Continued Accessions 10 Forces of the De la Huerta Chief Claimed
Report from the de la Huerta provisional government at Vera Cruz says continued accessions bolster the forces in Mexico. In Tamaulipas federal troops control Matamoros Nuevo Laredo and Victoria. revolts reported inland. Lopes de Lam fled toward reports, with federal victory indicated. General Larnaga crosses border into Tamaulipas. 1,200 Huerta troops in the state and more volunteers arriving. ammunition shipments arrive from Vera Cruz to Tampico.
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Tamaulipas
Brownsville
Texas
de la Huerta
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Matamoros
Nuevo Laredo
Victoria
Gover of
Lopes de Lam
Larnaga
United States
Rede
Taipai
Popes
Huerta
Amaulipas
Ily
Tampico
Aged Man Recalls Family Deaths in Ice Storm Tragedy
Antonio Montoya describes how an icy blast claimed several relatives in the storm. Becker, his son, is still missing as rescue efforts continue.
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FTE
Antonio Montoya
Stormear Becker
Obregon cites Mexican peace hope in telegram to El Paso Times
President Obregon, in a telegram from a special train at Guanajuato, says the movement led by General Betrada and Sanchez, opposed by Adolfo de la Huerta, lacks sufficient support to warrant a formal revolution. He claims the people favor peace and vows the country will soon see order restored.
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el Paso
Tex
Deedari
Mex
Obregon
el Paso Times
Generalg Ba
Sanchez
Adolfo de da Huerta
Desiguana
Guanajuato
Fediter
Texas
Fis
Srois Betrada
Adolfo de Luerta
Bason
Mericgu
eRanece
Mexico
Republic
Joaquin Amaro
A Shitierres
J. J. Mendes
La 3
Fard
NASA
Krodclifo Ll
Gaille
Jose Amaritas
Benigno Sertos Claudio Fox
R. EF. Figoa
Anaclete Lopez
Espirimh Rodriguez
Rebels clash with federal forces near Jalises in Ocotlan
Dispatches from Juarez report a first major clash between federal troops and rebel general Raga at Jalises near Ocotlan. Official notices describe fighting beginning December 13 with evolving reports from the front and local authorities in Juarez.
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Uarez
Juarez
Raga
Jalises
Ocotlan
Weather Forecast and Local Report Fragments
Forecast notes unclear with fragmented regions and dates. Local report covers twenty four hour period ending 6 p m yesterday with temperatures and humidity details and wind direction notes.
Hunters Schedule Sunrise Sunset Times Dec 16
Official sunrise tomorrow December 16 at 7 08 Santa Fe time Albuquerque clocks set sunrise at 7 08 with local notice. Sunset at 4 51 Albuquerque time one minute earlier by Santa Fe. Sunset could vary three to five minutes for December.
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Dember
Santa Fe
Albu
Suprise
General Eduardo Garcia Takes Command At San Luis Potosi
Nogales Arizona December 18 General Eduardo Garcia has left Magdalena Sonora about sixty kilometers north to assume command of the garrison at San Luis Potosi under orders from the federal government in Mexico City Garcia formerly commanded the fiscal guards of Sonora and arrives after a transfer confirmed today.
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Nogales
Ariz
Eduardo Garcia
Magdalena
Sonora
Mexico City
San Luis Potosi
Garcia
Committee Named to Plan Community Chest in Albuquerque
Representatives from major Albuquerque groups met at the Chamber of Commerce. A citywide committee will study and report on a Community Chest, with the Chamber to operate separately from charitable roles. Allen Ey Bruce named general chairman.
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Albuquerque
Chamber of Commercce
Allen BH. Brues
Tworocod
Community Chest
Chamber of Commerce
Aire
J. Steckwood
IWC
C. Seacnam
J. D. Waters
Rotary
Gien
Mrs. Bacon
Captain Adams
Salvation Army
Jack State
Riwanie
Herman J. Snyder
T. J. Mabry
Red Cross
E. ¥. Bridgeman
D. B. McKee
Frank Stortz
K. C. Balcomb
American Legion
Joseph Tausek
Curi Magee
H. F P. Plekrell
J. €. Sturm
Alien Ey Bruce
Arson suspects Sailstad and Anderson on Western Pacific train
The Western Pacific train carrying Edward Sailstad and Dorothy Anderson back to Superior Wisconsin from Napa California reached Salt Lake City Utah. Sheriff Hagreen reported the pair in good spirits and eating well while en route to Denver. They are accused of robbing a grave and setting a cottage fire in 1920 to disguise the bones as Sailstad, with insurance disputes linked to the case.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Western Pacific Railroad
Edward J. Sailstad
Dorothy Anderson
Superior
Wis
Napa
Calif
W. A. Hagreen
Douglas County
Wisconsin
U Hagreen
Denver
Rio Grande
Sheriff Hagreen
Ssilstad
Sallstad
Miss Anderson
Lake Nabagammon
Sailstad
Two Sheepherders Reported Lost in Snowstorm
A report of two sheep herders missing in snow east of Los Sainas alarms authorities while rescuers search. Seventy two automobiles are stalled in Nogal Canyon on the Hot Springs highway with many travelers seeking shelter near Socorro and San Marcial.
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Nogal Canyon
Hot Springs
Chamber of Commerce
Socorre
Deming
Las Cruces
Hillsboro
Flagstaff
Ariz
Winslow
Tombstone
Raedee
Bisbee
Mot Springs
Chamber
Gallup
Socorro
Dering
el Paso
Tijeras Canyon
Canyon
Severre
San Marcial
Petition Filed to Declare Albuquerque Hotel Bankrupt
In Santa Fe on December 14 a federal petition asks that the Albuquerque Hotel company be declared bankrupt. Creditors Superior Lumber and Mill, Springer Transfer, and Adelard Chauvin allege over 1 000 dollars owed for materials labor and services. The filing states the firm is insolvent and on December 10 admitted inability to meet debts.
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Santa Fe
Albuquerque Hotel Company, Incorporated
Superior Lumber and Mill Company
Springer Transfer Company
Adelard Chauvin
Albquerque
Albuquerque Hotel Company
Superior Lumber and Min Company
Springer Company
Chauvin
Altuquerque Hotel
Jie
Indian Affairs Committee Adopts Broad Reform Plan
The 140 member advisory committee on Indian affairs backed a comprehensive action program covering health education land leases and dances for Indian wards. It urged Congress funding for higher quality teachers on reservations public school parity and expanded religious encouragement. It also approved diverting mineral lease proceeds to Indians and sought action on Pueblo land titles and court of claims admission.
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Washington
Resolutions Committee
Secretary of the Interior
Congress
Departments of Interior and of Justice
Pueblo
Court of Claims
Danco
Thea Crommittes
Dirk Lay
Interior Department
San Carlos
Arizona
Want
Hugh N. Scott
Work
Indian Bureau
Resigning Worker Leaps From Hotel After Luncheon
Anna Sucliffe a 23 year old Brooklyn woman who quit Women s Wear leaped from the sixth floor of the Hotel Brevoort after a luncheon with 28 colleagues. She crashed through a sedan roof outside and was taken to St Vincent s hospital with injuries. Police said motive unclear. She spoke of a husband at the hospital. A $62 luncheon check lay beside her.
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New York
E Wear
Anna Sucliffe
Brooklyn
Greenwich Village
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Ben T. Cable Former Illinois Congressman Dies at 62
Ben T. Cable former representative in the Fourteenth Illinois district died at his home here today at age 62. He is survived by his widow and two children.
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Ben T. Cable
Difstock Island
Congress
Ilinois
Iis
Mr. Cable
Rotary weighs fate of Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce
The Rotary club discusses reviving Albuquerque’s Chamber of Commerce amid debt and waning support. Members propose a wide revamp with a focused board, extensive citizen involvement, and a revival meeting to end dissension and boost funding.
Regents Meeting Set for Next Saturday
Santa Fe December 6 The board of regents of the State University will meet in Albuquerque Saturday morning Nathan Jaffa chairman announces he will attend the meeting in Albuquerque New Mexico.
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Santa Fe
Board of Regents of the State University
Albuquerque
Nathan Jaffa
Jaffa
Albuquuerque
Carroll Traded To Louisville For Lyle Bigbee
Chicago report notes outfielder Dixie Carroll of the Los Angeles Pacific Coast league club was dealt to Louisville of the American Association for outfielder Lyle Bigbee. Bigbee is brother to Carson Bigbee of the Philadelphia Nationals.
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Carroll
Chicago
Dixie” Garroll
Los Angeles
Louisville
American Association
Lyle Bigbee
Bighbee
Carson Bigbee
Philadelphia Nationals
Treasury shortage shocks Otero County official
J Benson Newell wired the state comptroller from Alamogordo reporting County Treasurer Harry G Norman confessed a shortage from 87000 to 810900 and requested an auditor. Wagner of the controller's office will arrive tonight to check Norman's office as Lincoln County also seeks an audit. Norman was serving his second term.
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J. Benson Newell
Alamogordo
Harry G. Norman
Wagner
Comptrollers Office
Carrivors
Norman
Board of County Commissioners
Lincoln County
Emigrants Dissatisfied With Adopted Homes Abroad
German emigrants report discontent with new lands in letters to the press. Middle class workers fear competition from NECA labor and low-wage locals in Brazil Argentina Mexico Chile and elsewhere. Despite warnings thousands still prepare to leave, with half the population aiming for the United States though fares are high.
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Leipzig
Germany
Grumbiers
Alleine
South America
Canada
United States
Brazil
Argentina
Mexico
Rosy
Chile
Aea
Spain
Portugal
Italy
Dalmatia
Syria
Aca
Oil Production Declines In Week Ending December 8
The American Petroleum Institute reports a 16 550 barrel drop in the US daily average crude oil output to 2 006 150 barrels for the week ending December 8. Declines are led by Powell field Texas and regions east of the Rockies with smaller shifts in California Oklahoma and Arkansas.
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New York
United States
American Petroleum Institute
Powell Field
Texas
Rocky Mountains
California
Oklahoma
Kansas
North Texas
Central
North Louisiana
Arkansas
Gulf Coast
Winstern
Wyoming
Montana
Atlantic
Mid-Continent
Penneylvania
Bradford
Guilt Coast
Furcell Sold to Beaumont in Texas League Trade
Chicago reports Furcell outfielder from the Denver club of the Western league was sold tonight to the Beaumont club in the Texas league. The move transfers the player to the Beaumont roster for the upcoming season.
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Purcele
Beaumont
Chicago
Furcell
Denver
Texas
Igeue
Administration backs private German relief effort
President Coolidge via Senator Lenroot endorsed private charity for German relief, praising leaders like General Allen and Charles G. Dawes. He urged continued private relief with a businesslike approach, while Hoover discussed the issue, and Lenroot withheld action on a $20.6 million German food relief bill in favor of pursuing an international food loan.
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Washington
Coolidge
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Germany
A. C. Backus
Milwaukee
CIA
Allen
Henry T. Allen
Cieneral T Dawen
Charles G. Dawes
Hoover Arsa
Reverence for the law urged by A Poling
Dr. Daniel A. Poling of New York urged reverence for law at the Federal Council of Churches meeting in Columbus. He contrasted Governor of New York Felings with Abraham Lincoln and argued voting responsibility and strict enforcement of prohibition laws amid calls to modify or repeal the eighteenth amendment.
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Columbus
Ohio
al’ Smith
New York
Daniel A. Poling
United Society of Christian Endeavor
Federal Council of Churches
Felings
Abraham Lincoln
Poling
Cubs Infielder John Kelley Claimed by Boston Nationals
Chicago Cubs infielder John Keller has been claimed by the Boston Nationals on waivers in a move reported December 12. The transfer shifts a Chicago roster asset to Boston amid ongoing player movements in the National League.
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Braves
Eee Keller
Chicago
John Kelleher
Chicago Cubs
Boston Natiionals
House Splits Over Committees In Congress Row
Republicans inch toward organizing standing committees with Nelson insurgents opposing rules panel choices. Longworth will present selections, while Senate stalls on chairman picks. May Nolan named first female House committee chair. veteran and socialist appointments noted. Recess planned from December to January pending holiday break.
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Washington
House
Representative Nelson
Wisconsin
Longworth
Ohio
Nelson
Senate
Interstate Commerce Committee
Smith
South Carolina
Monnday
Cummins
Iowa
House Respublicans
May Nolan
California
John Nolan
Victor Berger
U S Exports Outpace Imports in November Trade
Exports from the United States in November were valued at 404 million dollars while imports totaled 292 million, producing a favorable international trade balance of 112 million dollars. The figures were reported from Washington dated December 13.
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Washington
United States
Restoration of Southern delegate strength sparks Senate clash
Washington dispatch reports a fight over restoring southern delegates at the Republican convention. Senator Hiram Johnson calls the move beyond power and a penalty to GOP states, while RNC Chairman John Adams defends it as justice to districts and honors for 1926 Harding supporters. Johnson makes campaign progress with South Dakota primary developments.
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Washington
Hiram Joulmsenu
John Adams
Republican National Committee
Cleveland
Johnson
Adams
Bink
Harding
Howell
Nebraska
South Dakota
Norbeck
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Goawoom
Southwest Paracter
Dear
General Garcia
POH
San Luis Perpost
Joseph Tondre
Valencia Coounty
Montoya
Javales
Belen
Montesa
Antonio
Miramen
Monteya
Juan
Dunn
Tondre Telid
Tondre
Antonin Montoya
Juan Montoya
Petra Montoya
Maria Montoya
Polinaria Chaves de Montoys
Miramon Montoya
Antonie Montoya
Los Sainas
Morning Journal
Soncorre
Committee ON Indian Affairs
Ion Health
U. OF C
Rotary Club
Kenneth Baldridge
Charlies White
N. Marron
Harry ©. Strong
A. Ry
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A. B. McMillen
W. ©. Neid
G. E. Breece
G. A. Martin
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Betty Dickerings
George S. Kiock
Warren G. Harding
Martin
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Petroleum Institute
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