Miners Entombed as Gas Fumes Overwhelm Rescuers
In Nederland Colorado rescue workers handling fumes in the Fairview mine tunnel were overcome while trying to reach twenty entombed miners. Captain John Cutshaw of the Denver fire department was severely affected. others followed as crews worked by gas masks and lifting a bulkhead to reach the trapped men.
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Cutshaw
Denver Fire Department
Fairview
Nederlands
Colo
Portal
Nederland
Tneteen
John Cutshaw
Denver
John Healy
Nederlan
Walter Swanson
Enver
Clarence Jansen
Captain Cutashaw
Cutaw
William Reren
Wayne Potts
William McKenzie
Projeter
Arthur Jechie
Robert Bradley
Jansen
Swanson
Cuthan
Frank Anderson
Elp
Offat
H. K. Lidstone
Weather Outlook for Denver and Southwest States
Denver forecast notes fair weather for New Mexico and Arizona this Saturday and Sunday with little change in temperatures.
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Denver
Colo
New Mexico
Arizona
Hunters Sunrise and Sunset Times For December
Sunrise on December 6 will occur at 6 01 a m with sunset at 4 49 p m in local time. Times are adjusted by one minute later for sunrise and minutes later for sunset in December.
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Onta Fe
Albuquerque
Tornado Leaves Yazoo City Dead and Injured
A Yazoo City Mississippi tornado claimed two lives and left 18 injured with nearly $500000 in damage. The disaster displaced over 199 residents. a National Guard detachment was sent by Governor Whitfield to enforce order during reclamation work.
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Yazoo City
Miss
National Guard
Henry L. Whitfield
The
Negro
Cowboy Loses Fight as Dynamite Plot Targets Montana Plant
Frank Lets, a Montana cowboy, was found gravely wounded after a gun battle with detectives while attempting to use dynamite against the Chappell Brothers horse meat packing plant. He said he fought to stop the export of horses to Europe, after fires had earlier damaged the facility. A case full of dynamite was found beside a wall as investigators described a sequence of arson attempts and a plan to destroy the plant.
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Teckford
Frank Lets
Montana
Chappell Brothers
Europe
Letz
Rockford
State Human Society
Illinois
Judge Holloman Attacks Reform Election Laws
Judge Reed Holloman denounced Democratic efforts to reshape New Mexico election law at a Republican dinner in Santa Fe claiming the changes would disenfranchise 20 000 Republican voters. He urged equal suffrage and warned the reforms could jeopardize good government.
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New Mexico
Franciscan
Reed Holloman
First Judicial District
Santa Fe
Repubican
Judge Holloman
W. C. Reid
Workman Falls From Building Seriously Hurt
Earl L. Stephens a 28 year old carpenter fell two and a half stories from the Santa Fe hospital building on East Central avenue while at frame construction. He suffered a spine fracture paralyzed from the waist down plus leg and knee injuries. He was rushed to St Joseph's hospital in critical condition. He is married with three children and resides at 714 North Third street.
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Earl L. Stephens
Santa Fe Hospital
East Central Avenue
Stephens
St. Joseph's Hospital
W. R. Lovelace
North Third Street
Republicans Prepare for Opening of 69th Congress
Washington dispatch reports Republicans plan early conferences to determine committee roles and party status for key figures like Senator LaFollette of Wisconsin and Nye of North Dakota. Senate old guard divisions linger over LaFollette’s inclusion, while House Democrats prepare for officer elections and committee assignments.
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Washington
House
Sensa'e
Senate Democrats
Senate
LaFellette
Wisconsin
Nye
North Dakota
LaFollette
Brookhart
Kena
Frazier
North Dakota G. O L PR Opposes Nye for Senate
The Republican state central committee in Fargo condemns Gerald P. Nye for the U S Senate seat and asks Washington Republicans to refuse to recognize him or admit him to party councils.
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Fargo
N. D
Republican State Central Committee
Gerald P. Nye
United States
North Dakota
Washington
Payroll Robbers Net Up To 10000 In Omaha Substation Heist
Two masked bandits held up four Nebraska Power Company employees at a suburban Omaha substation. One robber wielded a sawed off shotgun while the other forced the payroll car to the curb. They grabbed a small handbag with envelopes for about 200 men and escaped with roughly 8000 to 10000 dollars.
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Omaha
Neb
Nebraska Power Company
Ludington
Two Velines Brothers Die In New Mexico Car Crash
Port Bayard N M December four three Velines brothers die or are injured when their car flips a half mile from Central Ed Velines is killed at the scene Heyes Velines dies in Silver City hospital at seven thirty p m William Velines survives not believed fatally injured All were from Canadium near Santa Rita mining town
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Port Bayard
N. M
Ter Velines
Central
Ed Velines
Heyes Velines
Silver City
William Velines
Younge
Canadium
Santa Rita
Local man fatally injured in Roswell car crash
Dee Metalister, 40, in Roswell New Mexico, was critically injured when his light car overturned in the south part of town early today. He suffered a skull fracture, brain concussion, and internal injuries and physicians fear he will not survive.
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Roswell
N. M
Dee Metalister
Pital
Metalister
Treasurer Refuses to Pay Tax Collector Warrants
Bernalillo county treasurer H. T. Gardner declines payment on three warrants totaling about 18000 for 1924 delinquent taxes. Judge Helmick allowed one prior warrant after a court order. DA Sedillo argued legal contract limits. Separate court order needed for the three warrants presented Friday.
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Bernalillo
James W. Norment
H. T. Gardner
Norment
Milton J. Helmick
Gardner
A. A. Sedillo
Helmick
Liberty Hall Reopens in El Paso After 86000 Remodel
Liberty hall in El Paso opened after an 86000 remodeling to host road shows and concerts. The 4000 seat county owned venue reopened with a concert by Efrem Zimbalist marking Samuel Gompers last AF of L convention ties.
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el Paso
Tex
Liberty Hall
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Efremi Zimbalist
Demurrers in Fall Gage Are Given Ten Court Demurrers
The demurrers in the Doheny Sinclair naval oil lease case were taken under advisement in the District of Columbia supreme court after arguments. Former Secretary Denby and co defendants Fall Doheny and others had motions appealed by the defense and upheld by judges Roberts and Pomerene.
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District of Columbia Tribunal
Washington
Dew
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Albert H. Fair
Marty F. #inclair
New York
Edward L. Dweheny
Los Angeles
Eceneral
Owen J. Roberta
Philadelphia
Atlee Pomerene
Cleveland
Martin W. Littleton
Sinclair
Healas
Congress
Denby
Naval
Fall
Frank J. Heee
J. Doheny
Pomerene
Doheny
Roberts
Kennedy
Wyoming
Woman flyer Dee Grahame-White dies in Sussex flight
Dee Grahame White, first English woman to fly, dies in Sussex. Her initial flight was in a craft piloted by her son Claude Grahame-White, a noted aviation leader.
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Plyer
Fargate
Sussex
England
Dee
Grahame-White
Claude Grahame-White
Army air men belittle Navy in pro war propaganda trial
Court martial of Colonel William Mitchell continued with witnesses disputing navy testimony and alleging army propagandists tried to belittle air service. Rear Admiral Pratt testified that high commands lacked Newport college training, while denying naval jeopardy from air service.
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Washington
Dew
William Mitchell
Navy
Sint
William V. Pratt
Newport
KR. L
Wil Iam & Sima
War College
Pre Batly
Hugh
Otfiers
Iratt
Edward W. Bberie
Patel
Rebbcon
United States
Ami Kear
Robert I. Cooms
Norfolk, Va
Navy Yard
Uniead States
Newport College
Lawet
Durem
Air Service
Plas
Army
Getfriestar
Frankfort
Virgivia
New Je
Com.ae
Ne‘ional
Student and instructor struck by car on Central Avenue
Mine Sedillo, 17, daughter of District Attorney A. A. Sedille, and Cri Alvarez, ethnographer, were struck by a car driven by an unknown driver near the high school on Central Avenue. They were unconscious briefly, later rested at home and hospital, driver fled the scene.
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Gertrude Sedille
A. A. Sedille
Cri Alvarez
Mr. Sedille
Korea
Mise Sedillo
Mr. Alvarez
Central Avenue
High Echeel
Lees
Miss Sediloe
Sevral
Miss Sedilie
Miss Sedillo
Alvarez
High Act
Macadam Roads Worn Much More Than Concrete Report
The report to the fifth annual conference of the highway research board indicates macadam roads wear seventeen times as much as concrete. The session was held in Washington on December 4 at the National Academy of Sciences.
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Washington
Committee On Economic Improvement
Highway Research Boved Parsonal Conneil
National Academy of Sciences
Appeal to Coolidge Triggers Major Prohibition Debate
Washington reports a renewed push in Congress as wets and drys form lines over the Volstead Act. The reform movement appeals to Pope Pius XI for moral backing while the Christian temperance groups back enforcement. Several committee members resign in protest as the fight for prohibition policy intensifies.
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Washington
Contorr
Congress
Dyer
Missouri
Howes Judiciary Committee
White House
Pope Pius XI
United Committee For
Coolidge
Ella A. Boole
Weomen« Christian Temperance Union
Clarence True Wilson
Methodist Board
Oliver W. Blewart
Indianapolis
Firing Squadron Foundation
Fadwin C. Dinwiddie
International Order of Geed Templars
Catholic letter to Pope XI sparks rebuke from church leaders
Washington reports Rev. John Burke of the National Catholic Welfare conference denounces Clinton M. Howard's appeal to Pope Pius XI for civil authority support. Burke calls the letter political and urges confidence in American bishops and the churchs role in public duty and home virtue.
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Washington
Clinton M. Howard
United Committee For Prohibition Enforcement
Pope Pius XI
United States
John Burke
National Catholic Welfare Conference
America
Father Burke
Holy Father
Howard
President Coolidge
Catholic Church of
Christ
Walt
Americas
Catholic Church
Walton Appointed District Attorney in Sixth District
Santa Fe December 4 Governor Hannett appointed W B Oaklnton of Silver City former congressman district attorney of the Sixth judicial district succeeding Berest Mielder who was killed recently in an accident He takes office immediately and will serve the remainder of the term.
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Santa Fe
W. B. Oaklnton
Silver City
Sixth Judicial District
A. T. Hannett
Berest Mielder
Plasterer Pugilist seeks police reinstatement in Minneapolis
Fred Fulton once aimed for the world heavyweight title and now applied for reinstatement as a Minneapolis patrolman. His request was referred to the civil service commission after a prior stint on the local police force.
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Pug
Minneapolia
Fred Fulton
Civil Service
Gomer
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Hugh H. Williams
State
Republican Central Committee
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U. S
H. ©. Bursum
Frank A. Hubbell
Renehan
McNary
Texas
Fl Paso
Republican Party
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Hubbell
Bernalillo County
Bernalilo County
Holloman
Bursum
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Carpenter
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Miriam Ferguson
Ferguson
Highway Department
James E. Ferguson
Ferguson Folowers
Temple
Mas
Ed and
Brother Hurt
Dee McCalister
Army Air
Procaganda
Stapler
Information Department
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Auto OY Wang
Cruz Alvarez
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