Churches Debate Modern Bible Interpretation Sparks City Clash
Government troops capture rebels at Puebla stronghold including over 1,000 prisoners. Obregon presses forward to crush the rebellion, enabling continued offensive operations and asserting control in the region.
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Washington
Obregon
Mexico
Mexico City
Puebla
Martinez
Enacc
Wamiig
Revehich
Repul Tic
Fuandalatarsa
Cenon
Colima
Rereal
Psifie
Atatemer
de la Huerta
Hmaperanza de
Marelotte
Guadalupe Sanchez
Antonio I. Villarea
Pedro Gergales
French Airship Dixmude Drifts in Gale Near Africa
Paris and Washington report the French airship Dixmude with fifty officers and men aboard drifting in a violent gale over the Gulf of Gabes after fuel runs low. Warships rush to aid, with landing options under study as crews monitor distress signals.
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Gulf of Gabes
Touion
France
Associated Press
Gulf of Srades
Bari Tatatroutn
Medinin
Paris
Africa
Gulf
Ministry of Marine
Cuers-Pierrefeu
Toulon
Incatah
Ameria
Ward
Tunis
Frerch
Rade
Yvon
Military Aeronautics
Henrique
Cuers-Pierrefeu Aviation Distrct
Inasiah
Biskra
Mediterranean
Biserta
Cuera-Pierrefeu
Ovuragha
Colomb-Bechar
Embassy Home Delays for Kellogg as Morgan Mansion Stands Idle
London reports Kellogg, newly appointed U S ambassador, will receive a welcome message from Welsh women at sea. The Morgan mansion provided for future ambassadors remains empty and requires total renovation before occupancy. Other ambassadors past and present faced high rents and costly entertainments, with housing proving a persistent issue in London.
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London
Frank B. Kellogg
Court of St. James
England
High Seas
Women of
Wales
United States
British Isles
Bir. Keiloes
Kellose
Merenn
Washington
Armbansadora
Lemden
Heine
Whitelaw Reid
Dorchester House
Hyde Park
Walter Hines Page
Perkelevy Square
John W. Davis
Ambassador Davis
Foreign Affairs Committee
Harvey
Davis
Kellogg
Morgan
Holiday Trade Showed Strength Across U S Markets
New York reports evidence of strong holiday retail demand despite mild weather. Banks saw heavy currency and gold demand while financial markets quieted before year end. Steel buying remained robust and iron markets steadied amid general economic optimism.
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New York
Associated Press
Brocke
Congress
Waa
Itwae
Prohibition Gains Noted by Officials in Year End Review
Prohibition Commissioner Haynes reports growing respect for the law and steady enforcement of the Harrison narcotic act. Key achievements include reduced indifference from state and municipal authorities, hotel and club liquor bans, college enforcement, disrupted bootlegging networks, and widespread injunction revocations. Federal agents conducted numerous arrests and seized substantial property, with rotation of licenses to curb illicit supply and plans to curb cross border smuggling.
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Washington
Haynes
White House
Weather Outlook for Pacific Regions and Southwest
Denver and New Mexico expect occasional snow and rain or snow growth, with a slow temperature rise into Tuesday. Arizona sees snow in the north and rain in the south, with no major change anticipated.
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Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
Local Weather Summary From University Report
Conditions for the previous day ended 6 pm report by the university notes a high of 36 and low around 8. Wind direction varies with a northwest tendency and the day is described as partly cloudy.
Sunrise and sunset times for December in Santa Fe
Official sunrise tomorrow December 265 at 7 13 Santa Fe time Albuquerque time one minute earlier for sunrise three to five minutes later for sunset in December Official sunset 4 36 local time
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Santa Fe
Steckloff challenged on 1922 Soviet link claim
Washington reported that an article in the Sevestia dated November 7, 1922, was cited to show a link between the Soviet republic and the Communist Internationale. Steckloff, editor of the paper, dismissed the document as a forgery possibly bought by the American secret police from a white guard group in Latvia.
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Washington
Communist Internationale
Sevestia
State Department
Moscow
Steckiof
Hughes
Mexican American professor dies at Williams College
Professor George Moritz Wahl emeritus professor of German at Williams College died suddenly today of pneumonia. He had been with the institution for 81 years and was a noted authority on German literature with extensive writings on the subject.
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Boston
George Moritz Wahl
Williams College
Ireland Files First Challenge For 1924 Team Tennis Honors
Ireland, new to Davis cup competition, filed the first challenge for the 1924 international team tennis contest. The Irish Lawn Tennis association invited American players to the Irish championships, June 16 to 21, before the Wimbledon week.
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Ireland
New York
Wee
Tennnis
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Irish Lawn Tennis Association
Wimbleton
World hydroplane record set on Seine by Cantrat
A new world record was established on the Seine as hydroplane pilot M. Cantrat averaged 121 kilometers per hour during three trials in wind. The previous mark stood at 113 kilometers per hour.
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Paris
Seince
M. Cantrat
Mystery of Bootleg Purchasers List Deepens in Washington
Washington reports 2060 residents listed as liquor purchasers tied to a bootleg ring. 11 suspects arrested. Police say a 2460 name list was seized but its location remains unknown. Internal Revenue and prosecutors plan to present evidence to the grand jury while calls mount for full public disclosure of the names.
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Washington
Wretory
Presmont
Grand Jury
Elmer Irey
Special Intelligence Unit
Internal Revenue Bureau
Oyster
District of Columbia
Trey
W. H. Startonu
Association Against the Prohibition Amendment
Prohibition
Haynes
Wayne HB. Wheeler
Anti-Salaan League
State Department
Japanese Justice Minister Resigns Over Budget Bill Failure
Tokyo reports Haron W Kenjira Den resigns as Japanese minister of justice after failure to pass an urgent budget bill. The move weakens the cabinet as he could not align with peers. The diet approved the amended reconstruction budget, trimmed by 56.6 million dollars, and will prorogue Monday for its regular session starting Tuesday.
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Tokio
Haron Wkenjira den
Tien
Diet
Seiyukai
Hiowston and Tessas Central Train Derailed by Broken Rail
The Hiowston and Tessas Central passenger train No 1 northbound derailed one mile south of troesebeek near Waco Texas after striking a broken rail at about 30 miles per hour. Two people injured remains uncertain. Miss Fmina Lee Mills of heroestowh suffered a wrist injury. three passengers had scalp cuts. Medical crews from Groesbeck and Mesia treated injuries. right of way expected to be cleared within hours.
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Waco
Tex
Nerte
Groesbeck
Cuit
Mesia
Premier Poincare Defends Ruhr Policy in France Speech
Paris December 23 Premier Poincare defended France policy in the Ruhr after receiving the war cross at La Courneuve. He argued the Ruhr must be paid for and France would remain until payment is secured while opening to settlement options. He called Franco Belgian occupation an elementary precaution and urged peace and moderation.
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Paris
Poincare
la Courneuve
Ruhr
France
M. Poincare
Fire destroys Hanover Square office building in New York
A fire in New York on December 23 devastated the Hanover Square office building on Pearl Street, primarily housing tea and broker offices. No injuries reported, blaze under control by evening hours.
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TIRE
New York
Hanover Square
Pearl Street
Mrs Lindsey Ex Governor Wife Dead At Home
Mrs Lindsey wife of New Mexico's former governor died at her home after a long illness. She was active in child welfare suffrage temperance and women’s clubs and helped found the Frances Willard school for Girls and the Girls Welfare institution. Survived by husband two sons and one daughter.
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EL Lindsey
New Mexico
José Andres
Governorsa
Santa Fe
Lindacy
Girls Welfare Institution
Lindsey
Ww. Co. T. U
Lindser
New Mexico W. C. U. It
Portales
Atrs
Three Canopy Roof Sections Removed From King Tut Shrine
Luxor Egypt Dec 23 Aggeiated Press reports the first of three sections forming the roof of the King Tutankhamen canopy was removed this morning without damage. The heavy lid weighed as much as a large outer door and the interior roof bears five painted hawks with wings spread. Sdoward Carter noted delays in removing the remaining two sections to protect the linen pall covering the second shrine.
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Luxor
Egypt
Aggseiated
Sdoward Carter
Grange Wins 18.2 French Billiard Championship
Felix Grange defeated Edmund Derbier to win the 18.2 French billiard championship in a match played last night in Faria on December 23.
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Grange
Champ Faria
Felix Grange
Edmund Derbier
Neblett Appoints U S Commissioners in Santa Fe
Judge Neblett appointed Dan C. Savage of Treswell and Edward James of Cuchillo as United States commissioners. Bankruptcy cases for Guy C. Doty Ernest N. House John J. Bow sman Juan Herrera Herbert C. Kipp Anita J. Chapman James R. Moore and Austin A. Ball closed. Herman G. Koehler bankruptcy referred to Frank J. Wright referee at Silver City for December 24.
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Santa Fe
Neblett
Dan C. Savage
Treswell
Edward James
Cuchillo
United States
Guy C. Doty
Ernest N. House
John J. Bowsman
Juan Herrera
Herbert C. Kipp
Anita J. Chapman
James R. Moore
Austin A. Ball
Herman G. Koehler
Frank J. Wright
Sliver City
Public Consistory Elevates New Cardinals in Vatican
The public consistory in the Vatican elevated Cardinal Veriste Lueldi and Aurelio Galli, created at the last Thursday's conclave, with both kneeling before Pope Pius XI in the hall of the redition to receive their red hats symbolizing cardinal ranks.
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Cardinale Veriste Lueldi
Aurelio Galli
Vatican
Pius XI
Woolwine Improves After Blood Transfusion Operation
Thoma Lee Woolwine of Los Angeles California improved tonight after undergoing another operation for transfusion of blood. He has been ill here for several days as reports circulated from Paris.
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Wooolwine
Paris
Thoma Lee Woolwine
Los Angeles
Calif
Woolwine
Breckinridge Calls Annual Meeting of Athletic Federation
Washington dispatch says President Henry Breckenridge called the annual meeting of the National Amateur Athletic Federation of America for December 31. Action planned on admitting new district federations including central Iowa Hampton Roads Southern California and the Tacoma district of Washington state.
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Washington
National Amateur Athletic Federation of
Amer
Ica
Henry Breckenridge
Iowa
Hampton Roads
California
Tacoma
Washington State
St Paul Promoter to Manage Schlaifer
Morrie Schlaifer welterweight from Omaha will be managed by Jack Reddy in St Paul. The St Paul field promotion begins January 15 as Schlaifer’s Omaha contracts expire January 14 and he may relocate with his family. Fred Fulton the Minneapolis heavyweight also signed by Reddy.
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St. Paul
Morrie Schlaifer
Omaha
Jack Reddy
Schlaifer
Pat J0yde
Billy Avick
Fred Fulton
Minneapolis
Reddy
Government dispatches soldiers to guard Cuba railroad
Havana reports 260 soldiers from Camp Columbia sent to protect Cuba railroad property amid a general strike. The action aims to secure critical transport infrastructure during the labor dispute affecting the island.
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Havana
Camp Columbia
Cuba
Christmas Party Brings Joy to Albuquerque Children
Lloyd Storm brings 26 needy Albuquerque children a merry Christmas with eight girls and twelve boys chosen for deserving conditions. A decorated tree four extra gifts a drawing contest and numbered gifts ensure each child receives a present. Autos transport the group to the party while Elks and other charities support additional needy youngsters.
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Albuquerque
Lloyd’ Storsa
North Fourth Street
Storm
Qioya Storm
the Elks
Lioyd Storm
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