Prosperity dinner by Committee of One Hundred Monday Night
Tickets remain for the second annual Prosperity dinner of the Committee of One Hundred to be held Monday night at the Franciscan hotel. Speakers include hk G Newborne of Louisville who leased New Mexico farm land for tobacco, Major J H Toulouse on Albuquerque project prospects, Herman Schweizer on Indian Detours, and Harry Strong of Advertising Albuquerque reporting on national campaign. Thompson's quartet will provide music.
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Committee of One Hundred
Allen E. Bruce
Hk. G. Newborne
Louisville
New Mexico
J. H. Toulouse
War Mother's Memorial Hospital
Albuquerque
Herman Schweizer
Fred Harvey System
Santa Fe
Harvey Systems
Harry ©. Strong
Advertising Albuquerque, Inc
Thompson
New Year auto races draw large crowd in Albuquerque
The half mile south of East Central avenue hosts a 50 mile pro event with 70 mph trials as drivers prep for the New Year day program. Fontenac driver William Cowan will test the A A A registered car as crowds pack the track and seating, with two thirds of parking and seats already reserved.
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East Central Avenue
R. C. Bangs
Fontenac
R. &. Doughty
Wm. L. Cowan
Severe Storm Damage Disrupts French Communications and Transport
Telegraph and telephone lines are heavily damaged across France with weeks needed for full restoration. The Ravha, a three masted Finnish vessel, was towed to Lorient after losing two masts amid mountainous seas. Heavy rains and thaws flood regions from Chambery to Aux Bains, submerging railway lines to Italy and cutting routes to Switzerland.
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Paris
Ministry of Commerce
Ravha
Lorient
Chambery
France
Italy
Charolles
Aux Bains
Culoz
Switzerland
President to Broaden His Program for Relief
Mr Jardine says organizations hold power to steer surplus crops into consumer channels. He opposes direct or indirect price fixing and government handling of farm products. A government board could help rather than hinder farmer initiative.
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Jardine
President Thompson on farm surplus plans and defense
President Sam H. Thompson of the American Farm Bureau comments on Washington dispatches about agricultural bills. He urges unity on a concrete, economically sound surplus plan while postponing personal business plans until a court martial review is complete, and vows to stay with the defense effort for national security.
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Quincey
Sam H. Thompson
American Farm Bureau Federation
Washington
America
Congress
Making Change May and Feed Desler
A dialectal prompt shows debt dispute over three dollars for oats. Uncle Mose expresses intent to collect by force if payment is delayed, promising to pay the balance soon.
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Desler
Mose—Ali
Mista Guggenheimer
Elgin Investment Firm Collapse Blames Forgery Dust
Chicago dispatch reports that Walter Rippberger, head of the Charles Rippberger company, was jailed on $10,000 bond after forged notes alleged in a crash that wiped out hundreds of thousands of dollars in shopkeepers and farmers savings. The bankruptcy filing lists assets low and unaccounted investments growing to at least $675,000. The Florida investment cited as key to the failure spilled profits and triggered a major community financial crisis.
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Chicago
Elgin
Charles Rippberger
Walter CC. Rippberger
Walter Rippberger
North
South Dakota
Florida
Rippberger
Violent Deaths Burden St Louis Coroner On Christmas
Tragedy after Christmas left St Louis with a record 28 violent deaths in 24 hours. Seven were traffic fatalities, others from burns exposure and gas inhalation. Coroner Witt warned New Year toll could rise as intoxication was blamed for many deaths. London Opinion notes street names hint at old trades.
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St. Louis
Witt
Arm dealer Trejo linked to Madero revolt dies in Saltillo
Jesus Trejo of San Antonio who sold the Republic of San Salvador its first warship and armed Madero revolutionists in Mexico died in Saltillo at 53 from injuries after stepping in a posthole. He was a noted traveling salesman to governments and municipalities in Latin America.
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San Antonio
Tex
Jesus Trejo
Republic of San Salvador
Mexico
Republic of Honduras
Saltillo
Trejo
Central America
South America
San Salvador
United States Fruit Company
Martin
Nueva Laredo
Francisco Murguja
Robert
F. A. Choa
Arnufo Gomez
Francisco Madero
Porfirio Diaz
Madero
United States
Jenkins Darrow Debate on World Court Held in Denver
A debate on U S adherence to the world court is set in Denver with Burris Jenkins, Kansas City minister and ex-newspaperman, opposing Clarence Darrow, Chicago lawyer. Jenkins will support the affirmative.
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Denver
United States
Burris Jenkins
Kansas City
Clarence Darrow
Chicago
Jenkins
Socorro Hose Company Christmas Tree Feeds Needy Families
Socorro New Mexico December 26 The Socorro Hose Company No 1 again held its annual community Christmas tree event. Over 50 families in need received food clothing and wood or coal while more than 500 children were given nuts candy popcorn an apple and orange and a toy by Santa. The volunteer group relies on merchants and the community for support.
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Socorro, N. M
Socorro Hose Company No. 1
Hose Company
Santa
Stranger Seeks Criminal Lawyer in Small Town
A visitor asks a resident for a criminal lawyer in the town. The reply hints at possible lawyers but offers no proof, as journal want ads promise results.
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Journal
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Old House
OTDRM
Elgin, Ill
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Mader
Harry O
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Bay St
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National Garment Company
Meyer Osoff
Pioneer Furniture Company
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