Halt of Mexican revolt plot ends with dozen arrests
Mexican authorities report the arrest of about a dozen revolutionists in Agua Prieta after an attempted bridge destruction and train robbery near Douglas. A group of seventeen men crossed the line to join an uprising planned for tonight, with confessions detailing smuggling and funding from Mexican supporters. United States agents were summoned as more arrests were expected.
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Acorvart
Douglas
P. Elias Callies
Lucky Tiger Gold Mining Company
Touglas
Pirtleville
Ariz
Agua Prieta
Antonio Villea
Disarmament of Wrangell Fleet at Bizerta
General Baron Peter Wrangell's squadron in Rizerta since 1920 was disarmed today. Guns torpedoes and armament removed from two battleships two cruisers nine torpedo boats and four submarines. Crews dispersed or sheltered in French naval barracks as a Moscow commission seeks return of warcraft.
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Rizerta
Tunis
Baron Peter Wrangell
Crimea
Rench
Sidi al- Wo
Moscow
Bizerta
Exelans
North African
Cantons native and Union county man executed for murder
Columbia S C December 5 Morti mer M King of Canton North Carolina and Frank Harrel of Union county South Carolina were electrocuted at the state penitentiary shortly after 6 this morning for the murder of Major Samuel H McLeary on July 4 last.
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Columbia
S. C
Mortimer M. King
Canton
N. C
Frank Harrel
Union County
South Carolina
State
Samel H. McLeary
Weather Outlook for Four States This Weekend
Denver report notes New Mexico unsettled with likely snow in the north and rain in the south on Saturday, turning colder Sunday. Arizona forecast shows rain or snow in the north, rain in the south Saturday, mostly cloudy Sunday in the extreme west, with snow northeast and north central and probably rain southeast central, followed by colder conditions Sunday.
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Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
Weather summary from university recording station
The twenty four hour period ending at 6 p m yesterday recorded a high of 45 and a low around 8 degrees. Humidity rose from 56 percent at 6 a m to 79 percent at 6 p m. Wind velocity ranged and wind direction was from the east.
Sunrise Sunset Times for Santa Fe and Albuquerque
The note lists sunrise at 7 09 in Gerecka and sunset at 4 49 p m Santa Fe time. It compares times for Albuquerque with sunrise and sunset adjusted by seven and four minutes respectively.
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Gerecka
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Lecersher
Ambassador Sheffield III in Mexico City
American Ambassador Sheffield remains confined to his home in Mexico City due to an illness that has lasted over two weeks. Embassy officials say his condition is not serious and no reports indicate retirement. the illness, blamed on overwork and altitude, prevents him from presenting credentials or attending Calles inauguration. Family says he has shown some improvement while his wife continues social duties.
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Mexico City
Associated Press
Sheffield
Mexico
Giants keep Will Terry. Urban Shocker not in Yankee plans
Giants manager John McGraw says Will Terry will stay with New York for at least another year and no trade is in sight. Yankees manager Miller Huggins notes Urban Shocker will not wear a Yankees uniform, recounting an offer to the Browns and saying Waite Hoyt was not traded.
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New York
McGraw
Giants
Huggins
Yankees
Europe
Hartford
Will Terry
Urban Shocker
Cincinnati
Terry
Shocker
Browns
Waite Hoyt
Thiovt
Automobile hits wagon injures Apodacas at Fifth and Silver
A car struck a wagon at Fifth and Silver, injuring Mrs. Apodaca who required medical aid. The driver fled the scene, giving the name Smith. police were notified of the license plate number.
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At & M
Hanged for Murder in Lindsay Ontario
Frederick William McGaughey was hanged today for the murder of his sweetheart Beatrice Fay last May in Lindsay Ontario. The execution followed a court case that drew local attention as the district weighed the gravity of the crime and its motive.
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Ontario
Frederick William McGaughey
Beatrice Fay
Coolidge Returns From Chicago Livestock Exposition
President and Mrs. Coolidge travel by regular train to Washington after visiting the Chicago livestock show. In Connellsville a crowd greets them and a girls musical group presents flowers and notes their influence with voters. Posible cabinet talks follow with Lowden and Strawn also mentioned in discussions.
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Washington
Union Station
Willard
Chicago
Mrs. Coolidge
Connellsville
Londen
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
Cleveland
Wallace
Silas H. Strawn
Air
Strawn
Coolidge
Jore
Slemp
Jewelry Store Robbery Hits Olsen and Ebann in Chicago
Three robbers entered Olsen and Ebann Jewelry store on the Chicago south side soon after opening day and held up the manager and two employees. They escaped with jewelry valued at four thousand dollars.
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Chicago
Olsen and Ebann
New highs in stocks before late market selloff endures
Stock prices surged earlier with 115 issues at year highs led by rails utilities and metals, then declined in heavy selling by bear traders and weekend profit taking. Realty concerns over Du Pont tied up trading, while Missouri Kansas & Texas rose before paring gains as market activity slowed.
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New York
Associated Press
Bo Sie
Wilson
U. S
du Pont
Philadelphia
Washington
Boston
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Common
Real estate man J Roy Heath killed in bank holdup
J Roy Heath prominent Salt Lake City real estate man died in a local hospital after bandits held up the Bountiful State Bank 15 miles north. Heath was riding with associates when the robbers fled. a posse pursues the suspects in the hills. About $1008 taken.
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Salt Lake City
J. Roy Heath
Bountiful
Coolidge Balked at Being Charged for Twenty Five Fares
Chicago December 5 President Coolidge refused a special train opting for a private car only if costs were fair. Railroad officials demanded 890 a day plus twenty five fares for ten seats. He objected saying fifteen extra passengers could not ride, so he stayed with an ordinary Pullman car.
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Chicago
Coolidge
White House
Iuid
Fight Over Spanish Springs Funds Stalls Nevada Project
Washington action blocked a proposed 466000 appropriation for the Spanish Springs reclamation project in Nevada. Rep Richards, a Democrat, offered the amendment but the viva voce vote failed with under 80 members present. Senator Tittman, a Nevada Democrat, had sought funding. the House bill now carries no funds for Spanish Springs. The dispute traces to earlier sessions and a filing of opposition from Lahatan Valley Water Users Association demanding no new water projects until settlers’ needs are met.
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Washington
House
Interior Department
Spanish Springs
Nevada
Richards
Senate
Tittman
Congress
Cramton
Michigan
L. A. Beckstead
Lahatan Valley Water Users’ Association
Romero Wins Decision in Ten Round Heavyweight Bout
Quintin Romero from Chile won a ten round decision over Canadian fighter Jack Renault in a close fight at Beaston. The match went to the judges after a close last round with Romero holding a slight edge in the final exchanges.
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Romero
Beaston
Quintin Romero
Jack Renault
Canada
Air Force officers sentenced to death in Esthenia
In Reval Esthenia on December 5 two air force officers were sentenced to death and executed for remaining inactive during the communist outbreak last Monday.
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Reval
Esthenia
Air Force
Alonday
Injured man Hagans dies at hospital after train collision
Hagans an employee of Springer Transfer lay at the Women's and Children's hospital in critical condition from a skull fracture after his Ford collided with Santa Fe train No. 7 at Mountain road crossing. He was alone and had stopped to let an eastbound freight pass before crossing. He was unconscious when rescued and transported to the hospital where his condition remained grave. The accident occurred despite a ringing crossing bell and no gate protection at Mountain road.
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Hogans
Iiagans
Hagans
F. W. Mooney
G. W. Miller
New Mexico Construction Company
Women's and Children's Hospital
Springer Transfer Company
Springer Stables
Con. Aveter Zinn
Tanner
Mountain Road
Six Alleged Mexican Revolt Junta Members in Jails
Six alleged members of a Mexican revolutionary junta are jailed in Agua Prieta across the line from Douglas Arizona. Another man is held in Douglas jail as a result of an arms smuggling plot. A United States agent is en route from Phoenix and more arrests are expected.
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Douglas, Ariz
Agua Prieta
Douglas
United States
Phoenix
Grandson of Fiske Advertises Self for Hire in Boston
In Boston near Harvard, Cuvier Grover Flint, grandson of historian John Fiske, appeared in Situations Wanted as Male 24 white intelligent gentle heir to aristocratic family. He offered to lease himself for 1,000 dollars next year, claiming a Peterham aunt’s fortune but learning it went to a cousin.
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Boston
Cuvier
Grover Flint
John Fiske
Harvard College
France
Flint
Peter‘ham
Governor Len Small Injured In Auto Crash At Pontiac
Governor Len Small and his son Leslie were injured when their car overturned at Pontiac. Leslie broke a collar bone and the governor suffered severe cuts and bruises, including a lacerated ear and a bruised hip, but the party continued to Kankakee after treatment. Others in the party, including Mrs. Inglesh and Al Brothfuh of the highway department, were only slightly hurt.
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Kankakee. Hl
Associated Presa
Len Small
Leslie
Pontiac
Bmall
Kankakee
Inglesh
al Brothfuhr
Estate Highway Department
Three Murder Trials Set For Hearing In Otero County Court
Alamogordo New Mexico December 6 Judge Edwin Mechem of Las Cruces drew jurors for the January term three murder trials on slate Sam Lewis of Pinon faces Dee Wilburn killing in February 1923 Dempson Lewis to be tried for Lem Tanner murder both disputes over live stock range. Tom Simer Hunt Hobbs Wil Tittsworth on 15000 bond each granted change of venue from Lincoln county to be tried in January Hurt ambushed shot February 1923 Capitan ranchman body riddled with bullets.
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Alamogordo
N. M
Edwin Mechem
Las Crucea
Tuesaday
Sam Lewis
Pinon
Dee Wilburn
Dempson Lewis
Lem Tanner
Lewis
Lvestock Range
Tom Simer
Hunt Hobbs
Wil Tittsworth
Robert Hurt
Capitan
Lincoln County
Hurt
Unidentified robber killed in Kent bank robbery
In Kent Washington a masked robber was killed during a bank escape with 10 500 dollars. Bank president W H Overlock was forced to the vault as the robber fired at Kent police chief Jen Grant and Patrolman M Impoff. Grant was shot in the leg.
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Seattle
Waah
Jen Grant
Kent
Here
W. H. Overlock
Grant
M. Impoff
Impoff
Earl of Ypres Falls Ill in Paris. Surgery Success
The Earl of Ypres formerly Field Marshal French and commander-in-chief of the British embassy became suddenly ill in Paris today. He underwent an operation at a hospital and surgeons reported his condition satisfactory.
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Paris
Associated Press
Earl of
Ypres
French
Trend of opinion favors hastening return to gold standard
London reports that the pound’s move toward parity and progress on inter Allied debt prompt discussion on resuming a gold standard. The Economist urges cooperation to lift the gold export embargo and warns the United States must back a world resumption to avoid strain on American finances.
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London
Associated Press
Great Britain
Atlantic
United States
Economist
Financial Review
Germany
Holland
Switzerland
Spain
America
England
Treasury
Bank of England
Illinois and Minnesota Cancel 1925 GridIron Meeting
Chicago December 6 Illinois and Minnesota will not meet on the gridiron in 1925 Coach Robert Zuppe of the Illinois team announced at a Western Conference meeting He said Grange injury was not the cause but that Illinois already faces too heavy a schedule for next season
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Chicago
Illinois
Minnesota
Robert Zuppe
Western Conference of
Zuppe
Harold “Red” Grange
Hoover Opposes Immediate Federal Radio Regulation
Secretary Hoover told Congress supporters that rapid progress in radio makes a definite federal policy unwise now. He proposes a short measure reaffirming regulatory power and wavelength assignment, warning broad regulation could invite censorship and hinder future changes.
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Washington
Hoover
Congress
White
House Marine and Fisheries Committee
Commerce Department
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