Denunciations by House Commission over Herrin mine riots
Springfield June 30. The House of Representatives commission denounces most parties linked to the Herrin mine riots of last June that killed twenty two. It faults state and local officials for failing to act promptly, while naming Sheriff Melvin Thaxton mine owners and others as to blame amid evasions by deputies and police.
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Springfield
Lil
Associated Press
Herrin
Commission
House of Representatives
Thomas Curran
Chicago
Brth
Carlos Fo. Black
Samuel N. Monter
General Plack
W. 3
Lester
Ettp
Melvin Thaxton
Gin
Levmen
Jake Janes
Viic
Williamson County
Senate
Stwe
Campbell to push river pact ratification by referendum
Former Arizona governor Thomas Campbell says he will not seek office again but will push a referendum to place the Colorado River compact before voters. He expects President Harding to win a second term and predicts continued Republican support in Arizona if the current favorable times persist.
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Pformer
Thomas FB. Campbell
Campbell
Mexico City
Mexico
United States
Proverdor
Arizona
Harding
Hunt
Colorado
Marding
I C C Declines To Suspend Proposed Class Rate Boost
The Interstate Commerce Commission declines suspend proposed class rate increases from eastern points to Dalles Pagoda and Sandia stations. A suspension request was denied, with a pending investigation into the rate raise affecting Albuquerque Vega and Bernalillo. A further August hike is planned.
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Santa Fe
Jane
Talles
Pagdta
Sandia
New Me
I. Wan
Hugh H. Willlage
Washington
Corporation Commission
Veena
Bernalillo
New Mexico
Corple Etlon
Dalles
Paquita
Sani
Freidit
Lcc
Clarefunl
Corpe of Commission
Mistakes gasoline for water ignite $50,000 blaze
In Beaumont Texas a worker mistook gasoline for water and poured it on a machine starting a fire that destroyed thirteen buildings at the Orange Field oil district. The loss is estimated at $50,000. Initial reports of an oil well fire were corrected.
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Beaumont
Tex
Orange Field
Orange
Weather Forecast for Denver and Southwest Regions
Denver forecast for New Mexico Sunday fair west with possible showers east. Cooler overall with Monday partly cloudy and warmer northeast. New Mexico notes cooler southeast portion. Arizona expects Sunday and Monday generally fair with possible showers in the southwest and slightly cooler Monday.
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Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
Bergman Recalls Rabbi Martin Meyer Classmate in San Francisco Death
Rabbi Moise Bergman, former pastor of Temple Albert, recalls Rabbi Martin A. Meyer a San Francisco leader whose death sparked police inquiry. Meyer, famed as a brilliant linguist and scholar, studied at Union College Cincinnati and planned a Palestine tour. Some reports suggest poisoning, but Bergman doubts self-inflicted death.
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Rabbt Moise Bergman
Temple Albert
Pueblo
Martin A. Meyer
San Francisco
Rabbi Meyer
Berg
Union College
Cincinnati
Dr. Bergman
American Archaeological Society
Palestine
Meyer
Rabbi Voorsang
San Fran Ciete
Bergman
Rabbis In Council
United States
Ergman
Europe
San Franhcisco
University 24 hour weather record summary
Conditions for the twenty four hours ended at 6 p m yesterday recorded by the university. Highest temperature and other weather readings are partly illegible with scattered data on precipitation and wind direction.
Rival Ruggian factions clash in bloody Gensan battle
A shipload of Russian refugees arriving at Woostungs tells of a violent fight last week at Gensan Korea between rival anti Bolshevik factions. One general and about one hundred troops are dead. Generals Liebidieff and Giiebett led opposing sides with Liebidieff among the dead. Several hundred Gensan refugees reached Woosung aboard the Eldorado but were not allowed to land by Chinese authorities.
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Shanghai
Woostungs
Yangtze River
Gensan
Korea
Vladivostok
Reds
Giiebett
Llebott
Woosung
Eldorado
Harding in Yellowstone Park Duplicate Marion Star Page Shown
President and Mrs. Harding arrived in Gardiner Montana and entered Yellowstone National Park for a two day visit. The Livingston Enterprise presented a duplicate first page of the Marion Ohio Star made from a former issue as a pattern. The Livingston edition copied captions and layout identical to the Marion page shown to the President.
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Marion Star
Harding
Montana
Gardiner Gateway
Livingston, Mont
Enterprise
Marion, Ohio
Livingston Einterprise
Yellowstone Park
Star
Livingston
Marion
Supreme Court Affirms Judgment in Promissory Note Suit
The Supreme Court today affirmed a judgment for American Investment Company in a suit against Samuel W Lyons to recover on four promissory notes of $600 each. The case was tried in Union County.
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Santa Fe
The
Supreme Court Today
American Investment Company
Samuel W. Lyons
Union County
Fifty Ants City Bomb Toll Reported in Duisberg Bridge Blast
Berlin reports say a time bomb exploded on the great Duisberg bridge killing fifty to seventy people as Mary Tain crossed. The Essen dispatch notes the bridge was blown up and served as a coal outlet for occupying authorities.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Duisberg
Mary Tain
Achturabdenblatt
Souicor H
Essen
Diezeitu
Woman's Suffrage Assn to Mark Diamond Anniversary
The 1848 Seneca Falls meeting drafted the Declaration of Sentiments and began the American fight for gender equality. Susan B. Anthony and Lucretia Mott led early efforts with two national bodies forming later. anniversary events in Seneca Falls will honor the founders and plant a rose as a tribute to progress toward equal rights.
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Seneca Falls
New York
Lucretia Mott
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Mary Ann Meflintock
Mia
Mott
Martha €. Wright
Thomas Mott Osborne
Susan B. Anthony
Seneca Falla
National Association
Stean B. Anthony
American Associa
Lucy ‘S
Ye És
National Woman’s Suffrage Association
Anna Howard Shaw
Woman's Cause
Carrie Chapman Catt
Shen
International Woman's Suffrage Party
Reneca Faille
National Womana Party
United States
Tte
Governor Hinkle Hints on Magee Trial Probe
Special to The Journal from Santa Fe reports Governor Hinkle returning from a Pecos fishing trip saying he received many letters asking him to investigate the Carl Magee trial in Las Vegas district court. He showed papers on his desk but refused to disclose their contents or future actions. He also received requests to call a special legislative session.
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Santa Ve Dune
Tlinkie
Pecos
Carl Magee
New Mexico State Tribune
Dudee Leahy
Las Vegas
Magee
Justier Parker
Hinkle Eas
Building permits rise in June in Albuquerque
City building permits totaling 333 456 were issued by inspector Earl Bowdich in June, up 218 700 from June last year. The largest permit was 250 000 for Joseph Barnett's theater and office building at Second and Central, with Mountain States Telephone adding 22 000 for North Fourth street.
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Earl Bowdich
Boi’ Ting
Joseph Barnett
Second and Central
Barnett
Bowdich
Albuquerque
Greater
Explosion Burns Eight Sailors On Cruiser Richmond
Eight sailors were burned in an explosion aboard the cruiser Richmond at the Philadelphia Navy Yard. The blast, likely from hydrogen gas from auxiliary batteries, left the men in serious condition at the naval hospital while the ship, not significantly damaged, prepares for commission and a European cruise. Names of injured include F Russell Adama J McCail 1% J Berktald W O Widen W M Hall K E 8 Hipps and James C Carey.
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Philadelphia
Richmond
Naval Hospital
F. Russell
Adama
McCail
J. Berktald
W. O. Widen
Wmm. Hall
Hipps
James CC. Carey
Navy
Leonard E. Curtis Pioneer Engineer Dies at 75
Colorado Springs obit notes Leonard E. Curtis prominent electrical engineer and pioneer of Colorado Springs died after several years of declining health. He was 75.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Leonard E. Curtis
Curtis
Hardinges Visit Yellowstone Park During Western Trip
President Harding and Mrs. Harding visited Yellowstone Park touring Mammoth Hot Springs Norris Geyser Basin and Old Faithful with Secretary Work and others. The group rode the route from Mammoth to the inn at Old Faithful and paused at several geysers while noting a limestone crust path.
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Yellowstone Park
Wyoming
Associated Press
Hardingan
Vrsett
National Playground
Harding
Gardler
Montana
Mammoth Hot Springs
Golden Gate Roaring Mountain
Norris Geyser
Ned Faithful
Interior
Noee Department
Admainister
National Park
Civrace M. Albright
Farm Women Welcome Home Demonstration Work
Miss Amelia Alexander, state home demonstration leader, visited State College to assist Maud Doty with plans for the year. She notes keen county contest competition with winners advancing to a statewide fall event. Hats making is emphasized to cut costs and remote farm women learn practical skills at home. Demonstrations reach rural homes, with finishes including tire shopping bags and long-distance attendance in Tucumcari.
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Amelia Alexander
State College
Maud Doty
Miss Alexander
Bernalillo County
Alexander
Worman
Tucumcari
Politics Blamed for Dismissal of A. P. Davis
Ann Arbor Michigan reports Dean Cooley of the University of Michigan says politics caused the removal of A. P. Davis from the reclamation service. Former Idaho governor Davis is named to replace him as director while Federated African Engineering Societies protests the action.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
A. BP. Davis
Hubert Ork
Interior
Reclamation Service
Davis
Idaho
M. Hi. Cooley
Engineering College
University of Michigan
Deanley
Federated African Engineering Societies
Qeuley
Miss Olsen Resigns as Secretary to Governor Hinkle
Santa Fe January 20 It was announced Miss Clara Olsen who left for Los Angeles January 1 has resigned as secretary to Governor Hinkle and will be replaced by Miss Hanna who has served as assistant to Miss Lang in the executive office for ten years.
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Santa Fe
Jone
Mise Clara Olsen
Lost Angeles
Hae
Hinkle
Mise Hona Hanna
Mise
T ¥ Ieen
Misa Oreen
Mere
Barnclds
Hagerman
Corry
Mills
McDonall
le Rocca
Tindeey
Larrazol
Mechem
Larrazolo
Mies Olsen
Willie Tharer
Misses Buster to join mission work in Rio de Janeiro
Two Clovis sisters Misses Ray and Jone Buster plan to depart in August for Rio de Janeiro to teach at the Baptist college there. They recently passed the Southern Baptist board of foreign missions exam in Richmond and were accepted. The sisters, graduates of Texas Normal School and Fort Worth mission school, are active in Clovis Baptist work.
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Misses Ray
Jone Buster
Clovis
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Southern Baptist Convention of
Fort Worth
Southern Baptist Board of Foreign Missions
Richmond
Misses Buster
Baptist College
Rio
Hbaptist Convention of
New Mexico
Suite
Baptista of
Baptist World Alliance
Stockholm
Sweden
Baptiat Church
Diphtheria Outbreak Reported in San Mateo Valencia County
Santa Fe June 35 Diphtheria has broken out at San Mateo Valencia county with twelve cases in the last two weeks reported to the public health bureau.
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Santa Fe
San Mateo
Valencia County
Public Health Bureau
Steps Taken to Seek Jurisdiction Change in Magee Trial
Counsel for the State Wil, if feasible, asks the Supreme Court to appoint a judge. The report notes the procedural move as part of the Magee trial, detailing the potential impact on venue and impartiality.
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Magee
Supreme Court
Contempt case in Nevada set for July hearing
In Las Vegas a contempt of court case against Carl C. Magee was continued with a possible change of jurisdiction. State counsel asked to defer ruling on a motion to quash while evaluating whether an outside judge should be designated, with final hearing scheduled for July 10.
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Las Vegas
MM. M
Carl C. Mages
Supreme Court
District Court
Askren
Magee
Bend
Etate
Supreme Cotort
Musee
Immigrant Quotas Nears Exhaustion Amid Ferry of Hope
New York July 1. Eleven thousand immigrants wait at Gravesend bay for quarantine and entry under new restricted quotas. Ships from Greece and Denmark arrive with 776 and 741 immigrants, respectively, while 619 aboard the Canada and 741 aboard the Polonia push toward eligibility. Officials warn many will be turned back as quotas for Asia Africa and several countries fill by noon tomorrow. Eight thousand are steerage passengers with Ellis Island capacity capped at about 2,000. rest advance if in higher classes. Iceland is the only quota not represented among the 43 nationalities aboard.
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Associated Press
Wilson
Trieste
United States
Canada
Piraeus
Greece
Polonia
Libau
Canalin
Polanta
Gravesend Bay
America
Atlantic
Near East
Ashi
Asia
Africa
Palestine
Turkey
Syria
Momel
Albania
Immgration
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Imashimary Line
Iceland
Great Britain
Fiume
Rose
Alexander
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Henry Villard
Workers For the Suffrage Cause
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Spokane
Hele
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Miss Olsen
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