New Mexico Livestock Crisis Drives Tax Official Meeting
At the annual tax officers conference in Santa Fe, Governor Mechem warns educational costs are too high and revenue must fit appropriations. Sheep industry leaders testify it is impossible to cover expenses, citing losses of 54 cents per head in 1920 and rising costs since.
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Banta Fe
New Mexico
Mechem
Frank Trond
Estancia
Fred Huning
Valencia County
Prascer Miller
Sheep Ranttary Board
Lee
Albuquerne
Amonciation
Wool Growers’ Association
Bond
Marley
Saint
W. R F. Merley
Magdalena
Morley
Indus
TY Miller
Armenian Deportees Murdered in Constantinople Case
Washington reports a September murder of 17 Armenian women and children who had come to the United States seeking safety but were deported as quota excess. Details from C V Knigitty cite an American student at Roberts College and a letter describing the killings by Turkish forces, with motive stated as obstruction.
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Ateneiotes Preea
Washington
Constantinople
United States
Towker
C. V. Knigitty
Peston
Koaicitty
Roberts College
Moston
Turku
Injunction Sought Over Kansas District Miners Row
In Kansas City on December 19 Associated Press reports Redmond and a fireman counsel for the deposed Howat administration asked for a permanent injunction against United Mine Workers leaders John N. Lewis and others claiming the Howat group was validly elected to March 22 and that current contracts were made by the deposed administration. The international officers were said to lack authority to remove district officials.
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Kansas City
Charlies
Pinger
International Representatives
Kansan
Howat
International Union
Prohibition Won’t Be Revoked in U S
Robert A. Widenmann of New York sought to force the secretary of state to withdraw the ratification proclamation. The Supreme Court affirmed the District of Columbia court ruling that Widenmann had no interest to benefit from a grant.
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Washington
Robert A. Widenmann
New York
Supreme Court
Secretary of State
District of Columbia
Widenmann
Valley reclamation eyed by U.S. Reclamation Service
A. P. Davis, director of the U S reclamation bureau, said the federal government seriously considers a reclamation project for the middle Rio Grande from White Rock canyon to Socorro. He noted water could be conserved to irrigate the valley, adding 460 000 acres of arid land to New Mexico agriculture.
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Rio Grande Waltey
White Rock Canyon
Socorro
A. P. Davis
Reclamation Bureau
Chamber of Commerce Parlore
Davis
Bernalillo
Isieta
San Luis Val
Colorado
Rio Grande
Davia
Bureau
Federal Bureau
Washington
Davin
Reclamation Service
White Flock
Weather Forecast for Denver and New Mexico and Tarena
Weather 7 forecast reports generally fair skies in New Mexico for Tuesday and Wednesday with possible snow in west areas and unsettled conditions in Tarpena with probable rain west and south central and rain or snow northeast. Temperatures little changed.
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Denver
Colo
New Mexico
Weather Summary From University Report
Conditions for the past day end at 6 p.m. show a high of 68 degrees with a low around 46. Humidity ranged from 86 percent in the morning to 60 percent at 6 p.m. Winds were from the south at 12 units and the day was cloudy.
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Cis
Fate of Anglo Treaty Ratification Remains Unclear
Nothing tangible has developed to indicate how members will vote on ratifying the treaty. The fate of Anglo assurances and the bail status remains unknown as discussions continue without a clear outcome.
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Anglo
Alo Pagt
Irish Treaty Debate Shows No Clear Majority
In Pullin on December 19 the Irish ratification debate yielded no clear outcome as deputies and leaders admit uncertainty. Key figures including Duggan, Mrs Sheehy Skeffington, Tom Johnson, and Colonel Maurice Moore avoid predicting who will win. De Valera resists publishing an alternate plan while Barton recalls being forced to sign the treaty under pressure.
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Pullin
Associated Press
Dail
Michael Colling
Chares Rirgeer
de Valera
inf@icatea
E Valera
Griffith
Collins Chilfers
Tiebert Barton
Barton
Republic
Lloyd George
Collins
Duggan
Gavan Duffy
Trish
Duffy
England
Firskine Childera
Ireland
John Joseph McKeown
McKeown
Irish Republican Army
Severe Southland Storm Dumps Heavy Rain Across County
Nearly ten inches of rain fell in six hours at Mount Wilson near Angel City as the most severe storm in years lashed southern California. Two and a half inches fell in one hour. Rail traffic was hampered and substantial damage occurred across the region.
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Los Angeles
Dee
Mount Wilson
Here
California
Fire Destroys Half of Mexican Oasis for Thirsty Americans
Two fires swept through wooden structures in Tijuana Mexico destroying part of the tourist district south of San Diego. Five microcas including Klondike and Elite burned along with a restaurant, grocery, shop and offices. One body was found in the ruins and one life reported lost.
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San Diego
Calif
Tijuana
Mex
San Diego Fire Department
Ican
California
Klondike
Black Cat
Sonora
Elite
Savoy
Con
Reba
Ex-Emperor Charles' Madeira exile bills spark funding dispute
Reports from Paria note allied governments struggle to cover the cost of Charles I of Austria and his family in Madeira and in Switzerland. Hungary is expected to pay much of the Madeira pension and Swiss expenses may be shared by the Little Entente. A royalist subscription funded a 2.6 million crown bed for the ex-queen, shipped to Madeira amid bans on public display.
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Paria
Charles
Switzerland
Madeira
France
Charlies
Austria- Hungary
Hungary
Tiungary
Budapest
Mexico’s Cotton Crop Shrinks This Year
Mexico’s cotton harvest this year is expected to total no more than 66,000 bales versus a normal 125,600. The Laguna district growers halted field cultivation to wait for higher market prices, reducing output.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Laguna
Actress Ada Gilman Dies After Illness
Ada Gilman 67 a renowned American stage actress for nearly fifty years died yesterday at the Edwin Forrest home for actors in Holmesburg Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Ada Gilman
Edwin Forest
Holmesburg
Empty Stocking Fund Contributions Listed for Christmas Aid
Donations received yesterday for Salvation Army and Bureau of Charities to aid the city poor in a Merry Christmas distribution. Names include C. W Thorn, Mrs. Fred Hamm, Dr. John Petterson, Mrs. W. E. Whiteman, Howard Heyn, among others, totaling 813.50 bringing total to 2312.90 to date.
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Salvation Army
Bureau of Charities
OW Avi i Ivesa
C. W
California anti alien land law upheld as constitutional
A federal three judge court ruled California’s anti alien land law is constitutional. The decision concerns aliens ineligible for citizenship and their leasehold rights in agricultural land and cites the treaty with Japan regarding Japanese subjects.
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Associated Press
San. Francisco
California
Japan
Dover Nominee for Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
President Harding nominated Elmer Dever of Tacoma Washington to be assistant secretary of the treasury. Dever has long tied to the Republican National Committee and served as western manager in the last campaign. Commissioners Hall of Colorado and Aitchison of Oregon were renominated to new terms on the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Washington
Elmer Dever
Tacoma
Wash
Senate
Harding
Treasury
Dever
Republican National Committee
Commissioners Hall
Colorado
Aitchison
Oregon
Interstate Commerce Commission
New Lisbon Government Formed in Portugal
Washington reports Cunha Leal became prime minister of Lisbon after a government reshuffle. Julio Falkas, ex-minister of public instruction, was named minister of foreign affairs in the new cabinet.
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Washington
Lisbon
Portugal
State Department
Cunha Leal
Julio Falkas
New Series of Silver Dollars Minted Reflecting Arms Conference
Washington reports a new design for silver dollars approved for minting immediately. About 760,600 coins will be struck before January 1, featuring Liberty on the obverse and an eagle on a broken sword with an olive branch on the reverse, bearing Peace.
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Washington
Narding Today
Raymond T. Waker
Mint
Fine Arte Commission
Baker
Anthony da Francisi
New York
Fine Arts Commission
Harding
Secretary of the Treasury
Melion
ROADS LAPLAIN CONTRACT PLAN OF REPAIR
The Indiana Marker Belt railroad adopts a contract system for car repair work amid a labor board hearing. George Hannauer testifies that economy and efficiency drive adoption as unions challenge legality under the transportation act. The case covers nine railroads and about one million workers, with closing arguments scheduled for tomorrow.
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Chicago
Indiana Marker Belt Railroad
George Hannauer
Inbor
Hannouer
Frank FP. Walsh
CC. Murray
Hannauyer
Walsh
William Riley Hill Is Given Life Term for Child Slaying
William Riley Hill, convicted of slaying his nine year old stepdaughter Helen Maxine Short, was sentenced today to life imprisonment. The body of the child was found in an irrigation ditch near Brighton last summer.
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Brighton
Colo
Willam Riley Hill
Helen Maxine Short
Here
Final Spurt in Salesmanship Club Campaign
The final count of credits by The Salesmanship Club Department of The Morning Journal shows standings unchanged until the final outcome. Members deposit sealed envelopes in a locked box at Citizens National Bank. envelopes opened next Saturday night to award five cars and other prizes.
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The
Morning Journal
Citizens National Hank
Revolution Breaks Out in Portugal After Cannonade
London dispatch reports a revolutionary outbreak in Portugal with cannon fire along the Tagus. Severe casualties on both sides fill hospitals. Cunha Leal and his provisional ministry faced attack at Carlos barracks and were forced to retreat. the premier’s fate remains unknown.
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London
Portugal
Daily Chronicle
Paris
Tagus River
Cunha Leal
Carlos
Man arrested in St Louis claims I stole $44 here
A man in St Louis confessed to police that he is William ONeill and admitted eight robberies in California New Mexico and Los Angeles. He says he robbed a San Diego hotel room and venues in Albuquerque Venice and Los Angeles, with a $44 purse theft noted in Albuquerque. Local records show no recent St Louis arrest or matching robbery reports.
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ST. Louis
Associated Press
Bt. Louis
Wiliam O'Neill
San Venice
Los Angeles
Call
Albuque Rote
N. M.cyneill
Ban Diceo
Bovees
Venice
Albuquerque
WN. Am
T.oral
Willem O'Neill
Mra Natividad
China delegates affirm unchanged policy after cabinet resigns
The Chinese delegation in Washington said the Peking cabinet had resigned and Dr. W. W. Yen remained acting premier. They insisted China’s foreign policy remains unchanged and that unless Japan’s 1915 twenty one demands are cancelled, the Washington conference principles are mere scrap paper.
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Washington
Associated Press
Peking
W. W. Yen
China
Japan
Hardwood Association Price Exchange Plan Ruled Against Trust Law
The Supreme Court decision declares the price exchange plan among hardwood traders illegal under anti trust statutes. The ruling affirms the government’s position that coordinated pricing and market allocation harmed competition and consumer interests.
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Supreme Court
Supreme Court declares open competition plan unlawful
The high court ruled six to three that the American Wardware Manufacturers association open competition plan violated the Sherman act. Justice Clarke described how the statistical bureau gathered and spread data to coordinate price rises, with meetings and questionnaires steering member actions to restrain production and maintain prices.
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Washington
American Wardware Manufacturers’ Association
Supreme Court Todey
Fama
Daugherty
Systeins Tower Court
McKenna Wolmes
Grande
Alstrict Court of Western Tennesser
Clarke
Association
Statistical Bureau
Justice Clarke
Modifying Dry Amendment to Permit Sale of Beer and Wine
Officials estimated the tax revenue from legal beer and wine sales could reach 506000 dollars yearly, with a treasury stance not opposed to the measure. Proposals to fund a soldiers bonus and enforce the Volstead Act may drive calls for 40000000 in appropriations, while current enforcement spending sits near 8750000.
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Associated Press
Washington
Dee
Treasury
Bonua
Hanoi
Prohibitio Bureau
Farmer-Wrestler Alan Eustace to Return to Mat
Wakefield Dec 19 Alan Eustace farmer-wrestler will return to the mat at the first of the year after months of eye infection from a lodged cinder. He has kept fit with road work and medical attention continues.
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Wakefield
Kana
Alan Eustace
Iat
Eustace
Roca
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Miller
U. S
Hewat
Kansas
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Sinn
Angel City
Karl
Dover
Treasury Post
Roads Laplain
Railroad Labor Board
Hardwood Association
Federal Tribunal
McKenna
Brandeis
Holmes
Freee
Compress
Haynes
House
Treasury Department
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