Steel Orders Rise After Election Boost Says Gary
United States Steel reports a 506,699 ton jump in unfilled orders for November the largest since 1922. Gary says sentiment shifted after the November 4 election and urges steady prudent growth to avoid excess. Five western railroads have inquiries for 100,000 tons of rails and orders for cars and rolling stock are pending.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation Today
Theompany
E. J. Gary
Fragmentary OCR News Snippet Analysis
Partial readable text hints at a discussion of a repair or product, mentioning electric, Moore, and a self description. No clear person or organization is identifiable. The fragment lacks coherent events, dates, places, or outcomes to summarize into a full news item.
Oil development near Vaughn takes new activity
Vaughn New Mexico December 10 The arrival of California oil operators signals renewed drilling interest northwest of Vaughn for a test well about twenty miles away A rig from Oklahoma shifts prospects for a deep test after a prior well 1800 feet deep yielded a small 25 barrel flow at 1500 feet The group may gain control and complete the previously drilled site near the Tularosa basin area
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Vaughn
N. M
California
Oklahoma
Tularosa Basin
Here
Weather Forecast for Denver and Southwest Regions
New Mexico: Generally fair Thursday and Friday with warmer air in the east portion Thursday. Arizona: Generally fair Thursday and probably Friday with little temperature change.
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Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
Weather Summary From University Report
Conditions for the past 24 hours show a clear day with high and low temperatures unreadable in places. Humidity at 6 p m was 78 percent and at 6 a m about 91 percent. Wind came from the north with light to moderate velocity.
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Es.s
Sunrise and sunset times for December at Santa Fe and Albuquerque
Sunrise on December 12 is at 6:00 am and sunset at 4:50 pm Santa Fe time. Albuquerque sunrise is 0 to 1 minute earlier and sunset 6 minutes later for December.
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Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Court sustains defendant in libel demurrer
Judge R R Ryan in J M Raynolds v Do Magee and Journal Publishing co sustained a demurrer to dismiss the $159 000 libel suit. Plaintiff’s attorney was allowed to file an amended complaint and link editorials to alleged libel. No jury was empanelled.
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R. R. Ryan
J. M. Raynolds
Carl Do. Magee
The
Journal Publishing Company
Francis E. Wood
R. H. Hanna
Fred Wilson
Magee
Morning Journal
Hanna
Raynolds
Wood
Probe of Arizona university conditions outlined by APA
The Association of University Professors released a two year study of the University of Arizona under President Cloyd Marvin. It questions dismissals of A. F. Vinson and Derossette Thoms and Turrell’s resignation, citing outside influence and department reorganizations.
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Cambridge
Mass
Association of University Professors
University of Arizona
Cloyd Marvin
A. F. Vinson
Derossette Thoms
Home Economics
Charles A. Turrell
Arizona
Vinson
Association
Vincent
Vinson Laws
Thomas
Turrell
Land Signings Shake Up Reds Baseball Staff
New York reports Grover Land veteran catcher formerly with Cleveland and Toledo has been signed as coach by the Cincinnati Reds. Also announced is the purchase of Cas Sandberg a catcher from Cincinnati by Oscar Reichow business manager of the Los Angeles club of the Pacific Coast League.
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New York
Grover Land
Cleveland
Toledo
Cincinnati Reds
Cas Sandberg
Cincinnati
Oscar Reichow
Los Angeles Club
Mountain States Oil tests new site in New Mexico
Raton New Mexico December 19 a new test spudded on the Sandoval ranch in Colfax county twenty miles southeast of Trinidad seven miles north of Barela Alesa. The Mountain States Oil company of Denver backs the test and expects oil at about two hundred feet. Two gas wells on the ranch have produced gas for years.
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Test Raton
N. M
Sandoval Ranch
Trinidad
Barela Alesa
Colfax County
New Mexico
Mountain States Oil Company of
Denver
Naval air tragedy claims five, three fatally injured
Five officers and enlisted men from VF squadron two perished when a huge H-16 seaplane nose dived 1200 feet into the sea near Point Loma during target practice. Three others are said to be fatally injured with officials unsure of the exact cause.
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Fan Dieno
Calif
VF Squadron
Battle Fleet
Naval Aviation
Giochina Varini
Minnie May Varini
Pensacola
Fla
Kilburn Hi. Rory
San Diego
Arthur H. Thurston
Orance
N. J
Fred D. Cruell
J. Wiecze
Oswego
Hayter R. Davenport
Bristol
J. D. Massingill
Knoxville, Tenn, JR
Hautz
Davenport
Massingill
North Island
Joseph H. Gowan
Rockwell Field
Varini
Point Loma
Plans Set for Hannett Inauguration as New Mexico Governor
In Santa Fe plans for Arthur T. Hannett's gubernatorial inauguration on New Year's Day are under way with an executive committee chaired by Arthur Seligman. Members include Mrs. Rona Hanna Mrs. J. O. Seth and Mayor Nathan Jaffa. The ceremony may be in the hall of representatives with a ball that night.
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Santa Fe. N. M
Bec
Arthur T. Hannett
James F. Hinkle
Arthur Seligman
Rona Hanna
J. O. Seth
James L. Seligman
James A. French
Dan Kelly
Levi A. Hughes
P. A Walter
Nathan Jaffa
John B. McManus
Hall of Representatives
Government Favored for Cape Cod Canal Purchase
The Senate subcommittee voted a favorable report on the House bill to buy the Cape Cod canal for 11 590 000 dollars. The waterway, built before the war, was taken over by the government after hostilities began and kept until early 1921.
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Washington
House
Cape Cod Canal
Senate
Gallagher Masons Elect Officers in Gallup Lodge
Lebanon lodge No. 22 of Gallup elected officers. Edwin K. Frrett became worshipful master with Orin F. Peck senior warden J. W. Taylor junior warden George Keepers treasurer and Wm R. Cregar secretary. Installations set for December 21.
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Gallup
N. M
Lebanon
Edwin K. Frrett
Orin F. Peck
J. W. Taylor
Freorge Keepers
Wm. R. Cregar
German Cabinet Decides to Resign at Once
Berlin Dec 10 The cabinet of Chancellor Marx has decided to resign unless Ebert asks the Marx Stresemann group to continue until after the holidays. A new bourgeois ministry would then take power, with Nationalists likely to hold decisive Reichstag influence.
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Berlin
Marx
Unlees Ebert
Marx- Stresemann
Germany
Ebert
Mortimer Testifies Third Day in Forbes Trial
Elias H. Mortimer, chief government witness, faced five hours of cross examination on his claims to secure veterans hospital contracts through bribes. He admitted inconsistencies with Senate testimony and said he did not remember certain details while detailing bribe attempts and payments to Forbes.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Elias H. Mortimer
Forbes
Veterans’ Bureau
Mortimer
Charlies i. Forbes
John W. Thompson
St. Louis
James S. Easeby-Smith
New York
Mahgel G. Willebrandt
Randolph Laughlin
Thomson
Thompson and Black Construction Company
Thompson
Laughlin
Black
Laughaiin
White House
James M. Williams
Philadelphia
George Edmonds
Harding
Williams
Wardman Park Hotel
Washington
Wardman Park
August Belmont Dies Financier and Racing Figure
New York reports the death of August Belmont a financier and prominent sportsman at his Park Avenue home. Born February 18 1853 in New York he led B Y August Belmont and Company and chaired the Interborough Rapid Transit company. He shaped American racing and bred top thoroughbreds including Tracery and helped revive international turf competitions.
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New York
Belmont
Park Avenue
Morgan
Harvard University
Hampden, Conn
Philips Exeter Academy
B. Y. August Belmont and Company
Eleanor Robson
August, Jr
Raymond
Mr. Belmont
August
Caroline Slidell (Perry) Belmont
Altgel
Palatinate
Rhenish Prussia
United States
Belmont Park
Newmarket
Long Island
Aas
America
Tracery
To & J. Unzue
Panyrus
Zev
Pierre Wertheimer
Truck farming threatened by proposed freight increases in Arizona and California
Testimony at an Interstate Commerce Commission hearing warned that higher trans continental freight charges on perishable fruits and vegetables would ruin Salt River valley lettuce farming in Arizona and hurt Imperial valley growers in California. Arizona expert A F E Johnson and Imperial Valley crop leader C L Lee cited potential abandonment and losses as 145 crates per acre on 21 000 acres supply a large share of the nations lettuce. The hearing moves to Jacksonville Florida at week end.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Salt River Valley
Arizona
Imperial Valley
California
Interstate Commerce Commission
A. F E. Johnson
Arizona State Railroad Commission
C. L. Lee
Imperial County Farm Bureau
Johnson
Lee
Jacksonville
Fla
Ruthenberg Conviction Upheld by Michigan Supreme Court
The Michigan Supreme Court unanimously upheld the circuit court verdict convicting Charles Ruthenberg secretary of the Workers Party of America for violating the state syndicalism law. The decision asserts the act is constitutional and officers acted properly in seizing evidence at the Bridgeman August 1922 raid. The court labels Ruthenberg and the party as the red thread of Russian communism.
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Lansing
Mich
Associated Press
Charles FE. Ruthenberg
Workers Party of America
Communist Party of America
Michigan
State Supreme Court
Berrien County
Bridgeman
Circuit Court
Ruthenberg
Chicago
W. Z. Foster
Workers’ Party
Benjamin Gitlow
Berrien
Foster
Gitlow
Rose Pastor Stokes
Howard Wiest
Communist Party
Third Internationale
Moscow
Russian
Red Trade Internationale
Hluncarian Federation
Raton Legion Names Butler Commander
Raton New Mexico December 10 Vaughn Moore Post American Legion elected Joseph Butler as commander for the coming year with Robert Thom adjutant and Dale Markham vice commander. Other officers include Frank Prater historian L Stanley Brown chaplain James Zukic sergeant at arms and Don E Woodward trustee. The post plans a January 12 banquet and a push to recruit new members. Department Commander Quesenberry appointed Joseph Jacques as chairman of the arrangements committee for the New Mexico department.
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Joseph Jacques
Department of New Mexico
Day in Washington Highlights Key Legislative Moves
The House passed minor naval legislation while the Senate debated Muscle Shoals. Indian Commissioner Burke faced demands for an investigation into charges in the House. The Missouri Pacific received authority to buy the New Orleans Texas and Mexican railway. A Senate commerce subcommittee backed government purchase of the Cape Cod canal. Plans for cruising the airship Shenandoah to Hawaii were discussed and Britain’s stance on American war damage claims from Germany was communicated to the State Department.
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House
Senate
Muscle Shoals
Burke
Missouri V Pacific Railroad
New Orleans, Texas and Mexico
Senate Commerce
Cape Cod Canal
Shenandoah
Hawaii
Navy Department
Great Britain
Germany
State Department
Roads Open In All Directions In New Mexico
Clyde Tingley maintenance engineer announces state highways are open in all directions. Abo pass and transcontinental routes clear from Raton to the western border. Snow fell Monday and Tuesday but stopped by Wednesday. Some heavy melt in eastern areas. northern and extreme western sections still show snow, yet travel remains possible.
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Clyde Tingley
State Highway Association
Raton
Highway Department
New Mexico
Hearing Restored After Airplane Ride
Chicago dispatch reports Miss Gwen Dolyn Caswell formerly of London Fingland declared she could hear the motor clearly and understand questions after an airplane ride. Caswell had been deaf since age three.
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Chicago
Gwendolyn Caswell
London
McCoy Trial Evidence Details Mrs Mora Death Case
In Los Angeles a bedsheet smeared with blood, three crude wills, and apartment photos entered as prosecution evidence in the Norman Selby Kid McCoy murder case regarding Mrs Theresa Mora. Autopsy surgeon says the bullet struck at close range and smokeless powder left no powder burns. Albert Mora, widower of the slain woman, appears in court and Dagmar Dahteren, her former spouse, interacts with McCoy as defense may call him to testify.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Theresa Mars
Norman Selby
Kid McCoy
McCoy
Mra
Jennie Thomas
Mrs. M
Mors
Albert A. Mora
Dagmar Dahteren
Condition of Premier Herriott Improves at Home
Paris reports Premier Herriott’s condition improved after a serious grippe attack. He remains in bed and is expected to stay there tomorrow as physicians monitor his recovery.
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Paris
Associated Presa
Zinovieff Letter Conflict Renewed in Commons Debate
In the House of Commons a renewed clash over the Zinovieff letter emerges as John R. Clynes demands full disclosure of the evidence behind the subcommittee's finding of authenticity. Sir John Simon and Winston Churchill weigh in on Franco-American debt talks and Britain's postwar sacrifices. Continued on Page Two.
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London
Associated Press
House of Commons
Zinovieff
England
Baldwin Preeviously
John R. Clynes
Macdonald
Sir John
Great Britain
United States
France
Baldwin
Winston Spencer Churchhill
House
Atlantic
Churchill
Paris
Britain
Mr. Churchill
Petroleum Institute to Spend $100000 Annually to Tell Story of Oil
The American Petroleum Institute board adopts a resolution to form a public relations committee of nine to assemble and distribute facts about the oil industry to inform both industry and public. The group plans to spend about $100000 annually and seeks to move institute headquarters from New York to Chicago. The next board meeting will be in Colorado Springs in February to discuss market expansion and Henry L. Doherty’s conservation plan.
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Petroleum Institute
Fort Worth
Texas
Associated Press
American Petroleum Institute
State
Henry L. Doherty
Institute
iInatitute
The
Doherty
New York
Chicago
Board of Directors
Colorado Springs
Iny
Oil Reserve Dilemma Highlighted By Industry Speakers
At the American Petroleum Institute session EK De Golyer warned that oil land reserves may deplete and geologists could lose roles in the industry. DPD M Folsom cited California production decline and said the state may soon require all its own fuel output, while noting vast reserves in storage tanks.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Associated Press
American Petroleum Institute
EK. de Golyer
Amerada Petroleum Corporation
Dpd. M. Folsom
General Petroleum Corporation
California
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