Lloyd George Advocates Reconsideration of Global Debt Burdens
In Paris debates and British commentary, David Lloyd George urges rethinking all wartime debts. He notes British and American taxpayers subsidize loans while urging relief for France amid widespread postwar strain and calls for joint U.S. and British action to ease creditor burdens. The piece previews continued discussion on Page Two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Marin
France
M. Herriot
Germany
Union
Ireland
Tor
Wilson
Britain
America
Weather Summary for Denver and Southwest
Denver and New Mexico expect generally fair weather Sunday and Monday with little temperature change. Arizona likewise stays fair with minimal shift in temperatures. Local report ends at 6 p m yesterday from the university noting peak 64, low 37, humidity around 65, and light to moderate winds from the west.
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Denver
New Mexico
Manslaughter Charge Dropped After Hearing
After a three hour hearing Justice of the Peace Montoya dismissed the manslaughter charge against Miguel Rey and Juan Campos in the death of Mrs. Juan Montoya in a Pajarito area car crash. The DA motion led to dismissal as witnesses described the accident scene and no liquor impairment was proven.
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Justice of the Peace
Montoya
Miguel Rey
Juan Campos
Juan Montoya
Pajarito
John Venable
Juan
Rey
Campas
Libra Do Leon
Pr. P. G. Cornish, Jr
Attack reports on agricultural commission findings emerge
Washington reports backward-F field with Mellon and Aitchison replying to the agricultural commission's criticisms. Mellon asserts the farm loan board aids co operatives and notes $44 million in loans while Aitchison defends the Interstate Commerce Commission's role and urges proper national policy over localized complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
President's Agricultural Commission
Coolidge
Mellon
Cooper
Farm Loan Board
Aitchison
Interstate Commerce Commission
Agricultural Commission
Commission
Ccooperatives
Commerce Commission
Congress
Conference
Snow Blankets Northeastern New Mexico
Raton New Mexico reports a heavy snow blanket over the northeastern part of the state. Snow began at 8 pm with several inches already fallen by 6 pm, and the storm is expected to continue. Livestock owners show little fear for cattle losses, while Roy welcomes the moisture to ease drought and wheat stress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raton
N. M
New Mexico
Roy
Agreement Ratified on Galligan Removal in Williamson County
Williamson county board of supervisors ratified the tentative peace agreement from Springfield to remove Sheriff George Galligan and revoke gun carrying permits despite objections from some Herrin residents.
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Marion
Herrin
Williamson County Board of Supervisors
Springfield
George Galligan
Shaw resolution on federal child labor amendment defeated
Pierre February 7 The House defeated the Shaw resolution ratifying the federal child labor amendment by 73 to 26 after the Senate had already rejected the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
House
Senate
Four Die as Head-On Train Crash Hits Nearman Kansas
Four people were killed and four injured in a head-on collision between a Missouri Pacific passenger train No. 104 from Omaha and a freight train near Nearman Kansas. Fireman R H Jones and D R Wires of the freight and engineer W E Gardner of the passenger were named among the dead. An unidentified soldier riding blind and three soldiers injured were among the wounded. Conductor F R Cravers said one locomotive jumped the track. both engines overturned while passenger coaches stayed upright.
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Kansas City
Missouri Pacific
Nearman
Kans
Here
Omaha
R. H. Jones
Fall City
Neb
Marvin ©. Wodell
W. E. Gardner
D. R. Wires
Falla City
F. R. Cravers
Road guiding contingent on appropriation
At a Phoenix conference C A Long and bureau of public roads and Arizona State highway officials planned completing the Clifton Springerville road in 1926. Financing depends on forest road funds and a federal appropriation to Congress, which has not yet been made for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1926. A separate federal aid plan will add a four day relay bus route from Los Angeles to El Paso via Yuma Phoenix Tucson Bisbee Dougas Las Cruces and El Paso using big 24 passenger buses on a paved or travel surfaced 96 mile route.
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Phoenix
C. A. Long
Bureau of Public Roads
Arizona State Highway Department
Clifton-Springerville
Flagstaff
Angel
Ocean
Congress
Los Angeles
Fl Paso
Yuma
Tucson
Bisbee
Dougas
Las Cruces
Marchant Builds New Apartment House in City
A two story brick apartment house is being erected at Thirteen and Mountain roads by J. Marchant, contractor. The four unit building will feature five rooms per apartment with Murphy beds and built in features and a vapor heating system. The project costs about 14000 pounds. Marchant recently completed the Spanish Methodist Episcopal church at Sixth and Gold and finished the Washington Junior High school gymnasium and auditorium.
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Mountain Road
He. J. Marchant
Marchant
Sixth and
Gold
Washington Junior High School
School principal cleared of assault charge after hearing
Charles Pitt, justice of the peace for Precinct 12, dismissed the assault charge against Jesse Stond, principal of the First Ward School, after a Saturday hearing. Stond had whipped 14 year old Amelio Ramirez, amid claims of persistent misbehavior and foul language, with warnings issued not to repeat the beatings.
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Charles Pitt
Precinct 12
Jesse Stond
First Ward
Bond
Amelio Ramirez
Jose Ramirez
Justice Ritt
Ramirez
Ritt
Hite
John Milne
Morrin
County Govt To Launch Audit Of All Departments
State Tax Commission will begin a comprehensive audit of all county departments Tuesday, the county commissioners announced. The move, first such full audit in years, follows a prior audit of the county clerk’s office. They also ordered three warning signs on Isleta road to deter reckless driving and discussed funding for new justices of the peace elections pending district attorney opinion. Diantelo Ortiz was discharged. Eugenio Lucero will tend the courthouse lawn.
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State Tax Commission
Frank Butt
James Bezemek
David J. Armijo
Isleta
Barelas Bridge
Justice of the Peace
Diantelo Ortiz
Carotker
Eugenio Lucero
Boy Scouts to Run School System and City Offices
Albuquerque Boy Scouts take over the school system Monday with Scouts acting as superintendent of schools and principals. Stanley Halbert will lead in place of John Milne, with other Scouts filling ward and campus posts. Wednesday afternoon they will run city government from 3 to 5, taking roles such as city manager and police officials, with assignments to be announced.
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Albuquerque
Boy Scouts
Stanley Halbert
Kmngle
John Milne
Victor Quallan
William Matthews
Clifton Crane
Controversy Over Army Air Service Leadership Deepens
Washington debates flare as Secretary Weeks defends policy makers including Pershing Harbord and Hines against charges of biased air program. House aircraft committee questions Capt A W Johnson who says he would court martial Mitchell for defying orders in 1921 bombing tests. Naval officer condemns slurs on service amid hearings.
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Washington
Mitchell
Army Air Service
Weeks
General Mitchell
Pershing
House Aircraft Committee
A. W. Johnson
Naval Air Chief
Virginia Capes
Johnson
Army
Harbord
American Expeditionary Forces
Hines
United States
Navy Department
Southern Pacific Lines in Mexico Meeting Expenses
New York Feb 7 The Mexican Lines of the Southern Pacific are now meeting operating expenses and will cover all charges in a few years Julius Krauttschnitt chairman is quoted on his return from an inspection tour in Mexico The company is gradually being reimbursed by the Mexican government for losses About 4 bridges have been rebuilt or are under construction and the 90 mile mountain section to Guadalajara joining with the Mexican National railways to Mexico City will be completed by June 1926.
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New York
Ines
Southern Pacific
Julius Krauttschnitt
Mexico
Guadalajara
Mexican National Railways
Mexico City
Wieland Named U S Veterans Bureau Regional Manager
Edward J. Wieland of Gladbrook Iowa was appointed regional manager of the United States Veterans bureau at Omaha today he had previously served as sub-district manager at Omaha and succeeds in the post.
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Washington
Edward J. Wieland
Gladbrook
Iowa
United States Veterans Bureau
Omaha
Volunteers Bind Themselves For A Survey Crawl
Three volunteers tie themselves with rope and crawl into a chamber to conduct a survey under strict military order. The event emphasizes discipline and safety as troops enforce quiet and controlled exploration of the confined space.
Cav e Explorer Floyd Collins Trapped in Sand Cave
Floyd Collins, trapped since January 30, remains mired at the bottom of Sand cave about 125 feet long. A 10 foot squeeze blocks the passage near him. Rescue shaft 25 feet of the needed 50 to 60 feet has been reached, drills reach 15 feet more. Lt Gov H H Denhardt directs efforts with 50 state troopers maintaining order.
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Cave City
Associated Press
Floyd Collins
Collins
H. H. Denhardt
Kentucky National Guard
Hope Stream Resumes in Floyd Collins Sand Cave Rescue
Cave City Kentucky February 7 Associated Press rescue teams push efforts to reach Floyd Collins trapped in Sand Cave. A nearby cave was explored and a mine shaft reached twenty five feet as crews plan further light rope assisted descent. Homer Collins led a small party into a crevice near the cave mouth discovering a black pit blocking progress.
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Cave City
Associated Press
Floyd Collins
Sand Cave
Homer Collins
Sandenve
Regulation of Auto Stage Lines as Common Carriers Proposed
A bill introduced in the House after a conference of 29 auto stage line owners and the corporation commission would regulate lines as common carriers. It creates class A fixed-route lines and class B routeless lines with set charges, requires insurance, bonds, driver qualifications, and punishes violations with fines and possible imprisonment. Fees are laid out for applicant lines, operation, and freight, with funds supporting regulation and highway purposes.
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Santa Fe
Corporation Commission
House
Judge Bratton Clarifies Pot Charge Insinuations
Santa Fe reports Judge Bratton issued a satisfactory explanation addressing insinuations surrounding pot charges raised in connection with a case at hand. The remarks defend judicial integrity and aim to quell public confusion.
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Santa Fe
Former Senator Convicted of Land Title Forgery
Dallas Texas February 7 F A Dee former state senator was convicted of land title forgery by a jury and sentenced to six and one half years of penal servitude.
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Dallas
Tex
F. A. Deepcherd
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Loyd George
Great Britain
David Lloyd George
London
Cable
Chamber of Deputies
Juan Campas
Suyaaa
Parrow
Nearman, Kas
Clifton- Springerville Road
TAK
Isleta Road
Agra
Southern Pacific Lines
Wifland
A. B. Renehan
Renehan
Bryant
Byron O. Beal
Sandoval
Bernalillo
Domingo
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