GONSERVATIVES LOSE GONTRUL OF ENGLAND IN COMMONS ELECTION
London December 7 The Evening Standard says Premier Baldwin must resign after the Conservatives fail to win a majority in yesterday's general election. Baldwin reelected in Worcester but government to be in minority amid party realignments and cabinet speculation.
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Denver weather outlook shifts to unsettled north region
The forecast shows generally fair conditions for Denver and New Mexico south areas. The north portions face unsettled skies Saturday with a chance of snow or fair conditions in the extreme northeast. Sunday brings colder air and generally fair conditions, with the extreme southeast seeing a dip in temperatures. Arizona follows a similar pattern with fair south and unsettled north on Saturday, possible snow in the northeast, colder highs, and Sunday turning fair.
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Weather Summary From University Station Ends Day
Conditions for the twenty four hours ended at a.m. yesterday recorded by the university. Highest temperature 68, mean 40, precipitation minimal, wind south, day characterized as clear.
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Sunrise and Sunset Times for December 9
The record notes official sunrise at 7 03 local time and sunset at 4 49. It cites Santa Fe time with Albuquerque time one minute earlier for sunrise and three to five minutes later for sunset in December.
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Oil imports forecast as US energy need rises
In a Senate public lands committee inquiry on naval oil reserves, geologist David White warned that within five years the United States will depend on imports for a portion of its oil supply. He described the projection as prophecy, not estimate, and said domestic production may not meet growing consumption.
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Revolt at 75 as troops sent to face faction
Ibragon Opcong Operations reports a 75 revolt led by General Guadalupe Sanchez amid clashes with government forces. Troops are dispatched to confront the Fac tion faction advancing on capital.
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Mexican rebels claim broad support for Huertista movement
General Guadalupe Sanchez reports 22,060 loyalists and heavy weaponry backing the Huertista cause against Obregon. Gunboat grave sails to Tuxpam with troops as Mexico City reports no decisive developments. Public sentiment is urged to join the rebellion to avoid bloodshed.
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Oregon Says Revolt With Iron Hand Will Be Quashed
Mexico City reports President Obregon says the revolt will be pacified with an iron hand as federal troops move to quell General Sanchez and Adolfo de la Huerta. Officials deny widespread uprisings in Michoacan or other states while Serrano and Colunga downplay the rebellion.
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Juarez Tense as de la Huerta Faction Threatens Violence
In El Paso with Juarez divided between de la Huerta and Calles factions, clashes loom if adherents join the revolutionary line. General Eugenio Martinez rushes to the border to inspect Chiuhuahua. Col Lopez reports no disturbances but readiness.
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No Signs of Revolt Reported at Northern Mexico Border
Travelers arriving at the Brownsville border report no signs of a revolt against the Obregon government in Monterey or northern Tamaulipas. Mexican officials in Matamoros also say there has been no hint of upheaval in the region.
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New Polar Area May Yield Vast Unexplored Land
The naval board studying polar air expedition plans reported a possible uncharted landmass of about a million square miles awaiting a national claim. Lieutenant Commander Fitzhugh Green of the 1917 MacMillan polar expedition outlined findings supporting Alaska as a suitable starting point for the flight.
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Baldwin Re elected Premier Holds Commons Seat
British Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin is re elected to the house of commons. A London report suggests he may seek defeat by proposing a motion the Labourites and Liberals oppose to trigger a government overthrow and a new cabinet formation led by J. R. MacDonald.
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Mellon Urges Tax Cuts as Debt Drops in 1923 Report
Secretary Mellon in a congress report notes the national debt fell to 22.08 billion by October 1923 and argues for broad income tax reductions. He backs cutting top surtax to 25 percent, warns soldiers bonus could delay tax relief, and cites budget balance and economic gains from lower taxes.
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Insurgents In Senate Worry Republicans By Aloof Tags
LaFollette, their leader, is confined to his home. Insurgent faction in the Senate and GOP concerns about aloof attitude and undefined stance create tension in the capital.
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Democrats Get More Committeemen in Senate Fight
Washington December 7 Democrats press to reorganize committees as House and Senate leaders rush resignations and new assignments. Senate Democrats plan to push a president election once committee makeup is set while Republicans debate foreign relations picks amid World Court questions.
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Federal action eyed to speed transcontinental highway
Washington December 7 Measures to accelerate transcontinental road work will be discussed at a conference with eight public land state delegations. Proposals include federal payment of all construction costs and lowering of standards under the federal aid act. President Coolidge was briefed by California and Oregon highway chairs.
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Aviator Munter Rescued After Forced Landing Near Sydney
Herbert A. Munter a United States mail aviator and his mechanician J M Kelly were reported lost near Victoria B C yesterday and arrived safely at Victoria after a forced landing at Portland near Sydney B C Kelly stayed with the salvaged plane on a small farm on the island.
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Lloyd George Wins Seat in House from Carnarvon District
Former Prime Minister Lloyd George is re elected as MP for the Carnarvon district, defeating Conservative Avnetin Jones in a watershed by election. George’s victory sustains his influential role in Parliament and shifts balance in the Commons.
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Sun Yat Sen threatens to seize southern customs revenues
Canton dispatch via Associated Press reports Sun Yat Sen asserts the Canton government will control Kwantung customs revenues and condemn Pekin and the Chihli military faction. He says foreign powers have no right to intervene while surplus revenues fund foreign debts, and pledges to cover any deficit from non Kwantung customs receipts if needed.
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Foreign Powers in Canton Customs Dispute Cited
Reports from Canton dispute claims that marines have seized the customs house. The Canton Gazette warns that foreign action over the customs surplus could trigger market panics in Shanghai and widespread hardship for millions of Chinese unless both sides proceed with care.
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Foreign warships not in control of Hong Kong customs house
Canton December 7 The Associated Press reports that claims by Hongkong observers that marines from foreign warships seized the customs house are unfounded. Four British two French two American one Portuguese and one Japanese gunboats remain in the area watching the situation carefully.
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American beats Britvistiers heavyweight title result
Edward Eagan of Denver and Yale ancestry defeated A. W. Jeffries of the University of London to win the English universities heavyweight boxing championship for Oxford. The bout was stopped after one minute thirty seconds with Jeffries floored twice.
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No Charity for Germany in America
Washington Dee 7 President Coolidge after a White House conference with Ambassador Wiedfeldt of Germany said aid to Germany should be on a business basis rather than charity. He indicated he would not support a government relief appropriation at this time, contrasting with a Senate bill for relief introduced yesterday.
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Warm Weather Hurts Labrador Codfishing and People
Extraordinary conditions along the Gulf of St. Lawrence and Labrador bring warm winds and open waters. Cod migrate north leaving a food shortage while cattle graze on green pastures and people still wear light clothing. The provincial government has stepped in to help.
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Irrigation Projects Cost Far Above Original Estimates
Washington details a 28 project review showing outlays exceed original estimates. Secretary Work warns policy changes are needed to avoid abandonment as construction and maintenance costs rise. Data include original costs 93 million, net construction 141.8 million, irrigable acreage 3,056,427, actual irrigation 1922 1,502,136, O&M 1923 17.06 million, receipts 11.37 million, delinquent rents 1.89 million, total unpaid 132.06 million.
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Cook's Company Broke Fort Worth
The Petroleum Producers' Association, led by president Dr. Frederick A. Cook, was placed in receivership after a 14 year penitentiary sentence was handed down, affecting the organization in Fort Worth, Texas.
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Pershing Urges Stronger Army For National Defense
General Pershing in his final annual report warns the national defense system needs a larger standing force and better training. He calls for 156000 enlisted men and 12990 officers, a 254000 National Guard strength, and expanded Reserve Officers Training Corps to sustain readiness.
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Hoover urges railroad consolidation to simplify rate tariffs
Washington discussions on the 1920 Transportation Act spur calls for merging the existing rail networks into 19 of 20 large, privately owned systems. Hoover’s report argues consolidation aids credit, terminal use, and standardized equipment, while proposing federal incorporation after a period of voluntary action to speed up unifications.
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