pledge to unify Pacific whites sparks House debate
Washington reports a White House push to reassure the country over Japan tensions as Secretary Hughes welcomes a new Japanese ambassador. A correspondingly bold anti Japanese alignment resolution sparked Pacific coast opposition and rapid debate on the House floor.
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Washington
Associated Press
Congress
Hughes
Pacific
Britten
Republican
Illinois
House
Tokio
Coolidge
Dwasifian Au euanAtiAawnaAananta Af Ins
Lewes
Japan
Far East
United States
State Department
Matsudaira
Tam
Pacific Ocean
Weather Forecast for Denver and Southwest Realms
Denver December 18 generally fair in New Mexico with fair Friday and Saturday and much colder Friday except extreme northeast portion Saturday continued cold. Arizona fair Friday and Saturday with continued cold Friday and Saturday and slowly rising temperatures.
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Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
University Weather Readings For Yesterday
Conditions for the twenty four hours ending 6 p m show a high of 38 and a low of 68 with a range of 34 degrees. Wind was west at 0 to 36 velocity and the sky was clear.
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Eesesreesenenses
Meap Camererte Srers Epens
Sunrise and Sunset Times for December in New Mexico
Sunrise on December 20 at 7 11 a m and sunset at 4 53 p m local time. Albuquerque shows sunrise 0 to 1 minute earlier and sunset a few minutes later during December.
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Albuquerque
Washington Day in Congress Highlights and Probes
The House debated the navy appropriation bill while Senate committees probed the Washington Herald attack on Senator Underwood and examined transfer of prohibition enforcement. Other actions included talks on US Japan relations, French debts, and a DoJ inquiry into a Senate committee employee accepting money for influence.
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Senate
Washington Herald
Underwood
Internal Revenue Bureau
Washington
United States
Japan
Treasury
Great Britain
Culbertson
Tariff Commission
Leigh C. Palmer
Emergency Fleet Corporation
House Shipping Board
Department of Agriculture
Britten
Pacific
Pacific Coast
Madden
Ilinois
New Jersey
Lehrbach
Department of Justice
Norris Blocks Vote on Mace Shoals Measure
Senate clash over unanimous consent to vote on the Underwood Muscle Shoals bill. Senator Norris of Nebraska blocks progress with opposition to limiting debate on amendments. Majority leader moves to hold night sessions. Norris pledges daily adjournment at five.
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Washington
Senate
Norris
Nebraska
Curtis
Underwood
Jones
Wadsworth
New York
Underwood Will Hold Question Before Senate
Senate leaders failed to fix a time for a final vote on Muscle Shoals. A group favoring reference to a commission pressed for a compromise as Christmas recess loomed. Senators Underwood and Norris, from Alabama and the Senate, supported new steps to resolve the dispute.
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Washington
Senate
Muscle Shoals
Underwood
Alabama
Norris
Repub
Jury Tampering Alleged in McCoy Trial
Los Angeles reports the prosecution charging attempts to tamper with the jury hearing the Kid McCoy murder case of Mrs. Theresa W. Mors. The accusation surfaced amid ongoing proceedings in the December hearing.
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McOy
Los Angeles
Calif
Kid McCoy
Puginier
Theresa W. Mors
Jury tampering claims in Kid McCoy murder trial
In Los Angeles on December 18 charges that the jury in the Kid McCoy murder case was tampered with were reportedly quashed. Defense notes strained relations with Theresa W. Mors prior to a May divorce, and a defense witness described a violent dispute at the Mors antique shop. McCoy plans to testify, joined by Albert A. Mors who was to be the state's star witness but was not called.
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Los Angeles
Kid McCoy
Theresa W. Mors
C. 8
Crail
Mors
McCoy
Representative Julius Kahn Dies at 63 in San Francisco
San Francisco, Dec. 18 Representative Julius Kahn of California and chairman of the house military affairs committee died at his home after weeks of illness. His death followed heart attacks. He was 63 and survived by a widow and two grown sons.
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End
House
San Francisco
Julius Kahn
Kahn’s War Program Leader in World War I Era
Julius Kahn of California shaped Woodrow Wilsons World War I military program and postwar army reorganization. His death opens a vacancy on the House Military Committee with Morin in line to replace him, while McKenzie and other veterans noted for long service linger in memory.
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Washington
House
Representative Kahn
California
Representative Morin
Pennsylvania
Representative McKenzie
Ilinois
Morin
Germany
Julius Kahn
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Congress
Dent
Military Committee
Kahn
America
Gillett
Cooper
Wisconsin
Butler
Haugen
Iowa
Washington Boy Is Killed by Cougar
Wenatchee Washington December 18 a 13 year old orphan from Spokane Jimmy Pehlhaber was killed by a cougar near Brewster while rounding up stray cattle parts of the body had been devoured his knife indicating a struggle was made.
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Wenatchee
Wash
Jimmy Pehlhaber
Spokane
Brewster
White House Chef Heads First State Dinner
Washington December 18 The cabinet dinner, first state function of the White House social season, was served by the White House chef and assistants rather than an outside caterer. President and Mrs Coolidgeартам ban on outside caterers as part of economy measures. Unexpended funds from the travel and entertainment allowance are returned to the treasury annually.
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Washington
White House
Coolidge
Treasury
Plaintiff Wins Libel Suit Against Magee for $1 Damages
J M Raynolds, president of the First National Bank of Albuquerque, won a libel verdict against editor Carl C Magee after a long trial. The jury awarded $1 in damages despite seeking $50 000. The case stemmed from Morning Journal editorials alleging Raynolds looted public treasury and related misconduct. The trial began December 10 and concluded after a full day of arguments and jury deliberation.
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J. M. Raynolds
Carl C. Magee
R. RR. Ryan
Francis KK. Wood
Wood
Fred Wilson
R. H. Hanna
Morning Journal
First National Bank of
Albuquerque
Gane
Magee
Five Indians and others die in Six Nation log house fire
A log house on the Six Nation reservation burned today killing five Indians including three children a woman and an elderly man. The blaze occurred at Stantford Ontario and details about the cause were not disclosed.
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Stantford
Ont
Six Nation
Choice Celery Gift From Corrales To President Coolidge
A Christmas present to President Coolidge was mailed from the Chamber of Commerce on Thursday. The gift is a box of celery grown by Alejandro Gonzales of Corrales. The stalks measure 32 inches long and are packed with care due to their tenderness. Gonzales celery is praised by experts as the finest they have seen.
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Coolidge
Chamber of Commerce
Alejandro Gonzales
Corrales
Deer Drove Across Grand Canyon Fails Under Snow
The Kaibab deer drive led by George McCormick and backed by Zane Grey collapsed amid heavy snow and poor conditions. Cowboys and Navajos halted the plan after a 130 mile trek from Lee’s Ferry, ending with an arduous return journey and plans to open Kaibab forest to hunting to reduce the herd.
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Flagstaff
Ariz
Southwest
George McCormick
Grand Canyon
Zane Grey
Lee's Ferry
Colorado River
Moving Picture
South Canyon Ranger Station
McCormick
Tee's Ferry
Firestaff
Indiana
Moving Picture Men
Grey
Restoration of Old Monarchial Flag Demand by Ex-Chancellor
Stresenman’s party drafts a resolution demanding the restoration of the old monarchial flag. The measure will be introduced at the Reichstag’s first session.
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Stresenman
Reichstag
Socialists press to block bourgeois ministry in Germany
The Associated Press reports German politics in chaos as Chancellor Marx seeks a workable Reichstag coalition. Socialists demand a Weimar coalition and oppose a bourgeois cabinet while Stresemann’s party pushes for restoring the old imperial flag and resuming non socialist governance.
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Fierlin
Associated Press
Ebert
Reichstag
Marx
Marx- Streeemann
Germany
Stresemann
People's Party
Democrats
Weimar
Paul Loebe
Omaha Negro in Gun Battle Ends in Death
Frank Myler, sought on a statutory charge for assaulting a Black teen, barricaded in a shack in Omaha. He wounded Chief of Detectives Ben Danbaum and Detective Tom Ryan before being killed as police and fire crews fired, burned the shack, and fired rockets. Myler resisted until a detective fired the shotgun blast that ended the shootout.
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Omaha
Neb
Associated Press
Frank Myler
Ben Danbaum
Tom Ryan
Newro
Myler
Mvler
Linnie Walker
Negress High School
Arctic Storm Sweeps Northern Rocky Mountain Zone
Denver reports two deaths as the Arctic storm grips the northern Rocky Mountains. Livestock suffer, rail and wire traffic slows, and fuel shortages loom. Bitter cold covers from southern Colorado to the Canadian border with more severe weather forecast for the western slope tonight.
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Denver
Colo
Rocky Mountain
Colorado
Montana
Territory
Rockies
Smudge pots used in Southern California citrus groves
San Francisco reports cold snap across California with frost damaging vegetables and fruit only nominally. Temperatures: Chico 18 below zero, Mount Wilson 15 below, San Francisco 37, Los Angeles 39, San Diego 45. Smudge pots were used in citrus groves to mitigate frost. weather bureau warns against further use tonight.
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San Francisco
California
Weather Bureau
Chico
Mount Wilson
Los Angeles
San Dieco
Citrus
Itedianda
Winter Weather Bites Southwest With Snow and Ice
Winter's first real grip tightened across the southwest with temperatures dropping and snow and sleet falling. Wire communications in Missouri Kansas and Oklahoma were badly hampered as lines went down under the burden of ice.
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Kanene City
Nouthwest
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Ines
Itce
Seven men bound over after Chimayo clash on November 28
Seven men who figured in the Chimayo battle in Rio Arriba on the night of November 28 were bound over to the district court by Justice Abelino Trujillo on assault with intent to kill and resisting arrest charges. Panatelon Martinez and Ramon Padilla remain bedbound from wounds but are expected to recover. a third wounded man has recovered.
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Santa Fe
Chimayo
Rio Arriba
District Court
Justice of the Peace
Abelino Trujillo
J. J. Kenney
Panatelon Martinez
Ramon Padilla
New Mexico Club Woman to Attend General Federation
Grace T. Bear of Roswell will represent New Mexico at the General Federation of Women's Clubs mid winter meeting in Washington D C January 18 1925. Bear is president of the New Mexico Federation of Women's Clubs and general federation director.
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New Mexico
Roswell
N. M
Grace T. Bear
New Mexico Federation of Woman's Clubs
General Federation
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Washington, D. C
Bear
Club Women of
Samuel Gompers Buried In Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
A misty Rain falls as Samuel Gompers is laid to rest on a Sleepy Hollow knoll beside notable figures. The funeral follows a New York service and a motorcade past Tarrytown to the calm cemetery with Masons conducting rites and singing Nearer My God to Thee and Lead Kindly Light.
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Tarrytown
N. Y
Samuel Gompers
Sleepy Hollow
America
Hudson
Washington Irving
Andrew Carnegie
William Rockefeller
Carl Schurz
Dupuys
Vanderns
McCombs
van Cortelandts
Beekmans
Delavane
Boodks
Elka Club
New York City
Gompers
Metropis
Ichabod Crane
Automobil
Mr. Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Free Masons
S&st. Cecile Lodge
New York
Isle
Chevlain
Editorial writer denies impugning Senator Underwood motives
Washington declares he did not intend to imply corruption or conspiracy in the Muscle Shoals lease debate. Edwin J. Clapp testifies before a Senate committee, defending his December editorial and asserting his aim was warning against potential scandal, not accusing Underwood of dishonesty.
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Underwood
Washington
Alabama
Senate
Edwin J. Clapp
Hearst
Clapp
Spencer
Alabama Power Company
Coolidge
Caraway
Butler
Massachusetts
Sterling
South Dakota
Alabama Power Comepany
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