Borah Attacks World Court Reservation Debate Deepens
Washington reports the World Court debate sharpens as Sen Borah leads reservations to limit court powers and protect U S interests. Lenroot Walsh push independence view while Borah warns of league ties as party pledges are questioned.
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Washington
Senate
Swanson
Virginia
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
League of Nations
League
Senator Walsh
United States
United States Supreme Court
Idaho
United States Senate
Geneva
Federal Judge George W English Found Guilty by House Panel
A special House committee adopted a report declaring Federal Judge George W English of the Eastern Illinois district guilty of high crimes and misdemeanors requiring interposition of the constitutional powers of the House. The action marks a rare congressional move against a sitting federal judge amid calls for accountability.
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Congressional Body
Washington
House
George W. English
Illinois
Strangler Lewis Defeats Gotch For Canadian Title Claim
In Quincy on December 18, Fa Strangler Lewis beat Nick Gotch after a single headlock fall. Gotch could not conti nue to the match for the second fall, ending the bout with Lewis holding the claim to the world heavyweight title.
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Tewis
Botcit
Quincy
Fa “Strangler
Lewis
Nick Gotch
Weather Cast for New Mexico and Nearby Regions
Denver December 18 The forecast covers New Mexico for Saturday and Sunday with cloudy unsettled skies and little temperature change. Arizona is to see unsettled conditions Saturday with likely rain and Sunday generally fair and light temperature shifts.
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Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
Local Weather Summary from University Report
Conditions for the last twenty four hours end 6 p.m. yesterday recorded by the University show a high of 43 and a low of 17. Humidity at 6 a.m. 68 percent and at 6 p.m. 82 percent. Precipitation is 0. Wind from the south and the day described as partly cloudy with variable conditions.
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Mareg Cascienco Venesaervan
Csdduascetta Desources
Woleaity
Sunrise and sunset times for December in Santa Fe area
The note states sunrise on December 20 at 7 11 a m and sunset at 4 53 p m Santa Fe time with sunrise 0 to 1 minute earlier and sunset 0 to 1 minute later in December.
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Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Bandits Drive Iowa Town In Bank Robbery Slaughter
Dows Iowa December 18 state agents and local officers search for seven or eight men who robbed the Dows Savings Bank vault early today. About $10 000 in cash and $20 000 in bonds were taken. The town was terrorized for two hours with nearly 100 shots fired from bank lookouts. No clues or vehicle description available. Fingerprint records expected to aid identification.
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Dows
Iowa
Dows Savings Bank
Indictments Return in Prohibition Case In Chicago Area
Federal grand jury returns twenty indictments charging liquor law violations. Erie railroad officials and ten others face beer sale charges, with indictments naming F. G. Robbins and others tied to transporting over 100 barrels of beer from Waverly to Chicago suburbs. Major Percy Owen and eight associates alleged bribe offers alongside liquor violations.
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Chicago
Erie Railroad
Adam C. Cliff
F. G. Robbins
Erie Road
Percy Owen
Ilinois
Dillon
The
Erie
Waverly
Adams
Botz
Summitt
Hi Jinks Show Canceled After Montana Raids
Midnight raids on sorority houses at the University of Montana over apparel for ballet scenes prompted the dean's council to cancel the Hi Jinks show. Sororities retaliated with night raids on fraternity houses, leading to an official investigation and the performance being banned for the year.
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Missoula
Mont
University of Montana
United States Considers Geneva Armament Talks
Washington reports discuss participation in Geneva disarmament preliminaries without triggering full joining of the later conference. The White House and State Department weigh inviting Hugh Gibson to Berne for preliminary work, with Congress possibly not required for that appointment. Senators Borah and Porter discuss the issue with Kellogg and State officials.
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Washington
Geneva
White House
Council of the League of Nations
State Department
Senate
Kellogg
Borah
Idaho
Porter
Pennsylvania
House
May
Gibson
Hugh Gibson
Berne
United States
Congress
Senators Weigh Delay on Colorado River Pact
Wyoming official G Hopkins urged delaying river development for five to six years until Arizona voters gain more ratification chances. Denver engineer H Bull argued Denver must secure its share via interstate agreement before Boulder Canyon project moves forward.
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Washington
Colorado River
Arizona
Senate Irrigation and Reclamation Committee
G. Hopkins
Wyoming
Hopkins
Boulder Canyon
M. Bull
Denver
Colorado
Boulder
Lack of Lights on Ship Caused Loss of U Boat
Boston report states Lieutenant Lockwood argued the City of Rome was a blind ship when it rammed and sank the submarine 8 51, killing 33. He blamed the steamer entirely while Ocean Steamship counsel said fault lies with a federal admiralty court. The company has already filed its case in New York.
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Boston
City of Rome
Charles A. Lockwood
Naval Court of Inquiry
Ocean Steamship Company
New York
Kaplan Defeats Herman Easily In Title Bout
In New York 12 18 1930 Louis Kid Kaplan retained the featherweight crown with a decisive 15 round victory over Babe Herman before about 14 000 fans at Madison Square Garden. Kaplan controlled the bout from start to finish, staggers aside only brief resistance in rounds ten and fourteen. Herman suffered cuts and was halted by Kaplan’s aggressive offense. Preliminary bouts featured Nick Quagerelli decision over Tommy Jones and Johnny Filucci over a 124 . continued on page I.
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New York
Associated Press
Louis
Kid) Kaplan
Connecticut
Babe Herman
California
New
Madison Square Garden
Kaplan
Herman
Kaplan-Herman
Nick Quagerelli
Tommy Jones
Atlanta
Johnny Filucci
Prohibition Agent Lived Large at Mayflower for Case
Washington witnesses described a prohibition agent living at the Mayflower hotel for a month to entrap hotel workers. Edward Birgfeld and Cola Early ran expenses near 956.68 while entertaining women at dinner dances to gather evidence against Jules Venice and Rinaldo Blaz. Venice and Blaz were acquitted in criminal court yesterday.
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Washington
Mayflower
House
Jules R. Venice
Rinaldo Blaz
Andrews
Treasury
Prohibition
Representative Gallivan
Massachusetts
Te Committee
E. C. Yellowley
Birgfeld
Cola A. Early
Battling Siki Laid To Rest In Islamic Funeral
Louis Phal known as Battling Siki was buried after a Moslem funeral with six pallbearers in turbans and Islam garb. A brief service was led by Rev. Clayton Powell of Abyssinian Baptist church and his widow attended the burial as hundreds of Harlem residents filled the funeral parlors.
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New York
Louis Phal
Battling Siki
Clayton Powell
Abyssinian Baptist Church
Siki
Pasadena to Name Officials for Washington Alabama Game
Pasadena rose bowl officials on December 18 announced the officiating crew for the New Year’s Day game between Washington and Alabama. Walter Eckersall of Chicago will be referee with Ralph McCord of Illinois as umpire and George Varnell of Chicago as head linesman. Harry Springer of Pennsylvania will be field judge.
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Pasadena
Calif
Pasadena Rose Bow
Washington
Alabama
Walter Eckersall
Chicago
Ralph McCord
Illinois
George Varnell
Harry Springer
Pennsylvania
Tax reduction bill passes House for 325 million gift
The House approved a 325 million Christmas gift to taxpayers by a 390 to 25 vote, with President Coolidge backing the measure. The chamber rejected 40 amendments and set a prompt record in revenue legislation as leaders praised bipartisanship.
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Washington
House
Coolidge
Senate
Tilson
Connecticut
Rainey
Illinois
Beck
Browne
Cooper
Frear
Lampert
Nelson
Schafer
Schneider
Voight
Wisconsin
Sinclair
North Dakota
Collins
Mississippi
Crane
Florida
Green
Howard
Nebraska
Huddleston
Alabama
Morehead
Rankin
Sabath
Sears
Berger
Ta Guardia
New York
Carss
Woman is robbed of three twenty dollar bills in street attack
Miss Rae Dorfman reports a Friday night assault on South Fourth Street between Silver and Lead avenues. A man struck her from behind, pulled her into an alley, and took a purse containing three twenty dollar bills and about 60 cents. Dorfman chased the bandit but he escaped. police sought to apprehend him.
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Rae Dorfman
West
Lead Avenue
Miss Dorfman
Mindlin
Silver
South Fourth Street
Beet contract signed in Denver opens 1926 deal
The Mountain States Beet Growers Marketing association and the Great Western Sugar company agreed the 1926 beet contract. Farmers receive an initial $8 per ton payment and the arrangement covers upcoming harvests in Colorado and surrounding regions.
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BERT
Denver
Calo
Mountain States Beet Chowers Marketing Association
Great Western Sugar Company
Regulation Aimed at Restoring Convicted Air Officer
Washington dispatch reports lawmakers introduce a measure to reinstate Colonel William Mitchell after a five year suspension from rank pay and allowances. Public reaction centers on whether President Coolidge will act on the court’s ruling and whether Mitchell will resign from the army if not committed.
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Nolan
Drum
Graves
King
Washington
Army
William Mitchell
Coolidge
Air Crusader
Mitchell
Capitol
Blanton
Texas
Fiorello la Guardia
New York
Frank R. Reid
Illinois
Mitchell Defense Staff
War and Navy Departments
Army General Staff
Navy General Board
Air Service
War Department
Board of Review
Judge Advocate General
White House
Review Board
Secretary of War
Representative Blanton
Army Air Chief
Dennis KE. Nolan
Hugh A. Drum
William &. Gravee
Edward Ll. King
Hoover Probe Bill Faces Rubber Monopoly Clash
Washington reports an introduced resolution by Rep. Tilson to probe British colonial control of rubber prices, alleging inflated profits and urging action to protect the public. The panel may review wartime officials and Army air service leadership amid broader Mitchell and court-martial debates at the Capitol.
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Washington
Tilson
Connecticut
Hoover
House Commerce Committee
Tilson Repeated Figures Made Current By Mr. Hoover
United States
Hill urges students to monitor federal oil land tax proposal
President David Hill urged University of New Mexico students to track a congressional resolution proposing to pool income from all state institution lands in New Mexico. He warned that approving the plan could divert about seven percent of the university’s oil revenue, delaying essential campus improvements.
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University Assembly
David
Hill
Congress
New Mexico
Hie
Eddy County
Nte
Ble
National Association of State Universities
Washington
The
State University
Big Game Decrease Shown in Santa Fe Forest Census
Santa Fe reports a drop in deer and wild turkey as the forest census shows 1300 to 900 deer and 1900 to 1500 turkeys from last year. Ranges list elk deer bears wolves and other wildlife totals, with 645 hunters killing 35 mule deer and 48 turkeys amid predation estimates.
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Santa Fe
Santa Fe National Forest
Rangers
Mother accepts bonus for son as imposter case unfolds
Aberdeen S D December 18 Mrs Charles Frazier of Santee Neb accepts government ruling that her son was killed in France and applies for a soldier bonus of 221 dollars to care for Arthur Lopez Frazier whom the government deems an impostor but who she regards as her son Lopez is reported as suffering from tuberculosis Normal application for the bonus was received at the adjutant generals office.
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Aberdeen
S. D
France
Charles Frazier
Santee
Neb
South Dakota
Arthur Lopez-Frazier
Frazier
Lopez
Adjutant Generald
Day in Washington Draft Tax Bill Passes Congress
The House approved a $225 million tax reduction bill as defenders of Colonel Mitchell rallied in Congress. In the world court dispute, both sides moved to action in the Bene ate while Ogden H. Hammond of New Jersey was nominated as ambassador to Spain. The first annual appropriation bill was reported to the House and questions about British monopoly effects were raised in the House.
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House
Colonel Mitchell
Congress
Ogden H. Hammond
New Jersey
Spain
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