Resignation of William Walton as Albuquerque mayor
William Walton mayor and chair of the Albuquerque Board of City Commissioners tendered his resignation both as chair and as commissioner. The resignation dated December 18 was accepted by Commissioners Swope Hughes and Tingley in a meeting marked by late arrival of Commissioner Weil.
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William N Walton
Albuquerque
William R. Walton
Morning Journal
Dot Walton
Walton
Swope
Tingley
Hughes
Weil
Well
Armament
Reil Call
Weill
Hanna
N. M.capa
Ida V. Maione
New Mexico
Alleuquerdte
R. Walton
Tughes
HH. Hanna
William A. Keleher
Keleher
Turkish Fem May Result in Failure of the Lausanne Meet
Allied leaders declare they have uttered their last word on the liberty of the Straits question. The talks between Turkish officials and Western powers appear near collapse, with potential impact on postwar arrangements and regional security.
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FEM
Lausanne
the Straits
Weather Cast for New Mexico Arizona and Denver
Weather forecast shows generally fair conditions for New Mexico on Wednesday and Thursday with colder air east of the mountains. Arizona also expects fair weather with little temperature change. Denver region notes similar patterns across the period.
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Porlcast
Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
Local University 24 Hour Weather Report Summary
Conditions for the past day show high and low temperatures, mean values, and humidity. Precipitation is minimal with a light southwest wind and clear skies overall.
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Dovyen Rv
Bill Would Exempt Securities Amendment Faces House Vote
Washington December 19 after a sharp start the House took up a resolution to amend the constitution to prohibit issuance of tax exempt securities by the federal government and the states The measure pushed by Representative Green Iowa with Harding and the treasury backing faces a expected two thirds vote and strong opposition from Republican leaders including Fordney Mills and Garner The debate centers on states rights over credit and the fiscal and economic implications of tax exempt securities on the nation
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Washington
House
Harding
Treasury
Representative Green
Iowa
Ways and Means
Fordney
Ways and Means Committee
Green
Mills
New York
Garner
Texas
Representative Mills
Turks Fight for Straits Rights Threaten Lausanne Pact
At Lausanne the Turkish demand to suppress submarines and battle aircraft is rejected by allied powers. The crisis over straits equality and a neutral commission hangs on Turkish acceptance of a peace plan. Moscow and Angora positions clash as diplomats press for peaceful use of straits and restrained naval strength.
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Tawusanne
Associated Press
Constantinople
United States
Keyes
Burdett-Stuart
England
Turkey
Black Sea
Laureanne
George Tehitcherin
Moscow
International Commission
Lausanne
Greece
Hart Denounces Hollywood Scandal Stories as bunk
Chicago December 19 William S Hart movie star rejects reports of scandal in Hollywood calling them bunk. He travels to Hollywood and says the town is a large overgrown village with no cabarets or notable nightlife.
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Hollywood
Hart
Chicago
Calif
William &. Hart
Tom Thorp Umpires East West Coast Holiday Games
New York university football coach Tom Thorp will officiate as umpire in three Fast-West interscholastic sundiron games on the Pacific coast during the holidays. The matchups pit West Virginia vs Gonzaga in San Diego on Christmas day, Pittsburgh vs Stanford in Palo Alto on December 30, and Penn State vs Southern California in Pasadena on New Year’s.
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New York
Tom Thorp
New York University
Paciftic
West Virginia
Gonzaga University
San Diego
Pittsburgh
Stanford
Palo Alto
Penn State
Southern California
Pasadena
New Years
Fire in Juniata Pa Destroys Business District
A $200000 blaze started by a defective flue in an undertaker establishment swept through Juniata Pennsylvania damaging the business district. Firefighters gained control after midnight as residents fled in night clothing and neighboring cities sent aid to combat the flames.
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Juniata
Washington reports on scrapped warships under naval treaty
Secretary Denby informs Congress on status of warships scrapped or disposed of by signatories since the Washington arms conference. U S and Japan suspend further capital ship scrapping, Britain has dismantled many ships, Australia scraps the battle cruiser Australia, and France Italy show varied actions.
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Washington
Denby
Congress
Navy Department
United States
Japan
Great Britain
U.S
Connecticut
Maine
Australia
Ministry of Marine
France
Italy
Vrance
Witness recounts Herrin riot killings and siege
Robert Officer testified about June 21 riot events at the Herrin mine where non union workers and union officials sought a truce. He described white flags, sniper fire, and the marching captive non union men to a barbed wire fence, with Superintendent McDowell slain amid the crowd.
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Marion
Associated Press
Herrin
Robert Officer
University of Pennsylvania
Sam Hunter
Adjutant General's Office
Springfield
United Mine Workers
Co. K. McDowell
McDowell
Daugherty Impeachment Hearings Near End in Washington
Proceedings before the house judiciary committee in the Daugherty impeachment case with Representative Keller withdrawing. Woodruff and Johnson testify on evolving scope, documents, and potential witnesses as hearings press toward a conclusion.
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Wachincton
House Judiciary
Daugherty
Representative Keller
Minnesota
Woodruff
Michigan
Department of Justice
Woodrufft
Keller
Representative Johnson
South Dakota
Volstead
Johnson
War Department
House
H. Lh. Scaiffe
Justice Department
Wright-Martin
Seymour
Senate Debates Norris Opposed Motion to Lay Aside Shipping Bill
In Washington on December 19 the Senate failed to lay aside the administration shipping bill in favor of Senator Norris Nebraska’s agricultural financing measure. Delegates argued over scheduling a vote by unanimous consent as Norris signaled readiness to proceed but opposition persisted among Norris supporters.
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Washington
Norris
Nebraska
Senate
Cones
Jones
Smith
South Carolina
Federal Reserve Board
Heflin
Alabama
Banking and Currency Committee
McLean
Connecticut
Banking Committee
Two Smallpox Cases Reported in New Mexico
Santa Fe reports two smallpox cases to the state bureau of public health. One in Dona Ana County involved a railroad section hand isolated in a boxcar with contacts vaccinated. The second case in Deming likely arose from the Dona Ana infection. eight others were quarantined and additional contacts vaccinated.
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Santa Fe
State Bureau of Public Health
Dona Ana
Deming
Thieves Loot El Paso Church Pulpit and Bench
Thieves broke into the Fast El Paso Methodist church last night and stole the mourners bench the pulpit chair and a table while damaging a piano. Rev. S. M. Mills pastor, announced today.
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el Paso
Tex
el Paso Methodist Church
S. M. Mills
Wages Will Not Return To Prewar Levels In Speech
Washington December 10 Julius H Barnes president of the chamber of commerce of the United States said wages will never return to prewar levels and that the current rise reflects real gains in earning power not wartime inflation. He urged preserving an economic system that yields more for everyone and noted fewer farm workers since 1900 due to machinery, with production rising in autos electricity motion pictures and chemical work. He warned wealth must be distributed to expand the broad purchasing market needed to absorb production.
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Washington
Julius H. Barnes
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Washington City Club
Mapes Resigns as Internal Revenue Solicitor
Washington dispatch reports Carl A. Mapes resigns as solicitor of Internal Revenue effective after Senate confirmation of successor. Nelson T. Hartson, former Seattle assistant solicitor, chosen to succeed Mapes who will enter private law practice.
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CART
A. Mapes
Washington
Carl A. Mapes
Internal Revenue
Senate
Nelson T. Hartson
Seattle
Mapes
Robbers Identity Remains a Mystery in Denver Heist
Police continue to hunt for the masked bandits who stole 260000 in daylight from federal reserve guards after killing Charles T. Linton. A reward totaling 10900 is offered by local authorities and 5600 by the Kansas City reserve bank. Detectives sweep rooming houses and monitor a stolen car linked to the crime as investigations press on.
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Denver
Charles T. Linton
Federal Reserve
Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank
Government Mint
Jefferson County
Golden
Ashe
Mint
H. KR. Williams
Washington Rinker
Sherrill Suspected in Denver Mint Robbery
Federal officers in Kansas City believe Roy D. Sherrill the escaped train robber may have taken part in the Denver mint heist of 290000 dollars. Sherrill had previously described plans for robbing the Denver mint while with the Frank Lewis Dale Jones gang.
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Kansas City
Roy D. Sherrill
Federal
Leavenworth
Kans
Denver Mint
Sherrill
Dale Jones
Penn State Football Players Headed to Pasadena
Twenty two Penn State grid players departed State College on the first leg of a 900 mile trip to Pasadena to face USC in the Rose Bowl on New Year’s Day. Coach Bezdek and staff accompanied the squad. the caravan will stop in Chicago and Williams Arizona before touring the Grand Canyon and arriving in Pasadena.
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State College
Pennsylvania State College
Pasadena
University of Southern California
Bezdek
Martin
Fleming
Parsons
Chicago
California
Williams
Arizona
Grand Canyon
Las Vegas youths escape serious injury in auto plunge
In Las Vegas New Mexico on Sunday Regina Christopher Dena Robertson and Marshal Dye were driving toward Hot Springs canyon for Christmas trees when their Ford truck left the road on a soft dirt bankment. Robertson suffered a severely sprained back Christopher had cuts and bruises and Dye escaped with a minor sprain to the ankle.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Regina Christopher
Miss Dena Robertson
Marshal Dye
Hot Springs Canyon
Miss Robertson
Miss Christopher
Mr Dye
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Juniata, Pa
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Denver Bandits
United States Mint
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