Heflin cites Mobile court record on Smith Daugherty case
Alabama Senator Heflin quoted a Mobile court record in the Senate as part of his charge that Jess Smith sought to raise funds from liquor interests to aid the Republican campaign. The record includes statements from Aubrey Iles and Boykin about a plan to gather money from bootleggers and breweries to pay a national committee debt. The testimony was read at a secret Senate judiciary committee meeting last April when Boyles was up for district attorney.
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Washington
Mobile
Senate
Heflin
Demont
Alabama
Jess Smith
Ugherty
Ruting
Aubrey Iles
United States Districttorney
Med Boykin
Smith
Boyles
Judiciary Committee
Disef
Buckner
Newak
Smiths
Corupcion
Daugherty
New York
Boykin
Churt
Judicry Committee
Ellen
Republican Naval Committee
United States
Juanator Heflin
Albert Bull
Edward L. Doheny
Tere
Boyle
Senna
Beror Heflin
Jossmith
United States Marshal
United States Marshal, “To Boyles
Joel Smith
United
Weather Outlook for New Mexico and Arizona
Weather report from Denver notes unsettled warm conditions in New Mexico on Tuesday. On Wednesday expect mostly fair skies. Arizona shows fair conditions in the west and unsettled in the east, with warmer temperatures likely Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Denver
New Mexio
Arizona
Unclear Local Weather Report Fragments
Fragmented weather notes show high and low temperatures, humidity around 86 percent, and a northeast wind. Details are garbled with several unreadable words and stray letters.
Felipe Hubbell Threatens Tight Shop In Old Town
In Albuquerque a parolee bootlegger Jim Cash cites warnings from his fiscal agent that Old Town will face hard times after the new year. The agent reports uncollected checks and outlines local figures still in business while Felipe Hubbell reportedly plans to shut operations.
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Old Town
Jim Cash
Albuquerque
Felipe Hubbell
Cash
John Wdoe
F.A
Richard Roe
Jane Doe
Mesa
Senate seeks probe of alien property custodian
Reports of irregularities in alien property administration prompt a senate investigation plan. Senator Borah argues for a major inquiry funded at about 560000, while Secretary Mellon says no misappropriation is shown and current methods are abandoned.
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Washington
McCarl
Senate
Coolidge
Mellon
Borah
Idaho
Five men shot in Magoffin County clash over bow
A fight in Carver Magoffin County after one man stepped on a bow left five men wounded, three fatally. lle Williams Addie Jackson and Add Balyer were taken to a hospital in critical condition with likely fatal wounds. Artie Cole and Karl Jackson were wounded less seriously.
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Paintsville
Carver
Magoffin County
Lle Williams
Addie Jackson
Add Balyer
Artie Cole
Karl Jackson
Father of Girl Tries to Wreak Vengeance
Harold Joseph Croarkin 26, heir to a flour business, confessed to killing 6 year old Walter Schmith with three hammer blows. No formal charges filed as he remains in seclusion. psychiatrists deem him normal. Croarkin admitted targeting 8 to 12 children in recent months and led a chaotic flight after the slaying.
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Chicago
Walter Schmith
Harold Joseph Croarkin
Croarkin
Francis P. Croarkin
Chicago School Board
Schmith
Devon Riding Academy
Croorkin
Peter I. Croarkin
Little Walter
C. B. Feeley
Feeley
Croakin
Senate subcommittee to probe baking industry mergers
The Senate Judiciary subcommittee, chaired by Senator Walsh, will investigate mergers among Ward, Continental and General Baking companies. Investigators Borah and Deneen will join to verify actions by the federal trade commission and the department of justice on bread market restraint cases and related proceedings.
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Washington
Baking
Senate Judiciary
Mondam
Walsh
Montana
Borah
Idaho
Deneen
Ward
Continental
General Baking
Senate
Federal Trade Commission
Department of Justice
The
Trade Commission
Baltimore
Commission
Train Service Resumes on San Diego Line After Storm
El Centro Cal December 20 trains on the San Diego and Arizona railroad were back in service between here and San Diego after a ten day suspension caused by the December 10 storm.
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EL. Centro
Cal
San Diego and Arizona
Here
San Diego
Tran
New Mexico Cities Cite Underfunding Of Municipal Functions
Albuquerque city attorney H B Jamison told a Las Vegas luncheon that every New Mexico municipality is under financed due to state-imposed revenue limits. Jamison, president of the New Mexico Municipal League, warned that police and fire departments and clerical staff lack pay enough to attract qualified public servants as cities confront higher operating costs.
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New Mexico
Jamison
Albuquerque
Municipal League
Vegas
Las Vegas
N. M
H. B. Jamison
New Mexico Municipal League
Hr. B. Jamison
T. V. Trader
East Las Vegas
J. N. Gladding
Ares Gallup
C. M. Sabin
Robert Cooper
HW. B. Jamison
Santa Fe
E. L. Safford
J. GC. McConvery
M. V. Hamilton
Raton
M. G. Smigelow
F. 8. Merrian
Robbers Across River Loot Ferguson Home
Robbers entered the Ferguson residence across Barelas bridge while the dairy man and his family attended a funeral. They ransacked the house, taking jewelry and silverware, and gained entry through a back porch window. A string of neighborhood thefts include a garage gas theft and attempted break in at Bakers store. the police investigation continues.
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Niel B Ferguson
Ferguson
Acros Barelas Bridge
Bakers Store
Baker
Mr. Ferguson
Nishane
Roosevelt Party Fails To Find Lion In Arizona Hunt
Archie Roosevelt Mrs Roosevelt Mia Stuyvesant Fish and Prirman Dick hunted for a lion in the Rincohl mountains two weeks ago returning to New York. They said the lions remain in the Fincons area despite an excellent trip cut by daily rain. Their guide Jeas Curomins blamed wet conditions for lost trail and dampened trailing.
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Tucson
Ariz
Archie Roosevelt
Rowrevelt
Congress Fight Over Judges Intensifies In Bipartisan Split
Washington reports a widening clash between the Senate and the House over a plan to add federal judges. The Judiciary committees backed separate bills for ten new judges, while the House sought an omnibus measure. If the Senate approves only five, a conference will seek a compromise. The push affects districts in New York State, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Iowa, South Carolina, Michigan, California, and the Second Circuit.
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Washington
Senate
House
Judiciary
New York
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Iowa
Judiciary Committee
South Carolina
Michigan
South Dakota
California
Vermont
Connectticut
Missing Wife of Washington Doctor Feared Dead
Washington police and relatives search for Mrs Gladys M Houck wife of Dr Knute Houck St Elizabeths hospital physician She vanished last Wednesday after he disappeared and later admitted beating her Authorities suspect murder though bloodless clothing was found on a back porch Relatives believe she is dead despite his recovery in Gallinger hospital and his claim she left him.
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Washington
Gladys M. Houck
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Knute Houck
Hornell
N. Y
Houck
Gallinger Hospital
Northwestern University
Mayo Brothers
Rochester
Minn
Bt. Elizabeth's Hospital
Widow Sues for Damages in Auto Crash Case
The widow of John C. Biavanschi filed suit in district court seeking 161,000 in compensatory damages plus 135 funeral expenses after his wagon was struck by an automobile driven by Miguele Ribera. Ribera, jailed on manslaughter charges, posted 3,000 bond and awaits the next district court term. The accident occurred October 29 on a main south road. Attorney Moderto Ortia for the plaintiff.
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John C. Biavanschi
District Court
Miguele Ribera
Ribera
Justice of the Peace
George Roddy
Blavasehi
New Mexico Urged to Back Gooding Rate Bill
New Mexico officials and business interests press Congress to back the Gooding long and short haul amendment to the Rivers and Harbors bill. Messages go to Senators Jones and Bratton and Congressman Morrow urging support to end railroad rate discrimination against the inter mountain region.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Congress
State Corporation Commission
Jones and Bratton
Morrow
Rivers and Harbors
Finter-Mountain Country
Pacific Coast
Panama Canal
New Mexico Corporation Commission
Inter-mountain
Hugh Williams
Haugen backs McNary farm relief bill over cotton terms
Washington notes Chairman Haugen endorses the McNary bill as a compensation measure with an equalization fee on five commodities including cotton. Debate centers on immediate cotton application versus two year exemption, pitting Haugen and southern allies against Fulmer and other cotton opponents.
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Washington
Haugen
House Agricultural Committee
McNary
Oregon
Fulmer
South Carolina
Senate
Day in Washington voting and nominations prompt action
The House voted to restore a one lent rate on private post cards. Senator Heflin of Alabama attacked the Harding administration. Cyrus E. Woods, former diplomat, nominated as interstate commerce commissioner. Senate Judiciary Committee ordered to investigate alleged bread trust. Senator Hawes of Missouri urged repeal of medicinal whisky restrictions. House Naval Committee approved the Butler bill authorizing construction of tonnage cruisers tonight.
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House
Senator Heflin
Alabama
Harding
Cyrus E. Woods
Senate Judiciary Committee
Hawes
Missouri
House Naval
Line sunk in Hudson as sixty two men ride same launch
Captain John Rohweider of Jersey City faced homicide charges after the Linseed King sank in the Hudson Monday. About thirty lives were lost with seven missing and twenty five under medical care. A hundred or more unemployed workers had answered a help wanted ad to ride across river when the launch capsized after working through ice and heavy chop.
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New York
John Rohweider
Jersey City
Hudson River
District Attorney’s Office
Manhattan
Spencer-Kellogg & Sons
Hdgewater
N. J
Ninety-fifth Street Pier
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ELP
Esecos
Sieseaese
Rensteer Borah
Treasury
Ing
Harold Croarkin
County
Monster
Ned M. Green
Nevada
San Francisco
Louis V. Crowley
Green
T. J. Roche
Niel B. Ferguson
Roosevelt
Lion
Hunt
Ant
Dr. Knute Houck
Hitsand
New Jersey
Winny
Anita
Miguel Ribera
Moderto
Ortia
Otton
Gruen
Everitt’s
Albuquerque's Jewelers
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