show Wright and Mrs Noel Wright during their flight.
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Maud Miriam Noel Wright
Chicago
Frank Boyd Wright
Japan
Wright
Noel Wright
How Doctors Treat Colds and Flu
Doctors today favor Calotabs for quick relief from colds and flu symptoms. The purified calomel tablet is taken at bedtime with water, with no gagging or nausea, and is claimed to purge the system by morning. A family package with directions costs 85 cents at drug stores.
Pinchot Plan to End Strike Rejected by Steel Board
The advisory board rejects Pinchot's wage and checkoff proposals as biased toward profits and union dominance. It favors immediate work, new long term contract, and a neutral board with swift dispute settlement, while warning against expediency and political pressure.
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Roosevelt Commission
Wilson Commission
Lewis
United States Supreme Court
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Third Circuit
Board
Anthracite Operators Open Negotiation Impasse
The letter from William W. Inglis, chairman of the operators negotiation committee, states that the persisting impasse cannot serve as a basis for conference or negotiation, urging continued resolution efforts. The document reflects a formal stance on settlement and ongoing talks within the industry.
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William W. Inglis
Anthracite Operators Negotiation Committee
Pinchot silent on latest turn of events in strike
Governor Pinchot, in Punxsutawney, reacts to anthracite operators in Philadelphia rejecting his settlement plan. He says he will not comment until operators notify him of their action. He expresses disappointment after UMW acceptance of his proposal the prior day. He is touring western Pennsylvania counties tonight.
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Punxsutawney
Pinchot
Philadelphia
United Mine Workers
Sousa and Bandmen Treated Courteously by Albuquerque Residents
D B McKee, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, awarded stamped souvenir booklets to the Sousa band members. The five person party, including Mr Sousa and his bandsmen, toured Isleta. Sousa hosted a luncheon at the Franciscan with Miss Moody and Miss Bambrick among guests, then dined with Mrs Patrick Conway and Mr Conway later.
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D. B. McKee
Chamber of Commerce
Sousa Band
Albuquerque
Mr. Sousa
Isleta
Sousa
Miss Moody
Miss Bambrick
Maurice Klein
Matt Simon
Patrick Conway
Conway
Mr. Conway
Balloon Tires Question Sparks Courier Talk
In the Louisville Courier Journal a reader asks, What does Alzy sell balloon tires. The exchange highlights the playful confusion over a product that sounds improbable and reflects local humor in a brief letter to the paper. The item prompts a humorous back and forth about balloon tires and their function.
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Alzy
Louisville Courier-Journal
A Train on Wooden Rails Then and Now
A reflection on early iron sheathed wooden rails used by the California Limited and a comparison to modern paving. The piece argues wooden rails would be useless today and links road paving to economic vitality.
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California
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Montana
Man
Gardner
Bugs Curios
Maisel
Wiret St
Alvarade Hote
Minerman
Europe
England
Pope
Jonathan
Star
Orchestra
Queen Mario
Metropolitan Opera Company
Wilfred Pelletier
Winnetka, NL
Miss Mario
Tillotson
Akron
Ohio
Madame Sombrich
S. Pelletier
Montreal
Hlaguoslok
U. S
Chamberlain
Wiss Mothecades
Raabe & Mauger’s
Telephone
NEW Mexico Construction Co
A. R. Herrenstreite
P. Bidg
N.M
Ralston
National Association of Dyers and Cleaners of
United States
Leggett
North
MR. Man
China
Mead Hardware Company
The
New Brunswick
the New Mexico Music Co
North Second Street
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