Navajos Still Incensed Over Poledo Death in Gun Battle
The schooner report from Bernalillo says Navajos northwest of Cuba remain enraged after the shooting of San Juan Poledo by Lacy Bird, a homesteader, as deputy Ed Blanchfield and Bird confronted Poledo at his hogan. Poledo allegedly attacked Blanchfield. Bird fired from his horse, Blanchfield fired back, Poledo was mortally wounded. No inquest was held. Bird to answer charges in Bernalillo.
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Cuba
San Juan Poledo
Lacy Bird
Bernalillo
Joe Montoya
Stacher
Crown Point Indian Agency
Montoya
Sol Blanchfield
Mariano Montoya
Bird
Oledo
Poledo
Ira
Blanch“eld
Hogan
Blanchfield
Ber Nalillo
Albuquerque
Biid
Consable
Ed Blanchfield
Lanchfield
Anffort
Weather Summary for Denver and Regional Forecast Notes
Denver area forecast calls for generally fair conditions Thursday and Friday with little temperature change. For New Mexico expect fair to partly cloudy skies, with light winds and typical temperatures. Arizona forecast shows partly cloudy to fair conditions across the north and east, with overall mild temperatures. Local report records yesterday's 24 hour conditions ending 6 p.m. including high and low temperatures and humidity readings.
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Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
North Ana
Scouts Run City as Police and Judge for a Day
Fifteen Boy Scouts took charge of city operations from 3 to 5 PM issuing permits, enforcing rules, and conducting drills. Police Chief and City Judge were among those seated as officials faced fines for parking and other infractions.
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Lucien Rice
New York Avenue
The
City Electric Company
Hkice
George Roslington
South Third Street
Rice
Water Service
Water Department
Fire Department
Mr. Rossington
Joe Mozeley
Fred Russell
Fourth Ward
Washington Junior High School
Harold Dye
Kenneth Byrnes
Byrnes
Pine
Ray Hogan
Reddy
Erogan
James R. Scott
Parolman
Hogan
Jay
Tom Morrin
Morrin
New York
Galusha
Earl Bowdich
Last Means of Communication with Dand Cave Prisoner Fails
A report notes failure of the final communication method with the Dand Cave prisoner. An electrical light installed in Collins' cell shorted and went out, and the noises from his breathing ceased, indicating a possible interruption or death likely tied to the prison stay.
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Dand Cave
Collins
Miners Continue Shaft Dig to Reach Collins in Sand Cave
In Kentucky, miners press on with a new shaft to reach Floyd Collins trapped in Sand Cave near Cave City. An electric light line failed and officials warned relief may not reach him before late tonight. A University of Kentucky zoologist said rescue is unlikely soon.
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Cave City
Sand Cave
Floyd Collins
Collins
H. G. Lane
H. H. Denhardt
W. ST. Funkhouser
University of Kentucky
Woman Burned In Gasoline Fire Kills Mrs Carpenter
Mrs Margaret Carpenter and her daughter Trinidad were burned when gasoline used to clean clothes ignited from a red hot stove. Mrs Carpenter died at St Joseph's hospital while Trinidad remained in critical condition. Fireman freed them from the blaze as resident Juan Gaona rescued a boy, Eddie Carpenter, and a doctor treated burns with the damage under $100.
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Margaret Carpenter
West Tijerss
Miss Trinidad Carpenter
St. Joseph's Hospital
Juan Gaona
Eddie Carpenter
L. B. Cohenour
Montgomery Wins Referee Decision in Cleveland Bout
Sally Montgomery former center college football tackle wins the referee’s decision over John Risko Cleveland heavyweight in a fast 12 round bout. Bobby Tracy Buffalo defeats Mel Cogan New York and Willie Ames Akron outpoints Ted Blatt Brooklyn in eight rounds.
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Cleveland
Sally Montgomery
John Risko
Bobby Tracy
Buffalo
Mel Coogan
New York
Willie Ames
Akron
Ted Blatt
Brooklyn
Emigrants to Brazil Reach Estimated 85000 in 1924
Rio De Janeiro reports an unofficial estimate that about 85,000 immigrants will arrive in Brazil in 1924. The majority are Portuguese Germans Italians and Spanish newcomers.
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Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
Electoral votes cast for Coolidge Dawes
Washington reports the final count of electoral votes for the 1924 election. Calvin Coolidge leads with 382 president votes and Charles G. Dawes 882 vice president votes, with other candidates Davis La Follette Bryan Wheeler receiving smaller totals. The joint convention recorded the results and adjourned.
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Senate
Poennee Gillett
House
Calvin Coolidge
Massachusetta
John W. Davis
West Virginia
Robert M. la F
United States
Agriculture relief drafts loom in Congress
Washington reports the Senate and House agriculture committees continue work on farm relief legislation. The Federal Reserve Board notes agriculture has improved its balance with other sectors since 1920. Jardine predicts recovery despite a postwar crisis, and Haugen's plan seeks cooperative marketing under amended antitrust rules.
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Washington
Senate
House Agriculture Committees
Congress
Federal Reserve Board
Board
Jardine
Senate Committee
William M. Jardine
House Committee
Carey
Haugen
Federal Co-Operative Marketing Board
Norris
White House
Uprising Against High Cost of Living Wounds 14
Prague February 11 AP report says ten communists and four policemen were wounded in a night demonstration against high living costs. Police order to disperse met by gunfire, officers charged, fifteen arrests made and two wounded died.
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Prague
Associated Press
Navy yard work cut back due to funds shortage
Washington reports that work at navy yards on both coasts will be curtailed starting March 1 because of a shortage of funds. Monthly appropriations for the plants for the rest of the fiscal year will be reduced, possibly causing layoffs and shortened workweeks for regular force employees.
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Washington
Navy Yards
Pacific
Atlantic
95 Year-Old Ezra Meeker Says He Has No Time to Waste
Tacoma March 11 Ezra Meeker the trail blazer now 95 years old visited a newspaper office and refused to wait for a friend saying he has no half hours to waste. He recalled crossing the plains in a covered wagon and recently flying over the same route in an airplane.
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Tacoma
Wash
Ezra Meeker
Dean of the Paris Bar Association Dies at 84
Edgar Demange, dean of the Paris Bar Association, died at age 84 in Paris. He defended Prince Bonaparte in 1870 over the shooting of journalist Victor Moir, took part in the Dreyfus affair from 1894 to 1899, and led the defense of Caillaux before the high court in 1920.
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Paris
Edgar Demange
Paris Bar Association
Prince Bonaparte
Victor Moir
Dreyfus
Caillaux
High Court
Rabies Scare After Mad Dog Bites Nine in Isleta Pueblo
A mad dog in Isleta Pueblo bitten nine people, mostly children, and the animal was killed. Dr. John D. Clark confirmed rabies after chemical testing. Serum is en route from Kansas City and victims will receive treatment once available, with precautions to prevent broader spread.
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Isleta
Pueblo
Edison and Ford celebrate birthday in Fort Myers
Thomas A. Edison, age 78, marks his Florida birthday in Fort Myers with neighbor Henry Ford. The two spent the day quietly at Edison’s estate near the Caloosahatchee River after fishing along the Orange River and enjoying the tropical grounds Edison calls his jungle.
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Fort Myers
Fla
Thomas A. Edison
Florida
Ldison
Henry Ford
Orange River
Edison
Ford
Caloosahatchee River
Three Arrested on Fugitive Warrants Released on Bail
Dr Samuel B Molin a former Michigan dentist and politician and his sons Marty and Fred were arrested in Los Angeles on fugitive warrants from Detroit. They were released on bail pending an extradition hearing.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Samuel B. Molin
Michigan
Marty
Fred
Detroit
Death of Justiniano Baca Evokes Statewide Grief
Santa Fe mourns former New Mexico public lands chief Justiniano Baca with a large Catholic funeral. Octavio Larrazolo and many officials eulogize him as humble and honest. The procession to Rosario Cemetery stretches long, as the American Legion and state leaders attend.
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Santa Fe
Justiniano Baca
New Mexico
Baca
Octaviano A. Larrazolo
United States
State Senate
Democratic House
Cathedral of St. Francis
Old Plaza
Cemetery of Rosario
American Legion Post
Larrazolo
Justiniano
Cummins to Call on Coolidge Over Warren Nomination
Washington February 11 Chairman Cummins plans to visit President Coolidge to present the facts on Michigan attorney general nominee Charles RB Warren. Reports indicate a Senate committee deadlock with eight in favor and eight opposed, threatening a final report this session.
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Washington
Senate
Charles RB. Warren
Michigan
Cummins
Judiciary Committee
Coolidge
Capitol
Congress Certifies Coolidge Dawes Victory In Joint Session
In a joint convention Congress certified the election of Coolidge and Dawes. The Senate approved an investigation into the oyster industry and voted against trimming a 1 million dollar war fraud prosecution appropriation. House and Senate agriculture committees heard from members of Coolidge’s agricultural conference. Republican insurgents moved to block consideration of Warren’s nomination for attorney general.
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Congress
Coolidge
Dawes
Senate
House Commerce Committee
State, Justice, Commerce and Labor Departments
United States
Geological
Sureey
House
Lincoln Speech from Illinois 1858 Published by Times
The New York Times will publish the Springfield Illinois speech of Abraham Lincoln recorded October 30 1858. The manuscript once owned by Mrs Elizabeth Grimsley and later circulated among friends is now printed with correlative material by University of Chicago Press. The remarks assert Lincoln’s stance on slavery and the Union amid the Douglas debates and looming defeat.
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New York
Abraham Lincoln
Springfield
New York Times
The
Times
Oliver RB. Starrett
Chicago
University of Chicago Press
Lincoln
Stephen A. Douglas
Ilinois
Tts
Washington
Elizabeth Grimsley
Lizzie Grimsley
Congress
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Coolidge Dawes
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Oleta Pueblo
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Warren
Illinois
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