New York Dramatists Oppose Plan to Form Alliane
Leading New York dramatists met to counter William Fox motion picture interests pushing to finance plays and control the legitimate stage. A secrecy-cloaked committee was appointed with unspecified actions planned, signaling a high stakes clash between stage writers and film power.
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New York
William Fox
Fox
Channing Pollock
American Federation of Labor
Themevolves
Actor's Equity Association
Ulty
Gramatiets
American Federation of Law
Death of Rev. William Wilkinson the Bishop of Wall Street
The Rev. William Wilkinson known as the Bishop of Wall Street died at noon after a long illness. News of his death was flashed immediately to the stock exchange.
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New York
William Wilkinson
Wall Street
Stock Exchange
Bayer Toothache Relief in Handy 12 Tablet Pack
Advertisement notes Bayer brand relief for toothache and neuritis with proven directions. It promotes handy twelve tablet boxes priced for a few cents, and also bottles of 24 and 100 tablets available through druggists.
Hub Oil plans first test on New Mexico leases near Los Lunas
Hub Oil company of California will spud its first test within three weeks in section 13 GN 2W Valen cia county about 18 miles southwest of Los Lunas. Three tests are planned with a 3000 foot target and 360 tons of equipment staged at Los Tanase and Rio Puerco. Superintendent Mann will oversee operations on acreage held by the New Mexico and Arizona Land Company and independent lease owners amid an escarpment basin with limestone and sandstone hills.
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Hub Oil Company of
California
New Mexico and
Arizona Land Company
Valencia County
Los Lunas
Los Tanase
Rio Puerco
Mann
French Spy Case Grows as British Citizens Detained
Paris reports a new espionage development as Marthe Moreau alias Marcelle Monsell remains under arrest for spying. British subjects Oliver Phillips and James Leather were also seized and jailed, while a Polish born man named Fisher Williams was detained after links to Milo Moreuil.
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Marcelle Monsell
Oliver Phillips
James Leather
la Bante
Fisher Williams
Milo
Moreuil
Witl
Monseil
Moving Pictures
St. Nazaire
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Ayre
Cuers
Pierrefeu
San Raphael
New Mexico Pipeline Run Shows Slight Weekly Decrease
The Inland Oil Index of Casper, Wyoming reports a New Mexico pipeline run for the week ending November 28 averaging 6,525 barrels daily, down 75 barrels from the prior week. The Rocky Mountain field weekly production list follows.
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New Mexico
Inland Oil Index
Casper
Wye
Rocky Mountain
Test Wells Near Santa Rosa Prepare to Drill
The Peerless test, 11 miles east of Santa Rosa, is reported ready to spud. Cowden company announces equipment, nine miles west of Santa Rosa, Ia, is being hauled to the location. Drilling will use a Star rig.
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Santa Rosa
Cowden Company
Swope Talks Oil Policy with Eastern New Mexico Operators
Eastern New Mexico oil operators and lease holders met with State Land Commissioner E B Swope in Roswell to discuss rentals lease validity and lease terminations. They expect an era of unprecedented development in Eddy Chaves and Lea counties as the land office pledges full support for state oil exploration.
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N. M
New Mexico
E. B. Swope
State Land Office
Eddy, Chaves
Lea
Swope
Eddieman Drilling Tool Loss At 400 Feet At Vaughn
Eddieman reports two strings of tools lost in a 400 foot hole near Vaughn 18 miles east as drilling equipment remains stuck in lime stone slurry. Work crews from El Paso bring in new fishing gear to recover the gear and resume operations amid growing visitor interest in the Fddleman well.
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Eddieman
Vaughn
el Paso
Fddleman
Manchurian War Lord Prepares To Battle Foes
Dispatches from Mukden say Marshal Chang Tso Lin may firm up to fight and clash with General Kuo Sune Lien near Chinchow about 178 miles from Mukden. In Manchuria about 100,000 Japanese observers fear battle while Mukden shops close in anticipation. Cabinet declines extra troops for now, railway guards and garrison viewed as enough unless escalation occurs. Three hundred railway guards are being sent from Liaoyang to Mukden.
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Tokio
Foreign Office
Mukden
Chang Tso-Lin
Chang
Kuo Sune- Lien
Chinchow
Manchuria
Liaoyang
Longworth Wins Three Way Fight In House
Wisconsin’s Robert Marion La Follette youngest man to sit in the House in over a century gains oath and welcome from senators. He enters in formal dress as colleagues from both parties greet the new member and Dawes calls the session to order. Butler leads congratulations after the oath.
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Longworth
Robert Marion LaFollette
Wiseconsin
Dawes
Senate
LaFollette
Lenroot
How Doctors Treat Colds and Flu
Doctors recommend Calotabs to break up a cold or shorten grippe flu symptoms. One or two tablets with water purify the system, cause no salts or nausea, and leave you with a hearty appetite by morning. Family package with directions costs 35 cents at any drug store.
Bill Proposes Federal Tax Cuts Reported
A congressional report outlines a tax reform bill with across the board rate cuts and repeal of nuisance levies. It details inheritance tax reductions from 40 to 20 percent, credits for state levies, and gradual revenue declines. It notes repeal of excise taxes on cigars jewelry and autos while keeping the passenger car tax.
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Treasury Department
Pania
Green
Tax Reduction Moves Fast as New Congress Opens
The House opened with a non partisan revenue measure from the Ways and Means Committee as the first bill. Chairman Green predicts passage with minimal changes by next week and aims for Senate action by March 1 to cut federal taxes by about 326 million dollars next year.
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House
Congress
Ways and Means Committee
Green
Tilson
Connecticut
Garrett
Tennessee
Ureen
Treasury
Senate
Hill Defeats Moro to Claim Orient Boxing Titles
Filipino lightweight Johnny Hill wins a 12 round bout against Kida Moro to establish a claim to lightweight featherweight and bantamweight championships of the Orient. The victory at Manila solidifies Hill as a dominant figure in regional boxing.
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Weperats Moro
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dJohnny Hil
The
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Kida Moro
Bernalillo County Charities Report Details Aid Totals
The Bureau of Charities of Bernalillo County released a one year report ending December 1 showing 2,461 cases averaging six persons each aided about 12 265 individuals. Expenditures include rent groceries medicine clothing and fuel with total disbursements around 4 . The report notes tax funding from a 00489 levy and mentions the charity commission and secretary J C Smith.
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Bureau of Charities
Bernalillo County
Western Union
Charity Commission
Summers Burkhart
Max Nordhaus
BD. A. Porterfield
Leonardo Hunick
Andres Romero
Anna Wilds Strumquist
Bachech
County Commission
J. C. Smith
Commiss
Ion
Romero
Santa Fe Railway
State Bureau of Child Welfare
Child Welfare Bureau
Elke Club
Hagan Coal Co
Diamond Coal Co
The
Elks
Author Pound Guilty in Obscene Mail Case
Rev. Albert Sidney Gregg author and vice president of the American Civic Reform Union was found guilty in federal court of sending obscene matter through the mail. The verdict comes after the trial concluded in Cleveland with testimony on the communications in question.
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Pound
Cleveland
Albert Sidney Gregg
Arerean Civic Reform Union
Matila
Snow Likely Brightens Vaughn Territory Outlook
Snow fell in Vaughn New Mexico on Monday as previous coverage melted, leaving ground unfrozen. Livestock remain in good winter condition with ample forage and feed stockpiles. ranchers expect a strong lamb and calf crop next year amid rising prices and improved cattle prospects. Merchants report better business and brighter optimism than in years.
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Vaughn
N. M
Vauehn
Navel Oranges and Jonathan Apples Ad Trade
An advertisement notes Navel oranges and Jonathan apples offered with cheaper mowing as a special price from a grocer. The brief promotes fruit and lawn care together, urging readers to visit the store for discounted produce and mower deals.
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Jonathan
Prune Peddlers Ready for Battle in Upcoming Season
The Piggely Wiggly team formerly Bankers, led by Captain Tonnie Pegue, prepares for the season after two to three weeks of practice. Tony Gilbert departs for a three week Mexico City visit but will return before season starts. Bill Rogers from Missouri, a former freshman, joins as center to fill the position.
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Bankers
Tonnie Pegue
Tony Gilbert
Mexico City
Bill Rogers
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