Wrestlers fall through window during match in Mitchell
Bob Evans of Sioux Falls and John Karhounsari plunged through a city hall auditorium window ten feet to a standing car. Evans suffered a badly lacerated back while Karhounsari escaped with minor scratches. The incident occurred eleven minutes into the bout and both were taken to a hospital for treatment.
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Associated Press
Mitchell
Bob Evans
Sioux Falls
John Karhounsari
City Hall
Evans
Karhounsari
Notable Governors and Officials Arrive Amid Turbulent Rail News
The article reports Governor W. P. Hobby of Texas and others arriving by train in San Antonio, amid unrest and disciplinary actions among bandits and labor concerns. It notes potential layoffs tied to factory closures, with officials promising no layoffs if conditions improve, and mentions accused leaders Felipe Mencha and Nethamin Garza linked to bandit activity in Coahuila.
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Associated Press
Antonio
Texas
Mexico City
Alvaro Obregon
Coahuila
Mexico
San Antonio
W. P. Hobby
Rat Neff
Thomas B. Kilby
Alabama
C.D. Hallman
Kansas
Trapp
Oklahoma
Traly
Coahulin
San
Felipe Menchaac
Nethamin Garza
Nea Muazquiz
Huila
Santa Fe layoffs loom as shops expand in Albuquerque
Wildhaber and Patterson report layoffs at Bean Mervarthoe with other divisions trimming crews. They expect no definite date for cuts unless business improves. They believe Albuquerque may be the last Santa Fe division to reduce staff as plans to enlarge shops push to retain experienced machinists. Both leaders say the system is already exerting more effort than rivals to preserve payroll.
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Patterson
Machinists’ Union
Santa Fe
Wildhaber
Bean Mervarthoe
Pattereen
Albuquerque
War relief bill to revive the War Corporation faces Senate vote
The article reports plans to revive the War Corporation and provide farm relief as a Senate debate nears next Friday. Republican Gronna leads the measure, with prospects unclear as leaders weigh consent or immediate passage.
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Nance Corporation
Senate
Ington
Dec
Easure
Gronna
Republican
Neeth
Tenuate
Weather Forecast and Congressional Relief Efforts
A weather outlook says Thursday and Friday will bring fair skies with little change in temperature. In Congress the agricultural committee discussed relief measures for farmers and stock raisers. Rep Strong urged a study on financing for farmers while Rep Lee proposed extending credit to cotton farmers. Rep Taer revived a bill to bar gambling in foodstuffs and securities. Virginia and North Carolina tobacco growers spoke on shared hardships. Germany sought a one billion dollar credit for food imports, but committee members doubted approval.
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Strong
Kansas
Committee On Banking and Currency
Lee
Georgia
Federal Reserve Board
Taer
North Dakota
Garaway
Arkaos
Agricultural Committee
Virginia
North Carolina
West
Germany
W. W. Brauer
America
Tie
England
Italy
Belgium
Brauer
Congress
Ireland's Struggle Highlighted by Miss MacSwiney Witness
Miss MacSwiney testified before the 100 committee in Washington, alleging Britain fuels a reign of terror in Ireland to starve and subdue the nation. She asserted Ireland will gain freedom, cites peaceful aims, and compares Ireland’s provisional republic to America’s independence, with France as a friend.
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Associated Press
Washington
Dec
Irelamw
Mise Mary Munés Swiney
Slater
Cork
Committee of 100
Miss Macckwiney
Muriel Mackwiney
Ireland
Baghiad
Piory
Movement For Irish Trewhorm
United States
England
Miss MacEinney
Dublin
Miss MacSwiney
Nic
Genator Walsh
Massachusetts
Provisional Republic
Hin
Mins MacSwinney
Walsh
Witners
Mastachusetta
America
France
Luxemburg and Finland Approved for League Admission
The League of Nations assembly committee voted to admit Luxemburg and Finland today. Baltic states and Albania were postponed for future consideration.
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Luxemburg
Finland
Associated Presa
Geneva
Dec. S
League of Nations Assembly
League of Nations
Baltic States
Albania
Houston Proposes 4 Billion Annual Tax Levy to Congress
Secretary Houston urges immediate revision of tax laws to raise four billion dollars annually for four years. He backs higher income surtax, corporate profits tax, and broad consumption taxes including gasoline, cigarettes, cigars, tobacco, candy, and perfumes, with careful they should not vastly widen tax burden.
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Associated Press
Washington
Dec
Houston
Congress
Stevens
Treasury
Elouston
Nector
Fordneyaleo
Ways and Means
Joensi@n
Moroney
War Risk Insurance Bureau
Rolle
Dominion delegate hints at plot to throw bureaus under European influence
At the League of Nations assembly in Geneva, Canadian delegate N W Rowell blasted European statesmanship, warning that new bodies on finances transit and health would cede control to Europe. He argued distant nations cannot attend frequent conferences, risking European influence. Other delegates pressed for faster handling and compromise as fatigue grows.
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Dominion
Europe
Associated Press
Geneva
Assembly of the
League of Nations
N. W. Rowell
Canada
Committee On Technical Organization
Assembly
Rowell
France
Flanders
Arthur Belfour
Mr. Fisher
Robert Coch
South Africa
Europe Ife
Double wedding reunites two Albuquerque couples
Two Albuquerque couples remarry in a double ceremony at Rev Vanderpool's South Methodist parsonage. Mr. and Mrs. Sutton renew vows with their son giving away the bride. Mr. Sutton and Mr Honeen wed again with a minister officiating after earlier Spanish language ceremony. The couples hosted a wedding dinner at 704 South Walter Street.
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Albuquerque
W. Ss. Vanderpool
South Methodist Church
Charles G. Sutton
Mra. Sutton
Sutton
Mr. Sutton
Santa Fe
Stanley Honeen
West Santa Fe Street
Welling & Nner
South
Walter Street
Congress Takes First Steps to Revise Tax and Tariff Laws
Washington December 5. GOP lawmakers move toward revising federal tax and tariff laws as extra session nears. Fordney seeks simplified corporate income tax and flat tax proposals while hearings begin in House and Senate committees.
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Washington
Dev
Congress
Fordney
House
Moetumber North Dakota
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
House Committee
Sion
Pfordney Maid
Voerdney
Foerdney
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