Five Montoya Family Die In Blizzard Near Becker
Five members of a New Mexico family traveling by wagon died in a blizzard near Becker after being overtaken six miles east of town. A Montoya son is missing and presumed dead as rescuers search amid extreme cold and wind.
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Becker
Montoya
Lincoln
N. M
Belen
Blue Ranchepringe
Justice of the Peace
Javales
Tondre
Waa Mins
Anid
Montoyas
Breslau Suspends Street Car Service
Breslau has halted street car operation due to mounting deficit from failing fares and rapid currency decline. Dr. Erich Gloeden advocates new town plans placing housing near workplaces with express lines to connect industrial centers.
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Breslau
Simu
Rsleus
Bresian
Erich Gloeden
Gloeden
Officers Elected by Santa Fe Kiwanis Club
The Santa Fe Kiwanis club elected its officers for the year at its annual meeting. Bra dfield reported on the Kiwanis International council in Chicago with White unable to attend. Elected were FE Dana Johnson president Henry Dendahl vice president H S Luts treasurer Don Munsaker district trustee and directors Cassell McConvert Kayne and Moore. Retiring president W Lasater received thanks for his service.
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Santa Fe
Santa Fe Kiwanis Club
Wesley Bradfield
Kiwanis International Council
Chicago
Neu
White
Bradfield
Kiwanis
Harding
Dana Johnson
Wenry Dendahl
H. S. Luts
Don T Hunsaker
J. C. Cassell
Four Fuhrman Children Die in Fire at Indiana Farm
Four children of William Fuhrman a farmer ten miles south of Loogcotes Indiana were burned to death when their home burned last night. The blaze destroyed the farmhouse and all occupants perished in the flames.
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Loogcotes
Ind
William Fuhrman
Here
Weather Porpcass for Denver and Southwest Regions
The forecast notes generally fair conditions for New Mexico east and south with unsettled NW areas on Thursday and Friday and slowly rising temperatures. Arizona expects fair weather Wednesday and Thursday with some unsettled northeast portions and no major temperature change. University data show yesterday’s 24 hour totals with a high near 82 and a low around 18, with humidity around 98 percent at some stations and trace precipitation. The day is described as partly cloudy with prevailing easterly winds.
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Porpcass
Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
C. FE
Sunrise and sunset times for December in Santa Fe area
Official sunrise tomorrow is at 7:07 AM YDT, with Santa Fe Albuquerque times showing a one minute earlier sunrise and three to five minutes later sunset in December.
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Ydecender
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Cleveland Wins Convention of K O P in 1924
The 1924 Republican national convention will meet in Cleveland on June 16 with 1,199 delegates, the largest in party history. The committee retained substantial southern representation while boosting northern influence and upheld Chicago’s reduced role amid a heated reapportionment dispute.
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Washington
Cleveland
Republican National Committee
Chicago
San Franciseco
Des Moines
Democratic National Committee
Howell
Nebraska
Harding
Charles Db. Hilles
New York
Bids Considered for New Water Reservoir Project
Seven of twelve bids were rejected by the city commission with five retained for further review for a 9.7 million gallon reservoir. Leading bids come from O'Toole Colorado Springs $88,000 and Morgan Albuquerque $93,894, with other proposals from El Paso Albuquerque and Buena Vista Heights. One bid was rejected for late filing and a separate bid for cost plus structure was held for consideration before a special meeting.
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City Commission
Frank Kimball
W. L. O'Toole
Colorado Springs
Janary i. A. XX. Morgan
Albuquerque
McKee
el Paso
James N. Gladding
Albuquersque
Mr. Gladding
Buena Vista Heights
Shufflebarger Company
Ramey Brothers
Anderson
el Passo
A. S. Hall and Sons
A. Pople
Trinidad
Colos
Burt
Trip
Cotton production total in U S hits 10 081 000 bales
Washington reports the 1982 24 season output at 10 081 000 bales, down 167 600 from forecast. The crop weighs 21 322 000 pounds exclusive of linters, averages 31 cents per pound, and is valued at 1 494 613 230 dollars, the fourth most valuable crop ever and the sixth to exceed a billion.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Requisition papers signed for Looney's return
Springfield Ill December 12. Requisition papers for the return of John P Looney held in Santa Fe New Mexico on conspiracy charges were signed by Governor Small today. The requisition states Looney Harry M Shriver and John W Scott were indicted in Rock Island county.
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Springfield
Ill
John P. Looney
Santa Fe
N. M
Small
Looney
Hlarry M. Shriver
John W. Scott
Rock Island County
Embargo on Mexican Railways Reported to Aid Government Troops
San Antonio reports from Tec. 12 that an embargo on all railway transport in Mexico has been ordered to keep lines ready for troop movement. G H Mayor, who left Mexico City, says trains had ceased since Friday and fears for stability grow as conditions remain unsettled.
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San Antonio
Texas
Mexico
G. H. Mayor
Mexico City
Mr. Mayor
Thomas de Hueda
Echegueron and Company
Mazatlan
Taredo
Guadalajara
el Paso
Mayor Siga
Indian Leader Mendez Executed by Federal Forces
Nogales reports a federal execution of Yaqui Indian chieftain General Fruitoso Mendez for leading a plot to incite uprising among Yaqui in Sinaloa and Sonora. A rebel general at Tepic was also executed. details say Dieguez and Buelna among revolt leaders, with Mendez captured at Guaymas.
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Nogales
Ariz
Fruitoso Mendez
Sinaloa
Sonora
Guay- Mas
Tepic
Nayarit
Federalg
Advices
Teple
M. M. Dieguez
Macario Gaxidia
Rafael Buelna
Federal
Mendez
Guaymas
el Paso
Texas
Ful
Hermosillo
Dieguez
Nevara
Senora
Villanueva
Ortega
Magration
Mazatlan
Firmar Mayterena
Acaponetsa
Angel Flores
United States
Tucson
Flores
Culiacan
Vera Cruz
de la Huerta
Morehead in Critical Condition in Charlotte
John Motley Morehead of North Carolina, a Republican National Committee member, has been seriously ill with pneumonia for a week and is reported tonight by his physicians to be in critical condition in Charlotte.
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Morphead
Charlotte
N. C
John Motley Morehead
North Carolina
Republican National Committee
McAdoo Enters Democratic Presidential Race in California
William G. McAdoo formally announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination at a Los Angeles luncheon. He pledged California’s strong support and stated the state will be more on the map in the coming election. He is a former U S secretary of the treasury and son in law of Woodrow Wilson.
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Tos Angeles
Calif
William Gibbs McAdoo
Democratic
Women's Democratic League
California
Deadlock on Interstate Commerce Chair Fails Again
In Washington on December 12 the senate rebuffed three ballots to elect a chairman for the interstate commerce committee. Five of seven senators backing Taft La Follette shift to Smith, but no majority. Bruce of Maryland defects, praising Cummins while Brookhart hints at a bipartisan understanding.
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Washington
Senate
Interstate Commerce Committee
Ta Follette
Wisconsin
Smith
South Carolina
Gene Democrat
Bruce
Maryland
Senator Cummins
Iowa
Brookhart
Cummins
la Follette-Magnus Johnson
Trockhart
Bond Issue Prompts Campaigns Around New Town Court House
With a December 2 election date for a 590000 court house and jail bond, supporters plan meetings and ads to win votes while opponents led by Modesto C Ortiz Jesus Romero Leonardo Hunick and Desiderio Montoya organize protests. County officials set up voter lists and poll books and appointed election judges across 14 precincts.
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New Town
Modesto C. Ortiz
Jesus Romero
Leonardo Hunick
Desiderio Montoya
Banda
Mariano Chavez
Jank Arias
Melquiades Sanches
Eduardo Sanches
Epifanio Chavez
Justo Banchez
Luis Chaves
Justo Trujillo
Francisco Luceres Y Montoya
Filimene Sanchez
Ambrosio Zamora, Jr
Pedro Romero
Trinidad Lucero
J. M. Sanchez
John Vigil
Pfrancisco Turleta
Jesus Padilla
Ramon Barbosa
Thilavio Gutierrez
Armando Gongales
Dario Chavez
Luis Candelaria
Gregorio Garcia
Jacobo Garcias
Alfrendo Armijo
Gabriel Sanchez
A. Cole
Pablo Maldonado, Jr
Tomas G. Apodaca
Manuel Gutierrez
Rafael Chavez
Dolores Muniz
J. F. Menk
Precinet
D. Pacheco
Alejandro Sandoval
Charlos Herrera
Martin Aranda
Jacobo Chaves
Vaughn Man Is Storm Victim Body 15 Found
Juan Marcillo Spanish sheepman died in a severe storm near Tejon station Vaughn New Mexico. His son Ledro Marcillo returned unharmed though frostbitten and the search party recovered the stranded flock and the body. A second herder nearly froze to death while railroad workers saved him along the Santa Fe line. The blizzard rages with fierce wind and heavy snow hindering communication with ranches. More losses among livestock and possible missing herders are feared.
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Vaughn
N. M
Juan Marcillo
Tejon
Here
Leldro Marcilio
Santa Fe
Storm and bitter cold close Levy New Mexico roads
A blizzard swept Levy New Mexico and nearby areas for two days with heavy snow and dropping temperatures. Roads became impassable and school transport halted. a truck broke down and pupils rode in a borrowed car or on horses. Tourists were stranded and farmers faced stock feed shortages and poor animal condition.
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Levy
N. M
Mountain View
Three Die in Storm Near Clovis New Mexico
In Clovia New Mexico two boys sons of rancher Joe Centre of 18 miles southwest Friona Texas froze to death during a storm that struck Monday and Tuesday. Two sheepmen missing in the snow. searching parties unsuccessful. Centrell children found frozen in a schoolhouse refuge. a Black man found dead in his cabin.
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Clovia
Hoyve
Joe Centre
Friona
Texas
Centrell
Burns Prove Fatal to Walter B. Fisher
Walter H. Fisher aged 65 died in a Santa Fe hospital from burns after a gasoline tank exploded near Pecos on a meteor track. William Christian is in critical condition and A L Fisher will recover. The men were filling the truck tank from a small portable tank on the car when the gas ignited from a lantern held by the elder Fisher.
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Santa Fe
Walter H. Pisher
Pecos
William Christian
Tisher
Fisher
Flores renounces candidacy pledges allegiance to Obregon
Nogales reports General Flores has resigned his presidential bid and aligned with President Obregon. He has assumed Sinaloa governorship and pledged to cooperate for peace, citing military movements and legality. Support from Sinaloa Chihuahua Tamaulipas and the federal district is noted.
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Nogales
Ariz
Ge Flores
Obregon
Hermosillo
Sonora
Tita
Pieres
Sinaloa
Manuel Rivas
Flores
Cullacan
Alvaro Obregon
Monster City
Mexican Republic
Mexico
Chihuahua
Tamaulipas
Federal District
Fiores
Mexico City
Peace Reigns After Navarit Rebel Suppressed
From Nogales Arizona December reports El Sol of Hermosillo says local rebels in Navarit were quickly crushed under General Fierrara and commands of Regiments Twenty ninth and Seventeenth plus cavalry and other units. Official advices say peace now reigns and rebels captured and punished.
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Nogales
Ariz
el Sol
Hermosillo
Sonora
Navarit
Fierrara
Luis R. Flores
Ara~menta
C. M. Vasques
Bepignota
Juan Casas
Nayarit
Teodoro Frezieres Arrives in New Orleans Ties To De la Huerta
Teodoro Frezieres, cousin and close ally of Adolfo de la Huerta, lands in New Orleans aboard the Algeria from Vera Cruz and announces plans to open consular offices. He indicates he will stay in the city for some time amid Mexico’s revolutionary movement.
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New Orleans
Bee
Teodoro Frezieres
Adolfo de la Huerta
Revolutionary Movement
Mexico
Fregieres
Iegieres
Algeria
Vera Cruz
Frezieres
Washington backs new life for Reparations Commission work
Paris reports the Washington administration approves unofficial American participation in two expert committees to study Germany’s resources and Reich budget balance. The plan aims for highly representative finance and economics figures and seeks a path toward a final reparations settlement, with discussions led by Sir John Bradbury and Premier Baldwin.
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Paris
Associated Press
Washington
Germany
Reich
John Bradbury
London
Baldwin
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Los Lunas
Santa FE Kiwanians
National Committee
Ohio City
U. S
Mammoth Hall
Ohio
San Francisco
William G. M’adoo
Son
Clovis
Burns
Walter B. Fisher
Reparation Commission
Echclea
White House
Commission
Committee of Work
Hughes
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