Coolidge Addresses Congress On League Of Nations Flag Debate
President Coolidge speaks before a joint session, endorses the Mellon tax cut, opposes the soldiers bonus, urges freight rate reform, and backs World Court with reservations. He stresses independence from joining the League of Nations and receives sweeping applause from Republicans and Democrats.
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Senate
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League of Nations
World Court
Mr. Coolidge
Weather Outlook for Denver and Southwest States
Denver and New Mexico expect fair weather Friday and Saturday with little temperature change. Arizona trends toward generally fair conditions Friday with cooler north central areas, and Saturday should again be largely fair.
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Arizona
Weather conditions at university end of twenty four hours
Conditions reported show a temperature of 86 degrees Fahrenheit with a low near 66 degrees. Humidity around 66 percent and precipitation near zero. Winds from the south at about 14 miles per hour produced a clear day.
Sunrise and Sunset Times for December
Official sunrise tomorrow in Santa Fe and Albuquerque time zones listed as 7 93. Sunset shown as 4 49 with notes that sunrise is one minute earlier and sunset three to five minutes later in December.
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Senate and House honor Harding as new Congress opens
Washington reports the new Congress opening after President Harding's death. The Senate and House adjourn for a memorial, two bills move forward including a widow's annual pension of 5000 dollars and a franking privilege. a Burton resolution seeks a cross chamber committee to express Congress mourning.
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Hiarding
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Ford for President Parley Postponed in Detroit
Detroit news reports that the Ford for President conference scheduled for December 12 has been indefinitely postponed by arrangements chair Robert Pointer at Ford's request. If held later it may move outside Detroit to a central Midwest location. Pointer noted Ford would not commit to running as of now and notified over 60 delegates of the cancellation.
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Detroit
Mich
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Senate considers renewed amendments to constitution
In Washington on December 6 five resolutions to amend the constitution were reintroduced in the Senate. McCormick and Shortridge press child labor limits. Harris backs a six year term for presidents. Capper and Wadsworth push a uniform marriage and divorce law and direct constitutional conventions before state legislatures act.
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Congress
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McCormick
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Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Shortridge
California
Harris
Georgia
Capper
Kansas
Wadsworth
New York
Five Mexican States Revolt Against Obregon
Five Mexican states rise in revolt against President Obregon with Vera Cruz San Luis Potosi Chihuahua Tamaulipas and Michoacan repudiating the government amid upheaval and regional clashes.
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San Luis Potosi
Chihuahua
Tamaulipas
Michoacan
Mexican Revolt Spreads as Federal Officers Ousted
Five Mexican states reject the Obregon government and oust federal office-holders. Generals and naval chiefs replace officials in Vera Cruz and nearby areas while the Gulf fleet signals defense of republican institutions. Movement led by followers of de la Huerta Villareal and Madero.
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Michoacan
Iso
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Vera Cruz
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Adolfo de la Huerta
Flores Villareal
Raoul Madero
Mexico City
Maritime Zone
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Mexican presidential candidates express surprise at revolt reports
Colonel Chanel Bustamente and Jesus Pema, representing General Angel Triocrea, voiced disbelief at dispatches about revolts in five Mexican states. They said General Flores would keep a pacific stance and noted Flores travels from Culiacan to Mexico City for a nomination conference. Joaquin Perrasas at Nogales said he had heard nothing about revolts.
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Chanel Bustamente
Jesus Pema
Angel Triocrea
Mexico
West Virginia: U S Navy's Electrical Battleship
The West Virginia is hailed as the mightiest battleship, electrically driven and armed with eight 16 inch guns. Commissioned as the last U S war vessel for years, it marks a milestone under Washington arms control.
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Washington Center
Rum Fleet Prepares for Christmas Trade Off New Jersey
Highlands New Jersey December 6 rum runners massed outside the twelve mile limit for holiday trade. A flotilla of two steamers and thirteen sailing craft anchored seven to fifteen miles off shore near Ambrose Channel lightship. The setup follows treaty talks to extend seizure limits from three to twelve miles and comes after the Tomoka seizure. Jersey bootleggers face tighter enforcement by agents and state troopers, hindering liquor movement by land.
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Associated Press
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Great Britain
Christmas
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Jersey
Three Miners Feared Drowned In Radium Mine Flood
Redleville Jil Dec 6 three miners are believed drowned after the Radium mine shaft flooded following heavy blasting. About 100 other miners escaped, police headquarters report.
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Redleville
Jil
Des Moines Priest Dies After Illness
The Rev. Pather Db. PF. Mulvihill aged 55 pastor of the Church of Visitation and former president of Des Moines Catholic College died in a local hospital after a weeklong illness. He served with the Des Moines diocese for 18 years.
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Mulvihill
Church of Visitation
Des Moines, Catholic College
North Pacific gales sweep coast with floods and damage
A coastal storm battered the North Pacific coast and western Oregon and Washington for 24 hours. Reports said streets flooded, buildings blown down, wires and poles down, and roads obstructed by debris. Ten lives were reported lost with the steamer T. W. ake sinking near Hosfario straits. areas including Coos Bay and Yaquina Bay cut off from wire communications. Maximum wind 91 mph at North Head. tides rose to 18 feet in some places.
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Crater of extinct volcano to be an athletic stadium
Honolulu authorities announce transforming The Punch Bowl crater into a huge stadium with 95 060 seating. Convict laborers clear brush as a football gridiron baseball diamond and tennis courts will be built inside the bowl for track meets next fall.
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Hawaiian National Guard
Dispute Over Train Dispatchers Wages Returns to Talks
The American Train Dispatchers association and 24 railroads restart wage negotiations after the U S railroad labor board refused to set rates. The board said increases depend on local conditions and negotiations, noting some carriers may not have pursued good faith deals. Santa Fe is excluded from the decision due to representation issues but claims wage hikes occurred after the ballot.
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Dempsey Plans Exhibition Bout in St Louis Next Tuesday
Chicago Dec 6 Jack Dempsey said he likes Chicago but a week there would need psychoanalytic study after navigating Christmas shoppers. He was recognized amid the throng. Dempsey will go to St Louis next Tuesday for an exhibition.
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Jack Dempsey
Stanford Wins Cross Country Meet Over Cal 15 to 60
Stanford University defeated the University of California 15 to 60 in a four and one half mile cross country race in Stanford, California. Allan Charles of Palo Alto led all runners with a 20 minute 19.15 second finish as Stanford placed the first five finishers.
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Albuquerque approves 375000 bond sale to Northern Trust
City commission awards 375000 in bonds to Northern Trust Chicago for runoff bids. Split bid yields 4.92 percent overall with annual interest 18462.59. Water bonds 150000 fund new reservoir bids set for next week.
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Deer Kill Tally Soars In Southwest New Mexico Season
Deputy wardens estimate 459 to 500 bucks killed by deer hunters in southwestern New Mexico this season. Officials note strong law enforcement and refuges providing protection, with Ponca Indians from Oklahoma among large hunting parties. Nonresident licenses are high and one warden tipped at over $1 000 in license sales. Hunters urged to report uncounted kills to Fred Winn.
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Black Range
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Fred Winn
Sportsmen’s Association
Sjorkman Elected Captain of Dartmouth 1924 Football Team
Hanger New Hampshire December 6 Henry Stor Sjorkman of Waltham Massachusetts was today elected captain of Dartmouth College's 1924 football squad.
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Henry Stor Sjorkman
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Sunshine Girl Dorothy Anderson Linked to Grave Robbery Plot
Napa California December 4 Associated Press Dorothy Anderson once a Chicago stage dancer known as The Sunshine Girl testified with District Attorney Angum about a three year old plan with Edward Sailstad to exhume a body from Lake Nebagammon Wisconsin to flee together. Sailstad confessed to the grisly substitution and arson charge while Anderson denied insurance fraud. she recounted a cross country flight ending in a cottage rental and a graveyard scheme.
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Associated Press
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Chicago
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Sunshine Girl
Thomas C. Angum
Lake Nebagammon
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Sailstad
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Sailestad
Mise Anderson
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Democrats Have Not Kept Their Pledge on State Costs
The piece accuses Democrats of failing to fulfill promises to cut state expenses and tax rates this year. It highlights unkept pledges, argues reforms did not materialize, and critiques government spending levels despite rhetoric.
Taxation in New Mexico political spotlight grows
The article analyzes how tax policy shapes the 1924 election, blaming both parties for high conditions and noting the State Tax Commission's push to raise valuations while tax rates climb. It highlights voter demand for results over promises and references the New Mexico Taxpayers Association's bulletins guiding public understanding.
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Hull attacks Coolidge message as a bid for 1924 nomination
Cordell Hull asserts President Coolidge’s congressional message focuses on symbols and political expediency. He criticizes the address as reactionary, lacking constructive reform, and aimed at pleasing special interests and profiteers while offering no plan to meet national needs.
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Coolidge
Congress
Cordell Hull
Democratic National Committee
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