Revolt Column Advances Toward Mexico City With Guns
Vera Cruz Dec. 10. A revolutionist column moving toward Mexico City adds four batteries of 75 millimeter guns and four machine gun batteries from San Juan de Ulua and harbor warships. A second column under General Guadalupe Sanchez heads toward the capital by rail to join the advance. Colonel Vivanco moves on Villa Hermosa to strike at Provertier Garrido. Wireless links link Vera Cruz with western command. Prisoner Angel Canarin, former acting governor of the state, arrives from Jalapa with others.
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Vivanco
Villa Hermosa
Tabasco
Garrido
Obregon
Vera Cruz
Associated Press
Mexico City
San Juan de Ulua
Guadalupe Sanchez
Coleonel
Weetarn
Jalapa
Io Angel Canarin
Tejada
Alternative Writ of Prohibition Issued Against Judge Leahy
The New Mexico Supreme Court issued an alternative writ of prohibition against District Judge David J. Leahy of Las Vegas. A hearing is set for December 24 to determine why he should not be forbidden to enforce a mandamus against Guadalupe County commissioners to compel approval of County Treasurer Simon Serrano’s bond.
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Santa Fe
State Supreme Court
David J. Leahy
Las Vega
Leahy
Guadalupe County
Simon Serrano
Parker
Fratten
C. M. Botts
Serrano
Untimely Death of Bill Donovan Moves Mathewson
Chicago reports Bill Donavan’s untimely death deeply moved Christy Mathewson, president of the Boston National League club. He recalled Donovan’s potential as player manager and noted he once faced Donovan in his major league debut. Mathewson, looking well, greeted staff at baseball headquarters.
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Bill Donovan
Mathewson
Chicago
Christy Mathewson
Boston
Donovan
Bancroft
Bill
Brooklyn
Matty
Baseball
Snowfall Buries Miami Arizona in Ten-Year Record
Six inches of snow blanketed Miami Arizona by 8 a.m. with more still falling. An official described it as the heaviest snowfall in twelve years and noted the temperature was not cold.
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Miami
Ariz
Weather Notes For New Mexico Arizona Regions
Denver December weather forecast reports clearing skies in the north with snow in the southern part Tuesday. Wednesday looks fair with slowly rising temperatures. Arizona gets snow in the north and rain in the south Tuesday, not as cold, with fair and gradually warming conditions Wednesday.
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Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
Weather summary from university report
Conditions for the past day show a cloudy day with temperature highs and lows not fully readable. Humidity and wind details are garbled but indicate a typical campus weather observation.
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Rae
Sunrise and sunset times for December announced
Officials set sunrise at 7 06 tomorrow December 12 and sunset at 4 80 Santa Fe time Albuquerque time. Sunrise shifts one minute earlier, sunset three to five minutes later in December.
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Santa Foe
Albuanerque
Navy seeks 307 million for fleet modernizing program
Washington Dec 19 Secretary Denby proposed a 307 075 000 appropriation to fund fleet modernization including eight 16000 ton cruisers three cruiser type submarines and six gunboats also base expenditures 7 476 090 and a five year naval aviation plan He urges elevating turret guns on 15 treaty battleships and converting six coal burning battleships to oil and notes cruiser and submarine shortages compared with Britain
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Washington
Denby
United States
Congress
Aeroeeer
Schofield
Department
Great Britain
Harding Sought Inly True and Lasting Peace Days
President Coolidge pays tribute to Warren G Harding in a radio address eulogizing the late leader. The successor honors Harding’s memory and calls for national unity and a peaceful path forward.
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Harding
Coolidge
Washington Conference Leader Honored in Memorial Broadcast
President Calvin Coolidge paid tribute to Warren G. Harding during a national memorial broadcast from the White House study. The speech praised Harding’s peace leadership, stance against war, and push for the Washington disarmament conference, highlighting his calm courage and faith in peace through industry and justice.
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Washington
Narding
Calvin Cain
White House
Department of Commerce
Coolidge
Ermies
Coolidge May Enter California Primary Fight
President Calvin Coolidge has entered the Republican nomination race and may appear on the California primary ballot, per California Republican William Crocker who urged him to challenge Senator Hiram Johnson in the state. Crocker offered no firm confirmation but said Coolidge’s chances in California against Johnson could be favorable.
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Washington
Coolidge
California
Hiram Johnson
White House
William 21. Crocker
Crocker
President Coolidge Urges Tax Cuts and Farm Aid Message
President Coolidge unveiled a clear message to Congress endorsing tax reductions and farm aid while opposing a bonus. The address clarified his stance after four months of debate, signaling a tax policy shift and farm support priorities to Congress and the nation.
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President Coolidge
Congress
Whirlwind Wrecks Homes in University Heights Monday
A cyclone like whirlwind hit University Heights causing extensive damage. It wrecked a garage, ripped roofs, shattered a bedroom window, and cut power by toppling electric wires. Estimated damage tops $2,600 with several homes affected and no injuries reported.
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University Heights
Yale Avenue
H. O'Donnell
Mellowan
McGowan
Frank Darrow
Marshal Ordered to Destroy Whisky in Grant County
Federal Judge Phillips orders U S marshal to destroy 790 gallons of corn whisky stored in the Grant county jail at Silver City. Neblett to assist Colorado court duties, with bankruptcy actions including Fairchild and Cline, and a show cause on Morley's cattle on national forest lines set for January 8, 1924.
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Bantage
Phillips
United States Marshal
Grant County
Silver Citys
United States District
Judes Neblett
Walter H. Sanborn
Colorado
J. Foster Symes
Neblett
Samuel W. Fairchild
Alamogordy
Hoy
Wyverett Kent
Dawson
William J. Cline
George C. Taylor
AlbuqQuerque
William H. Morley
National Forest
Yankees Reach Training Deal With New Orleans Club
The New York Yankees agreed to train in New Orleans next spring under a deal with A. J. Heinemann of the New Orleans club in the Southern Association.
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Yanks
New Orleans
Chicago
Associated Press
New York Yankees
A. J. Heinemann
Southern Association
Senator Dolmeon to campaign in Massachusetts for GOP nomination
New York dispatch reports Senator Dolmeon of California will mount a personal campaign in Massachusetts, Coolidge home state, to win support for the Republican presidential nomination. A. J. Murtha says Dolmeon will lead a push to carry delegates away from Coolidge and make a frank candidacy to party members.
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New York
Iliram Dolmeon
California
Masseehusetts
Coolidge
A. J. Murtha
Murtha
Washington
Callifornia
Rolinson
Massachusetts
Republican Party
Mer. Coolidge
Mr. Murtha
Tepic Falls to Rebels in Mexican Revolution Clash
Dispatches from Nogales report Tepic, capital of Nayarit, Mexico, captured by rebels with casualties on both sides. General Anatolio Ortera wounded and a young sublieutenant killed. Yaqui Indians move into the Pacatete mountains as the Carranza era turmoil widens.
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Nogales
Ariz
Tepic
Nayarit
Mexico
Tevic
Anatolio Ortera
Sui-Leutenant
Southern Pacific de Mexico
Mazatlan
Huerostas
Pacatete
Ortiz
Diaguez
Carranza
Angel Flores
Chilean Cabinet Resigns After Finance Minister Quits
The Chilean cabinet resigns this afternoon after Finance Minister Guillermo Subercaseaux withdraws due to congress delaying urgent resource legislation. A new ministry will be formed after President Alessandri returns from Osorno where he will inaugurate the Industrial Exhibition.
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Santiago
Chile
Guillermo Subercaseaux
Congress
Alessandri
Osorno
Lord Shaughnessy Dies at Montreal
Lord Shaughnessy chairman of Canadian Pacific railway board died in Montreal at seventy. He fell ill suddenly yesterday and death was caused by heart disease and complications. Born in Milwaukee.
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Montreal
Gan
Lord Shaughnessy
Canadian Pacific Railway
Iil
Miwaukee
Heavy Snow Falls Across Rocky Mountain Zone
A Colorado storm dumped eight inches of snow from Wyoming to New Mexico, with heavier amounts near Colorado Springs. Motorists abandoned cars between the city and Palmer Lake as crews worked to keep roads open, while trains ran on time despite the snowfall and light winds.
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Deliver
Colo
Wyoming
New Mexico
Colorado Springs
Pikes Peak
Palmer Lake
Telegraph
Telephone Companion
Sale of Apache Lumber and Apache Railway Announced
Phoenix announces the sale of the Apache Lumber company and Apache Railway to W M Cady BE E Smith of McNeary Louisiana and James J McNary of El Paso Texas by Northern Arizona Securities agents. Consideration not disclosed. The Apache railway is a To Mile road from Cooley Arizona to Holbrook Arizona connecting with Santa Fe. Built during the late war by T E Pollock.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Apache Lumber Company
Apache Railway Company
Northern Arizona Securities Company
W. M. Cady
BE. E. Smith
McNeary
Louisiana
James J. McNary
el Paso
Texas
Secu-Ritles Company
Apaché Railway
Santa Fe
T. E. Pollock
Unfilled Orders for United States Steel Fell in November
New York December 10 Unfilled orders of the United States Steel corporation on November 56 aggregated 4,598,484 tons, down 604,241 from October 81 and the lowest point since February 1922. Analysts saw the drop as an improvement, easing the expected market price decline.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Lost Mail Pouch Recovered by Woman Afraid to Return It
After a two day search postal inspectors located a lost mail pouch. A woman who found it hid the pouch in her barn fearing it could fall into the wrong hands. The pouch held letters and three registered pieces. investigators concluded no theft occurred.
Bond Election Found Legal by District Court in Albuquerque
Judge M E Hickey ruled the December 27 bond issue of 569090 dollars for a new courthouse and jail in Albuquerque is legal. Opponents argued Old Town and New Town were separate, but the court found the City of Albuquerque part of the 1888 county seat area and that bonding is permissible.
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New Town
M.E. Hickey
H. ¢. Siehl
Jesus Romero
City of
Albuquerque
Bernalillo County
Old Town
Cou Aty
Hickey
Bernalillo
Supreme Court
H. C. Roeht
Albuquerque Hotel company votes to admit inability to pay debts
At a Monday meeting the Albuquerque Hotel company board adopted a resolution by seven to three to confess inability to meet obligations and seek bankruptcy. Debts are about 150000 dollars. a 125000 dollar mortgage with Mississippi Valley Trust may not close. A restraining order halts further liquidation actions until December 28. George Rosington claimed control of the common stock preceding the move.
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Albuquerque Hotel Company
Mississippi Valley Trust Company of
St. Louis
Western Mortgage Company
George Rossington
Hickey
George Roalington
Nomination for Postmaster Seeks Senate Action
Washington lists Marie J. O'Bryan of Santa Fe as a nominee for postmaster at the Mexico post, among others headed to the Senate for consideration.
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Mes.y Bryan
Washington
Seits
Senate
Ean
Mexico
Marie J. O'Bryan
Anta Fe
Goolidge Urges Tax Reduction Against Bonus Proposal
President Calvin Coolidge urges Congress to cut taxes and opposes the proposed bonus plan amid a national bill totaling over 300 million dollars. He argues for reductions to spur economy and curb government spending.
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Goolidge
Coolidge Urges Tax Cuts and Opposes Soldier Bonus
President Coolidge urged Congress to cut taxes by more than 306 million and oppose a world war bonus. He warned large new spending would erase tax relief for years and stressed fiscal restraint to align public and state finances with economical governance. He argued disabled veterans deserve care, but a broad bonus would burden all citizens.
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Washington
Coolidge
Congress
R. Coolidge
Proposed $2875,009,000 Cut in Federal Expenses
Washington reports a proposed reduction of 275,000,000 in federal operating expenses for the next fiscal year. The annual budget totals 8,0 444 and receipts at 3.40, predicting a surplus of 998,682,¢84 under current revenue laws unless Congress reduces taxes by more than 306,000,000.
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Washington
Coolidge
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Vera Craz
Page Tyre
Johnson
League of Nations
Foreign Service
Marshal
Merico
Rocky Mountain Zone
Apache Lumber Company and Railway
Steel Corporation
Dotrict
Romero
Roehl
Meer
Roslington
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