Albuquerque Boosters Push Cuba Extension Link Drive
At a booster meeting in the Franciscan the San Ysidro la Ventana Cuba extension was urged as feasible. Twenty teams will canvass the city to sell 84000 in stock while Santa Fe railroad commits 500000 in materials to ready the line.
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San Ysidro-La Ventana
Albuquerque
Cuba
Keleher
Phoenix
Tuccoon
Bandia Mountains
Estes Park
Colorado
Harvey L. Fergusson
San Juan
Columbus
San Ysidro
la Ventana
San Juan Basin
New Mexico
Kenneth Baldridge
Weather outlook for New Mexico and Arizona
Denver reports fair weather for New Mexico on Saturday with partial sun. warmer conditions except in the extreme northeast, followed by colder temperatures Sunday east of the mountains. Arizona likewise expects fair Saturday and Sunday with somewhat warmer conditions Saturday in the north central and northeast portions.
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Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
University Weather Report Seventy-Four Hours Ended
Conditions for the twenty four hours ended at 6 p.m. yesterday reported by the university show a high of 26, a low of -6, and a mean near 16. At 6 a.m. humidity stood at 94 percent and at 6 p.m. at 65 percent. No precipitation, wind from the west at 2 miles per hour, and the day described as clear.
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Aiuscu
Esans Voce
Sunrise Times Across Santa Fe Albuquerque Area
In December the sunrise occurs around 4 57 in Santa Fe and about 4 57 in Albuquerque with slight shifts of one minute earlier or later by day.
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Willl
Eid
Santa Fe
Sunet
Lifeless body found in road in Nogales
Manuel Hernandez a 68 year old watch man at a Gold Hills mine was found in the center of a road sustained a severe head wound. Sheriff suspects robbery as motive and says Hernandez may have been left for dead at his cabin and crawled down the road before dying. No suspects identified.
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Nogales
Ariz
Manuel Hernandez
Hernandez
Gold Hills
Porfirio Diaz
Army
Santa Fe Records Cold Christmas as Mercury Drops
Santa Fe logged its coldest Christmas since 1875 with several inches of snow and temperatures down to 1 degree below zero. Weather bureau records showed the low at 1 degree below, marking a severe holiday cold snap.
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Santa FE
Weather
Autopsy on McClintock Death Raises Typhoid Link
Chicago report on the death of William Nelson McClintock, the so called millionaire orphan, cites typhoid germs found in his body but no final cause of death. Investigators discuss possible involvement by foster parents William D Shepherd and Mrs Shepherd and look into physician and nurse care, with further chemical analysis pending.
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Chicago
William Nelson McClintock
William Bd. Shepherd
Isabelle Pope
Oscar Wolff
Young McClintock
Man Killed in Christmas Eve Fight Near Gallup New Mexico
Charles Rice, an oldtime miner, fatally shot Ollie Oleen at Foardman’s Reed Hill mine near Gallup the day before Christmas. Rice claims self defense after Oleen attacked him while they drank chock beer. Oleen died from a crushed skull. Rice was arrested and held in jail.
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Gallup
N. M
Charrles Rice
Navajo
Ollie Oleen
Rice
Olson
Foardman
Ried Hill
Health officer resigns in Raton county notice
Dr. C. B. Merriam resigns as county health officer as the county board debates abolishing the post due to heavy expenses and salaries. He plans a long rest at a sanitarium for special treatment.
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Raton
Meriam
County Board of Supervisors
Merriam
Frost Bites California Citrus Belt Amid Cold Northwest
Weather reports show California citrus areas facing frost with temperatures from 18 to 45 degrees above zero in the state and subzero readings in the northwest. Smudge pots are used in groves to ward off frost while damage is not yet deemed serious, with La Habra at 24 degrees above zero and Santa Ana groves dipping to 26.
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Pacific Northwest
California
Weather Bureau
Santa Rosa
Los Angeles
Washington
Yakima
Columbia River
Oregon
Baker
Portland
California Fruit Growers Exchange
la Habra
Citrus
Santa Ana
Death toll in Christmas Eve fire reaches 35
Hobart Oklahoma December 26 Mrs J P Noah 55 died in a hospital tonight bringing the Christmas Eve Babb Switch school house fire toll to 35 fatalities. Noah is second victim to die today as burns claim John Goforth earlier this morning. Three others are not expected to survive.
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Hobart
Okla
Dee
J. P. Noah
Babb Switch
Noah
John Goforth
Associated Press
Frost and Wind Set 5 to 10 Percent Orange Crop Loss
Dana C. King reports Southern California frost and high winds have damaged five to ten percent of the orange crop. Temperatures dipped to 24 to 28 degrees, but orchard heating limited harm. many groves still hold good fruit awaiting full assessment.
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Los Angeles
Der
California
Dana C. King
California Fruit Growers Exchange
King
Death toll climbs as Hobart fire victims buried
Hobart Oklahoma faces a growing death toll from the Babb's Switch school fire with 34 dead, as eight more victims were buried in a city cemetery. Families mourn amid vigil, clergy lead memorial rites, and 20 more bodies await interment in a large trench. Shrieks and prayers mark the somber community response.
Publishers oppose second class mail rate hike before committee
Washington reporters before a joint congressional committee object to raising second class mail rates and urge downward adjustment of 1918 increases. George C. Lucas argues cost allocations overstate overhead and rural delivery burdens, proposing a five cent parcel post service charge to fund postal salaries.
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Washington
Joint Congressional Committee
Congress
George C. Lucas
National Publishers’ Association
Cost Office Department
Lucas
Yakas
Jesse H. Neal
Association Business Papers
Nena
Big Land Holders Explore Gallup Area in New Mexico
Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Hill of East Liverpool Ohio travel to Gallup New Mexico en route to Hollywood for the winter to inquire about a 22 000 acre land tract east of Fort Wingate in the Zuni mountains tied to sheep grazing oil and farming They plan to return next summer during the Indian ceremonial to visit land they have never yet seen and are joint owners with friends.
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Gallup
N. M
Walter B. Hill
East Liverpool
Ohio
Hollywoood
Fort Wingate Military Reservation
Jury Deliberates Over Read of Sister Testimony in Kid McCoy Murder Case
At 0:39 tonight the jury asked Judge Charles Crail to read the defendant’s sister Mrs Jennie Thomas testimony. Kid McCoy, former pugilist, stands accused of killing Theresa Mors in August in Toe Angeles.
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Toe Angeles
Jennie Thomas
Charles Crail
Kid McCoy
Theresa Mors
Jury Deadlocked in Kid McCoy Murder Trial
Indications the jury in ex-pugilist Kid McCoy murder trial for Theresa W. Mors last August is deadlocked after a conference led by Judge Crail. Jurors debated trial notes and adjourned for dinner with deliberations resuming at 5 P.M. McCoy, in custody, denied the crime and called Theresa’s death a self-inflicted act.
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Los Angeles
Kid McCoy
Theresa W. Mors
Jude Charles S. Crail
Crall
McCoy
Court House
Theresa
Girl rides 12 miles on locomotive pilot after crash
Mary Clark 19 sobbed in a hospital cot recounting a Christmas night ride on the pilot of the Knickerbocker Special between Indianapolis and New York. The crash killed one auto passenger and injured four others, including Mrs. Clyde Clark who died later. Clark clung to an iron bar on the engine as the train sped and was swept into a ditch. She prayed for the safety of her husband Kenneth, his father, and their family. Billy Hartman, 20 months, escaped unharmed.
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Physicians’ and Surgeons’ Hospital
Mra
Clements
Mabel
Mary Lois
Juania Clements Stephenson
Gladys Clements
Claude Bolding
Hevelle
Lee
Lelia
Mia
Glen Terry Hill
Vesta Jackson
Indianapolis
Ind
Dee
Mary Clark
Knickerbocker
New York Central
New York
Clark
Kenneth
Billy
California Man Injured by Christmas Bomb Explosion
In Gilroy California Ernest M Torchia an attorney was badly injured when a Christmas package bomb exploded. He lost a left hand and remained in critical condition as inspectors traced the blast to a postal package fragment. The small phial explosive may have been sparked by a percussion cap or battery wiring. Bits of carbon zinc and dovetailed wood from a two pound box were found at the scene.
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Giendale
Calif
Ernest M. Torchia
Torchia
Makes Fast Drive Gallup Visit from Ramah Ranch
Delbert Mowrer of the veterans bureau at Las Vegas drove a night auto to Gallup then Ramah to visit his father’s ranch. He covered 306 miles in fourteen hours arriving about 10 p m with no mishaps and good road conditions along the way.
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Gallup
N. M
Delbert Mowrer
Veterans’ Bureau
Las Vegas
Ramah
Aiight
Mowrer
Secretary Wilbur to address Senate naval committee on 1926-27 again
Secretary Wilbur began work on a statement for the Senate naval committee ahead of deliberations on the 1926-27 navy appropriations bill. He will discuss general expenditures and related questions raised by Committee Chairman Hale, with possible overlap from his prior House subcommittee statement. He reviewed 1898 Santiago battle records to verify gun elevation practices by American ships.
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Washington
Wilbur
Senate Naval Committee
Hale
House Naval Appropriations Subcommittee
Congress
Senate Committee
Santiago
Cuban
Indiana
World's Billiard Title Declined by French Champion
Paris December 26 Roger Conti French billiard star read dispatches from New York claiming Willie Hoppe would offer him the world title as a Christmas gift after Conti's 477 break in the 18.2 championship. Conti said he would not accept the title as a gift and must win it through merit.
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Paris
Roger Conti
New York
Willie Hoppe
Hoppe
United States
Civil War Engineer Daniel K. Lester Dies at 86
Daniel K. Lester 86, engineer on the Monitor in the Merrimac battle, died last night of pneumonia in Elizabeth New Jersey. For 45 years he served as chief engineer of ferries operating from New Jersey to Staten Island.
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Civie
Elizabeth
N. J
Daniel K. Lester
Monitotor
Merrimac
New Jersey
Staten Island
Inauguration Plans Set for Hannett as Governor
Santa Fe announces complete plans for Governor elect Arthur T. Hannett’s inauguration on January 1. The program features military escort by New Mexico units, a 17 gun salute, songs by the Scottish Rite choir, and an afternoon reception at the state museum followed by a grand ball at La Fonda.
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Santa Fe
Arthur T. Hannett
Arthur Seligman
New Mexico
Hinkle
Skipwith
Santa Fe American Legion Post
J. M. Baca
New Mexico Military Institute
Joseph C. Troutman
Eleventh Cavalry
National Guard
R. L. Thornton
C. A. Bishop
C. P. Dunn
Scottish Rite
F. W. Parker
State Museum
Sargent
Jaffa
la Fonda
Harnett
Parker
King of
Justice
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