President 10 Broaden file program for farm relief
The administration plans to broaden the farm relief program to include machinery for handling surplus crops. A federal commission may direct sales in export markets, with farm leaders invited to offer suggestions while Congress debates the scope and potential price controls.
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Washington
Coolidge
Jardine
Congressional Farm Bloc
Federal Commission
White House
Des Moines
Dickinson
Republican
Iowa
Weather cast for West US and Rockies region
Weather outlook begins Monday. Northern Rocky Mountain and plateau regions expect cold spells at the start and end with a warmer middle week and occasional snow east and west of the divide. Southern Rockies see much colder conditions east of the divide, colder spells early and late, with warmer midweek and snow at the start and near the end.
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Washington
Rocky Mountain and
Plateau
Weather report from university data
Conditions for the twenty four hours ended at 6 p m yesterday recorded by the university. Highest temperature minus fifty four degrees. Lowest temperature zero. Humidity at 6 a m sixty nine. Humidity at 6 p m eighty eight. Precipitation none. Wind velocity eight miles per hour. Wind direction southwest. Day was clear.
Sunrise and Sunset Times for Santa Fe December
December sun times show sunrise at 7 14 a m and sunset at 4 57 p m in Santa Fe with Albuquerque time 0 to 1 minute earlier for sunrise and five minutes later for sunset.
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Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Harding's Letters Not Burned By Wife Denial
Marion Ohio December 26 Denial by Hoke Donithen head of the Harding Memorial association that Mrs Warren G Harding burned nearly all letters from the Harding presidency. He says only personal and confidential letters were discarded and official communications remain in a Marion bank vault.
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Marion
Ohio
Hoke Donithen
Harding Memorial Association
Warren G. Harding
Donithens
Harding
Donithen
Charles D. Schaffner
Pistol Battle kills three in Brooklyn Christmas party
In South Brooklyn Adonis Social club a Christmas night clash left Richard Lonergan known as Peg Leg and two others dead. Aaron Haines and Neil Perry identified. James Hart wounded and arrested for homicide as police link the killings to the White Hand gang tied to William Lovett.
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New York
Brooklyn
Adonis
Richard
Peg Leg) Lonergan
Lonergan
Mary Lonergan
White Hand
William Lovett
James Hart
Cumberland Street Hospital
Helen Logan
Mae Wilson
Hart
Joseph Howard
Pat Maloney
Alexandre 10 Be Buried In Adopted Home
Funeral services for Jerome Alexandre, who died Thursday, will be held at Strong's chapel at 10 a.m. Monday with Father H. B. Maring of the Church of the Immaculate Conception officiating. Burial will be in Calvary cemetery. Pallbearers are H. H. Jamison, Robert Dietz, Clyde Tingley, Frank W. Pooler, Albert G. Simms and W. A. Keleher. Alexandre, a longtime Albuquerque resident and Princeton alumnus, lived on a ranch on Candelarias road and was known for rabbits, cattle and fruit. Survived by widow Helene and two children, Natalie Alexandre, 19, and Jerome, Jr., 5. A former NY bond man and Army aviator, he served six years, including Squadron A, and taught aviation postwar.
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Jerome Alexandre
Strong's Chapel
Maring
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Calvary Cemetery
Pall Bears
HH. K. Jamison
Robert Dietz
Clyde Tingley
Frank W. Pooler
Albert G. Simms
W. A. Keleher
Albuquerque
Alexandre
New York
Princeton
New York City
Columbus
Texas
Candelarias Road
Helene Alexandre
Natalie Alexandre
Jerome, Jr
Fire Damages Two Grocery Warehouses in Alexandria
A blaze near the navy torpedo storage area in Alexandria Virginia caused under $50,000 in damage to two grocery warehouses. The fire, which threatened to spread to the adjacent storage facility, was brought under control later today.
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Alexandria
Navy
Elopement in Santa Fe Packed with Legal Scrutiny
George Dean of San Pedro and 14 year old Eleanor Vassar ran away to Las Vegas where they wed early December 23. Sheriff and U S marshal pursued them to Santa Fe. Eleanor’s father F E Vassar of Golden seeks annulment in Las Vegas district court, arguing the bride is under age. Dean faces kidnapping charges and possible prosecution.
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George Dean
San Pedro
Santa Fe
Eleanor Vassar
Dean
Las Vegas
F. E. Vassar
Golden
Los Angeles
Vassar
United States
Alarid
District Court
Mr. Vassar
Post-Christmas Cold Wave Hits U S and Canada
A severe post Christmas cold wave sweeps the United States toward the Atlantic coast with Minnesota North Dakota and border states recording 10 to 13 degrees below zero. Canada faces zero weather as Chicago reports three deaths amid sub zero readings. Great Lakes shippers brace for 10 to 25 below zero, while Minneapolis and Duluth log 18 below.
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New York
United States
Atlantic Seaboard
Minnesota
North Dakota
Canada
Chicago
Weather Bureau
Middle West
Atlanta
Great Lakes
Minneapolis
Duluth
Minn
Waterloo
Iowa
Milwaukee
Wis
Chicago Faces Deadly Cold Day with Fires and Deaths
Chicago records the coldest day of the winter with six deaths attributed to the cold weather and numerous cases of suffering. More than 100 fires were reported as temperatures plunged below zero and the forecast called for continued extreme cold with possible ten below tomorrow.
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Chicago
Mercury
Weather Bureau
New Turkish Civil Code Ends Easy Divorces for Women
Constantinople December 26 The New Turkish civil code restricts divorce to court decrees for specific grounds such as insanity desertion or unfaithfulness ending the old practice where a man could divorce a wife by a simple statement with two witnesses under Moslem law. The reform grants women parity in seeking divorce with improved odds.
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Constantinople
Heroine of Illinois Fire Saved Orangeville Town
Mrs. Roy Ilgen, a telephone operator, warned firemen and alerted neighboring towns to aid. She stayed at her post until flames reached the exchange building, helped prevent panic, and was rescued as the business block burned, with every building in the block destroyed. Citizens seek medals for her brave actions.
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Orangeville, Ill
Carnegie
Theodore N. Vail
Roy Ilgen
Exchange
Orangeville
R. Ilgen
Wreck of Navy Dirigible Ruined Ohio Farm Life
Belle Valley Ohio December 26. Andy Gamary, who helped amid the Shenandoah disaster near Ava, says the crash ruined his farm and forced him into bootlegging. He notes sightseers trampled crops and drained his well, and he was found with a still during a recent raid while jailed awaiting grand jury action.
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Belle Valley
Shenandoah
Ava
Andy Gamary
Noble County Grand Jury
Gamary
Andy
Charge Officer with Assault Hearing Monday
The case against Motorcycle Officer George Franklin for assault with intent to kill will be heard before Judge Milton Helmick Monday. Armijo, a taxi driver, was shot two weeks ago after officers tried to arrest him following a chase down North First Street.
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George Franklin
Telestor Armijo
Milton Helmick
Armijo
Renfro
Franklin
North First Street
First Street
Sixty People Pardoned in Bulgarian Cathedral Plot
Sofia reports King Boris granted full pardons to 60 individuals condemned to death for involvement in the conspiracy behind last April's cathedral bombing. The action follows ongoing postwar clemency measures.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Boris
Automobile stages aid Hoover in rubber trust campaign
Automobile stages from Seattle joined a drive to economize on rubber to help lower rubber prices. Six buses carried signs reading 1776 1925 Help Hoover against English rubber rust Economize on rubber.
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Hoover
Seattle
Wash
Cardinal Mercier to Undergo Operation Tuesday
Brussels report states Cardinal Mercier, 74, will have surgery for a stomach lesion on December 29. Physicians cite persistent dyspepsia and signs that support surgical treatment to restore nutrition and vitality for his active life. Local anesthetics will be used given his age.
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Brussels
Campaign Against Immodest Dress and Cigarettes by Society Women
Washington reports society leaders led by Mrs. John B. Henderson publish resolutions urging American women to abandon cigarettes and immodest attire. Influential groups including the Daughters of the American Revolution and the General Federation of Women’s Clubs pledge to combat fashions seen as harmful to health morals and national perpetuity.
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Washington
National Capital
John B. Henderson
Daughters of the American Revolution
General Federation of Women's Clubs
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Henderson
France
England
America
Robbers At Large After Paramount Drug Store Heist
Two men robbed the Paramount drug store at 1609 North Fourth Street early Christmas morning taking about 200 dollars in rugs and merchandise. A car and possible wounded robber were noted but no arrests or license numbers were obtained despite gunfire from nearby Stranahan tire shop.
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Paramount Drug
North Fourth Street
F. H. Chilson
G. H. Stranahan
Stranahan Tire Shop
Chilson
Stranahan
Albuquerque
George B. F. Samuels Dies in Oakland
George K. E. Samuels 67 longtime superior court judge in Oakland and former grand national president of Bnai Brith and grand chancellor of California Knights of Pythias died in Oakland after 26 years in public service in Alameda County.
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George BF. Samuels
Oakland
Calif
George KE. Samuels
Superior Court
B'Nal B'Rith
Knights of Pythias of California
Alameda County
Carrie Jacobs Bond Ill in Glendale Sanatorium
Carrie Jacobs Bond the songwriter is ill at a Glendale sanatorium after a nervous breakdown. Physicians say she will likely be able to leave the sanatorium next week.
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Carrie Jacobs Bond
Glendale, Cal
Glendale
Calif
Druse Leaders Accept Peace Proposals in Syria
London dispatch reports Druse chiefs in Syria have accepted peace terms offered by French authorities. An armistice with High Commissioner Henry Desouvenel was reportedly signed days earlier, with Cairo noting ongoing negotiations and no final signature yet.
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London
Jagdad
Syria
Henry Desouvenel
Cairo
Begot
Foreign Office
Building Boom Foreseen as 1926 Projects Soar
Edgar Knight of the Albuquerque Real Estate Exchange cites F W Dodge data showing a 1925 national building total of over six billion dollars and Architects Forum predicting another six billion in 1926. Local optimism stems from easy loan access, steady costs, and plans for rail expansion, oil field work, Middle Rio Grande reclamation, large tobacco farming, the Santa Fe Harvey detour, and the War Mothers Memorial on the Albuquerque mesa.
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F. W. Dodge Corporation
United States
Architects Forum
Albuquerque
New Mexico
San Juan
Rio Grande Valley
Santa Fe
Mesa
Young Composer Harling Hailed by Chicago Society
W Frank Harling, Boston composer and conductor of A Light From St Agnes, was mobbed in the Chicago premiere lobby as about 200 men and similarly excited women embraced and kissed him. He had earlier directed the work introducing saxophone and banjo and received the David Rispham medal from the American Opera Society.
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Chicago
W. Frank Harling
Boston
St. Agnes
Harling
Chicago Civic Opera
West Point Military Academy
David Rispham
American Opera Society
Five Alleged Oschool Aiders To Be Arrested
A complaint accuses Benjamin Romero Lib erato Tafoya Tilio Tafoya Aniset o Armijo and Delfinio Saiz of a fault on a public school house. District Attorney Sedillo issued warrants for their arrest after the Alameda school incident on Christmas day. Aristeo Armijo is the only youth among the group. others are 31 or older.
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Benjamin Romero
Liberato Tafoya
Tilio Tafoya
Aniseto Armijo
Delfinio Saiz
Atorney A. A. Sedillo
Alameda
Porfirio Mato
Peace proposal by anthracite operators aimed at miners
The operators publish ads urging miners to return to work at August 31 wage levels for eight months while a new long term contract is negotiated. International secretary treasurer Thomas Kennedy denounces the move as bad faith and says workers will return only under a new agreement. The wage conference resumes next week in New York amid disputes over arbitration and union dues deductions.
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Philadelphia
Thomas Kennedy
United Mine Workers
Hazleton
New York
William J. Inglis
Kennedy
Luzerne County
Pennsylvania House of Representatives
Pinchot
Oil field workers' children visited by Saint Nicholas
Artesia New Mexico December 2 Santa Claus delivered 215 stockings to children of oil field workers at the Flynn Welch and Yates camp on Christmas Eve. A 60 foot Christmas tree trimmed with multicolored lights stood nearby, visible for five miles on the mesa. Seventy five boxes of clears were distributed to employees by F W and Y.
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Artesia
N. M
van Welch
Santa Claus
Flynn, Welch
Magee and Weil Cars Recovered in Arizona and New Mexico
Carl C. Magee's automobile stolen November 6 was recovered at Nogales Arizona with a Dewey Thurlow held in connection. Sidney Weil's Buick coach stolen Friday night was recovered north of the Menaul school road but found out of gasoline, apparently borrowed by joyriders according to police.
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Carl C. Magee
Nogales
Ariz
Dewey Thurlow
Sidney Well
Menaul School Road
Two Men Arrested in Denver Bonded Whisky Bust
Federal agents seized 167 quarts of bonded whisky from two men C. W. Allen of Denver and Dick Powell of Kansas City. The liquor was part of a rum running supply linked to an international ring near the Canadian border.
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Denver
C. W. Allen
Dick Powell
Kansas City
Canadian
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THEA
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Qhioan
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T. Armijo
Cardinal Mercier
Druse
Edgar Knight
Albuquerque Real Estate Exchange
Ochool
Otrikerg
Magee
Weil
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