Three Children Killed in Christmas Observance Panic
In Erie Pennsylvania on December 22 three children William Wagner 5 Eileen Rickrode 9 and Raymond Kupotzinski 12 were trampled to death when seats collapsed during an outdoor Christmas event. About six thousand attendees caused a rush that left benches overturned railings broken and toys scattered. Seven children were hospitalized with injuries. officials expect most to recover.
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Erie
William Wagner
Eileen Rickrode
Raymond Kupotzinski
Fate of John Looney Lies With Jury In Murder Trial
The jury began deliberations on the murder case of John Looney, charged with killing Rock Island saloon keeper William Gabel. After a four week trial, verdict not reached by 10 pm. Judge Willis Graham instructed the jurors and court stayed open for possible early decision ahead of holidays.
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Galesburg
John Looney
William Gabel
Rock Island
Willis Graham
Warren Bloom Framed In Police Court Fine Correction
The Morning Journal corrects a police court report stating Warner Blair was fined for driving while intoxicated. The arrest actually involved Warren Bloom on Saturday night, a government official not related to Blair. The paper regrets the erroneous publication.
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I T
Morning Journal
Warner Blair
Warren Bloom
Blair
The
Grain warehouse gutted in Baltimore blaze killing fireman
Baltimore December 22 fire destroyed the 100000 bushel grain warehouse of E Steen and Brother. One fireman died and five others were injured. Captain Harry C Jones aged 51, aide to Fire Chief August Emrich, was fatally crushed under falling walls. Damage not yet estimated.
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Baltimore
E. Steen and Brother
Lfe
Harry C. Jones
August Emrich
Farrell Resigns in Protest Over Mitchell Suspension
San Francisco December 22 John H Farrell second lieutenant infantry United States reserves resigns his commission in protest against the suspension of Colonel William Mitchell He is the fifth reserve officer to resign in this vicinity as a result of the Mitchell verdict.
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San Francisco
John H. Farrell
Leutenant
Infantry
United States Reserves
William Mitchell
Farrell
Mitchell
Weather forecast for Four Corners region
Denver area reports expect New Mexico and Arizona to have fair weather on Wednesday and Thursday. Warmer conditions likely in the southeast portion. Temperature changes are expected to be small across the region.
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Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
Weather Summary from University Observation
Conditions for the past day show a high of 45 with a low of 19 and a range of 26 degrees. Humidity at 6 am around 40 percent with no precipitation recorded and a southwest wind. The day is described as clear.
Sunrise and Sunset Times for HUNTERS on December 4
Sunrise at 7 18 a m and sunset at 4 45 p m in Santa Fe time Albuquerque time is 0 to 1 minute earlier for sunrise and five minutes later for sunset in December.
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Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Hoover Leads Campaign to Curb Rubber Prices
Secretary Hoover launches a national campaign with the National Rubber Association and the auto chamber to cut rubber tire consumption by 25 percent. He cites British export restrictions and a $700 million overcharge as artificial, backing congressional probes and a push for centralized American buying, new production abroad, and substitutes.
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Washington
Hoover
National Rubber Association
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Fast Indian Rubber Combine
Brazil
Congressional
Commerce Department
Coolidge
Mr. Hoover
Texans Propose Tucumcari Fort Worth Railroad
Fort Worth citizens organized as the Texas Panhandle and Gulf Railroad asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for permission to finance 325 miles of railroad from Tucumcari New Mexico to Fort Worth Texas. They plan to issue 9 million in bonds and 8 million in stock to cover a 7.2 million construction cost. Most funds would come from securities sold in the operating territory.
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Washington
Tucumcari
N. M
Fort Worth
Tex
Interstate Commerce Commission
Texas Panhandle & Gulf Railroad Company
Mayor of Tombstone Dies in Tombstone Arizona
O Gibson mayor of Tombstone died at his Tombstone home after a brief illness. He had lived in the town for 25 years and served as mayor.
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Tombstone
Bisbee, Ariz
O. Gibson
Munsey Publisher of New York Sun Dies at 71
Frank A. Munsey owner of the New York Sun and Evening Telegram died in Lenox Hill hospital from peritonitis after an appendicitis operation. He was 71, unmarried, leaving a large estate including two newspapers, three magazines, and a grocery chain. Funeral at St John the Divine Thursday at 10 AM.
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New York
Frank A. Munsey
New York Sun and Evening Telegram
Lenox Hill Hospital
Hope
Mr. Munsey
John M. Hyde
St. Petersburg
Fila
Munsey
Cathedral of St. John the Divine
New York Sun
The
Evening Telegram
Argosy
Flynn
Mr. Munesey
Horatio Alger, Jr
Munsey’s Monthly
Coolidge Pays Tribute To New York Publisher Munsey
President Coolidge mourns Frank A. Munsey publisher of the New York Sun noting his rise from a Maine poor boy to a leading editor. He credits Munsey with strong judged measures and recalls his role on the George Washington celebration commission. The note mentions Munsey’s recent cabinet dinner guest status.
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Washington
Coolidge
Frank A. Munsey
New York Sun
William A. Dewart
The
Sun
Maine
Munsey
George Washington
Cabinet
Curtis Mourns Munsey Death Acknowledges Loss
Cyrus H. K. Curtis expressed deep regret at the death of Frank A. Munsey, NY publisher. He called Munsey a fair, square man who built his career on effort, noted his eastern prominence, and recalled his Maine roots near Augusta before making a national mark.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Frank A. Munsey
New York
Cyrus H. K. Curtis
Curtis Publishing Company
Curtis
Munsey
Augusta
Maine
Morrow Bill Seeks Land Exchange in Mora Grant NM
Representative Morrow introduces a bill to allow the government to take privately owned Mora grant lands in New Mexico in exchange for forest lands or timber in New Mexico or Arizona. The plan would create a forest reserve adjoining the Carson reserve and requires Arizona governor consent for cross state timber assets.
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Morrow
New Mexico
Washington
Mora Grant
Arizona
San Miguel
Mora
Taos
Interior and Agriculture
Carson Reserve
State engineer weighs effect of Asplund decision on NM projects
The New Mexico Supreme Court ruling blocks use of the Permanent Water Reservoirs for Irrigating Purposes income fund to cover legal expenses in the Rio Grande suit against Colorado. About 200000 may be reallocated, threatening numerous engineering investigations from Hope to Dry Cimarron and stream gauging statewide. Gov Flannett says the decision leaves Rio Grande users to negotiate a compact or sue in federal court.
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Santa Fe
Supreme Court
Asplund
George M. Neel
Colorado
New Mexico
Rio Grande
Neel
Hope Community Ditch
Fort Sumner
Carlsbad
Carson Reclamation District
San Jose
Rio Puerco
Gila River
Canadian River
Pecos River
San Miguel
Guadalupe
Artifacts At Tucson Puzzle Scientists And Indians
Newsboys, merchants, scholars and geologists gathered in Tucson as artifacts with Latin inscriptions and symbols of Christianity Judaism and Masonry stirred debate. The items, dating to the sixth or seventh century, were found five and a half feet below surface near an ancient trench.
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Tucson
Zona City
John Collier
Collier
National Indian Defense Association
San Francisco
Hanna and Wilson
Indian Lands Board
Santa Fe
Europe
Cummings
Neil Judd
National Museum At Washington
New York
University of Arizona
American
Iceland
Southwest
America
Martin Vigil
Tesuque
Antonio Lujan
Taos
San
Frosts Forecast for Northern Florida and Southeast States
Winter chills spread as snow and ice threaten northern Florida with heavy snows possible. Reports from Tennessee and Kentucky show depths up to an inch or more, while Georgia, southern Alabama and Mississippi see light accumulations and rapid melt. Temperatures drop far below freezing across several states inviting hazardous travel.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Tennessee
Kentucky
Florida
Agricultural groups attack Fordney McCumber act in Iowa
Resolutions passed by the American Council of Agriculture and the Corn Belt committee condemn the Fordney McCumber act and President Coolidge's Chicago address. They say the act burdens consumers and farmers alike and oppose the administration's agricultural relief bill now before Congress.
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Dea Moines
Iowa
Coolidge
Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
Jardine
Congress
American Council of Agriculture and
Corn Belt Committee of Farm Organizations
Middle West
William Hirth
Missouri Ruralist
Movement For Equality
America
New Rio Grande Institute Building Planned With 65 000 Fund
Rev. M F Fifield told the Lions at the Franciscan hotel that a Dayton Ohio effort has begun to raise 65 000 for a new Rio Grande Institute building five miles south of the city. The project would boost capacity from 225 to 600 students and follow support from Fred Brownlee and the American Missionary Association. The Lions pledged endorsement and named a committee to work with the Chamber of Commerce for the New Year’s Day Prosperity Parade.
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Rio Grande Institute
Lions Club
Franciscan Hotel
M. F., Fifield
Fifield
Fred Brownlee
American Missionary Association
Brownlee
Dayton
Ohio
Newark
The
Lions
Rio Grande
Southwest
State Department of Education
Rotary
Kiwanis
Albuquerque
Philip Hubbell
Hubbell
Chamber of Commerce
Meyer Osoff
R. C. Bangs
Rank Roberts
General Butler to be relieved at noon today
Brigadier General Butler will be relieved of his duties as director of public safety at noon tomorrow after a series of dramatic incidents. Mayor Kendricks demanded his resignation from the Marine Corps and rejected him as a resigned officer, citing potential misunderstandings with President Coolidge.
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Philadelphia
Dea
Butler
Kendricks
Generel
Marine Corps
Kendrick
Coolidge
Willard School Fund Drive Aims to Sustain Santa Fe Education
A statewide campaign to raise 50 000 for Frances E Willard school at Santa Fe begins in New Mexico to fund reopening after four months closed for finances The nonsectarian school serves underprivileged girls including orphans and those from isolated ranches It relies on tuition gifts and local support with Kiwanis and the national W C T U aiding but current expenses fall to state donors Continued on Page Two.
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Frances EK. Willard
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Frances E. Willard
Friends of
Santa Fe Kiwanis Club
National
President Coolidge Hears Disarmament Invite From League
President Coolidge discusses the Geneva invitation to participate in disarmament talks with Secretary Kellogg and former leaders Hughes and Root. Senate and House resolutions propose U S involvement. No action yet. King asks to lay aside his delegations bill.
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Coolidge
U. S
Senate
House
League of Nations
Washington
United States
White House
Geneva
King
Utah
Foreign Affairs Committee
Fish
New York
Moore
Virginia
Kellogg Tate
Kellogg
Charles FE. Hughes
Felthy Root
Denver Boy Killed In Sled Coasting Crash
Griffey Miller fourteen died from injuries after a sled, hooked behind a car, coasted into an automobile driven by H. F. Wilson on a Denver street. Wilson was absolved of blame as police ordered children to stay to roped off hills for tobogganing.
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Denver
Griffey Miller
H. F. Wilson
Wilson
Parliament Backs Tax on Out-of-State Business Income
Sydney reports both houses approved a five shillings per pound tax on taxable income from disposal to a person in the state by someone whose business is outside New South Wales. The measure targets firms not manufactured within the state and aims to tax outbound transactions.
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Sydney
Wash Woman Seeks Christmas Guests for Poor Children
A Albuquerque washerwoman who helped last year seeks three to four poor children to share Christmas Day with her this year. She will pick up some from homes and arrange rides for others, with help from Filks Shriners committees. Donations to fund the effort total 9635.60 from multiple supporters including Frank A. Stortz and Frank A. Hubbell.
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Wash
Albuquerque
The
Morning Journal
Filks-Shriners
Frank A. Stortz
Elks Club
Funda
D. B. McKee
Jay Barstow
Charles May
A. Chauvin
Fiooutig Ais Dhedendad
Bryce + Shoe
Whiteman
Frank A. Hubbell
Tom Morrow Stee
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Metropolis
Gotham
A. Muansey
Artifalts
Indian Defense League
Farm Bureau Federation
Dayton Congregational Church
General Butler
Philadelphia Director of Public Safety
Willard School
State Department
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