Crile resigns as president of New Mexico College of Agriculture
Dr Crile's resignation as president of the New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts comes amid illness in his family and plans to conduct farm experiments near Roswell. Governor Larrazolo expresses regret and praises the college's progress while noting no politics will influence state schools. Regents, including Bar and Crollott, prepare to meet. successor unsettled, with March 1 as transition date.
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Stieanas
New Mexico College of Agricultures and Mechanical Arts
Dr. Crile
Roswell
Crile
Board of Regents
Dr Bint
Larrazolo
Gerard Announces Candidacy in South Dakota Presidential Primary
New York candidate Gerard files minority nominating petition for U S presidency at South Dakota state primaries. Petition signed by six delegates from the state convention and aims to present safety for democracy.
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Gerard
Dakota
Morning Journal
Pierre
S. D
Jamexr W Gerard
New York
United States
Muareh
Ban on Sale of Firearms Enforced Across Southern Arizona
The army issued a strict ban on arms and ammunition sales south of the Southern Pacific line in Arizona. Local officials are appointed to issue or refuse purchase permits. Only .22 caliber rifle cartridges and shotgun shells with small shot may be shipped into the zone.
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Morning Journal
Douglas
Ariz. Dee
Arizona
Southern Pacific
Army Intelligence Department
Hickee
Tombstone
Turson
Benson Bowie
Cochise
American Legion to Ask Congress for Needed Laws
National and state officers at the three day Washington conference plan to press Congress for changes to extend benefits under the War Risk Insurance Act for disabled World War veterans. The drive will seek direct talks with senators to explain legislative needs while avoiding partisan implications.
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ING
Washington
American Legion
Congress
Norrow
Legion
Senate
Franklin PD. Oljer
Partone
Therm
Weather Forecast for Denver and Southwest States
The bulletin notes a Tuesday and Wednesday fair pattern across Denver, Colo. New Mexico and Arizona with slightly warmer daytime highs. It lists temperatures, humidity levels, and wind data from the university station for the past 24 hours ending at 6 p.m. including a high near 33 degrees and humidity around 37 percent.
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Porpcast
Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
At & m
Supreme Court leak probe eyed by Justice Dept
Washington reports the Justice Department announced an investigation into alleged leaks of Supreme Court decisions aimed at profiting in stock markets. The inquiry centers on a man named Moses and a Pew associate linked to advance information and trades on November 16 and 23.
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Mopning Journal
Washington
Department of Justice
Supreme Court
Burke
Bureau of Investigation
Newsranermen
Marlin Pew
Maunager
International News Service of
New York
White
Ames
Pew
Moses
Pews
Friends of
Southern Pacific
Siberian Arm Retreats as Bolsheviks Advance Toward Omsk
The Siberian army continues to retreat before Bolshevik forces while occasionally striking back. Bolsheviks have reportedly advanced about 217 miles from Omsk, with terrain hindering defense. Refugees claim mobs plunder and mistreat officers after the former Kolchak capital fell. The all-Hussian government raises officer and soldier salaries plus family pensions.
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Irkutsk
Siberia
Russian Telegraphic Agency
Omsk
Kolchak
Bolkhevikh
Magtar
Federal agents to root out evaders of dry law
Two government agents arrived to crack down on illicit stills and saloon keepers in the central federal district. Major Alfred V. Datrymple heads the effort with regional oversight covering Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa and Indiana assisted by Frank Lloyd, a seasoned government hunter of moonshiners.
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Chicago
Central Federal District
Mieit
Alfred V. Datrymple
Central District
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Indiana
Ble
Frank Lloyd
Durage Sanity Plea Fails, Death Sentence Scheduled
An eleventh hour insanity plea for Jaffaeo Durage fails as a jury finds him sane and sentences him to be hanged Friday. The murder case centers on Durage shooting Jammer Gargano and his wife Mary after an earlier accident left him impaired. He had also killed two others who tried to interfere on July 21, 1919.
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Momms Journal Srelifl
Chicago
Mary
Meeting in Dallas to stabilize cotton prices for eleventh district
A Dallas reserve bank agent calls a December 22 meeting in Dallas with farmer bankers cotton experts and business men to discuss stabilizing cotton values and ensuring uninterrupted movement of the staple to market. Johnny Thunder of New York outpoints Pat Moran of New Orleans in six rounds as Dundee attacked late.
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Dublas
Tex
Eleventh
Federal Reserve District
Dallas
W. P. Raney
Dallas Reserve Bank
Dundee
Moran
Philadelphia
Johnny Thunder
New York
Pat Moran
New Orleans
Hines Maintains Coal Embargo Amid Miner Strike Reports
Washington December 18 Restrictions on coal use persist as Hines reports about 6 percent of striking miners returning to work. Foreign vessels face limited coal supply while bunker coal may be used for foreign ships if local stocks permit. Senate committee halts push for Garfield documents as it resumes hearings and questions Palmer’s appearance.
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Morning Journal
Washington
Railroad Administration
Hines
Frelinghuysen
H. A. Garfield
Palmer
R. PB. Norris
Fuel Administration
Garfield
Middle West
Chicago
Little Rock
Oklahoma City
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Iinmois
Franklin County
Missouri
Kansas
Arkansas
Oklahom
Ohio
Illinois
Saline
Williameot
Fulton
Peoria
Winois Fields
Accord Between Paris And London Outlined In December Brief
The Morning Journal notes early details from Paris indicating a five to six billion franc French loan placed in England may be accepted. An inter allied military body under Marschal Pooh is said to oversee treaty execution and coordinate potential responses to Germany's future moves.
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Morning Journal
Bretol
Paris
Havas
London
Englland
Germany
Marschal Pooh
Americans Freed by Villa Men in Coahuila Region
Fred J. Hugo ranch manager was released by Villistas after Muzauia looting and no ransom paid. Other prominent Mexicans freed as federal troops to interpolate bandits report no clashes. Rumor notes Frencheao Pyrro paid $1,000 for freedom amid Villa’s retreat toward Murquiz Batourtay with loot and Christian goods aboard.
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OY Morning Journal
Khangle Passe
Tex
Fred J. Hugo
Villistas
Francisco Villa Haro
Muzauia
Coahuila
Muyaquis
Villa
Bunday
Murquiz Batourtay
Hungarian Terrorist Nabbed by Detectives
A Hungarian terrorist named Rehan, once in refuge, was captured by two Hungarian detectives and escorted across the frontier to Budapest where he is jailed. Rehan was a prominent figure in the last revolution and accused of killing Professor Behren.
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Morning Journal Special
Vienna
Rehan
Budapest
Reben
Professor Behren
Wood Campaign Picks Procter as Chair in GOP Nomination Bid
Major-General Leonard Wood seeks the Republican presidential nomination with Colonel William Cooper Procter named chairman of the Leonard Wood National Campaign committee. Procter is described as perhaps the nation’s largest soap manufacturer.
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Leonard Wood
William Cooper Procter
Procter
German note seeks arbitration and reparations over treaty concerns
Paris reports the German government replies to the entente note delays no assent to treaty changes on extradition and prisoners It favors Hague arbitration for the Scapa Flow incident and proposes expert drafted reparations plans to ease current economic burdens while maintaining pivotal treaty obligations.
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Morning Journal
Paris
Associated Press
Paul Dutista
Germany
Gerhan
Scapa Flow
Hague
Eace
Delares
Clerpmany
Cgernan
Testimony on forced smoking during military court martial
Private Marcetlo Gonzales of San Antonio testified at Governor's Island court martial for Captain Jetger accused of brutality. He said an order from Captain Detter compelled him to swallow a lit cigarette, later discarded on the guardhouse floor.
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New York
Karl W. Detter
Marcetlo Gongates
San Antonio
Texas
Court Marti
Chevernor's Island
Jetger
Laetrane
Gonzales
Clonguies
Gonates
Camifix
Machine cm
Chateau ‘Thierry
Mihiel
Verdun Hie
Lemans
Nowerner
Army Transport Prepares to Deport Anarchists
New York December reports claim the U S Army transport Beaumont will sail soon to remove a group labeled anarchists. The crew includes Karma Goldman Alexander Verkman and others amid deportation plans, with a Norwegian port listed as a departure point.
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New York
United States Army
Beaumont
Besolmvie
Ark
Karma Goldman
Alexander Verkman
Mother Charged With Killing Boy In Ocean Tragedy
Mrs James M. Blake is confined under guard in a city hospital after being charged with murdering her five year old son James Ronnie. Doctors say she is recovering from drug effects and questioning her story of kidnapping as investigators link her to the Ventnor pier incident. The case hinges on her mental condition and the handling of the missing boy.
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IBY Morning Journal
Atlantic City
City Hospital
James M. Blake
James
Ronny
la R Leuder
Atlantic County
Blake
Ventnor
Souder
Mesa Hicke
Bunny
Philadelphia
Caviglia uninformed regarding agreement to settle Fiume fuss
General Caviglia, former war minister, said he had not been informed of a rumored settlement between the Italian government and Gabriele d Annunzio over Fiume. He arrived in Trieste and said he awaits orders and that reports of him taking command are false.
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Caviglia
Fiume
Erecial
Wink
Trieste
Associated Press
Caviella
Tralian
Gabriele IV
Caviela
Cavielia
Finme
Government to Maintain Sugar Price Controls and Distribution
Congress members told the house agricultural committee that price and distribution controls are needed to protect families from profiteers. G A Zabriskie, head of the sugar equalization board, urged continued board authority but said it must include price and distribution powers, beyond the McNary bill. Opposition in the senate to the bill prompted talks to drop licensing repeal provisions from the measure.
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Washington
Congress
Horage Agricultural Committee
G. A. Zabriskie
Sugar Equalization Board
Zabriskie
McNaery
Senate
Commiteemen
House
Griffith Yacht Grey Duck Reaches Nassau After Harrowing Voyage
The Grey Duck carrying David W. Griffith and 36 passengers arrived at Nassau after four days overdue. A radio message said two passengers were swept overboard and rescued, the yacht endured heavy seas, and the pilot was injured. The voyage left Wednesday from Miami and faced three days without food.
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Miami
Dee
David W. Griffith Motion
Naeaau Kahomea Islands
Miatmi Herald
Nassau
Dave
Mertage
Lehigh? No. Senate Warns on Railroads as Receiverships Loom
The Morning Journal Special Leased Wire reports Senate Chairman Cummins warned that without a protective railroad bill, two thirds of the nation’s rail lines could fall to receivers within thirty days if control is not enacted. Cummins pressed for swift action, noting the president’s stance and urging passage before the new year. The debate continued with calls to either return the roads safely or accelerate legislation, as leaders predicted a narrow majority for passage before the holiday recess.
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Morning Journal
Congress
Cummins
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Senate
Wilson
Smith
Georgia
Watson
Ineliana
White House
Indiana
Kentucky distillers face setback as wartime prohibition upheld
The U S Supreme Court rules wartime prohibition constitutional. Kentucky distillers and former Louisville saloonkeepers confront stockpiles in bonded warehouses and export barriers. Rails and time limits threaten removal before January 16, while prosecutors scrutinize recent liquor sales for possible violations.
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Jourhal
AL Leacher
Louisville
Kentucky
Supreme Court
Custom House
Commissioner of Internal Revenue Froper
Supreme Courts
Gregory
Nationalization of booze urged in British Isles
Carlisle England Dec 14 A union labor conference inaugurates a campaign for state ownership and control of the liquor trade. MP and Union of Railway Men secretary Mr Thomas argues the drink evil must be removed from politics and private ownership and calls for prohibition or a brewers bill as options.
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Carlisle
England
Thomas
Union of
Railway Men
Forest Ranger Harold Morrison Found Dead in Utah Snow Slide
The body of Harold M Morrison a United States forest ranger was found in the Cache forest of northern Utah. Officials said Morrison had been caught in a snow slide and froze to death. his home was in Green Tree. The report comes from Orden Utah dated December 15.
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Forest Ranger
Bertahen
Orden
Utah
Harold M Morrison
United States Forest Ranger
Cache Forest
Lane
Forest Service
Morrison
Green Tree
Supreme court upholds war time liquor act in prohibition era ruling
The Supreme Court by a unanimous decision upholds the wartime prohibition enforcement act. Justice Brandeis notes demobilization date fixes end of the act and suggests repeal unlikely before constitutional prohibition takes effect. The ruling declines to rule on beer content and Volstead enforcement, leaving those cases for future opinions.
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Morning Journal
Washington
Deck
Supreme Court
Brandeis
Christ Thas
Kentucky Distilleries and Warehouse Company
Louisville
Dryffons, Hioom & Co
New York
Elihu Reot
Congress
House Periculture Committee
Representati
Yaqui Defiance and Siege Report from Sonora Frontier
A report to military commander Col Garcia recounts Yaqui losses and Mexican maneuvers after a December 7 engagement at Los Hurras canyon and Batucelito. The federal column killed Yaqui chiefs, captured women and children, executed some prisoners, and recovered arms. A 5 year old Guaymas boy was found among prisoners awaiting disposition.
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Joummal
Doulas
Ariz
Deelhi
Geo
Juan Torres
Sonora
Col
Garcia
Hiacatete
Hucatetito
Bonora
Los Hurras Canyon
Leutenant
Hermosillo
Harajeas
Guaymas
Ise
UB 420 Aiuseavau
Miners Return to Work in Helena Area
Miners at Stockett returned to work today and in three other coal fields outside began cleaning the surface workings amid snow in anticipation of resuming operations tomorrow.
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Helena
Mont
Stockett
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