Republicans Propose No Change to Lodge Reservations
Eight Republican senators led by Johnson and Borah demand no compromise on Lodge reservations to the peace treaty. They meet with Leader Lodge while Taft urges restraint, warning any modification could fracture Republican solidarity and risk ratification.
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Weather report from New Mexico and Arizona
Weather bulletin from Denver Colorado reports Saturday fair weather with snow and much colder in parts. Sunday fair with unsettled and somewhat colder conditions near mountains. Arizona outlook says Saturday generally fair with Friday partly cloudy and little temperature change.
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Weather Observations Reported By University
Twenty four hour period ending 8 p m yesterday with humidity around 98 percent and traces of precipitation. Maximum wind velocity reached 10 miles per hour from the west, revealing a partly cloudy day with low daily variation.
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Dlignest Rentney
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Hidalgo Surveyor Reportedly Removed Amid Tumult
In Santa Fe on January 23, Fred Krowell, a Hidalgo County surveyor, was reported to have been removed from the county amid disorder caused by factions described as thugs creating vacancy.
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Fred Krowell
Poverty Wins Custody Battle for Boy in Arizona
In Prescott Arizona on January 23 Superior Judge John J Sweeney decided that four year old George Dennis Piper should stay with his grandmother Tupman who raises chickens and sells embroidery for a living rather than with his wealthy grandmother Mary Piper. The ruling followed testimony praising the boy s neat appearance and Christian upbringing while noting the other grandmother offered greater financial advantages. The parents had died in 1918 and the guardianship had been contested twice.
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Grandmother Tupman
Interstates for Depositors Lower Interest Rates Proposed
Chicago January 23 recommendations were adopted by representatives of the twelve federal reserve districts urging banks and trust companies to cap net available daily balances at 2 1 4 per cent. The conference backed the Federal Reserve Board stance that rates should be set freely by the reserve system without clearing house restrictions. Governor Harding urged banks to avoid driving deposits into investments by too much competition for balances.
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James PD. Forgan
First National Bank of Chicago
Washington
Federal Reserve Guard
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Moonshiners Active in Chihuahua State
Juarez reports reveal Ubelt distillers in Chihuahua manufacture intoxicating liquor from sotol maguey and cactus plants for export into Bonera amid partial prohibition. Mexican government edict declares such liquor movements illegal.
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Sotel
Cactus Plante
Ubelt Distillers
Chihuahua
Bonera
New Mexico to Get Cavalry Squadron
The War Department authorizes one squadron of cavalry in New Mexico as the state's unit of the reorganized National Guard. Gov. A. Larragelo in Washington conveyed the news to Adjutant General Faca on January 24.
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Cartanca and officer tied to raids on the Rio Grande
Texas officers report Carrancistas frequently joined raids across the Rio Grande as part of ongoing border unrest. The claim cites coordinated actions by Cartance forces and a local officer in cross border incursions.
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Rio Grande
Border raids haunt San Antonio as testimony cites Mexican orders
Senate subcommittee hearings in San Antonio reveal sheriffs and officials failing to gain Mexican cooperation to stop raids. Witnesses recount attacks in 1915 16 and a prisoner confession tying Carranza officers to raider orders. Nellie F Austin describes bandits killing her husband and son near Sebastian Texas.
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Octavio Guerra
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Farmer Tractor Co. offers to reimburse stockholders in fraud case
The Farmer Tractor company facing a federal probe plans to repay stockholders 190 cents on the dollar. Judge Landis rejects a suggested partial settlement noting that 100 to 200 cents on the dollar would not end the case and settlement would not absolve criminal responsibility. James F. Bruce, former Iowa state senator, is named as company president.
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Farmer Tractor Company
Herman Frank
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Iowa
Intestinal influenza reported in Decatur and Albany
The strange malady diagnosed as intestinal influenza has broken out in Decatur and Albany after being seen in Oklahoma and other western states. There have been no fatalities.
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Albany
Former Duke City Woman of Eastern Star Killed in California
Mrs. Marion A. Forrest a California and New Mexico Eastern Star figure was killed early today in Oakland when an automobile driven by Harold Graven a University of California student struck her Graven faces manslaughter charges with alleged excessive speed and Forrest formerly lived in Albuquerque She left here in 1909 to transfer her Eastern Star membership to the new state
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University of California
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Regional banks blamed for pressuring state banks
Nebraska and Texas congressmen brought the matter before the House, citing complaints from state bankers about regional bank officials. Critics claim exchange charge differences and aggressive cash demands have endangered small banks, with reports of one bank facing a $41 000 check seizure and coercive demands for cash.
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House of Representatives
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Population data on U S cities to be released soon
Washington reports from Sam L Rogers director of the census that city populations will be announced in September or October with some city totals ready by March. Weather may delay some districts but enumeration is progressing. The national total is expected by February with city figures issued first and the countrywide figure by September or October.
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Chicago
Communist Party of America
Ilinois
Robert EB. Crowe
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New York
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Sam L. Rogers
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Livestock men charter Pullman cars to Roswell trips
New Mexico livestock men plan chartered Pullman cars to travel to Roswell for the New Mexico Cattle and Horse Growers and Wool Growers conventions March 8 to 11. Committee chairs are M. Br. Otero James Hubbell and Rol Benjamin Thom. Reservations listed include Eduardo Mere Manuel Otero Sol Renjamin Walter Connell J Q A ere Joe Salazar Frank Hubbell James Hubbell Dan Padilla and several firms and banks. Departure is set for March 6 at 10 10 p m.
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Governor's Daughter to Wed British Ace in Wartime Romance
Mrs. Lyman Kendall, daughter of former Idaho Governor Ballantine, will wed Captain Edward Roberts of the British Royal Flying Corps. Kendall's divorce awarded her property valued at 4.59 million dollars and an unrestricted annual income of 100 thousand dollars. Roberts, born in Minnesota, joined the Canadian forces in 1914 and became a pioneer ace with multiple wounds and decorations.
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Edward Roberts
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Roberts
Minnesota
House Bi Much Changed Military Camp Bill Reported
Washington January 22 The house bill for military camp improvement and acquisition was ordered reported today by the senate military committee after numerous amendments were added to the measure.
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House
Senate Military Committee
Holland Refuses to Hand Over Former Emperor to Powers
The Morning Journal reports Holland’s reply to the Entente on January 15 1920. The Netherlands declines to surrender William of Hohenzollern arguing the duty is national law and tradition. It cites neutrality during the war and rejects foreign jurisdiction over the former emperor.
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Eiting
Society of Nations
Anti-Sedition Bills Face Bipartisan Opposition in House
Washington January 21 opposition grows as House Rules Committee and floor battle anti-sedition measures. Palmer accused of cold feet while Rep Rodenberg to press Palmer appearance amid protests from unions and industries nationwide. Letters from John L Lewis and others flood the committee as debate intensifies.
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Massachusetts Congressman Backs Gen Leonard Wood Delegation
Representative Lufkin of Massachusetts announced his candidacy as a delegate pledged to support Gen Leonard Wood at the Republican national convention. He noted support for Gov Coolidge if Wood remains a candidate, but Coolidge leaders want a hand picked list of delegates with no second choices or transferable influence.
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Federal Board Seeks 15 Million for War Disabled Training
Washington reports the federal board for vocational training asks Congress for 15 million dollars to support education for war disabled soldiers and sailors over the next five months.
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More Blu Cases Santa Fe Jan. 23
Influenza reports rise in New Mexico with Taos county adding cases and Roosevelt county showing seven more, elevating state totals.
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