Single Selling Agency Urged by Speaker at Federation
Gray Silver former Washington representative of the American Farm Bureau Federation urged establishment of a single selling agency to raise the farmer's share of the consumer dollar. He said co operative marketing could lift the return from 33 to 50 cents per dollar, cutting handling charges and potentially adding a billion dollars to farmers' incomes.
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Chicago
Gray Silver
Washington
American Farm Bureau, Federation
Federation
Silver
Europe
Sliver
Motorman Blamed for Gene Stratton Porter Death
In Los Angeles a coroner verdict finds a motorman negligent in the death of Gene Stratton Porter the novelist and naturalist who died after a street car struck her car. No district attorney statement on charges due to absence at the inquest.
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Los Angeles
Gene Stratton Porter
Butler's Leave of Absence Extended by President
Washington December 9 President Coolidge grants Brigadier General Smedley D Butler a one year extension of his leave of absence from the Marine Corps to serve as director of public safety in Philadelphia The extension caps further federal lending of Butler's services to the city at one year
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Washington
Smedley D. Butler
Coolidge
Marine Corps
Denver Weather Outlook This Week
Denver and surrounding regions expect generally fair conditions with clearing skies in the south portion on Wednesday. Thursday should bring warmer conditions in the east, while New Mexico sees fair weather in the north and south portions. Arizona remains fair Wednesday and Thursday with little temperature change.
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Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
University Weather Report From Yesterday
Local university summary records the last twenty four hours ending 6 PM with cloudy conditions. Highest temperature and lowest temperatures are listed with a mean near 37 degrees, humidity at 6 AM around 95 percent and 64 percent at 6 PM. Wind from the east at 46 velocity with no notable precipitation.
Sunrise and sunset times for December in Santa Fe and Albuquerque
Sunrise and sunset times for December are given for Santa Fe and Albuquerque. In Santa Fe the day begins at 7 05 a m and ends at 4 59 p m local time. Albuquerque sunrise is one minute earlier and sunset five minutes later.
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Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Higher Pay for Preachers Plea of Will Hays
Chicago December 9 The Associated Press reports Will Hays former postmaster general addressed 1 500 Presbyterian delegates urging increased ministerial pay. He called religion the world s essential industry and urged a 15 million service pension plan to support ministers and their families. He argued better pay would restore moral leadership and enable pastors to serve without distraction from financial pressures.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Will H. Hays
National Presbyterian Conference
Presbyterian Church
United States of America
Hays
Church of Christ
Have
General Assembly
America
Supreme Court Justice Mahlon Pitney Dies at 70
Retired Supreme Court Justice Mahlon Pitney died at his home after a bone illness. He had been on the retired list for 18 months after paralysis struck him. His associates plan to attend his funeral in a body.
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Washington
SuPreme Court
Mahlon Pitney
Justice Pitney
Painter Angé For Murder Of Young Woman
Willam G. Smith, a young painter in Hall England, was hanged after being condemned for the murder of Mrs. Elizabeth Bousefield last August. Local notables telegraphed King George for clemency, but the royal prerogative proved ineffective. A 10,000 strong meeting warned of strikes and possible violence as the execution proceeded.
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Hall
England
Associated Press
Willam G. Smith
Elizabeth Bousefield
Smith
George
Home Secretary
Kenworthy
M. P
Boy Bitten by Mad Dog Found and Treated
Health officials located a nine year old boy bitten by a rabid dog at Armilio eleven days earlier. He received Pasteur treatments on Tuesday. The dog was observed for days and then killed. Rabies confirmed in the animal after brain exam. The reporter’s name and address were initially missing, delaying the trace.
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Health Department
Armilio
Pasteur
King Georgia opens Parliament with speech on foreign affairs
London dispatch reports King George delivers the throne speech outlining friendly ties with foreign powers, Egypt and Sudan redress, and a study of the Geneva arbitration protocol. He notes plans for the Prince of Wales to visit Argentina and South Africa while urging economy, unemployment relief, and cross party goodwill to spur prosperity.
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London
Associated Press
George
Egypt
Great Britain
Sudan
League of Nations
Geneva
Prince of Wales
Argentina
South Africa
Zagloul Pasha
Leo Stack
Cairo
Jury panel set for Kid McCoy murder trial
In Los Angeles the superior court completed a jury of nine women and three men to try Kid McCoy for the murder of Theresa Moors committed last August.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Kid McCoy
Theresa Moors
Munwood Seized in Norfolk Over Alleged Illicit Liquor Aboard
Norfolk authorities seize the American steamship Munwood of the Munson line today over alleged intoxicating liquors aboard the vessel. Federal action follows inspection and detention in port.
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Norfolk
Munwood
Munson Line
Monarchial gains seen as weak backbone of new Reichstag
Berlin assumes post election verdict yields no solution to parliamentary deadlock. President Ebert faces forming a cabinet from negative results as monarchial and liberal parties contest the 492 deputies. Marx to confer with Ebert after cabinet meeting.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Ebert
Reichstag
Marx
Socialista
Mibert
Ntionalists
German People's Party
Bavarian People's Party
Ludendorff
Stresemann
Weather bulletin warns tourists to stay put amid snow in the state
The State Highway Commission urged auto tourists to remain where they are until conditions settle after widespread snow reported across the state. Reports show heavy snow in Abo Mountainair and Santa Fe corridors, with several roads blocked or difficult but open in parts.
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State Highway Commission
San Marcial
The
Highway Commission
Abo Highway
Commission
Arizona Line
Gallup
Springerville
Highway Department
Grants
McCartys
Abo
Mountainair
Encino
Santa Fe
Barton
Willard
Sanchez seeks quo warranto to contest lieutenant governor election
Felipe Sanchez y Baca, a Tucumcari Democrat, petitions to intervene in an injunction suit in Santa Fe alleging fraud and irregular voting in multiple counties. He claims many disqualified voters and impounded ballots, and accuses county officials of opening ballots before canvassers and fraudulent tabulation in San Miguel County.
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Santa Fe
Felipe Sanchez Y Baca
Tucumcari
Manuel B. Otero
District Court
Sanchez
Edward Sargent
Socorro
Valencia
Sandoval
Torrance
Rio Arriba
Taos
San Miguel
Trio Arriba
Eaid County
Alf Fine
San Micael
Pecos Valley Sees Unusual Duck and Goose Influx
Cold weather to the north has driven thousands of ducks and geese into the Pecos Valley over the past week. Veteran hunters say this is the largest wild fowl gathering ever seen there, while farmers report notable grain field damage from the birds.
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Moswell
N. M
Pecos Valley
Snow Brief Favors Clear Roads Through Gallup
Two inches of snow fell in Gallup New Mexico with sunshine in the morning and cold weather expected at night. Roads remain open and tourists report no difficulty passing through town.
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Gallup
N. M
Snow Falls in Raton New Mexico
One inch of snow fell in Raton New Mexico this morning. All roads are open and stock is unhurt.
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Socorro
N. M
Ha.m
Raton
Snowfall Hits San Miguel Mora and Taos Counties
A broad snowstorm began Monday night and continued Tuesday across San Miguel Mora and Taos counties. By noon today the total depth measured 1.75 inches with temperatures plunging to 20 early Monday night and 24 Tuesday evening. Despite wide reach the reports indicate benefits rather than damage.
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Las Vegas
N. M
San Miguel County
Mora
Taos
Snow Hits Clovis Area With Freezing Temps Expected
Snow has fallen across the Clovis New Mexico region with heavier accumulation to the north. Forecasters indicate freezing temperatures likely tonight as cold air moves in.
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Clovis, N. M
Washington Day by Day Under Coolidge Preview
President Coolidge began drafting a decision on the sugar tariff. Former Justice Mahlon Pitney of the Supreme Court died at his home. The Senate started voting on amendments to the Muscle Shoals measure and a House committee continued the shipping board investigation.
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Coolidge
Mahlon Pitney
Supreme Court
Senate
Muscle Shoals
Shipping Board
House
Mayfield
White House
Winslow
Ecommerce
Chargea
Burke
Congressional
Hammond Trial Set Thursday in Rat on
Raton New Mexico December 9 District court will hear the case of the State against Hammond with Judge Lieb presiding. Hammond, president of the failed Union Trust and Savings Bank at Clayton, faces a charge of illegal banking for receiving deposits while knowing the bank was insolvent.
Veteran Kansas editor Greer dies en route to Hawaii
F P Greer 67 year old editor of the Winfield Courier dies aboard ship bound for Honolulu seeking a climate to prolong life. He began as a printer in 1874, bought into the Courier in 1881, and became sole owner in 1885. He had battled ill health for eight years.
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Winfield, Kans
F. P. Greer
Kansas
Honolulu
Winfield Courier
Courier
The
Tucson Bankers Indicted on 100 Counts in Bank Misappropriation
Webster H. Land president and Byrd Brooke vice president of Tuccoon National Bank were indicted on 100 counts of conspiring to misappropriate bank funds. The 125 page indictment covers transactions from 1922 to 1928 with alleged false reports and 14 overt acts.
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Tuccon
Ariz
Webster H. Land
Byrd Brooke
Tuccoon National Bank
Federal Grand Jury
United States Court
United States
Land and Brooks
Itsa
Muscle Shoals Question Moves Slowly Forward
Washington reports the Muscle Shoals question advanced as the Senate defeated all amendments opposed by Senator Underwood and adopted those he supported. A final vote is not expected until late in the week with possible five minute limits on debate. An amendment by McKellar requires lessees to be American citizens or American controlled. Glass’s amendment removes a stipulation that operating funds be held in Federal Reserve banks.
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Washington
Muscle Shoals
Senate
Underwood
McKellar
Tennessee
Glass
Virginia
Kid McCoy murder trial opens amid jealousy motive claim
Los Angeles prosecutors aim to prove Norman Selby known as Kid McCoy murdered Theresa Mars over jealousy and stole $30,000 in jewelry after living with her. Opening statements describe a liquor fueled mood, a raid on Mors art shop, a threatening line about going to the chair.
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Los Angeles
Norman Selby
Kid McCoy
Theresa Mars
the Hempen Square
BE. J. Dennison
Dennison
McCoy
Hollywood
Mors
Seventh Street
Theresa Mors
New York Herald Tribune May Face Supreme Court Indictment
After a federal court jury acquitted the New York Herald Tribune on charges of unlawfully publishing income tax return details, William Hayward says he will seek a grand jury indictment and aim for U S Supreme Court review. Judge Knox directed the acquittal but the government plans to appeal if allowed. The case hinged on legal interpretation rather than facts.
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New York
Dec
New York Tribune Company, Incorporated
Hierald-Tribune
William Hayward
United States Supreme Court
John C. Knox
Hayward
Tribune Corporation
Knox
Herald
Herald-Tribune
New 88 story skyscraper planned for Broadway block
New York reports plans for an 88 story office building that would surpass the 51 story Woolworth tower in height. A wind sway test of the Woolworth tower is said to be considered as the new skyscraper moves forward. The proposed structure would occupy an entire downtown Broadway block.
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New York
Woolworth
Broadway
Elevator and Barge Destroyed by Fire in Port Huron
Port Huron Mich Dec 9 a Grand Trunk elevator holding 600000 bushels of grain burned with a barge named Alexander Maitland nearby carrying barley. Fire origin undetermined initial estimates put the loss above 506000 dollars.
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Port Huron
Mich
Grand Trunk
Alexander Maitland
Move is launched to retain land offices
Washington dispatch reports the House advancing the Interior and Agriculture appropriation bills. The agricultural measure funds road construction at 80 million dollars and discusses keeping western and southern land offices, plus a Senate push to fund the Spanish Springs reclamation in Nevada.
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Washington
Interior Department
Senate
House
Spanish Springs
Nevada
Cose
Richards
Pittman
Smoot
Reptilian
Utah
Cramton
Michigan
Sinnott
Cepubliccan
Oregon
Weather Bureau
Bureau of Animal Inustry
Bureau of Plant Industry
Tragedy as Mother Kills Daughter then Ends Her Own Life
Fresno California reports a sequence of fatal acts as Martha 5 is choked with a rope by Mrs. Freda Toulsen 42. The mother then uses a rope to hang herself from a barn rafter on the Selman ranch. Svend Toulsen the husband found both bodies on returning home from work.
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Fresno
Calif
Dee
Martha
Freda Toulsen
Selman Ranch
Hersel
Svend Toulsen
Steady Investment Demand Lifts 20 Industrials to High Levels
New York December 9. A broad investment demand from all sections of the country and foreign capital lifted the average of twenty leading industrials to a multiyear high. Seventy four issues gained with many reaching new peak prices, while brokers report funds flowing from institutions and wealthy individuals. Trading volume exceeded 1.8 million shares as optimism persisted despite minor profit taking and limited broker loans.
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New York
Associated Press
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William H. Smith
MGRY
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Rio Puerco
Chamber of Commerce
Flagstaff
Teal Orgent
Pecos
Hammond
E. P. Greer
Hawaii
Tucson
Hempen Square
Wall Street
Munds & Winslow
Gnaim
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