Democrats Probe Pact With Japanese Americans
Senate debate centers on the Japan United States entente and whether it is a treaty. Senators Bacon Culberson Simmons Money and others push to confirm if the understanding has Senate sanction. A fatal shooting in New York involves Mayweather, Vaughn, and Dean, followed by Mayweather’s self-inflicted wound. William Martin Aiken, noted treasury supervising architect, dies at 53 after an operation.
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Dec
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United States
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New York
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Aiken
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Omaha
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Denver
Philadelphia
Port a Lame Back Liniment Remedy Ad
When you have pains or lameness in the back bathe the parts with Chamberlains Liniment twice a day massaging with the palm for five minutes at each application. Then dampen a piece of cloth with this liniment apply on the seat of pain and you may be surprised by how quickly the lameness disappears. For sale by all druggists.
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Jealous Porter in Los Angeles Murders Two
A jealous porter in Los Angeles commits a double murder over shifting affections involving a handsome mulatto mistress. The incident highlights volatile passions and violent crime in the city.
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Lone Angeles
Deby
Mulfattress
Ballard's Snow Liniment Promises Quick Relief
Don’t be hopeless about rheumatism and stiff joints. This ad claims Ballard's Snow Liniment drives away aches and stiffness and restores you to your best. Sold by J. H. O Rielly & Co.
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Daring teen theft spree hits several stores in town
Gray and a companion admit to robbing Skinner grocery, Harsch bottling works, and more. They moved a wagon to the rear alley, loaded groceries including ham bacon and canned goods, hid them in underbrush, then returned the wagon. Other stolen items include saddles, leather goods, and clothing. A preliminary hearing is set for Judge Craig.
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Mikcel Sil
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Jean Mandell
Ruabe & Manger
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Albuquerque
Bova
Skinner Grocery
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Gold Avenue
Huning’s Pasture
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Ruabe & Mauger
Leon Mandels
J. Kerber Company
Se Oon
North Third Street
Magdalena
Craig
Polices Court
Scarlet Fever Fears Rise in Albuquerque Suburb
County officials plan quarantine and health measures after scarlet fever cases appear in Albuquerque suburbs Barelas and San Jose. City authorities report no epidemic danger yet as J F Pearce voices concerns to city council and school board.
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Barelas
San Jose
City Council Battles Library Rent Over Council Chamber
The library board demands payment for rent of city council chambers prompting a special committee to negotiate. Debate touches on road repairs to Mesa Road, city hall bonds, and cooperation with the county, with Aldermen urging action to finish grade work and prevent further delays.
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Highland park expansion approved by council
The council approved a $2000 appropriation to buy the block adjoining Highland park, extending the park two blocks. The Terrace addition ground will be included, with funds covering the excess paid from park board funds. The measure passed unanimously after Finance Committee’s recommendation.
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Terrace
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Alderman Neustadt
Neustadt
Learnard
Bryan
Grape-Nuts Claims Health Revival After Nervous Breakdown
A woman recalls a year of overwork and dyspepsia leading to a nervous collapse. She tried various remedies until a friend urged Grape-Nuts, which she credits with restoring strength and vitality and changing her life. The ad ends with the familiar slogan There’s a Reason and a prompt to read The Road to Wellville.
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Postum Co
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Wellville
Shortened Holiday Vacation Approved by Board of Education
The board of education voted to reduce the regular holiday from about fifteen to sixteen days to ten days. Schools will close December 24 evening and reopen January 4 morning. The cut accounts for the October Territorial Fair and Irrigation Congress break and the need to complete the study schedule.
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Board of Education
Shoren
Board Abe
Principal Appointment at Third Ward School Noted
The board chose Prof. J. B. Clark to fill the vacancy after Prof. Milne moved to the high school. Miss Minute Speaker’s transfer was accepted but no replacement was named. Three sets of encyclopedias were approved for high school use. Treasurer Naylon reported a $13 009.95 balance with all bills paid to December 1. Attending were A. J. Matvey John Contey George Giegoldt O. N. Marron F. H. Moore and A. A. Trimble.
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George P. Learnard
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Mountain Road
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Sixth Street
Silver Avenue
Fire Department
Albuquerque
Matthew Co
Ij. Garcia Seis
Onsen
Flekert
Hammond
A. Hateh
London
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Milne
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J. B. Clark
Thomas Naylon
A. J. Matvey
John Contey
George Giegoldt
O. N. Marron
F. H. Moore
A. A. Trimble
Ballard's Horehound Syrup Promoted for Croup
The advertisement claims croup begins with a cold or cough and that stopping the initial cough with Ballard's Horehound Syrup prevents danger. It lists J. H. O’Rielly & Co as the seller.
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J. H. O'Rielly & Co
Roosevelt Commission to Probe Montana Farming Conditions
A division of President Roosevelt's country life commission arrived in Bozeman Montana and will hold two days of meetings and investigations into Montana agricultural conditions at Montana State College.
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Montana
Bozeman
Mont
Roosevelts
Country Life Commission
Montana Agricultura College
Pioneer Real Estate Man Dies at Home in Kansas City
Kansas City pioneer and wealthy real estate figure died at his home today in Kansas City at the age of eighty. The death marks the loss of a long prominent member of the local business and civic community.
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Dec
Chick
Pioneer
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