Bratton Defends Senate Conduct Against Charges
Senator elect Sam Bratton, challenged in the Senate by Renehan as a criminal, declares he checked federal practice limits and cites Justice Brewer in a full address. He says the charge stems from Bratton’s opponent’s paid counsel and pledges to accept the Senate's decision.
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United States
H. O. Bursum
Bratton
Renehan
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
United States Senate
Justice Brewer
Burton
Kansas
Bursum
State tax delinquency bill debated amid funding fears
Santa Fe February 6 The house committee of the whole discussed the administration delinquent tax collection measure. Beall and Asplund warned that taxable wealth has shrunk by 90 million in four years and some counties will cut school terms to six months. District attorneys were criticized for weak collections. the bill would appoint special tax commissioners and was referred to the committee on taxation and revenue.
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Santa Fe
House
Byron O. Beall
Tax Commission
Joe EK. Saint
State Tax Commission
Rupert F. Asplund
State Taxpayers’ Association
Thomason
Joe Gonzales
J. BE. Owens
W Orst
Weather Forecast for Denver and Southwest Regions
Denver weather note from February 6 indicates New Mexico will experience partly cloudy conditions Saturday and Sunday in the south region, cloudy and unsettled in the north, with cooler readings in the northwest. Arizona expects showers and cooler conditions Saturday, with unsettled weather Sunday.
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Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
University Weather Summary For Yesterday
Conditions for the twenty four hours ended 6 p m show highest temperature 58 lowest 32 percent humidity 90 at 6 am and 0 at 6 pm wind from the southwest with a breezy day character.
Lawrence brothers moved for safe keeping after Tucson shootout
Babe and Will Lawrence, alleged Oklahoma slayers of Phoenix Patrolman Haze Burch, were taken from the county jail by a police and sheriff convoy and driven to Florence. A crowd threatened a lynching, prompting authorities to transfer the suspects to prevent mob action.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Babe
Will Lawrence
Oklahoma
Haze Burch
Florence
Aziz
State Penitentiary
Lawrence Brothers
Tempe
Muskogee
Okla
Tempe Butte
R. L. McDonald
Cruz Reyes
Burch
Reyes
Marshal McDonald
McDonald
Wewets
P. N. Estrada
Superior Court
Estrada
Marsha
Livingston Feb Authorities Announce Continued Report
Livingston Montana authorities announced tonight that details would continue on Page Two, indicating ongoing coverage of a developing story and prompting readers to check subsequent pages for updates.
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Livingston, Mont
Albuquerque Fire Loss Declines in 1924 Report
Fire Chief Fred Russell’s annual report to City Manager B H Calkins shows total fire loss in Albuquerque for 1924 at 25290 dollars with net loss 509.50 after insurance. Alarms reached 208, 48 outside city, 25504 feet hose laid, 30 chemicals used, 403 feet ladder, 95 hours worked, and 601 miles traveled. Causes include 2 incendiaries 26 short circuits and other categories. department expenses 34308.86 under budget.
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Albuquerque
Fred Russell
B. H Calkins
Highland Squad
High and Silver
Proposed Child Labor Votes Held in Uvalei
In Santa Fe on February 6 the senate joint resolution to submit the child labor amendment to a general election is declared unconstitutional by Attorney General J W Armstrong in a note to Senator Louise H Coe. The resolution was killed in the house. the AG argues the measure mirrors a bill and exceeds constitutional limits for a joint resolution.
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Santa Fe
Senate
J. W. Armstrong
Louise H. Coe
Mercury Transmuted Into Gold by Japanese Scientist
New York February 6 announces that the American Chemical Society says advices from Tokyo report Professor Hataro Nagaoka has transmuted mercury into gold. A micrograph of the produced gold is said to exist.
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New York
American Chemical Society
Tokio
Hataro Nagaoka
Mining man Samuel McDonald dies in Canon City
Canon City Colorado February report says Samuel McDonald pioneer mining man died at his home this afternoon.
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Canon City
Colo
Samuel McDonald
Floyd Collins Trapped Miner Faces Prolonged Rescue Effort
In Cave City Kentucky rescue teams drill toward Floyd Collins trapped in a sand cave. After 175 hours, officials say only a shaft reach will determine his fate with miners from across the country replacing volunteers as work continues slowly. The surface camp shows a curious mix of activity and tension.
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Cave City
Associated Press
Floyd Collins
Sand Cave
Collins
Kentucky
Coutry
Elopement Plans Fade as Floyd Collins Trapped
A solitary watcher Alma Clark mourns at Floyd Collins cavern shaft as rescue attempts continue. The couple had planned to elope on the wedding day, March 2, to become man and wife. The rescue fight stretches into a seventh day with Collins enduring torture in the cave.
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Louisville
Floyd Collins
Courier Journal
Cave City
Alma Clark
Miss Clark
Collins
Had Begged Collins to Abandon Explorations
Floyd Collins, entombed in Sand Cave after explorations, was urged by his stepmother Janie Collins to quit dangerous caves. Her tearful visit described as she and sister Nellie viewed the scene, recalling pleas to stop. Page Two continues.
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Cave City
Associated Press
Floyd Collins
Janie Collins
Nellie Collins
Med Cross
Col- 13
Floyd
Development Of Air Service Hampered By Army System
Brigadier General Mitchell charged that the War Department lacks capability to create and manage air power efficiently. He told Secretary Weeks the aviation system is detrimental to national defense and cited duplication of land bases and opposition to a united air force. He referenced the 1921 joint board report noting air attack potential against ships.
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Washington
Mitchell
Army Air Service
Weeks
War Department
War Secretary
Army
United States
House Aircraft Committee
Drum
Army General Staff
Joint
Army and Navy Board
Navy Department
Congress
Navy
Patrick
Uke
United Air Force
Wilbur
Army and Navy Department Board
Pershing
Roosevelt
Californian Must Hang on April 24
Clarence Taft Reid, once under death sentence, pitched for San Quentin in a 1–0 win over a San Francisco bankers nine. A death warrant was signed by Judge John L. Fleming in Los Angeles, with Reid convicted of murder and his appeal rejected by the state supreme court.
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Los Angeles
Clarence “Taft
Reid
San Quentin
San Francisco
Bankers
John L. Fleming
Superior Court
Charles Weingarten
Argenta Dente Legal Action In Rio Arriba
In Santa Fe February 6 Lt Governor Edward Sargent denied illegal voting actions at the Rio Arriba ballot opening. County officials opened boxes after a state secretary demanded poll books riffled for notes, witnessed by Democrats. A man claimed ties to Bursum and Hubbell. Sargent said they did not send him. New Republican senators Haight and Young were sworn in.
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Santa Fe
Rio Arriba
McCullough
House
Edward Sargent
Senate
Sargent
Jack Moore
United States
A. O. Bursum
F. A. Hubbell
Otero
Bursum
Hubbell
Haight and Young
Washington Day Highlights in Congress and White House
The McFadden banking bill moved to the Senate after amendments. President Coolidge backs the House postal bill and supports Muscle Shoals accord. Senate approves 165 million road and forest aid. Attorney General Stone offers to stay until Warren confirmation. Withdrawal from Geneva opium conference authorized.
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McFadden
Senate
Coolidge
House Post Office Committee
Muscle Shoals
House
Baker
West Virginia
Ernst
Kentucky
Mitchell
Stone
Justice Department
Charles B. Warren
Solution of Poison Mystery Is Sought
Columbus Ohio Feb 6 AP report says after three days of inquiry the poison mystery in medicines for Ohio State University students remains unsolved. Eighteen more students yielded little beyond two on duty in the dispensary when capsules were issued to victims. The day also clarified a bottle of poison found on the dispensary shelf.
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Columbus
Ohio
Associated Press
Ohio State University
Two Men Held in Auto Theft Probe
Two men identify as Jacek Arnold and James Hogan were detained by Patrolman Romulo Salazar after a stolen Oldsmobile touring car was found abandoned on Isleta road near the bridge. Deputy Gonzales traced the Colorado license to a reported Trinidad theft, while the suspects claimed they rode in from Clovis on a freight train. Further questioning awaits Colorado authorities.
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Jacek Arnold
James Hogan
Romulo Salazar
the Heights
Isleta Road
Mernne
Prospero Gonzales
Colorado
Gonzales
Trinidad
Salazar
He Arnold
Hegan
Tonto
Clovis
Albuquerque
United States Withdraws from Opium Conference in Geneva
The American delegation withdrew from the international opium conference in Geneva, leaving the talks weakened. Porter cited failure to limit opium growth to medical needs and to end opium smoking in the Far East, while stressing the league of nations bears no blame. Delegates reacted with disappointment and debate over potential votes backing the U.S. position.
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Geneva
Associated Press
Stephen G. Porter
United States
Porter
Paris
Cherbourg
New York
Harding
Herteus Zale
Far East
Chamberless
League of Nations
League
Viscount Cecil of
Chelwood
M. Zahle
Mr. Porter
Lord Cecil
Baby Saved in Death Defying Glacier Park Storm Race
Glacier Park Montana February six infant Clyde Montana Do Pauley nine months old fell ill with convulsions far from medical help. Parents rode two feet of snow in a blinding storm on the ranger’s back to reach Kalispell seven hours after onset, a specialist then treated the baby who rapidly recovered.
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Glacier Park
Mont
Forest Ranger Service
Clyde Do. Pauley
Rocky Mountains
Glacier National Park
Kalispell
Clyde Montana
Flathead Valley
Ranger Fauley
Mre and
Mee
W. Hh, Fauley
New Lexington
Ohio
Smith Wins Bout in 12 Round Semi Final at Garden
Harold Smith of Chicago bantamweight defeated Charley Goodman of Brooklyn in a slugging 12 round semi final at Madison Square Garden, setting up the Ferris Mandell lightweight bout as the main event tonight.
Wheat bill adopted by Chamber of Deputies in Paris
Paris February 6 The chamber of deputies passed the government wheat bill by a vote of 333 to 223. The measure aims to regulate wheat imports and pricing in addition to supporting domestic grain producers.
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Paris
Associated Press
Chamber of Deputies
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