Plot Against German Foreign Minister Unearthed by Police
Berlin reports police arrested two German fascists Kaltdorff and Lorenz over a plot to assassinate Gustav Stresemann. An Munich attorney lured them into a trap. organizers face charges as a judge calls the plan seriously premeditated. The Vossische Zeitung cites confessions and rightist inflamed rhetoric linked to Stresemann.
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Munich
Berlin
Gustav Saresemann
Kaltdorff
Lorenz
Vossische Zeitung
Adolf Hitler
Stresemann
Versailles
Foreign Office
Valley and Mountain Christmas Charities Help Needy Families
Sisters from St Josephs sanatorium distributed gifts at Alameda and in multiple mountain districts as Rev Father Troy reports clothing distribution began last month. Volunteers visit Chit Juan Tomas Sanantonito Carmel Tijeras and other communities aiding families with provisions for Christmas.
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St. Joseph's Sanatorium
Alameda Wedesday
Iver
Troy
Chit
Juan Tomas
Sanantonito
Carmel
Tijeras
Mountain and Valley Committee
Santa Fe Club
Railway
England to Postpone Fulfillment of Air Defense Program
Sir Samuel Hoare announced in Cheltenham that Britain will delay its air defense program in light of clearer European skies after the Locarno agreements. He urged other nations to follow, saying it would spare the world a worsening arms race in the years ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Samuel Hoare
Air Ministry
Chelsea Town Hall
Great Britain
Man Who Fell From New Santa Fe Hospital Dies
Earl I. Stephens a carpenter who fell from the under construction Santa Fe hospital on East Central avenue died at St. Joseph's hospital. He suffered a broken back and both legs were fractured after the December 4 accident. He underwent amputation and is survived by his wife and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl I. Stephens
Carpenter
New Santa Fe Hospital
East Central Avenue
St. Joseph's Hospital
Mr. Stephens
Two Killed in Gale Collapse of Theater in Mexico City
A severe gale in Mexico City caused the collapse of a partially constructed moving picture theater this afternoon, killing two people and injuring others. Emergency crews cordoned off the area as authorities investigated the incident and assessed structural safety.
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Mexico City
Weather Forecast for Denver and Southwest States
Denver reports for New Mexico and Arizona call for Thursday and Friday fair conditions with little temperature change. University records show a high of 46 and a low of unspecified value with clear conditions and steady humidity readings. The 24 hour period ended 6 pm yesterday shows calm to light winds from a westerly direction.
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Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
Sunrise and sunset times for December in Santa Fe area
Sunrise on December 18 at 7 10 a m and sunset at 4 52 p m follow Albuquerque time. Sunrise shifts one minute earlier and sunset shifts by minutes later in December.
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Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Turkey seeks Russian support over Mosul threat
Westminster Gazette reports Angora sources say Sabri Bey, Turkish minister of agriculture, travels to Moscow ostensibly to study farming but is tasked with negotiating Russian backing should Turkey go to war over Mosul.
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London
Westminster Gazette
Angora
Sabri Bey
Moscow
Turkey
Mosul
Mosul Mandate Delegated by League Council
The League of Nations council grants Great Britain a 25 year mandate over Iraq including Mosul. Britain says it seeks peace with Turkey and is open to talks to ease tensions. Turkey protests the decision, insisting Mosul sovereignty remains.
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Geneva
League of Nations
Great Britain
Near East
League Council
Mosul
L. C. M. Amery
Vittorio Scialoia
Turkey
Signor Scialoia
Austen Chamberlain
Foreign Affairs
Iraq
City Liquor Ordinance Not Rendered Void
City Attorney Jamison states the city's liquor ordinance remains intact except for the possession penalty likely struck by the Supreme Court ruling. Prosecutions for sale and transportation may stay in police court. more liquor cases could shift from other courts to police court under federal prohibition actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamison
Supreme Court
Justice of the Peace Courts
District Court
Senate Debates Italian Debt Settlement in Washington
In Washington the Senate and House clash over approvals for Italian debt settlements after a House warning that revenue bills must originate there. Senator Reed rebuts Smoot as debate centers on Italy’s loan, interest rates, and potential costs to American taxpayers amid broader debt issues with France and Britain.
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Washington
Senate
Smoot
Finance Committee
Reed
Missouri
Green
House
Ways and Means Committee
Debt Commission
Pennsylvania
Utah
Italy
New York
Harrison
Mississippi
Howell
Nebraska
California
Norris
Mckellar
Tennessee
Woman's Club Christmas Party Aids Albuquerque Poor
The Woman's Club hosts a Christmas party Friday at the club building to gather toys for poor children in Albuquerque and suburbs. Mothers bring children and each person brings an affordable toy. music, a reading, and a decorated tree are planned. Donations to the charity fund are being collected at the Elks club.
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The
Woman's Club
Albuquerque
Congregational Church
George Everitt
Elks- Shriners Community Christmas Charities Committee
Frank A. Stortz
Elks Club
Joe Barnett
Scscrrsvenes
W. Lee
Ccceocosceere
C. I
Berndston
George W. Ellia
Seeee
Ralph Melbourne
Fred K. Ellis
Jars Jam Peete
Eer Estenens
Gwalford Oorsoscoscas
Thelie Socece
Dean H. St. A. O'Malley
Wyoming's Nellie Ross Seen as Efficient Female Governor
Governor Nellie Taylor Ross of Wyoming defies critics by pushing for budget reform, bank control, and tax reassessments that boost state revenue. She ousts corrupt officials, probes Prohibition enforcement, and coordinates with upper basin states on river issues while fighting railroad rate hikes. Her stance contrasts with Texas Governor Miriam Ferguson's scrutiny.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Miriam Ferguson
Texas
Wyoming
Nellie Taylor Ross
Ross
Natrona County
Washington
Arizona
Ma” Ferguson
Greece Accepts League Award in Greco Bulgarian Incident
Greece informs the British minister it accepts unconditionally the League of Nations award in the Greco Bulgarian dispute and hopes the payment sum will be settled fairly with Bulgaria’s reparations. Premier Pangalos says the 30,000,000 leva due from Greece is covered by Bulgaria’s reparations under the Treaty of Neuilly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Bulgaria
Athens
League of Nations
Pangalos
League of Nations Council
Prominent Gallup Man Ends Life With Revolver
Thomas Ortiz, 52, a leading Gallup Castilian and head of a large family, shot himself after dinner in a side room. A Navy son’s death a year ago is cited as the motive. The death was instantaneous.
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Thomas Ortiz
Gallup
N. M
Dee
United States Navy
Congress to Adjourn for Christmas Holidays
The Senate agreed to adjourn for Christmas from December 22 to January 4, joining the House in the break. This action follows prior passage by the lower chamber.
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Congress
Washington
Senate
House
Disappearance of Aviator Cleared by Plane Wreck Found
In Tyringham Massachusetts a moss grown plane wreckage found by a hunter may solve the 1919 disappearance of Captain Mansell R. James a Canadian aviator. A hunting party leaves Pittsfield to seek the lost flyer and identify the wreckage which may explain his absence after a flight from Atlantic City to Boston.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Tyringham
Mansell R. James
Warren Campbell
Brooklyn
James
Royal Air Force
Atlantic City
Boston
Boston Globe
Massachusetts
Typewriter Merger Forms $12 Million Deal in Syracuse
Arrangements completed in Syracuse for a 12 million dollar merger of Corona Typewriter Company of Groton WS with L C Smith Typewriter Company of Syracuse.
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Typewriter
Syracuse
N. Y
Dee
Corona Typewriter Company, Inc
Groton, WS
L. C. Smith Typewriter Company
Two Western Railroad Presidents Predict Prosperity in 1926
Chicago December 16 Two western railroad presidents forecast national prosperity in 1926 at a luncheon. W K Storey president of the Santa Fe lines and Carl R Gray Union Pacific railroad president agreed on rising prospects in the western regions their roads serve. Storey said railroads operate under the best conditions they have ever known and business has an excellent outlook in every direction.
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Chicago
Western Railroad
W. K. Storey
Santa Fe Lines
Carl R. Gray
Union Pacific Railroad
Storey
World Court Proposal 10 Faces Senate Debate Today
The World Court adhesion proposal by Senator Swanson heads to the Senate in open session with five reservations. The plan bars binding U S legal ties to the League of Nations and rejects advisory opinions that could bind the United States. Borah and four others oppose citing court as league-linked. Senator Swanson opens with a lengthy address. action expected over several days.
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Washington
United States
Senate
Swanson
Virginia
Foreign Relations Committee
League of Nations
Borah
League
Harding
Coolidge
Colby Denies Separation From Wife In New York
Colby formerly Secretary of State denied reports that he and his wife were separated. Mrs Colby sailed for Europe and officials denied she intended to seek a divorce. A family member stated the Colbys had been living apart for months in different parts of the city in an amicable separation.
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New York
Bainbridge Colby
Reza Shah Pehlevi Crowned New Persian Monarch
Reza Shah Pehlevi took the oath of office before the Persian parliament after the constituent assembly crowned him. He thanked the people for their supportive sentiments and pledged to strive for Persia’s welfare and progress as he was warmly cheered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reza Shah Pehlevi
New Shah OF
Persia
Teheran
Constituent Assembly
Opening wedge driven into rubber octopus unfolds Dutch-American venture
New York December 16 American banking interests join with the Netherlands to form a rubber plantation partnership in the Dutch East Indies. The Dutch-American Rubber Plantation company offers 500,000 guilders in securities via Harold Fisk and Sons with representation in management. Initial offering of 500,000 guilders via freecrete Trust company depositary receipts at $40 per share of 100 guilders. Simultaneous offerings of the same amount are being made in Amsterdam.
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New York
Dutch East Indies
Netherlands
Harvey Fisk and Sons
Arguments Expected to Open Today in Mitchell Court Martial
The court martial enters final phase as Major Allen Gullion is set to lead the prosecution arguments tomorrow. Weeks letter branding Colonel Mitchell unfit for high office is read, with General Nolan and Brigadier Drum present, casting heavy doubt on the defense case.
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Washington
Mitchell
Weeks
Army Service
Coolidge
Dennis Nolan
Allen Gullion
Nolan
Hugh A. Drum
War
Navy Department
Automobile of State Engineer in Santa Fe Road Crash
State engineer George M. Neel and his wife were in a coupe that overturned on Santa Fe road between Domingo and La Bajada after a tire blew out. Mrs. Neel suffered a sprained back and bruises but was not seriously hurt. Mr. Neel was uninjured. They continued to Santa Fe by bus after the incident near a Rio Grande conservancy district directors meeting. The car sustained heavy damage.
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George M. Neel
Santa Fe
Domingo
la Bajada
Neel
Rio Grande
Inheritance Tax Rates Modified in Revenue Bill
Washington report on the House approval of modified inheritance tax rates in the non partisan revenue bill on the seventh day of debate. It notes a reduced maximum rate from 40 to 20 percent and a higher state tax credit, with amendments defeated by large margins amid partisan tension.
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Washington
House
Representative Ratney
Illinois
Ways and Means
Mr. Rainey
Bryan
Wilson
Green
Florida
Blanton
Texas
Texas Tax Club
Frank W. Mondell
Madden
Mills
New York
Ramseyer
Republian
Iowa
Explosion damages $75,000 veterans hospital building
Gas escaping from a faulty valve in an airtight chamber caused the explosion that wrecked a $75,000 unit of the United States Veterans Hospital near San Fernando. L C Wheeler, agent in charge of the DOJ here, said the department has concluded its inquiry.
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Los Angeles
United States Veterans Hospital
San Fernando
L. C
Wheeler
Department of Justice
Relics Found in Arizona Said to Trace to Phoenicians
Tucson observers report relics near the Silver Bell road may be Phoenician in origin. Wade H. Ellis, former Ohio attorney general and National Archaeological Society member, examined the artifacts and urged forensic study in Washington. He cautioned he is an amateur but called the find potentially the greatest since Columbus and suggested sending samples to the national society.
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Arizona
Ellis
Tucson
Ariz
Charles Manter
Thomas Bent
Silverbell Road
Wade H. Ellis
National Archaeological Society
Washington
Ohio
United States
Mediterranean
Els
Manier
Elliz
America
Hills
University of Arizona
Byron Cume Simloge
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Otresemank
Valley and Mountain Christmas Charities
England
New Hospital
ATU
Central Press
Athens Regime
U. S
Colby
Secretary of War
Gullion
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