Intolerance blamed as breeding ground for hypocrisy and fear
Educator Dr. Charles A. Ellwood told a joint committee that intolerance now pervades religion, education, economics, science, and government, feeding hypocrisy and hatred. Other speakers discussed population pressures, new economics, and shifts in global demography influencing policy and migration.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Charles A. Ellwood
University of Missouri
American Sociological Society
American Statistical Assciation
American Economics Association
Louie FL. Dublin
Metropolitan Date Insurance Company
The
Statistical Association
Europe
Japan
America
Australia
United States
South America
Buried Texas mountains confirmed by leading geologist Turley
The San Antonio Express reports a granite ledge in Wilson county Texas confirming Jay Turley's 1910 prediction of a buried mountain range through southern Texas and the Gulf region. Turley, once Army Captain at Fort Sam Houston, says the find will influence oil wildcatting in Texas New Mexico and the San Juan basin.
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San Antonio Express
Wilson County
Texas
Jay Turley
The
Express
Turley
New Mexico
San Juan Basin
Fort Sam Houstenate
San Antonio
Gulf of Mexico
San Antonino
Southwest Oilmen’s Association
Weather Outlook for Denver and Southwest
Fair conditions for Denver on Tuesday and Wednesday with little temperature change. New Mexico and Arizona also expect fair skies and stable temperatures through midweek.
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Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
Weather record for yesterday by the University
Conditions for the twenty four hours ended at p m yesterday recorded by the University. Highest temperature 38. lowest 18. Humidity at 6 a m 66. Wind velocity 2. Direction of wind not legible. Character of day clear.
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P. mi
Tees
Sunrise and Sunset Times for Albuquerque December
The note lists sunrise around 7 15 in the morning and sunset about 4 23 in the afternoon for December in Albuquerque. It also mentions sunrise 0 to 1 minute earlier and sunset minutes later during December.
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Albuquerque
Sunet
Washington Hearings Continue On Postal Rate Bill
Congressional joint committee kept hearings on the postal rate increase bill. Secretary Weeks backed promotions for army world flyers. Senator Norris proposed FTC inquiry into a power trust. Hughes and Ambassador Howard spoke at scientific gatherings. Senators Bruce and Harrison debated Democratic policies. Kellogg to inquire in Britain about the potato embargo. Couzens proposed barring political appointments in most federal offices. DoJ said jurors from Hudson County NJ would be trusted for Weehawken liquor cases.
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Congressional Joint Committee
Weeks
Army World
Norris
Nebraska
Federal Trade Commission
Hughes
Howard
Great Britain
Bruce
Maryland
Harrison
Mississippi
State Department
Kellogg
Couzens
Miichigan
House
Senate
Department of Justice
Hudson County
New Jersey
Judge A F Fletcher Roswell Police Judge Dies Sudden
Roswell New Mexico December 29 Judge A F Fletcher justice of the peace and police judge of the city died suddenly at his home He was completing his first term as police judge and had served under the city administration He was a prominent Mason and a member of the local Lions Club.
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Roswell
N. M
A. F. Fletcher
Coolidge Veto Schedule Tightens Postage Debate
Washington hearing on a postal rate bill resumes with emphasis on second class mail. Publishers oppose increases while advertisers push burden there. Chairman Moses aims to present the bill to the Senate by next Monday before Coolidge’s veto debate.
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Washington
Congressional
Direct Mail Association
Associated Advertisers Cluba of the World
Moses
Senate
Coolidge
John H. Wright
New York Magazine
Mail Advertisers Association
Cranston Williams
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
Emater
Postoffice Department
Williams
Richard H. Lee
Tragedy Strikes Colorado Ranch Family Four Daughters Die
A. B. Stauffer and wife lose four daughters Helena 19 Donna 8 Maxine 6 Fern 4 in a house fire caused by an overheated stove near Haxtun Cole Colorado. One-year-old boy and a baby survived after parents rescued remaining children. The fire broke out as parents returned to a new unoccupied home.
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Haxtun
Cole
A. B. Stauffer
Helena
Donna
Maxine
Fern
Woman Falls at St Francis Hospital in San Francisco
Mrs. Fanny G. Purdy thirty four, said to be daughter of L S Grant, reportedly fell or leaped from the sixth floor at St Francis Hospital where she was a patient. She died instantly in a court below. She had been despondent. guarded yet she escaped, running down the corridor before disappearing from view. She married Isaac Hart Purdy in 1911 in Adrian Michigan.
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San Francisco
Calif
Fanny G. Purdy
L. S. Grant
San Diego
W Ulyssea &. Grant
United States
St. Francis Hospital
Thomas Purdy
Flapper Celia Cook Appointed U S Commissioner in Mississippi
Miss Celia Cook a 22 year old flapper has been appointed United States commissioner in the Clarksdale district by Federal Judge E R Holmes to succeed P D Cockrell. Cook daughter of U S marshal H J Cook and sister of lawyer Vivian Cook brings experience from deputy court clerk service.
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Central Press
Clarksdale
Misc
Portia
Bara of Justice
Texas
Wyoming
Congress
United States
Mississippi
Celia Cook
Misa Cook
E. R. Holmes
P. D. Cockrell
Miss Cook
H. J. Cook
U. S
Miss Vivian Cook
Mises Cook
Mra
Martin
Foster Father of McClintock to Strike Back
Chicago reports detail a secret analysis of William N McClintock's vital organs conducted by Dr William D McNally and associates. The coroner's final findings due next Friday will shape ongoing witness questioning as William Shepherd seeks legal action over alleged inflammatory rumors and Reichmann testifies on guardianship actions.
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Chicago
William N. McClintock
Oscar Wolff
Wiliam D. McNally
Robert FE. Crowe
William DD. Shepherd
McClintock
A. F. Reichmann
Shepherd
Reichmann
Harry Olson
Young McClintock
Gallup Kiwanis Banquet Sees Leadership Change
Gallup New Mexico Kiwanis Club held its annual banquet at El Navajo hotel. Jenn Kirk retired as president and Dr W D Cornell will assume the presidency next year. Governor elect Hannett spoke briefly and music by the Rob White Orchestra led to dancing between banquet courses.
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Gallup Kiwanis
Gallup
N. M
Kiwanis Club of
el Navajo Hotel
Jenn Kirk
W. D. Cornell
Cgovernor
Hannett
Rob White
Theater Robbed in St Louis. $26,590 Stolen
Four robbers forced Spiros Cardas the theater manager and treasurer to open the safe. They escaped with the weekend receipts totaling 26590. The crime occurred in St Louis on December 29.
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St. Louis
Spiros Cardas
Governor Elect Hannett to Arrive in Santa Fe for Inauguration
Santa Fe Dec 29 Governor Elect Arthur T Hannett and Mrs Hannett will arrive tomorrow evening for New Year’s inaugurations. An escort will meet them at the train and escort them to rooms at the De Varens hotel. Local hotels report nearly full bookings but arrangements will be made for all guests. The inaugural ball attendance is expected to exceed the 1828 peak of 354.
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Santa Fe
Arthur T. Hannett
Mia
Hannett
de Varens
Arthur Seligman
Frost Hits California Oranges Hard in Five Counties
Los Angeles Dec 29 Frost damage to orange crops in Los Angeles San Bernardino Riverside Ventura and Orange counties was about 25 percent the worst in years, according to H J Ryan horticultural commissioner. Five county commissioners met and will discuss shipping with the California Fruit Growers Exchange tomorrow.
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Los Aangeles
Los Angeles
San Bernardino
Riverside
Ventura
Orange
H. J. Ryan
Tiyan
California
Santa Fe Democrats Endorse State Officials Names Released
Santa Fe Democrat county central committee endorsed appointees for state offices to be filled by Governor elect A. T. Hannett. The slate includes Game warden Sheriff Tomas P. Delcado Tax commissioner Leopoldo Gonzales Comptroller Walter Kegel Engineer George M. Neel Adjutant general L. C. Petrie and Capital superintendent Jose T. Duran. All but Petrie are Santa Fe county men.
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Santa Fe
Democratic County Central Committee
A. T. Hannett
Tomas P. Delcado
Leopoldo Gonzales
Walter Kegel
George M. Neel
L. C. Petrie
Jose T. Duran
Petrie
Envoy Denies Unaccustomed Stir Over French Debt
Washington on December 29 reports the French embassy denying plans to repudiate war debts to the United States. Officials cited French law for omitting debt references in the budget, insisting Paris will meet obligations and dismissing rumors as unfounded.
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Washington
Associated Press
France
United States
Ministry of Finance
Congress
Senate
House
Hughes
Wadsworth
The
Treasury
American Debt Commission
Jusserand
Paris
Reed
Pennsylvania
Bruce
Maryland
Long
New Mexico
Wingo
Arkansas
Blanton
Herriot
Kid McCoy Convicted of Manslaughter in Mars Shooting
Los Angeles December 19 Kid McCoy former prize fighter was convicted in superior court of manslaughter in the August 12 shooting of Mrs Theresa Mars. The verdict a compromise cessation read after 34 hours deliberation. McCoy faces one to ten years and plans an appeal while sentencing is scheduled for Friday.
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Los Angeles
Kid McCoy
Superior Court
Theresa Mars
McCoy
F. W. Coulther
Los Angeles County
Craft
Mors
Albert A. Mors
N. Shielda
William
Rose
Sam Schapp
Secarrely
Central Police Station
Kim McCoy
Burns Fatal to Woman in Colorado Springs
Mrs Mary Reichard 396 died from burns after her clothing ignited while she dressed her two children beside an open stove. She dashed from the house and rolled in snow to extinguish the flames, actions that likely saved her children's lives.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Mary Reichard
Fire destroys Harding office in Worthington home
A fire at the Worthington home of Dr. George F. Harding Jr. destroyed his office, causing an estimated loss of about $10,090. Harding was the brother of the late President Warren G. Harding.
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Worthington
George 7. Harding, Jr
Warren G. Harding
Four Die in Logansport Family Tragedy
Four members of a single family were found shot to death eight miles from Logansport Indiana. Authorities searched for a fifth family member as of December 29.
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Logansport
Ind
Economy Urged by Members from Both Parties
Washington lawmakers urged an economy drive during debate on the 760 million dollar appropriation bill for the post office and treasury. Chairman Madden said further reduction was hoped for, while Representative Byrns argued that actual cuts in government costs were not as great as claimed.
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Washington
House
Post Office
Treasury Departments
Madden
Congress
Byrna
Tenessee
Coolidge
New Oil Well Near Artesia Reaches Deeper Sand
Roswell New Mexico December 29 The Roswell No 1 well east of Artesia drilled by New State Oil reaches 2249 feet with a deeper sand discovery than previous wells. Local investors claim discovery extends Pecos valley field six miles north. Plans call for 15 additional holes nearby as drilling reaches the deeper sand.
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Roswell, N. M
Roswell No. 1
New State Oil Company
Artesia
Rose Well
Pecos Valley
Ory
Forbes trial hears witnesses challenge Mortimer’s truthfulness
Defense witnesses in the Forbes Thompson veterans bureau conspiracy case testified that Elias H. Mortimer’s reputation for truth and veracity was bad. Others, including Major Frederick L. Martin, described Mortimer as a “clever fixer” and not credible under oath.
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Mortimer
Forbes
Chicago
Associated Press
Forbes- Thompson Veterans Bureau
Elias H. Mortimer
Veteran Bureau
Charles Ht. Forbes
Bureau
J. W. Thompson
St. Louis
Pontiac Construction Company
Detroit
Veterans Hospital
Northampton
Maass
White House
John H. McGibbon
Pontiac
Washington
McGibbon
Thompson
Black
New York City
Great Lakes
Ill
Woodstock
New York
Sherman
Harold W. Brienig
Veterans’ Bureau
Fice
Northampton Foundation
Northwestern Construction Company
Ass Briening
Edwin G. Green
American Bridge Company
Herzog
Minneapolis Tool and Machine Company
Thomas J. Brenna
Minneapolis
V. C. Vandanaker
St. Paul
Frederick L. Martin
United States Army World Flight
Arctic
Air Service
Martin
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Ellwood
Wealey C. Mitchell
Columbia University
Soecios Association
Malthus
Don DD. Lescohier
University of Wisconsin
Dnogoveries
Judge Fletcher
Colorado
Cella Cook
McLintock
Wife
Kid M’coy
Southern California
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