Senator Hears Tariff Debate On Foreign Made Pictures
The Senate Finance Committee heard arguments for and against a high tariff on imported films. Witnesses including Paul M. Turner urged a 60 percent ad valorem duty to protect American producers from German competition. They warned of Eastman Kodak and lab monopolies and called for protection for cameras.
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Senate Committee
Associated Prev
Washington
Senate
Paul M. Turner
New York
Actor Equity Association
John Emerson
Dr. W. Griffith
Turner
Germany
F. Rogers
National Association of Motion V Picture Industry
Eastman Kodak Company
Fearu
Bowers
Sam A. de Ford
International Film Service Company, Inc
Frederic R. Coudert
Pathe Exchange, Inc
Fordney
Billy Eastman Company
de Ford
Eastman Company
Film Laboratories
Wie
Daniel R. Forbes
Seneca Camera Company
Kasiman Company
Wall of Building at Las Vegas Collapses
Las Vegas New Mexico December 27 The east wall of the old two story adobe on Bridge street once housing the Bridge bar collapsed during demolition prep no injuries reported. Cement contractor T W Smith was knocked to the ground but unharmed. structural damage estimated at about 1000 dollars.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Bridge Street
T. W. Smith
San Miguel Woman Shot Through Window
Sheriff Ulibarri and District Attorney Armijo investigate a shooting in San Miguel thirty five miles southwest of Las Vegas New Mexico. Mrs Dimas aged 26 was wounded when a man fired three times through her home window last night. Suspect identity unavailable.
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Pacial Disfatom
Weather Outlook for Denver and Southwest States
Denver forecast from December 27 notes continued unsettled, partly cloudy conditions in New Mexico and Arizona for Wednesday and Thursday. University station reports show a high of 58, low 18, mean 49, humidity 60 percent at 6 p m, with some precipitation and a south wind, day described as partly cloudy.
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Denver
Colo
New Mexico
Arizona
German magnate Hugo Stinnes eyes American trip
Berlin reports Hugo Stinnes, head of Germany’s vast railroad, steamship, and industrial empire, plans a forthcoming visit to the United States as his influence in Germany’s economy grows.
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Rockefeller
Germany
America
Hugo Stinnes
Berlin
Stinnes
Geremany
Arizona Sheriff Seeks Arrest of Three Bankers
Arizona sheriff requests arrest of three bankers tied to First National here. Names Sage Haynolds Guy Hogers Louis Haynolds appear in the filing as principal figures. Authorities allege financial misconduct connected to the bank’s operations and demand formal charges be issued.
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Arizona
First National
Holbrook Bank Officials Sought on Arizona Felony Charge
Navajo county sheriff requests return of J M Raynolds Guy L Rogers and L M Raynolds on a felony charge tied to a Holbrook bank probe. They allegedly refuse to go to Arizona without a requisition while local officials await the next move from Arizona sheriff Tony Ortiz.
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J. M. Raynolds
First National Bank
Guy L. Rogers
First National
L. M. Raynolds
J. M. Raynolis
R.L. Newman
Navajo County
Arizona
Tony Ortiz
Bernsliire County
Holbrook
Holbrook State Bank
Newman
Ortiz
Mc. Rogers
Flabbrook) Bank
Hinge Tariff Be Negotiated At Conference
The tentative draft from Chairman Underwood proposes China levy an import duty of five percent initially and seven and a half percent later. A conference study commission would aim for a twelve and a half percent tariff in the long term, with action deferred until tomorrow.
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Washington
Associated Press
Underwood
China
Body Identified After Farmington Road Find
The body found on the road between Gallup and Farmington has been identified as Harry N. Newton formerly of San Pedro California and a former shipmate of Munsell M Hail. Confirmation comes from W K Wampler of California. A card with P O Box 139 San Francisco was found on the body.
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Gallup
N. M
Here
Farmington
Munsell M. Hail
San Pedro
California
Harry N. Newton
Hall
W. K. Wampler
Care
San Francisco
Hall and Wampler
Rain Lashes Southern California with Washouts and Flooding
Rain has fallen for ten days in southern California with no forecast end. San Diego remains isolated by sea routes as washes disrupt highways and railroads. Property damage is heavy though no deaths reported. Los Angeles totals near nine inches in ten days. Anaheim endures two feet of street water. San Francisco records 1.59 inches in the last 24 hours with more rain anticipated.
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San Francisco
California
Weather Bureau
San Diego
Los Angeles
Anaheim
Commission form government approved in Clovis election
In Clovis New Mexico a special election held today approved adopting the commission form of government by a margin of about 140 votes.
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Clovis
N. M
Commission
Railroads and farmers in pact say leaders pressed against repeal
Senator LaFollette of Wisconsin charged that a December 9 secret meeting in Washington brought railroads and coal steel and lumber interests to pressure farm leaders into agreeing not to push repeal of the guaranty section of transportation act and to back state rate control. He called the plan a conspiracy to betray farmers and consumers and warned farmers against leadership that would bind them to railroad and trust interests.
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Washington
LaFoliette
Wisconsin
LaFollette
Howard Denies Secret Motives At Washington Conference
James R. Howard president of the American Farm Bureau Federation says there was no secret or unholy aim at the December 9 Washington conference. He claims farm reps opposed the Capper bill, urged repeal of guaranteed returns, and supported state commission integrity. He mentions discussions on labor costs and the railway labor board, noting no agreement was sought. Continued on Page Two.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Washington
Senator la Follette
James R. Howard
American Farm Bureau Federation
Capper
Railway Labor Board
New York
Decline Shown In America's Foreign Trade
American business houses exported 4.189 billion dollars in the first seven months and imported 2.272 billion, with eleven months totals down from 1920. Europe and Canada dominate destinations and sources, while Asia and Oceania show sizable shifts in values.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
Europe
Asia
Oceania
Africa
Canada
Mexico
Central American
South America
United States
Optic Transferee TD Hawk Eye Mining Moves HQ
The Hawk Eye Mining Company has transferred its principal office from 3465 West Harrison Avenue, Albuquerque to Mountainair in Torrance County. Lloyd Orme is president and statutory agent.
Hohenzollerns Observe Christmas in Exile at Doorn
Former Emperor William and his household mark their third Christmas in exile at Doorn Holland. Doorn castle glows with holly as the former monarch distributes small monetary gifts amid mourning. Crown Prince Frederick William and his two sons join the holiday gathering.
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Doorn
Holland
Preas
Willliam
Germany
Frederick William
William Hohenzollern
French reject American ratio for submarines
French government instructions on the submarine question reached the arms delegation after talks with Secretary Huches. France will not accept the American suggestion to maintain the status quo and will press for submarines of at least 90 000 tons. French position centers on each nation setting its own defense craft needs based on coastlines.
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Washington
M. Sarrent
de Bon
Huches
France
Ttmn
Denver Attorney Dayton Dies After Illness
Denver attorney William L. Dayton, named as a possible successor to Federal District Judge Robert E. Lewis, died at his home today after a short illness.
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Denver
William L. Dayton
Robert E. Lewis
Climate and corruption clash in Holbrook era
The piece rails at local banking power and press battles surrounding the Holbrook State Bank failure. It questions indictments of J. M. Ragnakis and Guy Rogers, notes Arizona extradition issues, and argues for public exposure of officials while asserting New Mexico’s climate is satisfactory.
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Holbrook
Arizona
J. M. Ragnakis
Guy Rogers
Holbrook State
First National
Mechem
New Mexico
Navajo County
J. O M. Raynolds
A. B. McMillen
Holbrook Bank
Mrr McMillen
Debs Reprimanded After Unpermitted Speech at Union Station
Eugene V Debs, freed from Atlanta federal prison, was reprimanded by Union Station police for delivering a speech without a permit before leaving for Terre Haute. Debs defended free speech, thanked supporters, and declining to condemn war, urged love as civilization’s force.
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Associated Press
Washington
President Harding
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
Eugene V. Deve
Union Station
Terre Haute
Ind
Debe
Dehe
Debs Aros
Debs
Indianapolis
Peter J. MacAwiney
Cork
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Tassia
Russia
Health Camp Near Kilauea Volunteers Military Health Resort
In Hawaii a 50 acre high inland camp overlooking Kilauea provides a cooler, healthier rest for U S troops. Barracks were built and offered free to the army and navy for ten day visits, under Major General Summerall. Medical officers report health benefits from the climb to 4,000 feet and the sea-level change.
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Associated Press
Hilo
Island of Hawaii
Kilauea
United States
Mauna Loa
Army
Navy
Charles P. Summerall
Hawaiian Department
Honoluniya
Changes in Visible Supply U S Grain
The visible supply figures show wheat up 1 361 000 bushels corn up 3 316 000 bushels oats down 768 000 bushels rye up 484 000 bushels barley down 72 000 bushels as reported from New York on December 27.
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Associated Press
New York
New Premier Jiang Shin Yi Names Liberal Cabinet
Jiang Shin Yi has been named Premier of China succeeding Chin Yun Peng who resigned with his entire cabinet. The appointment aligns with a new liberal policy of the movement and the premier aims to form a cabinet embracing all factions.
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Jiang Shin Yi
China
Chin Yun-Peng
Boland Opposes Treaty With Britain in Dublin Vote
Harry J. Boland Irish envoy to America and Dail member voices opposition to the peace treaty with Great Britain. He argues Ireland cannot dictate terms, cites moral issue of Irish citizenship, and believes the Dail will submit the treaty to the Irish people before acceptance. A crowd bids him farewell at the pier.
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New York
Harry J. Boland
America
Dail
Great Britain
Dubiner
Preas
Ireland
England
United States
Mr. Boland
Kill No Stock Order Issued By Railroad Crews
The Louisville and Nashville Railroad reports livestock losses from trains cutting along rights of way. It says enough stock to feed a city of 25 000 for nearly two years was killed in 1920 and the first nine months of 1921, totaling 754000 dollars in losses. A kill no stock order has been issued to crews to prevent further losses.
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St. Louia
Dee
Louisville and Nashville
Dispute Over Auxiliary Tonnage Shelved For Now
A question of auxiliary worship tonnage remains unsettled as talks at the international parley are postponed. The dispute cited involves AU B and expected to be decided later.
Submarine Tangle Persists as Shantung Talks Drift
Washington dispatch reports little progress in arms talks over auxiliary warship tonnage and potential postponement. Japan signals no more concessions in Shantung exchanges and four power Pacific treaty interpretations surface as new options amid deadlock.
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Washington
Associated Press
Harding
Japan
Prince Pirm
Tangie
France
Naval Committee
Shantung
Tokio
Tsingtao-Tsinan Fu
United States
Great Britain
Toklo
de Nion
Laws Astore Won’t Restrain Crime Bishop Declares
In Chicago dispatch, Bishop J Kephart of Kansas City says no laws or penalties can curb crime without moral and spiritual conviction. Dr Wilbur Crafta calls for reducing vice as the effective control of immorality. The Philippine example and birth control critique are noted, with Rodrigues praising strict morality and citing 1918 crime figures.
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Dr. Crafts
International Reform Bureau
Assoc
Chicago
J. Kephart
Kansas City
International Purity Conference
Wilbur F. Crafta
Washington, D. C
Theodore Roosevelt
RE. B. Rodrigues
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Sage Haynolds
Guy Hogers
Louis Haynol
Fage Trial
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Assortetya Press
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State
PORM
Howard
U. S
Associated Vrees
Bill Hohenzollern
Devil
Cub
Gene Debs
Toh
Hawaii
Liberal
Liang Shih
Boland
Erin
Dublin
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