House insurgents win building a seat on rules panel
Insurgents in the House won a battle for a place on the rules committee, with Nelson of Wisconsin chosen to replace Tilson of Connecticut by a 198 to 2 vote. Senate insurgents solidified against Cummins as head of the Interstate Commerce Committee, while Republicans plan to back Smith or other insurgent-democrat alignments.
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Washington
House
Senate
Cummins
Onn
Interstate Commerce Committee
Nelson
Wisconsin
Tilson
Connecticut
Republican Conference
Fifth Committee
Wave and Means Committee
Republican Committee On Committees
Hense
Gillett
Cooper
Woodruff
Michigan
Poll
North Carolina
Garrett
Tennessee
Bankhead
Alabama
O'Conner
New York
Snell
Burton
Obhie
Scott
Moore
Illinois
Bixler
Pennsylvania
Johnson
South Dakota
Schall
Minnesota
Sireen
Ways and Means
Weather Forecast From Denver To New Mexico
Denver and Dee report fair Sunday with slightly warmer conditions. New Mexico expects fair weather Sunday and Monday with little temperature change.
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Denver
Dee
New Mexico
Arigona
Conditions Report for Yesterday from University Station
Weather summary for the twenty four hours ending 6 p.m. includes a high of 47 and a low around 23. Humidity at 6 a.m. and 6 p.m. recorded near 43 and 38 percent respectively. Wind direction from the north. Day described as clear with overall calm conditions.
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Os University
Ighest
Sunrise and sunset times for December in Santa Fe region
Officials list sunrise at 7 09 tomorrow December 17 and sunset at 4 52 Santa Fe time Albu georsee time one minute earlier or three to five minutes later for December sunsets.
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Santa Fe
Four Men Die In Mississippi Gun Battle With Pullen
In Mississippi's delta village of AttawN, a deadly gunfight between Joe Pullen, a black tenant farmer, and a large posse left four dead including Pullen and nine wounded, mostly posse members. Pullen was captured after hours of fierce resistance.
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Mississippi Delta
Joe Pullen
Pullen
W. T. Sanders
R. Ns. Methvin
Tess
J. L
Bud) Doggett
Clarkedale
Miss
Sanders
Fullen
Bud Degeett
Sheriff Cartledge
Machine
Sun
Bludworth Guilty on Seventeen Bank Embezzlement Counts
The jury in the U S district court at Ticson found M M Bludworth former cashier of the First National Bank of Tombstone Ariz guilty on seventeen counts of embezzlement and not guilty on ten counts. The trial before Judge William A Sawtelle lasted several days.
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Ticson
Ariz
United States District Court
M. M. Bludworth
First National Bank of
Tombstone
U. S
William AH. Sawtelle
Bindworth
Germany Hopes to Gain Control of Ruhr Economic Interests
Germany formally asks to reopen talks with France on Ruhr occupation relations. Premier Poincare reportedly agrees to consider German proposals in liberal spirit and will consult Belgium about joint occupation questions and reparations. The move is seen as Germany seeking control of Ruhr Rhineland railways and related economic stakes.
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Germany
Paris
Associated Press
France
Ruhr
Premier Point Care
Premier Poincare
Theunis
Belgium
Rhineland
Berlin
German moves toward general conference on reparations
Brussels dispatch reports that if France and Belgium quit direct talks on reparations Germany will seek similar requests from other allied governments to convene a general conference. German Foreign Minister Ja pc by Herr Reediger spoke with M. Jasper to request talks with Belgium over the Ruhr and Rhineland.
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Brussels
Tohrana
Fittineland
Germany
Offic
Herr Reediger
M. Jasper
Fuhr
Rhineland
Navy creates versatile air plane for sea and land use
The Bureau of Naval Aviation unveils a 4 000 pound 50 foot wing span plane with 850 hp engine capable of 2 200 mile range without refueling. It combines bombing torpedo and long range cruising roles, launches from battleship or carrier, folds for space, and can switch between sea and land configurations.
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Washington
Det
Bureau of Aeronatives
Navy
Prairie Pipe Line declares $2 dividend in December action
Independence Kansas December 1 directors of the Prairie Pipe Line company declared a dividend of 2 per share payable January 1 1824 to stockholders of record at the close of business December 31 1928
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Indépendence
Kans
Prairie Pipe Line Company
Five Shipwrecked Seamen Rescued by Tanker Near Pryring Pan Shoals
Norfolk, Va. December 10. Five shipwrecked seamen were rescued by the oil tanker W. W. Mills as it left Pryring Pan Shoals bound for a Texas port. The coast guard cutter Modoc awaited dawn to begin a search for the bodies of the crew of the wrecked vessel believed to be the Norwegian steamer Renna.
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Norfolk
W. W. Mills
Pryring Pan Shoals
Texas
Coast Guard
Modoc
Renna
Mexico City Target Again as Rebels Advance
Insurgents press toward the capital from the east after starting in Vera Cruz and nearby states. The rebel army travels along the Inter Oceanic railway and claims four 75 mm artillery batteries four machine guns and additional small arms.
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Vera Cruz
Fire Damages Donati Art Studio on West Central
Fire damaged the Donati art studio and the adjoining building on West Central. Umberto Donati blamed a heating stove as the likely source. two women employees were absent when it broke out. Losses estimate £2360 for studio and building. building owned by Isidro Sandoval. Patrolman Donahue cited Donati for leaving a hot fire unattended. Empire room adjacent sustained no damage.
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Donati
Umberto Donati
Th Studio
Isidro Sandoval
Donahue
Donat
Empire
Imaginative Gap in German Exchange Rates A World Shock
Before the war global wealth stood near three trillion gold marks. By November exchange values collapsed, turning gold marks into paper marks worth far less. Fortunes of Bertha Krupp and others, once millions in gold marks, now worthless in paper terms.
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Behin
Germany
Bertha Krupp
Henckie- Donnersmarck
Duke of Oldenburg
Fear Man May Have Perished in Storm
Gishbee Arizona December 16. A third death in the blizzard swept the region is feared as search parties comb the Naco Arizona to Tintown Bishee area for Pedro Ballesberse who vanished Sunday night while walking home through the storm.
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Gishbee
Ariz
Naco
Arix
Tintown
Bishee
Pedro Ballesberse
Portune Smiles On Mind In Alaska Gold Find
Anchorage report notes Joe Wilson and son arriving in Seward with 120 ounces of placer gold mined over 12 days at Moose Pass, 29 miles from Seward along the Alaska railroad. Elder Wilson famed among northern prospectors and long active in mining unions.
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Portune
Anchorage
Alaska
Joe Wilson
Seward
Moose Pass
Wilson
Unioner
Work on Viaduct to Start as Soon as Possible
A. Lehmann, general manager for Santa Fe at Merillio, said the remote on the Coal Avenue viaduct will begin at the earliest date. Material delays may occur due to steel shortages, but an amicable repair agreement with the city was reached. The Texas Panhandle remains snowbound, with potential livestock losses reported.
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A. Lehmann
Santa Pe
Merillo
Coal Avenue
Lehmann
Lehmaann
Texas Panhandle
Pecos Valley
New Mexico
Early Funding of French Debt Considered in Paris
Paris reports French officials weighing an early funding of France debt to the United States. Premier Poincare seeks a mode avoiding heavy new taxes while protecting franc value, with deferred interest and principal payments. A two percent rate could be proposed, referencing the 1780s Franco-American loan precedent.
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Paris
Associated Press
France
United States
Poincare
Treasury
Mellon
Louis XVI
Magee Libel Case Advancing After Demurrer Ruling
District Judge Holloman overruled the demurrer for Carl Magee editor of the State Tribune. Indictment charges him with criminal libel of former Supreme Court Justice J. Roberts. Trial set for January 8. Magee’s counsel argued privilege. prosecutor said the editorial was libelous and required fairness.
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Santa Fe
Holloman
Carl Magee
Albuquerque
Supreme Court
J. Roberts
Magee
State Tribune
Roberts
C. J
H. Hanna
J. H. Crist
Reliher
Conflicting Merger Reports From Mexican Revolt
AP dispatches summarize ambiguous updates on the Mexican uprising. Federal troops retain key strongholds Senora and Sinaloa while General Flores pledges loyalty to President Obregon and Tampico remains guarded. Casas Grandes rumor denied. official Del Rio statement notes insurrectionists abandoning Estrada as federal advances continue.
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Sanchez
Senora
Sinaloa
San Antonio
Mexico City
Angel Flores
Obregon
Tampico
el Paes
Casas Grandes
Chihuahua
Juarez
del Rio
Texas
Enriquez Estrada
Insurrectionists in Mexico Begin to Abandon Rebel Leader
A Mexican government official reports Gen Enriquez Estradas insurrectionists are leaving him as federal troops advance. Military leaders reject Adolfo de la Turta’s proposals to join the uprising, reaffirming loyalty to the government. A Teziutlan mayor allegedly tried bribing troops without success, while workers from Vera Cruz head toward Arezaba to confront rebel General Sanchez.
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D el Rio. Tex
Enriquez Estrada
Adolfo de la Tluerta
Tezuiltan
Vera Cruz
Arizaba
Sanchez
Censorship Tightened as Sinaloa Reports Quiet West Coast
Reports from Nogales indicate Governor Angel Flores of Sinaloa will issue daily bulletins on revolt conditions while enforcement of censorship in the military zone continues. News from Tepic to Tepic northward shows federal forces pursuing revolutionists toward Jalisco, with Jalisco parts reportedly overrun and Manzanillo in rebel hands.
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Nogales
Ariz
Angel Flores
Sinaloa
Tepic
Nayarit
Jalisco
Flores
Sinaloa Waa
Manzanillo
Woman's Body Found In Des Moines River
The body of Mrs. Vera Replogle a local music teacher was found this afternoon lodged in shallow water of the Des Moines River east of Ottumwa Iowa. She disappeared from her home six weeks ago and police nationwide were asked to search for her. Authorities believe she took her own life.
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Des Moines River
Ottunswa
Iowa
Vera Replogle
Here
Earthquakes Ravage Two Colombian Towns
A severe earthquake near the Colombia Ecuador border devastates Cumbal and Ipiates, with Cambal and Cifle also damaged. Hundreds killed or injured, homes destroyed, food and shelter scarce. A government inspection team travels the affected zone as eruptions of Cambral and Cifle continue.
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Rogeta
Colombia
Presa
Iprites
Cambal
Ciile
Chile
Maror
Cumbal
Ipiates
Carlo Lama
Pasto
Taquerres
Tharra
Cambral
Cifle
Campaigning in Bernalillo County for courthouse and jail bonds
Supporters and opponents stage a week long campaign across all precincts and settlements. Both sides plan speeches bandliters and literature to argue the bonds for a new courthouse and jail. Proponents cite repairs, capacity and economic benefits while opponents warn of high costs and central city location limiting access.
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Bernalillo
Ita
County Education Department
Albuquerque
Two Die in Fire at Federal Products Office
Two men were burned to death early today when trapped in the office of the Federal Products company in West Vego Louisiana, which was damaged by fire.
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Pire
New Orleans
Federal Products Company
West Vego
Coolidge Campaign Plans Ohio Indiana Oklahoma Organization
Campaign leaders announced Hoke Donithan of Marion to coordinate Coolidge interests in Ohio as part of the national setup. James B. Reynolds and William M. Butler discussed Donithan’s role while C Bascom Slemp and others prepared state organization across Indiana Oklahoma and South Dakota primary notices. Joseph B. Keating also met with the president and will attend a White House luncheon.
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Washington
Chicago
Coolidge
Hoke Donithan
Marion
Ohio
Donithan
James B. Reynolds
Republican National Committee
William M. Butler
Massachusetts
Mr. Donithan
Butler
C. Bascom Slemp
Harding
India
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Stemp
Clarris Center
James A. Harris
Republican National
Fry
I. G. Disney
Republican State Committee
Thw
Harrold
Joseph B. Keating
Indiana
Prohibition Laws to be Enforced at GOP Convention
Columbus reports State Prohibition Director B F McDonald announces strict enforcement of prohibition laws during the Republican National Convention in Cleveland. He says top officers will be assigned to the city to deter bootlegging and maintain order amid large crowds and past convention issues.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cleveland
B. F. McDonald
McDonald
Koretz Rumored Bound for Turkey or Morocco
Chicago detectives say Leo Koretz the Panama oil bubble promoter, under scrutiny for a $5 million swindle, is believed traveling toward Morocco or Turkey. Authorities seek six women linked to his social circle while subpoenas target Mrs. Salo Auerbach and others, as the fugitive remains at large.
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Leo Koretz
Panama
Turkey
Morocco
Chicago
Lothario
J. Rufus Wallingford
Forcéeta
Salo Auerbach
Koretz
Albronson
Lester L. Bauer
Mra. Auerbach
fromXoretz
Alice
Koreta
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