Impetus Gaining By The Fag Tot Move In Old Mexico
Impetus gaining by the Fag Tot move in Old Mexico has made rapid strides recently that high government officials are taking notice of it.
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1922
Page
1
Fascist movement gains pace in Mexico new convention planned
Faceless movement, once mocked in Jalapa, now gains strength with clashes against radicals. President Obregon denies fascism, while fascist headquarters report hundreds of new adherents daily and plan a national convention in Mexico City in the second week of January with delegates from every state.
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Mexico City
Ihe
Jalapa
Obregon
Mexico
Republic
Intelligence of population declines says Stanford professor
At Stanford University Professor Lewis M. Terman argues intelligence trends may fall with time. He notes genius is tied to germ cell inheritance and genetics determine intellectual potential. He cites studies claiming the intellectually superior reproduce less, leading to fewer future geniuses.
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Standford University
Calif
Lewis M. Terman
Stanford University
Terman
Cernn
Professor Terman
3000 Scientists to Meet at Cambridge
Cambridge Massachusetts hosts the American Association for the Advancement of Science annual meeting with 3600 scientists from the United States and Canada. MIT and Harvard co host as addresses and section meetings cover diverse fields. Dr William Gatee of Charlottesville is expected to reveal Maya inscriptions from sites in Yucatan and Guatemala.
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Cambridge
Mass
United States
Canada
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Harvard University
American Association For the Advance of Science
Yucatan
Guatemala
Willam Gatee
Charlottesville
Whoa
Keller On Verge Of Nervous Breakdown
Washington December 24 Representative Oscar E Keller Republican Minnesota is at home under doctor ordered rest for a couple of weeks after impeachment charges against Attorney General Daugherty were heard by a congressional committee. His condition is not serious.
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Washington
Oscar BE. Keller
Minnesota
Daugherty
Denver Weather Forecast for Holidays
Denver forecast on December 24 shows New Mexico and Arizona regions with fair to mostly fair conditions. Temperatures expected to change little, with Monday and Tuesday remaining mild and dry across the area.
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Denver
Colo
Arizona
Weather observations from the university report
The twenty four hour period ending 6 p m yesterday shows temperatures around 62 degrees and humidities varying through the day with southeast winds. Precipitation or other details are not clearly legible in the fragment.
Railroads See Big Rise in Cars Loaded as Holidays Approach
New York reports show rail car loadings surged as the holiday season boosted retail trade. Steel production remains at about nine tenths capacity while pig iron prices edge up. Coal output stays strong and cotton and wheat hit new yearly highs amid optimistic market sentiment.
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New York
Wsually
Utah Arizona grid elevens ready for intersection clash
Phoenix Arizona December 21 University of Arizona and Utah Agricultural college football teams were set for an inter sectional clash at the state fair grounds. Coaches Kale and Romney reported the squads in fine trim as anticipation built for a larger than usual crowd with advance tickets surpassing six thousand and organizers projecting seating for over 16 thousand.
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Phoenix
Ariz
University of Arizona
Utah Agricultural College
J. F. M.kale
Arizona
O. Romney
Phoenix Junior Chamber of Commerce
Wilson Foundation Trustees Plan Luncheon Wednesday
Trustees of the Woodrow Wilson foundation will meet in New York for a luncheon to mark progress toward a $1,000,000 endowment on Mr Wilson's birthday. A delegation will travel to Washington on Thursday to extend greetings to the former president and report the endowment's completion.
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New York
Woodrow Wilson Foundation
Mr. Wilson
Washington
President Harding Sends Christmas Greeting to Disabled Veterans
Washington December 24 President Harding issued a Christmas message to disabled war veterans through the Disabled American Veterans association. He pledged the nation stands willing and anxious to do everything possible for them and expressed the hope that the coming year brings restored fortune health and prosperity to these valued servicemen.
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Washington
Harding
Disabled American Veterans Association
Hope Abandoned For Army Flier Missing In Arizona Search
Comrades of Lieut. Chark L. Webber and Col. Francis C. Marshal have given up hope of locating the airmen after twenty seven planes scoured the route from Rockwell Field to Fort Huachuca Arizona. No trace of the missing men was found despite the extensive search.
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Chark. L. Webber
Francis C. Marshal
Rockwell Field
Fort Huachuca
Ariz
Leadville Man Killed by Locomotive Near Eagle Station
Charles Weaver of Leadville Colorado was instantly killed when struck by the front of a northbound passenger train at the Fagie railroad station in Eagle. He had waited for a Glenwood Springs train, then stepped onto the tracks and fell forward. Weaver, 45, a traveling salesman, reportedly had a history of fainting spells.
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Eagle
Colo
Charles Weaver
Leadville
Fagie
Weaver
Glenwood Springs
Wounds Pro Officer Carter Dies After Snowbed Wounding
Reno Nev December 24 Atha Carter a prohibition officer wounded last Thursday in a fight with alleged moonshiners near Palisades Nev died here today. His physician said exposure contributed to his death after he lay in the snow eight hours while fellow officers sought help. Two ranchmen are being held in connection with the shooting.
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Reno
Nev
Atha Carter
Palisades
Carter
Bernhardt Relapses as Health Fails in Paris
Paris December 24 Madame Sarah Bernhardt, 71, suffered a relapse after a fainting spell and doctors say only a miracle can save her. She remains alive on consommé with egg white as strength fades and footlights seem unlikely again.
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Paris
Sarah Bernhardt
Atrenetha
Ivy
Bernhardt
Boulevard Poriere
Arthur
Madame
Madame T
Obiesier
Associated Press
Madame Bernhardt
Five Mer Rouge kidnapping victims buried in Louisiana
Bodies of Watt Daniels and Thomas Richards, among five abductees last August, were buried in Morehouse parish as National Guard troops guarded Mer Rouge. Governor Parker halted guard moves after the funeral amid fears of renewed unrest.
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Bastrop
Morehouse Parish
Mer Rouge
Fotrehe
Watt Daniels
Thomas Richards
Daniels
Mer Rouge Today,ide
Tank Corps
Richards
Morehouse
Parker
Monroe National Guard
Met Rouge
National Guard
Court House
Jail Square
J. Burnett
Burnett
Paton Rouge
Monroe National Guard Infantry
Icn
Lttle
Department of Justice
la Fourche Lake
Lake Cooper
la Fourche
Lake la Fourche
Tie
One Dead in Shelby Christmas Party Poisoning
In Shelby Ohio a Christmas party ended with Ralph Longley dead and several others ill from wood alcohol mistaken for corn whisky. Two men near death were hospitalized and a suspect is held as police investigate the jug found containing wood alcohol. Longley had planned to play Santa Claus at a family gathering.
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Shelby
Ralph Longley
Longley
Santa Claus
Mrs Leary Recasts Tale in Houseboat Murder Case
Mrs Helen Leary in Portland alters her account of the September houseboat murder by Cash Weir. She now says she did not witness the killing but found Weir with the dead girl and fought him, blackening his eye. Her prior tale of disposal by Weir and son Captain Earl Weir remains unchanged.
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Portland
Ore
Helen Leary
Peice
Cash Weir
Weir
Earl Weir
Train wreck on Moffatt route kills Denver engineer
Denver December 24 Royal Watkins engineer of a Denver and Salt Lake freight train was killed when brakes failed near Tolland Colorado. Brakeman H J Wilson buried in wreckage and fireman RE Lemmon seriously injured as thirteen coal cars piled up within 1060 feet of the wreck. Officials say airbrake froze and won’t work. Traffic to resume in about six hours.
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Denver
Colc
Royal Watkins
Denver and Salt Lake
Moffatt
Tolland
Colo
Continental Divide
H. J. Wilson
Tabernash
RE. A. Lemmon
Giant's Ladder
President Seeks Envoy's Advice on Europe Affairs
Ambassador George Havey, the U S envoy to England, prepares to return at the president's request. Harding aims to gain first hand information on conditions in Europe.
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George Havey
U.S
England
Harding
Europe
West Virginia to Face Gonzaga in East West Contest
Football fans in San Diego await the East West game between West Virginia and Gonzaga at City Stadium. The WVU squad arrives after Pasadena workouts and, despite long travel, shows readiness. Two regulars Pierre Hill and Tallman may not start due to injuries from late-season games.
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San Diego
Calif
West Virginia
Gonzaga University
City
Tiahuana
Mexico
West
Spears
Pierre Hill
End
Tallman
Ent
Washington
Jefferson
Contested County Officer Seats in Utah Amid Injections
Salt Lake City reports contests filed for county officer elects including sheriff. An injunction seeks to invalidate the sheriff election. A state senator contest was filed on the final filing day. Ernest Bamberger, opposing William T King for Congress, has not filed in Utah yet and may file in Washington.
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Salt Lake City
State Senate
Ernest Bamberger
William Tt. King
Congress
Washington
Utah
Coach Bezdek Takes Penn State Warriors for a Hike
Pasadena Calif Dec 84 The Pennsylvania state football squad arrived for training before New Year’s Day game against the University of Southern California in the Tournament of Roses East vs West feature. Twenty two players and seven staff members in the delegation hiked rather than practiced as officials welcomed them to their hotel. Hugo Bezdek said the team would not touch a football before Tuesday.
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Pasadena
Calif
University of Southern California
Hugo Gezdek
Cardinal Logue cancels midnight mass in Belfast vigil
Cardinal Logue, primate of Ireland, abandoned his planned midnight mass after learning the government would cordon the church at curfew time. The change would prevent the congregation from leaving until 6 o'clock in the morning.
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Belfast
Associated Press
Cardinal Logue
Ireland
Bomb Explodes At Italian Consulate in Lisbon
A bomb exploded against the door of the Italian consulate in Lisbon causing slight damage. Authorities were investigating the incident and no injuries were reported.
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Lisbon
Death follows dance hall shooting near Deer Trail
Howard Hamilton twenty four is killed and Pearl Coeur nineteen seriously wounded as they leave a Deer Trail dance hall. Two ranch hands Jacob Leal and William Griffith are jailed in Littleton amid unclear motives and a nighttime shooting from darkness. The girl is hospitalized in Denver with grave prognosis.
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Deer Trail
Colo
Howard Hamilton
Pearl Coeur
Jacob Leal
William Griffith
Hamilton
Miss Cover
Leal
Griffith
J. N. Hamilton
Buick
Cole
Misa Coeur
William Cover
Denver
Littleton
Arapahos County
Gonzaga grid team flooded with messages before big game
Spokane dispatch reports nearly 900 telegrams of inspiration sent to Gonzaga University football coach Gus Dorais and captain Nick Buseh ahead of the San Diego meeting with West Virginia. Messages came from Governor Hart and several university leaders stressing Gonzaga represents Washington and the Northwest.
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Spokane
Wash
Gonzaga University
San Diego
Charles Fr
Gus” Dorais
Nick Buseh
California
Louis F. Hart
Henry Saratov
University of Washington
Holland
Washington State College
Mmeseages
Gonzaga
State of Washington
Holiday greetings to the Army from Weeks Pershing and Harbord
Secretary Weeks General Pershing and Major General Harbord sent holiday greetings to the Army leaders and rank and file. Weeks praised peace and national security secured by service. Pershing thanked service members for their personal contributions to the nation's welfare. Harbord offered a formal farewell after 30 years in the service.
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Washington
Dee
Weeks
General Pershing
Harbord
Ammonia Tank Explosion Endangers Italian Hospital Patients
Ammonia fumes from a large basement tank exploded at a New York Italian hospital and endangered 63 patients. Fire department rescue teams wearing gas masks arrived and stopped the leaks.
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New York
Union County Seeks Territory Loss to Colfax County
A six mile wide strip may be cut from Union county and annexed to Colfax county, with Des Moines Swastika noting higher taxes and school warrant cashability as motives. Opponents claim further cuts would raise taxes for residents remaining in Union, and Hayden district rumors cited.
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Des Moines
N. M
Dedman
Union County
Colfax County
Colfax
Folsom
Iardling County
Hayden
Harding County
Fire destroys Juarez El Paso business district. loss over 150000
A fire starting at the Chinese Oriental restaurant in Juarez quickly swept a large block along Commercio Street destroying the American consulate offices and multiple businesses. Water shortages hampered efforts as crews from El Paso and Juarez battled flames, rescuing trapped firefighters and totaling losses near 156000.
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el Paws
Texas
Commercio Street
Juares Avenue
Juares
Comcercio Street
United
Juarez
el Paso
Kil Paso
International Bridge
Paso del Norte Construction Company
Raman Garcia
Bob McArthur
Smith and
Brooks
John W. Wray
Fl Paso
McArthur
Hotel Dieu
Bie Kia
Juarez Licht and Power Company
Garcia and
T. J. Woodside
Pedro Alegnndo
Mexico and Northwestern Railways Company
Mora
John Dye
Net Championships Record Entry Lists Announced
Record entry lists for the junior and boys indoor tennis championships have been released for events at the Seventh Regiment Armory. The junior singles include 54 players, the boys singles 82, and 19 teams compete in junior doubles with seeded draws set for starting Tuesday morning and doubles play beginning Wednesday.
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New York
Seventh Regiment Armory
Governor Montreily on Leave of Absence in Washington
Washington December 24 Governor Mont Treily of Porto Rico arrived in the capital on leave of absence. He said the trip was for personal matters only and officials noted that Clovernor Feil's conduct in Porto Rico was not signaling any change in the island government personnel.
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Washington
Mont Treily
Porto Rico
Clovernor Feil
Nobody Wants the Pershing Stadium in Paris
Paris reports the Pershing stadium remains unclaimed as the federation union groups decline the offer without a city guarantee of 190000 francs for yearly upkeep. The municipal council then proposed handing the stadium to the labor unions federation.
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Paris
Pershing
Union of Federations of Sporting Societies
Unoe
Cdo
Pershing Stadium
Sporting Federation
Panama Canal Slide Closes Part of Waterway Traffic
A slide occurred in the Panama Canal on Friday morning causing temporary disruption. Officials report traffic through the waterway will not be quantified and work to assess the impact is under way.
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Panama Canal
Panama
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