Lausanne treaty debate splits Senate over Turkish pact
Washington dispatch details a looming Senate vote on the Lausanne treaty with Turkey and the broad opposition led by Democratic senators and the American committee opposed to ratification. It notes supporters include Borah and a wide union of church and business groups, while critics cite concessions to oil and rail interests and Armenian-Christian concerns.
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Frederic William Wise
Ahapaten
Ashington
United States Senate
Congress
Turkey
Switzerland
Coolidge
Senate
Democratic Party
Claude Swanson
Virginia
Foreign Relations Committee
William H. King
Utah
State Department
William K. Borah
Borah
United States
Bishop S Tanning
New York
James W. Gerard
Henry Morgenthau
David Hunter Miller
McAdoo
Old Chester
America
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
American Chamber of Commerce For the Levant
American Manufacturers’ Export Association
American Men's Club of
Constantinople
Chamber of Commerce of the
State of New York
Chicago Council On Foreign Relations
Conference of Women’s Foreign Missionary Societies
Federated Chambers of Commerce of the
Near East
Foreign Policy Association
National Council of the Congregational Churches
Near East College Association
Yours Men's Christian Associations
Young Women's Christian Associations
Hannett action in tax board case approved
The New Mexico Supreme Court upheld Governor Hannett’s removal of Chavez and Ulrick from the state tax commission. Justice Bickley wrote the opinion with Justice Watson concurring. Chief Justice Parker dissented. Chavez and Ulrick lose chance to regain their posts. Ulrick’s salary as minority member was at stake.
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Santa FE
N. M
State Supreme Court
rAter T. Hannett
Ulrick
Martin Chavez
State Tax Commission
Justice Bickley
Watson
Frank W. Parker
Jorge Parker
Chavez
Ulrich
Weather forecast for Denver region shows fair days ahead
The Denver weather bulletin lists New Mexico and Arizona as fair Tuesday and Wednesday with little temperature change. Maximums around 27 and 0? Minimums near 19, humidity reported for 6 p.m., wind from the north, day described as partly cloudy with light winds and stable conditions.
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Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
Deputy Slashed in Arrest Attempt in Old Albuquerque
Two complaints filed before Justice of the Peace George Roddy charge Ralph Peters with resisting arrest and slashing a deputy on the throat with a knife on Christmas day in Old Albuquerque. A gash four inches long was caused and Peters, alleged drunk, faces $1,000 bond. Another complaint accuses Rafaél Anzures of bludgeoning Cornelio Murphy. both hearings set for Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday morning.
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Justice of the Peace
George Roddy
Prospero Gonzales
Ralph Peters
Gonzales
Peters
Cornelio Murphy
Rafaél Anzures
Anzures
Old Albuquerque
Justie Roddy
Antgures
Miners Injured in Alaska Explosion Reach Cabin
In Little Squaw Alaska a dog led rescuers through a 3 000 foot Brooks Range pass in minus 49 degree cold to a cabin with two miners badly injured by a detonator explosion. One man was blinded. They arrived by sled after a note tied to the dog warned rescuers. A radio link from the Little Squaw station alerted Fairbanks to fly the patients to a hospital.
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Little Squaw
Alaska
Brooks Mountain Range
Oscar Ottersoniz
Ottersoniz
Shaw
C. Dunlap
Tobin Creek
Dunlap
United States Signal Corps
Arctic Circle
Fairbanks
Algska
Denaturing of Alcohol Tied to Deaths Sparks New Charge
New York December 27 AP Charges that denatured alcohol caused several Christmas poisonings sparked a defense from federal prohibition chief Chester Mills. Medical examiners dissented, saying seven autopsies showed excessive drinking as the death cause. Denaturing aimed to deter non beverage use and help domestic dealers compete with foreign markets. Death toll from alcohol poisoning rose to 16 with more admissions at Bellevue hospital.
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New York
Chester P. Mills
Norris
Gonzales
Mills
Mill
Bellevue Hospital
Bellevue
Bids Set For Eight Federal Aid Roads In State
E T Mallery says bids for eight federal aid road projects will open Monday as scheduled. Governor Hannett warns contracts may be postponed if Charles Springer opposes the setting. Springer declined to comment beyond confirmation of the planned bid opening. Mallery warns federal funds must be spent timely to avoid forfeiture and loss to the state.
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Santa FE
E. T. Mallery
Arthur T. Hannett
Charles Springer
Springer
Hannett
Mallery
Marry Good Cooks Willing Workers Advised by Reverend
In Skellingthorpe England on December 27 the Rev T Halliton urged young farmers to marry practical wives. He recommended a wife who can eat a hearty breakfast, perform honest housework and sewing, and feed pigs. He criticized pleasure seeking girls and warned against waist slim or cigarette smoking type partners.
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Skellingthorpe
England
Farwell man confesses to killing wife and eight children
A Farwell resident, Geoge J. Hassell, reportedly confessed to fatally harming his wife and eight children at his farm, and to a prior California incident. He described striking his wife, choking a baby, and hiding bodies in a dugout after quarrels over alleged intimacy with a stepdaughter.
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Farewell
Texas
Geoge J. Hassell
California
Hassell
Oklahoma
Southern Pacific Railroad
Associated Pipe Line Company
Fresno
Calif
Merchant Marine Corps
Farwell
Jiasee
Nebraska Woman Leaves Heirlooms to Charity in Will
Theresa Borkin 79 died in Lincoln leaving 15 000 dollars to each of her daughter Anna Burik and son William 46 after estrangements. Anna located Albuquerque and will return. William is missing and thought to be on a farm in Iowa or South Dakota. If they do not respond shares go to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Theresa Borkin
Anna
Albuquerque
N. M
William
Iowa
South Dakota
John Jedwith
Chaplin Denies Plans for Divorce Suit
Charlies Spencer Chaplin through attorney Lloyd Wright denies any intention to sue for divorce from his estranged wife Lita Grey. Wright notes he has not heard from Chaplin about Mexican court involvement and says Mrs. Chaplin has announced she will pursue divorce, unaltered by any alleged foreign angle.
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Los Angeles
Lloyd Wright
Charlies
Spencer Chaplin
Mon‘flay
Lita Grey
Novales
Ariz
Wright
Chaplig
Hiermorillo, Sonoyt
Truce Declared After Mexican-Backed Battle in Nicaragua
Rebels and conservatives end four day clash at Las Perlas on Nicaragua's east coast with a truce to bury the dead and tend the wounded. American officials report 800 Mexicans aiding liberals and set Bluefields and other ports as neutral zones to relieve Diag government duties.
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Managua
Las Perlas
Bluefields
Diag
Latimer
Puerto Cabezas
Rio Grande
el Bluff
Presdent Diag
United States Army Pan American Flight Meets Mexican President
Major Dargue, commander of the U S army pan american goodwill flight, presented a friendly greeting letter from President Coolidge to President Calles in Mexico City. The audience lasted about ten minutes as both leaders expressed hopes for continued good relations and a favorable journey ahead. The aviators traveled by train from Tampico and Veracruz and plan to resume flight this week, with five planes aiming to depart Veracruz Friday for Puerto Mexico if conditions permit.
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Mexico City
Dargue
United States Army
Good Will Flight
Calles
Coolidge
Arthur B. McDaniel
BD. Weddington
Squidron
Mexico
National Palace
United States
Tampico
Vera Crus
San Francciscos
Vera Cruz
Puerto
Arizona Legislature Asked to Protect the Colorado River Rights
A resolution presented to Governor Munt by the Arizona Highline Reclamation Association requests the legislature allocate funds to safeguard and develop the Colorado River in Arizona. It urges continuing filings, the Diamond Creek suit, other suits, and engineering surveys already in progress.
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Arizona
Colorado
Phoenix
Arix
Colorado River
Munt
Arizona Highline Reclamation Association
Prohibition Debate Over Animal Medicines Cited
Representative Gallivan of Massachusetts attacks a department of agriculture omission of a recipe using whisky milk and eggs for animal ailments. He calls the move an asinine censorship of horses and cows morals by prohibition powers and reference to Wayne Wheeler and the temperance board.
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Washington
Gallivan
Massachusetts
Department of Agriculture
Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals
Wayne RB. Wheeler
Fall Reported Resting Easy in Pneumonia at 65
In El Paso on December 27, A B Fall former Interior Secretary remained in home care with pneumonia. A Dr. H T Safford bulletin noted he was resting easy with lower lobe pneumonia, stable temperature and pulse, and good recovery prospects though age 65 poses risk if complications arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Texas
A. B. Fall
Secretary of the Interior
H. T. Safford
Albert B. Fall
H.T. Safford
Fall
Safford
Calumet and Hecla names new president and chairman
Boston December 27 James McNaughton vice president and general manager of the Calumet and Hecla Consolidated Copper Company was named president. R L Auaseis will become chairman of directors according to Secretary A D Nicholas at the company offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
James McNaughton
Calumet and Heela Consolidated Copper Company
A. D. Nicholas
R. L. Auaeeis
Three Workmen Killed in Ventura Refinery Blast
A blast at the General Petroleum absorption plant near Ventura California killed three workers and badly burned several others. The explosion occurred between 8 and 9 a m causing a 400 foot diameter fire. Company engineers began a probe as repair crews fought to contain the flames and prevent spread through the nearby oil field.
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Ventura
Calif
Here
General Petroleum Company
Mack Lendon
Los Angeles
Sam Ingram
William Lenjune
T. J. Garrett
J. F. Berry
P. Be Dimock
T. L. Kimes
George McQussle
June
Ventura Highway
Bavinchove Mothers Receive Famille Francais Medals
In Bavinchove France thirty five mothers were awarded Famille Francais medals for their role in countering charges of race suicide. The mothers have 242 children averaging nearly seven per mother in the small village, a local record.
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Hazebrouck
France
Bavinchove
Famille Francais
Driver fined for reckless driving in police court
Harold Perry was fined $30 in police court Monday afternoon for reckless driving stemming from a Saturday morning accident. Perry allegedly collided with a car parked at the curb and was cut by flying glass.
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Harold Perry
Perry
New Yorkers Reject New Year Resolutions For More Sins
A public survey in New York shows few people plan to take the old pledge this year as resolutions fall from favor. Prominent figures including Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt and Chauncey Depew offer varied views while flappers argue for bigger and better sins and more of them.
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New York
Associated Press
Johns& Sumner
Society For the Prevention of Vice
Franklin DD. Roosevelt
Chauncey M. Depew
Egmont Arens
Seven Arts
New Masses
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Standard Oil Company
Hannett Action
TAX Board
Supreme Court
Porecast
Sheraee
Roddy
Malley
Rome
Mussolini
Italy
George J. Hassell
Texico Ranchman
Lincoln, Neb
Mer Hamme Ie
Anna Burik
Chaplin
Nogales
Acton
Wife
Miss Grey
Ermipedue
Sonora
Mexigang
Nicaragua
ARMY
Veracruz
NEW Copper President
Vice Society
Chauncey Depew
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