Kellogg Explains U S Foreign Policies in Speech
Secretary Kellogg outlined Coolidge era foreign policy from Locarno to debt funding. He warned against indiscriminate loans, defended disengagement from European alliances, and defended visa exclusions while urging European rehabilitation and selective cooperation.
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New York
Coolidge
Kellogg
Department
Locarno Securiy
Council of Foregn Relations
Vdankernsgainst
State Department
Locarno
China
Amercan
Europe
Mr. Kelloggs
America
Ita
Weather Summary for Denver and Southwest States
Forecasts for Denver to December 14 show fair conditions across New Mexico and Arizona with colder southeast portions. Today and Wednesday expect fair skies with little temperature change. University observations report highs around 37 and lows near 22 with humidity around 76 percent morning and 22 percent evening. Precipitation shows no significant totals and winds from the southwest with a partly cloudy day.
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Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
Rambo
Sunrise and sunset times for Santa Fe in December
Hunters Sunrise December 16 will be at 7 08 a m Sunset at 4 51 p m Santa Fe time Albuquerque time 6 to 1 minute earlier for sunrise and 6 minutes later for sunset in December
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Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Santa Fe Announces 1926 Livestock and Grazing Land Values
The state tax commission released the 1926 minimum valuations for livestock and grazing lands. Cattle and sheep values remain largely the same as 1925, with slight increases for common stock. Detailed figures cover sheep by age and grade, cattle by class (calves, heifers, steers, cows, bulls), and dairy cattle minimums, plus grazing land rates for multiple counties. Additional rates apply to horses, swine, goats, and bucka.
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Santa Fe
State Tax Commission
J. E. Owens
Union
Clofax
Mora
San Migue
Harding
Lincoln
Chaves
Eddy
Otero
Taos
Lea
Rio Arriba
Torrance
Roosevelt
Guadalupe de Baca
Quay
Curry
Bernalillo
Grant
Hidalgo
Dona Ana
Luna
McKinley
Sandoval
San Juan
Sierra
Socorro
Valencia
Catron
Laddie
Democrats Open Tariff Fight With Revision Resolution
Washington December 14 Democrats opened their fight against the tariff with Rep Hull Tennessee introducing a resolution for tariff rate reductions and a permanent international trade congress to hear disputes and draft tariff treaties. Hull defended tariff revision as necessary to keep the United States competitive and to promote foreign trade despite White House opposition.
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Washington
Hull
Tennessee
Democratic National Committee
Oldfield
Arkansas
Democratic Congressional Committee
Congress
Permanent
International Trade Congress
Coolidge
Green
Ways and Means Committee
United States
America
Stanford Star End Signs For Pro Grads Career
Stanford tail end Jim Lawson the former captain and All American ends his college career to join the pro ranks with the same Jacksonville group that signed Ernie Nevers. Lawson declined to reveal pay but expects to depart for the East with Nevers on December 19.
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Palo Alto
Calif
Jim Lawson
Stanford University
Jacksonville
Fla
Ernie Nevers
Cardinal
Lawson
Stanford
Nevers
Blast wrecks new two story building near San Fernando
A mysterious explosion at a Veterans Hospital site four miles north of San Fernando partially wrecked a $75,000 two story concrete building. Three workers were injured and two in the basement burned as if by scalding liquid. Major William H. Radcliffe led the Department of Justice inquiry conducted in secrecy with no police or sheriff aid. The structure was nearly finished and slated for January occupancy.
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Los Angeles
United States Veterans’ Hospital
San Fernando
Department of Justice
William H. Radcliffe
Youth Dies After Hit and Run Car Crash
Demecio Maestas an 18 year old Harwood student died at St. Josephs hospital after a Sunday bicycle accident near Monkbridge Manor. He was struck by a car driven by Angelo Monti and never regained consciousness. Maestas home was in Rodarte New Mexico.
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Demecio Maestas
Harwood
Angelo Monti
St. Joseph's Hospital
Rodarte
N. M
Monkbridge Manor
Nordhaus gift eyed for city playground center
The school board tentatively accepts Max Nordhaus' offer of 5000 to equip a Washington Junior High site, with conditions: board supervision, city sewer and water lines at no cost, and location at the west end of the school grounds. A committee will work out terms and present specifics to the city commission.
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Nordhaus
Board of Education
Max Nordhaus
Central School House
M. E. Hickey
Washington Junior
John Milne
L. G. Rice
Judge Hickey
City Commission
Hickey
Bert Calkins
George W. Braden
Playground and Recreational Association of America
Washington
Milne
South Fourteenth Street
Braden
Rice
Alien Property Custodian Frederick Hicks Dies in Washington
Frederick C. Hicks, alien property custodian, collapsed during a performance at the Lasco theater in Washington. He suffered a heart attack and died before help could reach him as his wife and daughter were at home.
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Washington
Frederick C. Hicks
Alien Property
Belasco
Mr. Hicks
Thurston
Liquor Laden Car Captured by Pro Sleuth
Alamogordo New Mexico December 14 Prohibition Officer Howard Beacham arrested T E Endicott and Cecil Endicott of Oklahoma City near Oro Grande. Fourteen cases of liquor and a 1926 Dodge were seized. They pleaded guilty before US Commissioner A F Menger and face a federal hearing January 1 in Albuquerque. Also Earl Bernard and Leonard Benoit of Detroit pleaded guilty to stealing a Buick roadster in Los Angeles.
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Alamogordo
N. M
Dee
T. E. Endicott
Cecil Endicott
Oklahoma City
Oro Grande
Howard Beacham
United States
A. F. Menger
Albuquerque
Earl Bernard
Leonard Benoit
Detroit
Mich
Los Angeles
Menger
Beacham
M. Karagonzian
Great Northern Announces $22 Million Building Plan
Seattle on December 14 Ralph Budd president of the Great Northern Railway announced a $22 million building improvement program. The plan includes $10 million to construct an eight mile tunnel lowering the crossing of the Cascade mountains by 1 000 feet and $12 million for other improvements within a year.
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Seattle
Wash
Ralph Budd
Great Northern Railway
Great Northern
Cascade Mountains
Bears emerge from hibernation in warm Yellowstone winter
In Livingston Montana on December 14 1941 a Livingston minister reports Yellowstone National Park bears emerging from hibernation due to an unusually warm winter. Park authorities say Old Top the brain of the park forecasts an open winter.
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Livingston
Mont
Yellowstone National Park
Leonard K. Smith
Yellowstone
House Votes for Broad Reductions in Income Taxes
The U S House approved sweeping revenue bill reductions including lowering the top surtax from 40 to 20 percent and reducing normal tax rates. Amendments to raise the maximum surtax to 25, 30, or other levels were defeated, while personal exemptions were increased to 1500 single and 3500 married. The bill also increases the earned income credit cap from 10000 to 20000.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Rainey
Illinois
la Guardia
New York
Garrett
Tennessee
Habeas writ denied for bandit Chapman in Connecticut
Judge Edwin Thomas denied Gerald Chapman a writ of habeas corpus to return him to the Atlanta federal penitentiary to serve a 25 year sentence before Connecticut may execute him for murder. Chapman’s second reprieve expires March 3 and an appeal to the Supreme Court may follow if the decision stands. The court held Chapman was lawfully brought into Connecticut and that presidential commutation operates without the convict's acceptance.
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Hartford
Conn
Edwin Thomas
United States District Court
Gerald Chapman
New Britain
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
Connecticut
Chapman
Supreme Court of the United States
Thomas
Coolidge
Four New Cardinals Created in Secret Consistory
Rome reports four new cardinals elevated at a secret consistory. The appointees include Monsignor Bonaventura Cerretti apostolic nuncio in France, Monsignor Enrico Gasparri nuncio in Bragal, Monsignor Patrick O'Donnell Archbishop of Armard, and Monsignor Alexandre Verde secretary of the congregation of rites.
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Rome
Bonaventura Cerretti
France
Enrico Gasparri
Bragal
Patrick O'Donnell
Armard
Alexandre Verde
Congregation of Rites
La Follette Named Republican by Senate Committee
Senate Republican leaders formally recognize Senator La Follette of Wisconsin as a Republican. The committee on committees assigns him to three minor panels mine s manufactures and Indian affairs signaling no fight in the GOP conference.
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Washington
Senate
Senator la Follette
Wisconsin
Republican Committee On Committees
Ben
Snowstorm blanket hits Cheyenne and Colorado towns
Winter storm delivers heavy snow across Colorado Wyoming and Nebraska. Cheyenne reports 14 inches and Fort Collins 18 inches as drifts reach up to ten feet. One death is linked to a Union Pacific collision near Deer Trail. motorists face stalled highways and blocked rail and air routes. Four youths and an adult, stranded north of Denver, find shelter and contact families.
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Denver
Colorado
Nebraska
Rocky Mountain
Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
Leadville
Colo
Fort Collins
North Platte
Neb
Forest Tector
Deer Trail
Union Pacific
Broomfield
Laramie
Lowell Coyle
Francis Coyle
Harold Stoll
Chester Samuelson
Brighton
Samuelson
Pioneer Olson and Messer Die. Alamogordo Masonic Lodge Reacts
Alamogordo New Mexico reports two deaths among local pioneers. A. J. Messer, charter member since 1894, died in Los Angeles at 82. John Olson, former foreman and past master, was killed by four holdup men near Denver after years of civic work. Olson had moved to Cimarron earlier and lost an arm in an on site accident.
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Alamogordo
N. M
Olson
Cimarron
Jury venire depleted halts trial of 34 rum conspiracy defendants
In New Orleans on December 14 the shortage of federal jurors caused a continuance until Wednesday for the trial of 34 alleged conspirators in the million dollar rum case. All defendants appeared for trial today.
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New Orleans
Artesia Sees Major New Oil Producer Boost in Deep Sand Find
The Ohio Oil company No. 6 well on the Toomie Allen lease tops 2 710 feet in Artesia New Mexico and flows from an 8 inch casing. The find, hailed as the field’s most important since the initial discovery, signals a broader push to deeper sands with several operators already planning deeper drilling targets around 2900 feet and beyond.
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Artesia
N. M
Ohio Oil Company No
Toomie-Allen
Ohio Company
Mid-Continent
Pecos Valley
Texas Production Company
V. E. FF. Drilling Company
Twin Lakes Oil Company
Texas Company
Vv. K. F. Company
Help Elks and Shriners Boost Christmas Aid
Community Christmas drive totals 180 so far this year for Bilks Shrinders charity. 90 families in need to receive food fuel clothing and toys with Woman's club supplying candies and toys. Subscriptions welcomed, sent to Frank Stortz at the Elks club.
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Elks
Bilks-Shriners Christmas Committee
Elks and Shriners
Woman's Club
Frank Stortz
Elks Club
Meyer Osoff
BRR
Scot Cand
Li Ching Ling Forces Break Through North West of Tientsin
Chinese forces under General Li Ching Ling advance northwest of Tientsin and drive Feng Yu-Haiang’s troops from Yangtsun after storming trenches at the bhey onet.
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Tientsin
China
Li Ching Ling
Chihli
Feng Yu-Haiang
Yangtsun
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Belasco Theater
PRO Sleuth
G. N
Habeas Corpus
Atlanta
LA Follette
Tate
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