Dedication of Rodey Hall Elevates New Mexico University
The Rodey Hall dedication at the University of New Mexico drew prominent figures from Albuquerque and beyond. Gov. George Curry, ex-governor H. S. Stover, Frank W. Clancy and others praised the institution and its future, while Judge Rodey’s letter and remarks highlighted the university’s growth and statehood prospects.
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Bodey Hall
George Curry
Rodey
University of New Mexico
Albuquerque
University
Governmor HK
Stover
Board of Regents
Frank W. Clancy
EB. F Pergusson
Congress
New Mexico
Washington
Bernard S. Rodey
Porto Rico
FE. Hodgin
Fletcher Cook
U. N. M. Glee Club
Audi‘nee
Dean Hodgin
Hod
Burelas
Llodginepeke
Rio Grande Valley
Hedgein
Rhodes
Rudley
San Juan
Dee
Joon
BO Hodgin
West
Krodey Hall
Tex
New York
Mh University
N. ML
Welfdo
Agricultural College
Bocerro
Sue Vegar
Las Cruces
Santa Fe
Cauecas
University At
Asylum
Las Vegas
The
School of Mines At
Bovarro
Agricultural College of
McFie
Col. Twitchell
Cromwell
Palace Hotel
Neill GB. Bpield
Fune
Issa
State University
Arizona
Tucson
School of Mines
Military Institute
Redey Hall
University & Ponce de Leon
Florida
Tam Dileo
Cabesa de Bava
Coronado
Tien
Sth
Kodey
W. G. Tight
Clancy
Megonte
University of Ne Mexico
United States
Harvey B. Fergusson
Tight
Ferguason
Fergusson
State University of New
Yale
Harvard
Dartmouth
Klock
Greece
Rome
Kiock
Curry
Judge Rodey
Territory of
Chicago
Engineer Alone Blamed for Dolgero Wreck Verdict
Morning Journal reports a coroner's jury in Red Cliff finds engineer Gustave Olson criminally negligent for the Dolgero accident on the Denver Rio Grande. Witnesses included train crews and passengers. Olson is hospitalized at Grand Junction.
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Gustave Olson
Denver & Rio Grande
Dolgero
Red Cliff
Olson
Dotzero Siding
McCurdy
James VT
Hogan
Grand Junction
Beach Hargis Seeks Help After Self Inflicted Wound
Beach Hargis, recently released on 25000 bond for his father Judge James Hargis murder case, lies in a Jackson Kentucky home with a dangerous foot wound. He had been drinking and targeted a relative’s home, shooting dishes and driving others upstairs before neighbors summoned help. Doctors call the wound dangerous.
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Jackson
Beach Hargive
James Hargis
Hargis
Clearfork
Frozen Creek
Harlan Smith
Smith
United States and France Seek Arbitration on Venezuela Disputes
Parle January 23 report states both nations are kept fully advised on talks with Venezuela to settle outstanding difficulties. France ready to follow U S lead and refer issues unsuitable for direct settlement to arbitration after resolving Venezuela French Cable Company controversy and reestablishment of French consulates.
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Parle
United States
France
Venesuela
Venezuela
London Bandits Battle Police Kill Five In Suburban Shootout
Five dead and numerous wounded after a running engagement between bandits and police in London suburbs. Robbers exchanged fire with officers in a dramatic urban pursuit across streets and homes. Authorities early stated motive unclear as investigation continues.
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Score
Revengeful Italians Kill Themselves in Wild London Robbery
Five people die and more than twenty are injured as two discharged Italian workers attempt a payroll heist in Walthamstow. They fire on pursuit, ride a trolley, then shoot themselves as police and hundreds of workers close in.
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London
Walthamstow
Italans
Policce Auto
Tottenham
Earthquake Shocks Hit Regio With Palace Wall Collapse
Morning Journal reports a strong earthquake felt locally with telegraphic movement measured at 220 units. Medina and Meggie are cited. some walls collapsed and refugees panicked. Palm felt slight tremor with no damage.
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Medina
Meggie
Palm
Messina Quake Felt with Strong Shocks in Italy
Reports describe a long undulating shock at 5 10 listing eight seconds felt in Messina. Seismologists note separate strong quakes at St Petersburg and discuss the length, direction, and intensity of the tremor and its comparison to earlier Italian shocks.
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Messina
St. Petersburg
Pulko“ Observatory
Prince Galtstein
Pulkova
Heidelberg
Germany
Earthquakes Reported Across Europe and Americas
Seismographs from Harvard Cambridge to Potsdam and Vienna logged shocks just after Jan. 23 with origins and distances ranging from 2 205 miles to 7 000 miles. Observers note strong quakes near Messina and across the Adriatic region with intensity statements and instrument issues.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard College Observatory
Messina
Washington, D. C
Cheltenham
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Magnetic Observatory
Vienna
Pola
Adriatic
Berlin
Geodetic Institute
Potsdam
Florence
Haskell Appeals For Inventory In Hearst Suit
Guthrie Okla Jan 25 Attorneys for Governor Haskell applied to the supreme court for a writ of certiorari to force Sheriff Mahoney to inventory papers seized from Scott MacReynolds a Hearst agent in the 660000 Haskell libel suit. The court stayed action pending county court ruling on legality of the seizure. MacReynolds denied Mott made statements accusing Haskell of Creek town frauds and warned Hearst counsel would confess judgment if such affidavits appeared.
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Morning Journal
Guthrie
Okla
Haskell
Supreme Court
Mahoney
Logan County
Scott MacReynolds
William E. Hearst
Russell
Shawnee Herald
M L. Mott
Muskogee
Mackeynolds
Associated Press
Mott
Mr. Hearst
Mr. Mott
Hearst
Governor Haskell
War record defense in murder trial mentioned
In Oklahoma City on January 23 a defense attorney for Captain Richard Madison a former rough rider on trial for murder produced an American flag and waved it above the defendant while recounting Madison war service including bravery at San Juan Hill in an effort to influence the court.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Richard Madison
Madison
San Juan Hill
Unidentified Bodies Carried to Grave After Chicago Crib Disaster
Funeral services for victims of the Chicago crib disaster were held in Protestant and Catholic churches. Forty seven hearses and 260 policemen formed the procession as unidentified men killed in the lake fire were conveyed to their graves. Many suburban businesses closed for the day.
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Chicago
Clovis Boosters Push for Curry County Seat Move
Clovis boosters touring Santa Fe present figures to argue for creating Curry County from Roosevelt and parts of surrounding counties. They claim Clovis would host the new county seat due to population, taxable value, and railroad influence, while facing opposition from Melrose and other rivals.
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Santa Fe
Roosevelt County
Clovis
N. M
New Mexico
J. Raewards
Judge Rowels
von Platt
A. Sehenrich
Curry County
Chaves County
Quay County
Roosevelt, Chaves
Eddy
Quay
Guadalupe Portales
Chetera
West
Ty Hoomewell
Moosevelt
Melrose
MccRee
Shouga nds In Peril After White Star Liner Collision
A large ship collided with the White Star liner Republic in dense fog off Nantucket and sank shortly after the crash. The incident prompted rescue efforts as crews searched for survivors amid debris and dangerous seas.
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White Star
Republic
Nantucket
Passengers Rescued as Watertight Compartments Prevent Loss
A collision off Nantucket between the Republic and Florida left the Republic severely damaged but kept afloat by watertight compartments. Passengers from both ships, totaling 802 aboard the Florida and 442 aboard the Republic, were transferred to the Baltic and Florida as rescue efforts continued. Captain Sealby stayed with the Republic while wireless signaling summoned aid from Maitic, La Lorraine, Lucania, revenue cutters, and a naval collier.
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Nantucket
Mass
White Star
Republic
Florida
Lloyd- Italiano Line
Baltic
White Star Line
Ransom
Maltic
Santucket
Manly
Sealby
New York
Lloyd-Italiane Line
Naples
Europe
United States
Atlantic
Marcon
Maitic
la Lorraine
Lucavia
Revenue
Bourgogne
Frequent
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