House Rejects Publication of Income Tax Returns
Washington December 15 The House refused to continue publishing income tax returns as the tax reduction bill moves forward. Debates centered on personal exemptions with votes decisively against enlarging them, and amendments to broaden or limit public disclosure and review were defeated.
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Washington
House
Lary T. Norton
Newersey
Representative Rainey
Trials
Ays and Means Committee
Rainey
Mellon
Mills
Republian
New York
Secetary Mellon
Brllack
Jones
Texas
Action Started to Bar Exhibition of Red Grange Films
New York December 15 Action moved to bar the exhibition of films featuring Harold Red Grange after a dissatisfaction with publicity results from an investigation into his contract with a producer. R F P Woodhull president of the Motion Picture Theater Owners of America announced lay by the organization. W E Shallenberger head of the contracting corporation said he had no fear the effort would affect the pictures’ success but declined further discussion.
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New York
Harold “Red” Grange
R. F P. Woodhull
Motion Picture Theater
Yener of America
Orange
W. E. Shallenberger
Weather Forecast for Denver and Southwest
Weather forecast for New Mexico and Arizona calls for Wednesday and Thursday to be fair with little temperature change. Highs and lows expected modest. conditions remain dry across the region.
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Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
Weather record from university shows clear day
Conditions for the twenty four hours ended at 6 p m yesterday report highest temperature 39 lowest 0 15 ores ib 6 pwabsds cecs pecanave ses mean eet lle 2 pe Bea humidity at 6 am and 6 p m 44 ccscacascessa wind direction north day characterized as clear
Sunrise and sunset times for December in Santa Fe area
Hunters Sunrise notes December sun times with 7:09 p m rise and 4:52 p m set in Fanta Fe time. Albuquerque time shifts are one minute earlier for sunrise and five minutes later for sunset.
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Albuquerque
Congress Bill Aims to Cut UNM Oil Income
Dr. David Spence Hill president of the University of New Mexico told Kiwanis at the Franciscan Hotel that a congressional bill would strip UNM of about 97 percent of its potential 40 million dollars from oil lands. He warned the move would harm higher education and the state’s entire school system and urged supporters to act.
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Kiwanis Club
Franciscan
David Spence Hill
University of New Mexico
Congress
Hill
Friends of Education
State University
La Follette 10 Assigned to Republican Committees
Senator La Follette of Wisconsin issued public notices pledging progressive principles of his father after Senate approval kept him in the Republican fold. He sent a letter to the committee on committees and spoke at a Labor banquet honoring him, insisting on progressives resisting efforts to push them into line.
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Washington
Senate Today
la Follette
Wisconsin
Senate Old Guard
Committee On Committees
Officers of Labor
Watson
Senate
Senator la Follette
Vets Bureau Ten Remain In City Albuquerque
Clinton P. Anderson of the Albuquerque Rotary club received a telegram from Senator Sam G Bratton New Mexico stating General Hines head of the Veterans Bureau assured Bratton that the regional office will not be moved from Albuquerque. Anderson had heard a report of a possible move to El Paso and asked Bratton if such action was planned. Local American Legion posts opposed removal of offices from the city. The regional office here oversees the El Paso territory where a sub regional office is kept.
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Clinton P. Anderson
Albuquerque
American Legion
el Paso
Christmas Fund for Poor Reaches 252.50 Total
The Ellis Shriners community Christmas fund grows to 252.50 with several donors listed. Frank Stortz at the Elks Club will collect donations while locals are urged to give early. Receipts show contributions from Louise Nichols Viator Parrell Pred Vonae August Meunier Mrs Noa Vinfeld and Max Nordhaus among others.
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Ellis- Shriners
Frank Stortz
The
Elks Club
Albuquerque
E. N. Boyle
Louise M. Nichols
Viator Parrell
Vonae
August Meunier
Mra
Noa Vifeld
Cccosen
Max Nordhaus
Adams Defeats Decker In San Rafael Bout
Billy Adams of New Orleans won a technical knockout over Georgia Decker of San Rafael in the fourth round of a scheduled ten round welterweight bout in San Rafael California on December 15.
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Adams
Decker
San Rafael
Calif
Billy Adams
New Orleans
Georgia Decker
Propogal End to OT Ike in Goal Fields Outlined
Seven of eight Lucerne County legislators in the lower house present a program aimed at ending overtime play in goal areas. The proposal seeks to limit extra time periods and enforce a standardized end to contests. The measure faces committee review and potential floor votes.
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Ike
Lucerne County
Immediate Resumption of Work Proposed in Anthracite Strike
Seven of eight Luzerne county lawmakers propose board settlement arbitration and immediate return to mines while negotiations continue. They cite $90,000,000 in lost wages and $20,000,000 in outlays by operators, warning further shutdowns threaten hospitals and the public across multiple states. The plan seeks to restart production before full arbitration.
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Philadelphia
Luzerne County
Pennsylvania House of Representatives
Luzerne
Board Settlement
Pinchot
City argues Heights dance hall not orderly in injunction case
City Attorney B Jamison states in answer to injunctive suit against R S Sulzer proprietor of the pavilion that the University Heights hall has not been operated in an orderly manner The answer was filed Tuesday afternoon Sulzers lawyers will have time to reply before further hearings Judge Milton J Hielmick issued a temporary injunction restraining city interference while the case proceeds
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University Heights
B. Jamison
R. S. Sulzer
Sulzer
Milton J. Hielmick
Suing Southern Pacific for $25,000 over loss of sight
Arthur Gordon filed a suit in Pima superior court alleging an injury in the Tucson division shops caused his eyesight loss. He claims poor medical attention and inadequate hospital facilities hastened the damage and seeks $25,000 from the Southern Pacific Company.
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Tucson
Ariz
Southern Pacific Company
Arthur Gordon
Pima Superior Court
Professional tennis star Harvey Snodgress joins paid ranks
New York reports Harvey Snodgress of Los Angeles has been named the sixth ranking U S professional tennis player. East officials doubt a rush to professionalism will follow. Snodgress may become an instructor as pro teams lack top players to oppose him. William Tilden II expects limited follow, but credits Snodgress with potential to improve future players with sound methods.
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New York
United States
Harvey Snodgress
Los Angeles
East
Snodgress
Teanis
William T. Tilden II
Tilden
Haskell Indians Prepare for Coast Trip City Workout
The Haskell Indians football team, arriving by train from Albuquerque, will hold an 8 oclock workout on the University field in the city this morning. Coach Hanley and assistant John Levi supervise the session as the squad plans meals at the Indian school before continuing to the coast.
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Haskell Indian
San Francisco
Albuquerque
Haskell
University Field
Hanley
John Levi
Outdoor Christmas Tree Delights Kids Near Prager Home
Arthur Prager placed a front lawn Christmas tree at Fourteenth and Roma for neighborhood children. It was set up Tuesday afternoon with a laughing crowd of kids, sparkling decorations, and colored lights at night. The Morning Journal hopes more Albuquerque families will follow the idea to brighten the city’s holiday scene.
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Morning Journal
Arthur Prager
Fourteenth
Roma
Prager
Ile
Albuquerque
No trace of Mormon influence on Arizona crosses
In Tucson, researchers say ancient crosses and war implements near the city show no religious markings beyond Hebrew elements. Experts note dates and names do not align with Mormon teachings, while a Mormon elder offers an alternate theory of surviving remnants.
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Tucson
Ariz
C. E. Menier
M. J. Sjodahl
America
Gordon Kiball
Mormon Church
Kimball
Cumorah Hill
New York
EW Abegg
Mormon Chure
Mormon Church Officials Comment on Present Affairs
Salt Lake City officials indicate church leadership will withhold comment for the moment. The note appears in the church office communication dated December 15 and suggests continued coverage on Page Two.
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THE
Mormon Church
Salt Lake City
Utah
Supreme Court frees eight men on state prohibition defect
The New Mexico Supreme Court invalidates the 1923 state prohibition law for referencing the Volstead act without full text, freeing eight men awaiting appeals. Justices Watson Parker and Bickley concur. Gov. Harnett considers a new dry law. the 1919 bone dry law remains in force but toothless.
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Santa Fe
Supreme Court
John C. Watson
Frank W. Parker
Howard L. Bickley
A. T. Hannett
New Mexico
Wheat Prices Climb on Chicago Board of Trade
Wheat prices advanced again on the Chicago Board of Trade as bullish Argentine crop estimates attracted buying. Light offerings and reluctant shorts pushed the market higher, with prices climbing throughout the final hour to new highs. May futures closed at $1.68 3 4, corn and oats also rose modestly on the broader upward move.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Death of Dr. Charles D. Darling Former Presbyterian Pastor
Waterloo Iowa reports the death of Dr. Charles D. Darling a former Presbyterian pastor in Cleveland St Paul Boulder Fort Collins Evansville and a recognized church figure he died today in Waterloo following a heart attack induced by asthma He had led the Westminster Presbyterian Church since March 1924
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Waterloo
Iowa
Charles D. Darling
Cleveland
St. Paul
Boulder
Colo
Fort Collins
Evanseville
Ind
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Yankees appoint scouts Eddie Herr and William Wisick
The New York Yankees announce the appointment of Eddie Herr as scout, returning to baseball after previously serving for the Detroit Tigers. William Wisick is named scout as well, bringing years of experience as manager of the Vernon club in the Pacific Coast League.
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YANKS
New York
New York Yankees
Eddie Herr
Detroit Tigers
William Wisick
Vernon
Death of Battling Siki in Hell's Kitchen Murder
The Senegalese boxer Battling Siki Louis Phal was found dead in a Hell's Kitchen street with two bullet wounds. A revolver with spent shells was nearby. police seek his killer and have two crews on the case. Mrs Phal identifies the body, says Siki planned revenge on a thief who stole his overcoat. Autopsy cites two gunshot wounds. Siki had recent street altercations including a knife stabbing and an arrest for felonious assault.
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New York
Siki
Oetaroon
Lillian Werner
Louis Phal
Sik
Siki the Boxer Faces Turmoil and Street Fights
New York December 15. Battling Siki the former light heavyweight champion who beat Georges Carpentier in Paris in 1922 has a history of street fights and trouble with taxi drivers. He recently wounded in a French hospital after a knife attack and faces immigration and citizenship issues after arriving in the United States in 1923.
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New York
Siki
Georges Carpentier
Paris
United States
Mike McTigue
Dublin
Lillian Werner
Holland
France
Battling Siki
Sik
Mike Me Tigue
Bratton Named to Pensions Committee
Washington December 15 The Senate confirmed changes in committee assignments on motion of Senator Robinson and Senator Bratton of New Mexico was assigned to the pension committee.
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Washington
Robinson
Senate Today
Bratton
New Mexico
Pension
Federal
Denver
Phipps
Colorado
Miss Schwerich Sets New World Mark in 50 Yard Breaststroke
New York December 15 Miss Matilda Schwerich youngest 1924 Olympic swimming team member and Women's Swimming Association clipped two seconds from the world record for women in a fifty yard breaststroke test. Her time was 37 25 seconds. The former record was 89 2-5.
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New York
Matilda Schwerich
Women's Swimming Association
Seven Nations Pay U S War Debts Total $95 Million
Payments aggregating 95,253,000 were made to the treasury by seven foreign governments under war time loan treaties. Britain led with 92,310,000 as the third annual installment, Belgium paid 677,432 in cash, Czechoslovakia 1,500,000, Vinland 180,000, Lithuania 45,678, Poland 500,000, and Hungary 39,611 in line with debt agreements.
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Washington
Treasury
United States
Great Britain
Belgium
Czechoslovakia
Vinland
Tithania
Poland
Hungary
Monti charged in Harwood student death vehicle hit
Inquest into the death of Demecio Maestas continues as A Monti faces a possible manslaughter charge for allegedly hitting the Harwood Boys' school student with a car near Monkbridge Manor on North Fourth Street. Witnesses describe a sequence after the collision while Monti seeks court release on bond.
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Demecio Maestas
Harwood Boys’ School
Monkbridge Manor
North Fourth Street
George E. Roddy
A. Monti
West Tijeras
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Maestas
Monti
Bassett
W. J. Wagener
Fourth and
Mountain Road
Fourth Street
Wagner
John Venable
George 8. Downer
Plane Falls into Sea Near Antofagasta
A large military plane went down in the sea near Antofagasta Chile today. It carried five aboard including two women and two aviators. One man passenger died from injuries while the two women and the aviators were seriously hurt.
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Antofagasta
Chile
Senate Debates Volstead Act Prohibition Policy Arguments
Members of the Senate engage in an extended session over the Volstead Act, with advocates and critics presenting points on enforcement and constitutional scope. Several senators contribute remarks as the debate intensifies.
Edge Seeks Legalization of 2.75 Percent Beer in Prohibition Debate
Senate debate on Prohibition spans over three hours as Senator Edge proposes legalizing 2.75 per cent beer and revising restrictions on prescription whisky. Senator Bruce and allies challenge the Volstead Act, arguing it undermines law while Willis counters with alcohol decline claims and arrests data. A clash over law, enforcement, and diplomatic wine service closes the session.
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Washington
Prohibition
Senate
Edge
Republican
New Jersey
Bruce
Dem
Maryland
Willis
Ohio
Sheppard
Texas
Exdge
ABBA
McKellar
Tennessee
King
Utah
Senator Blease
South Carolina
United States
White House
Man Who Rode Into Congress On A Cow Dies In Buffalo
Peter A. Porter, a figure in Niagara frontier history who captivated the nation by defeating James Wadsworth Sr. in a congressional race with an independent ticket and using a cow as his emblem, died in Buffalo at age 72.
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Congress
Buffalo
N. Y
Peter A. Porter
James W. Wadsworth, Sr
Theosophists Predict Christ Return Through Krishnamurti
The Theosophical Order of the Star in the East says Christ will again appear in the body of Krishnamurti, a young Hindu, in India and Holland. Dr. Ernest Stone announced the plan as Los Angeles notes a holiday visitation in December with Fritz Kunz touring the U.S. to lecture on the event.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Order of the Star In the
Krishnamurti
India
Christ
Earth
Pacific Ocean
Fritz Kunz
Stone
United States
Annie Besant
International Therosophical Society
Ommen
Holland
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