Sousa Band Delights Albuquerque with Jazz and Patriot Melodies
The Sousa band performed before over four thousand in the Albuquerque Armory, opening with Tannhauser Overture and ending with Stars and Stripes Forever. Miss Marjorie Moody sang, William Tong played the Carnival, and jazz numbers like Jazz America entertained between classical pieces. An encore included The Kissling Farmer and a playful Combination Salute.
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Sousa
Armory
Ousa
Rgan
Proram
Litoff
San
el Capitan
William Tong
Ndt Stripes
America
Alabama
Chopin
Joint-Base Relieves Stiff Joints Recalled in Ad
An advertisement promotes Joint-Base a topical rub for stiff swollen or pained joints claiming quick absorption through skin. It touts relief from inflammation and swelling and notes doctors and druggists dispense it for 60 cents.
Mountain Christmas Committee Gathers Regional Support
The Mountain Christmas Committee plans to bring Christmas cheer to mountain district residents and children. Chairman Mrs. F J Lingo reports progress enlisting Albuquerque groups including the Lions Club and the Knights of Columbus, with other organizations likely to assist.
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Albuquerque
F. J. Lingo
Lions Club
Knights of Columbus
Fifteen Americans Held in Calexico on Vagrancy Charges
Fifteen Americans were jailed in Calexico California on vagrancy charges after being arrested near the border with Mexicali following deportation from Mexico as undesirable aliens. Mexican police say the men are drug addicts and the deportation is part of a cleanup program initiated by Governor Abelardo Rodriguez a week ago.
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Calexico
Calif
Mexicali
Mexico
Abelardo Rodriguez
Gilbert Knocked Out by O'Brien in Salt Lake City
Pat Gilbert of Salt Lake City was knocked out in the third round of a scheduled six round bout by Johnny O'Brien of Boston in Salt Lake City on November 30.
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Gilbert
Salt Lake City
Pat Gilbert
Johnny O'Brien
Boston Tonight
Guinness Becomes Minister of Agriculture in British Cabinet
Walter Edward Guinness, previously financial secretary to the treasury, succeeds E L. F. Wood as minister of agriculture in the British cabinet. Wood becomes new viceroy of India.
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Walter Edward Guinness
Agriculture
E L. F. Wood
India
The
Treasury
Notable Electrical Honor Awarded to Samuel L. Nicholson
The 1925 McGraw Medal for encouraging constructive thinking in the electrical industry is awarded to Samuel L. Nicholson of New York. He is credited with promoting a standard electrical ordinance aimed at safety and hoped to be adopted by cities nationwide.
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Miami
Florida
United States
the Battery
New York
Biscayne Bay
McGraw Medal
Samuel L. Nicholson
New Yorker
Belgian Challenger Leads Jake Schaefer In Billiard Match
Edouard Horemans, Belgian challenger, led world champion Jake Schaefer 500 to 301 at the end of the first 500 point block in their 1 500 point world title match. Horemans won the bank and gained confidence with a 236 high run. Schaefer’s best was 146. The second 500 point block will be played tomorrow night.
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Chicago
Edouard Horemans
Jake Schaeffer
Horemans
Schaefer
Horeman
Sousa concert brings out-of-town visitors to Las Vegas
Louis C. Ilfeld of Las Vegas attended the Sousa band concert. E. Dana Johnson editor of the Santa Fe New Mexican was among the out-of-town guests at the Sousa performance. Albert T. Rogers Jr., Las Vegas attorney, visited on Monday.
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Louis C. Ilfeld
Las Vegas
E. Dana Johnson
Santa Fe New Mexican
Sousa
Albert T. Rogers, Jr
Efforts to Halt Trial Fail in Kirby Case
Cleveland November 30 defense counsel failed to stay the federal trial of Josiah Kirby former president of the 30 million Cleveland Discount Company. Judge J M Killits overruled a demurrer to the indictment charging Kirby with using the mails to defraud. The case will proceed tomorrow morning.
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Cleveland
Josiah Kirby
Cleveland Discount Company
J. M. Killits
Kirby
Austen Chamberlain Decorated by King
London reports the king conferred the Knight Hood of the Garter on Austen Chamberlain to mark the Locarno treaties and named Dame Grand Cross, civil division of the Order of the British Empire on Mrs Chamberlain. The honor carries no title for honorary knights without a warrant.
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London
Locarno
Austen Chamberlain
Order of the Garter
Mrs. Chamberlain
Order of the British Empire
Mr. Chamberlain
End Severe Cough With This Old Home Remedy
An old home remedy claims instant relief for severe coughs using Pinex and sugar syrup or alternatives. It promises quick soothing of air passages, loosening of phlegm, and relief from throat and chest conditions. The ad recommends 2 1/2 ounces of Pinex per pint and credits The Pinex Co of Fort Wayne Indiana.
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Pinex Co
Ft, Wayne
Ind
Ady
Mother Love Races With Death By Rail
Tulsa mother hurries to Los Angeles after learning by telephone her 10 year old son Billie lies near death from acute appendicitis. She boards a Frisco special train to meet the Missionary Fast Express in Avard and will reach Los Angeles by 6:30 p m to learn of his condition.
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Tulsa
Okla
Mother Love
Avard
Los Angeles
Alexander H. Kerr
Billie
Navel Oranges and Jonathan Apples Now Cheaper
Prices drop for Navel oranges and Jonathan apples as grocers advertise lower costs. Local shoppers are advised to check stores for updated rates and specials.
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Jonathan
Rhinelander Annulment Suit Nearing Closing Phase
White Plains New York November 30 in the suit by Leonard Kip Rhinelander for annulment of his marriage to Alice Beatrice Jones the defense rest and summations begin. Rhinelander recalls blanket denial of witness Ross Chidester who testified to warning him of Alice's alleged Negro blood prior to the marriage. Alice's mother Mrs George Jones testifies about her daughter color at birth.
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White Plains
N. Y
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
Alice Beatrice Jones
New York
Lee Parsons Davis
Alice
Isaac N. Mills
Rhinelander
Davis
Young Rhinelander
Ross Chidester
Chidester
George Jones
Antagonistic Republican Camps Dominate Limelight in Pierre
In Pierre South Dakota on November 30 two rival Republican camps contested leadership ahead of a multi party meeting the next day. Senator Norbeck led one faction with a broad personal following while Governor Gunderson backed two factions each fielding a Senate candidate against Norbeck.
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Norbeck
Gunderson
United States Senate
French Captain Lemaitre Injured in Auto Crash
Captain Lemaitre, winner of the Liberty Engine Builders' trophy at Mitchell Field in October, was seriously injured as his car struck a wall near Villacoublay while returning from the funeral of French aviator Maurice Bizot, who died in a recent plane crash.
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Versailles
France
Lemaitre
Liberty Engine Builders
Mitchell Field
Maurice Bizot
Villacoublay
Carpenter Wins Technical Knockout in California Bout
Marysville California November 30 Jack Carpenter of Salt Lake City 147 pounds defeated Dick Wallace of Marysville 154 pounds by technical knockout in the third round of a four round bout Wallace quit owing to a cut over the eye after bleeding forced stoppage in the third round.
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Carpenter
Marysville
Calif
Jack Carpenter
Salt Lake
Dick Wallace
Wallace
Major Sam Bradley Speaks at Salvation Army Event
Major Sam Bradley, division commander for Arizona New Mexico and the Texas Panhandle, will speak at the Salvation Army hall 411 West Copper at 8 tonight. He travels from Phoenix to Amarillo to dedicate a new hall there. Public invited to attend.
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Sam Bradley
Salvation Army
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas Panhandle
West Copper
Phoenix
Amarillo
Governor Ferguson Declines Special Session Over Highway Query
Gov. Ferguson says she will not call a special session. The piece notes Moody's claimed victory refund and the highway resignations of Lanham and Burkett. Legislators face a December 10 deadline to act while lawmakers debate impeachment funding.
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Dan Moody
American Road Company
Texas
Frank V. Lanham
Joe Burkett
Ferguson
Ferguson adopts militant stance against liquor fight and contracts
Governor Miriam A Ferguson breaks silence in Austin declaring a militant posture as she defies calls for a special Texas legislature session. Attorney General Dan Moody continues his legal challenge to highway contracts awarded by the Ferguson appointed commission.
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Austin
Texas
Fergusons
Dan Moody
Highway Commission
Miriam A. Ferguson
Governor Pressures Fort Worth Publisher Over Regents
A governor demands Amon G. Carter resign from the Texas Tech board of regents amid a broader push for a special session. Carter’s actions and facilities at oil conventions trigger questions about legality of funding a special session and impeachment motives surface as lawmakers weigh vacancies and highway issues.
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Anti-Saloon League
Highway Commission
House of Representatives
Amon G. Carter
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Fort
Legislators consider funding risks as $300000 subscribed
Speaker Lee Satterwhite indicated that a fund of 300000 dollars had been subscribed for the session, warning that accepting such funds could be dangerous for legislators. The remarks underscore concerns over influence and independence in funding decisions.
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Lee Satterwhite
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Mystic Shrine
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George Carey
Galon
Lutle Hodder Wheeler
Marion
Wheeler
Kyle
Jake Schaefer
Uloging Prione
By Johansen
Johansen
Paris
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