Exhumation in Millioare Orphan Case Probes Death
The body of William Nelson McClintock, 21, heir to the McClintock millions, was exhumed in Chicago to determine if death from typhoid fever was natural or foul play. Autopsy underway as legal probes begin with a coroner's jury scheduling an inquest for January 20.
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Chicago
William Nelson McClintock
Associated Press
McClintock
Oscar Wolff
William Dr. Shepherd
Miss Pope
Hlinois
McColintock
Hepherd
Ie Shepherd
Anneced
Illinois
Billy
William McClintock
William Dpd. Shepherd
Willam McClintock
Shepherd
James D. Davidson
North Fourth
Salina
Kansas
Shepherd’s
Billy McClintock
Albuquerque
Mr. Shepherd
Weather Forecast for New Mexico and Arizona
Denver dispatch reports New Mexico will be fair Thursday with warmer readings in the east portion and Friday remains fair. Arizona is forecast fair and continued cold Thursday and probably Friday.
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Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
Local Weather Summary From University Report
Conditions for the past day recorded by the university show a high around 16, a low near 18, clear skies and light winds from the north. Humidity was moderate with a morning reading and an evening reading noted as steady. No precipitation reported.
Sunrise and Sunset Times for Santa Fe in December
Hunters Sunrise on December 26 lists sunrise at 13 a m and sunset at 4 56 p m Santa Fe time Albuquerque time. Unrise shifts one minute earlier while sunset shifts five minutes later in December.
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Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Coast Guard Captures British Schooner and 19 Prisoners
Coast guard officers seized nineteen prisoners a British two master schooner and three motor boats together with liquor valued over 506000 dollars. The Petarc carried seven prisoners and six thousand cases of champagne liquors and whiskies after a 49 mile chase by cutters Raritan and Seneca. Prisoners held without bail aboard their ship docked at the Battery.
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New York
Coast Guard
Petarc
Petara
Raritan
Seneca
Tragic air crash kills eight near Croydon on Christmas Eve
An Imperial Airways CH-34 on a flight to Paris crashed after takeoff at Croydon airdrome in gusty wind. All seven passengers and the pilot died. witnesses report a nose dive and explosion as flames consumed the wreckage. Emergency crews found charred remains and removed them to the police mortuary.
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Croydon
England
Associated Press
Imperial Airways Air Express
Paris
Purley
Barbosa Lima
Cedric Trudegett
Publishers oppose second class rate increases in postal bill
Arthur J. Baldwin of the National Publishers Association urged Congress to tax all users to cover higher postal salaries. He argued magazines face high rates and urged through freight service and deferred delivery to keep them in the mails. He criticized claims of a large subsidy to magazines and warned against tying pay hikes to rate increases. Hearings adjourned to Friday for more publisher testimony.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Congress
Arthur J. Baldwin
National Publishers’ Association
Congressional Post Office Committee
Baldwin
Publishers’ Association
Haldwin
United States
Moses
Robinson Improving After Second Operation For Fluid
Wilbert Robinson manager of the Brooklyn National League baseball club is reported in good condition tonight after a second operation earlier in the day to drain fluid from the pleural cavity.
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Baltimore
Wilbert Robinson
Brooklyn
National League Baseball Club
Brass and nickel prices rise in New York market
The American Brass company raised prices on brass and nickel silver products by 44 cents per pound and copper products by a half cent per pound. The move reflects higher raw material costs and market demand as of December 24.
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New York
American Brass Company
Snow and Gold Reported From Entire State
Telegraphic reports to the Morning Journal say a statewide snow storm and temperature drop affected New Mexico from Raton to Roswell. Albuquerque saw four inches of snow and a 0.7 inch precipitation. temps fell to 10 degrees at night. Highways remain open but travel is uncomfortable. warmer weather is expected Thursday.
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Morning Journal
Albuquerque
Raton
Silver City
Gallup
Clovis
Roswell
Soswell
Estancia
The
Weather note from Raton New Mexico on December 24
Light snow fell overnight in Raton New Mexico with a clear and cold day ahead. Weather officials forecast continued cold conditions and low temperatures throughout the region.
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Raton Raton, N. M
Heavy Snow Slams San Miguel County New Mexico
A December storm blankets San Miguel county with ten inches of snow, 17 inches in mountains, eight inches in the city and four inches in Guadalupe and Mora counties. Despite the whiteout roads remain passable and local livestock report no injuries or expected deterioration.
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Vegas
Las Veras
N. M
San Miguel County
Guadalupe County
Mora County
Morning Journal
Man Fights Fire and Gracefully Escapes Gasoline Mixup
Hagerman New Mexico December 24 J H Campbell gin manager nearly burned when a flue fire spread to ceiling boards He climbed to the loft to toss water then received a gasoline container by mistake The fumes hampered his descent as Hagerman fire crews responded to two alarms and separate blazes at the Presbyterian church and a private home causing minor damage
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Hagerman
N. M
H. Campbell
Presbyterian Church
A. BE. White
Fire hits Tabor Grand opera house in Denver blaze
Denver reports a serious blaze on the fifth floor of the Tabor Grand opera house, with the Colorado theater on the first floor. Hundreds of Christmas Eve patrons evacuated as firefighters battled sub-zero conditions and damaged hoses, while police cordoned off the area amid the dramatic theater district scene.
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Tabor Grand Opera House
Denver
Tabor Grand
Theater Row
Chicago
National Community Spruce Tree Lighted at White House
Washington mourned and celebrated Christmas Eve as President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge lit the 40 foot Adirondack spruce from New York in a national tree ceremony. The First Couple visited a park event and joined a white vested choir as Congress recessed for Christmas. Postal workers kept up mail duties but limited holiday hours to preserve Christmas.
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Washington
Bethlehem
White House
Land
Mra. Coolidge
Mr. Coolidge
Adirondack
New York
Waashington
Vermont
Congress
New
Post Office Department
Mail
President Coolidge
Prac
Fifty Million Dollar Pack in Chicago's Sock
Chicago to night reports Santa bearing a fifty million six hundred sixty thousand dollar load to Father Dearborn's sock. State street merchants alone logged over two and a half million dollars in a single day this week. Social service groups planned Christmas cheer, and Dr. Ben Reitman announced dozens of hobo guests would be fed at homes tomorrow or the meal sent to them.
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Chicago
Santa Claus
Father Dearborn
St. Nicholas
State Street
Anight
Ben Reitman
Justice McKenna May Resign From Supreme Court
Washington reports Associate Justice McKenna, senior on the bench, plans resignation soon. He would retire after 27 years on the Supreme Court and five years on the federal bench, following personal bereavement and aging. If he leaves, California’s Ninth Circuit would seek a replacement, while the court weighs geographical balance amid broader circuit representation.
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Washington
Supreme Court
McKenna
Justice McKenna
California
Ninth
Pacific Coast Circuit
MoeKenna
Massachusetts
Tennessee
Alleged Liquor Smuggler Bound Over in Douglas
G Romero of Agua Prieta was bound over to the U S grand jury on liquor smuggling charges with a $1000 bond. He was arrested within 150 yards of a border patrol shooting scene while trying to arrest others bringing liquor into the United States. Investigation of the shooting is unclear.
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Federal Grand Jury
Douglas, Ariz
Better Christmas for the Unfortunates Through Charity Efforts
Albuquerque marks a white Christmas as the charities bureau reports expanded aid for the needy in Bernalillo county. The Elks and Salvation Army set up Christmas trees for children while private parties, baskets, and meals reach families and jail inmates. Salvation Army distributed over 20 food baskets as offices close for the holidays.
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Albuquerque
Santa Claus
The
Elks
Salvation Army
J.C. Smith
Charities Bureau
Bernalillo
Ballut Abyad Temple
Tus Mystic Shrine
Smith
Bureau of Charities
Charles H. Adams
State University
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Isabelle Pope
Shepherds
Young McClintock
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Robinson
M'Kenna
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Charity Bureau
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