Engineero quarrel over speed linked to fatal Navajo wreck
Reports claim the Navajo Santa Fe train No. 9 derailed after a quarrel between engineers Blevins and Roberts near Las Vegas over speed. Eyewitnesses say Roberts taunted about running fast before brakes, with fireman Smokey Hall and Santa Fe officials confirming the sequence amid investigations into the Albuquerque bound extra.
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Las Vegas
Albuquerque
Blevins
Bilevine
Roberta
Roberts
Smokey” Hall
Morning Journal
Belgium Demands Repudiation of Ruhr Crimes
Brussels reports Belgium will sever diplomatic ties with Germany if the Reich does not unequivocally repudiate the Ruhr crimes. France has issued a similar warning and may withdraw its representatives from Berlin if Germany refuses.
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Belgium
Ruhr
Colorado Poloists Triumph in Broadmoor Cup Tie
Colorado Springs poloists defeated Fort Leavenworth 4 to 4 after overcoming a five goal handicap. Army team rallied in the second half but the Colorado squad led by five goals at halftime and maintained the advantage as the match ended tied.
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Colorado
Colorado Springs
Colo
Fort Leavenworth
Army
Immigration quotas ease as Ellis Island resumes normal flow
Commissioner Curran announced that twelve thousand twenty six immigrants have passed through Ellis Island since the new immigration quotas took effect Sunday. He said conditions at the island are again normal.
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NTS
Panter
New York
Ellis Island
Curran
Island
Weather Forecast for Denver and Southwest States
Generally fair with thunder storms in northern parts on Saturday and Sunday. Temperature expected to stay steady. Arizona shows fair conditions in the extreme west with possible showers in the central area Saturday and Sunday.
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Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
Local Weather Summary for Yesterday
Conditions for the past 24 hours show a partly cloudy day with southeast winds. Temperature reached a high around 89 and a low near 76, humidity varied between 80 and in the mid 80s, with precipitation around 28 units.
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Wince
Harding Extends Coast Visit To San Diego
San Diego telegram from Walter P. Brown says President Harding will stay on the Pacific coast two more days. The plan changes include a Santa Catalina Island trip to please Mrs. Harding, with departure now set for August 6.
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San Diego
Calif
Harding
Pacific Coast
Seattle
Walter PL Brown
Brown
Santa Catalina Island
Warding
East Conset
Panama Canal
Albuquerque men named for dairy and mining meetings
Governor appoints delegates to the American Mining congress in Milwaukee September 24 29. T Brown and E H Wells of Socorro W W Hisdon of Albuquerque John fully of Santa Rita W D Brennan of Dawgon H J Hagerman of Roswell Horace G Moses of Gallup named to attend. New Mexico also selects delegates for the World’s Daily congress to meet in Washington Philadelphia and Syracuse October 2 3 4 198.
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Santa Ye
American Mining Congress
Milwaukee
T. Brown
Socorro
E. H. Wells
W. W. Hisdon
Albuquerque
John Fully
Santa Rita
W. D. Brennan
Dawgon
H. J. Hagerman
Roswell
Horace G. Moses
Gallup
New Mexico
World's Daily Congress
Hinkie
James Bezemek
Thomas
Wilson
Santa Fe
Meldrum Gray
D. C. Co
Ingham
Las Cruces
Congress
Washington, D. C
Philadelphia
Syracuse
WK. Y
Land Commissioner Denies Coal Land Sale Rumor
Santa Fe dated July 6 reports State Land Commissioner Justiniano Baca rejecting rumors that the land office sold valuable lands. He notes coal prospect permits issued for 640 acres at $25 and government terms differ, stressing no land or coal has been sold and urging newspapers to check facts before criticizing.
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Santa Fe
Justiniano Baca
General Land Office
Land Office
Wreck of Thain Plot 10 Kill Harding Probe Opens
Landslide at Salmon Beach Washington is suspected of being planned to injure the president. The probe begins to determine if the wreck was part of a conspiracy involving the Thain plot and the killing attempt on Harding.
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Harding
Salmon Beach
Wash
Rail wreck near Salmon Beach stirs speculation on cause
In Tacoma Washington officials and railroad investigators debate whether a Salmon Beach landslide that wrecked a Union Pacific train was an act of God or a deliberate sabotage to derail the president’s train en route to Tacoma. Coroner Stewart and Detective Strickland ruled out human agency while investigators note possible water diversion at the slide site. The wreck involved the locomotive that had carried President Harding from Meacham Oregon to Portland Oregon.
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Tacoma
Wash
Salmon Beach
Union Pacific
President Harding
F. J. Stewart
Tuan
Edward Roddey
John S&s. Strickland
Harding
Northern Pacific
Meacham
Ore
Portland
Federal judge rules alcohol prescriptions not limited by law
Hiclena Montana July 6 AP Federal Judge George M Bourquin invalidates prosecution of Dr J B Freund a Butte physician for prescribing alcohol within ninety days and to one patient arguing Congress cannot substitute medical judgment or set arbitrary prescription limits The ruling extends to void both the prescription count and quantity limits as unconstitutional safeguards absent exact science and uniform patient factors
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Hiclena
Mont
Associated Press
Congress
George M. Bourquin
Bourquin
J. B. Freund
Butte
Knox
New York
Samuel W. Lambert
Montana
Santa Fe Man Claims Dempsey Fouls In Fight
Santa Fe resident Ed Thomas from Santa Fe at ringside in Shelby Montana on July 4 says James Dempsey fouled four times and did not break clean while Jim Gibbons fought clean and was the favorite, with Thomas noting Gibbons deserved at least a draw.
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Santa Fe
Gibbons
Ed Thomas
Shelby
Mont
Dempsey
Thomas
Woolworth President Says Retail Business Will Stay Strong
H. T. Parson, president of F. W. Woolworth Co., said in New York on July 6 that retail business is good and should remain strong through 1923. He added the company will contract for merchandise for future delivery at current prices.
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Goonp
New York
H. T. Parson
F. W. Woolworth Company
If You Can Laugh See The First Reader
A light humor item invites readers to locate THE FIRST READER in Column 1 of the Classified page for a humorous peek.
First Photographs Taken of Disastrous Wreck at Domingo
The Morning Journal reported the wreck of The Navajo No 9 Santa Fe train occurred at midnight Tuesday. Journal staffers reached the scene within minutes and published the full story hours later. Photographs taken shortly after sunrise were the first images of the wreck.
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Domingo
Morning Journal
Journal
Water users seek injunction against Elephant Butte officials
A group of Elephant Butte irrigation project water users near the dam seeks a temporary injunction to prevent officials from interfering with water delivery while they contest assessments. The US government moves to dismiss for lack of action, with further court steps possible including a Supreme Court or appellate panel.
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Elephant Butte
United States District
G. R. Craig
Santa Fe
United States
U. S
Craig
Mark Thompson
Las Cruces
The
Reclamation Service
United States Supreme Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
Herbert Rahif
Eilephant Butte Irrigation District
de Wittman
Fl Paso
Tsers
German Saboteurs’ Death Penalty Upheld by Court of Appeal
The court of appeal rejected appeal by seven Germans against death sentences imposed by a French court martial at Mayence. The men named Heren Basse, Maurer, Gruber, Hanne, Schneider, Draver and Frey faced charges of sabotage.
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Duesseldorf
Associated Press
Mayence
Herren Basse
Maurer
Gruber
Hanne
Schneider
Draver
Frey
Hospital Girls Ordered to Abandon Adam Eve Costume
Muskogee Oklahoma July 6 office girls at the federal soldiers hospital must return to corsets quit bobbing hair raise their hose and wear high neck dresses per instruction by Miss Alice Robertson welfare chief The rules aim to curb fraternization and restore decorum with strong remarks about modest dress and conduct.
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Muskogee
Okla
Federal Soldiers Hospital
Alice Robertson
Congress
Alice
Adam and
Aue
Fugitive Looney Seen in Santa Fe Seeks Venue Change
John Looney, sought by federal and state authorities as a fugitive from justice from an Illinois town, was in Santa Fe on May 23. He met his attorney William J. Barker and signed a petition for a change of venue in pending cases. Looney reportedly has a panel at Horse Lake Rio Arriba County and was not located last winter.
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Santa Fe
John Looney
Rock Island
Chicago
Ilinois
William J. Barker
Barker
Miriam Cartwright
Horse Lake
Rio Arriba
Unose
Looney
Daniels TIrto of Hearing At German Vessel Sabotage
New York dispatch reports former Secretary of the Navy Daniels told the New York Times that sabotage on the Venus Leviathan interned ship was extensive though less than on other German vessels. He cited holes in water pipes, putty filling, mislabeling of electric lines, and removed propeller shafts.
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New York
Waterland
Leviathan
Daniele
New York Times Today
la Junta
Colo
M. R. Madden
Illinois
FF. H. Gibbs
Gibbs Brothers
Gibbs
Daniels
Navy Department
Man Sues Ku Klux Klan Leader for 200000 Damages
T. 8. Thrower of Columbia South Carolina filed suit in United States district court against the Ku Klux Klan Inc seeking 200000 in damages including 100000 punitive. He claims injury to his reputation from an alleged communication or decree of banishment issued while he served as exalted cyclops at Ce Tunibia.
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MAN Sufs Klan
Charleston, & C
Thrower
Columbia, &. C
United States District Court
Ku Klux Klan, Inc
Ce- Tunibia
First Reader lesson in Fun See Column 4 Classified page
A note indicates a lesson titled The First Reader appears in Fun on the Classified page column four. It hints at a teaching or activity segment for readers in the page layout.
Wilkerson Pins Under Debris After Navajo Wreck
Albuquerque attorney Thomas N. Wilkerson was a passenger on a Navajo day coach from Santa Fe when the train wrecked near Domingo Tuesday night. He was severely injured but not believed seriously. authorities think he may be unable to move for two weeks. He described being trapped for about 45 minutes, pinned with only his left hand free, fearing fire as timbers and iron collapsed around him.
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Santa Fe
Domingo
Thomas N.wilkerson
Albuquerque
Wilkerson
Mr. Wilkerson
Fire destroys nine blocks of Goldfield Nev
Reno reports say Goldfield with roots back to 1904 was swept by a early morning fire. Nine blocks in the heart of the town burned as flames driven by a 49 mph wind consumed the tenderloin area and several major structures including the Brown Parker garage Nevada hotel and Wood Sulivan hardware store. The fire began around 6 45 and the water supply failed to stop it with dynamite only spreading the flames. Telegraph lines were cut and most townsfolk fled as crews fought the blaze.
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Reno
Nev
Tonopah
Tenderloin
Brown-Parker
Nevada
Wooda-Sullivan
Tonopah and Goldfield Railroad
Goldfield
News
Columbia Street
John S. Cook Bank
Deep Mines Company
Italy Joins Talks in Major Reparations Conference
Paris reports a new optimism as France and Britain discuss the Ruhr and reparations. Lord Crew met Premier Poineare in a cordial exchange while Italy, led by Marquis Della Torretta, joins the negotiations with secrecy about the details.
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Paris
Associated Press
England
Ruhr
Germany
London
Lord Crew
Premier Poineare
France
Italy
Marquis Della Torretta
Great Britain
Lord Curzon
Count de Saint-Aulaire
Dempsey Gibbons Fight Films Reach New York by Air
First pictures of the Dempsey Gibbons bout arrive at Mineola field in two airplanes. W L Smith flies from Shelby Montana in about 43 hours, Dallas M Speers noted as relieved. James Kay brings films by plane from Chicago in 8 hours 45 minutes for a midnight Broadway screening. Films show no actual fighting. Federal agents inspect and clear the reels.
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New York
Mineola
W. L. Smith
Shelby
Mont
Smith
Chicago
Dallas M. Speers
James Kay
Kay
News Film Company
Flying Field
Lead Prices Cut By American Smelting And Refining
New York July 6 The American Smelting and Refining company announced a price cut of a week in lead reducing the price from 6.50 to 6.25 cents a pound. The week’s decrease ranges 5 to 8 cents as the price started at 85. Officials would not comment but trade sources cite foreign competition and softer consumption as factors.
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New York
American Smelting and Refining Company Today
Farmer-Labor Party Rejects Red Proposals in Ballot Victory Plan
Chicago July 6. The Federal Farmer-Labor party and the Farmer-Labor Party of the United States enter the 1924 field with separate platforms. The majority refuse affiliation with the federated group, forming their own ticket while a minority joins. The federated party names leaders and moves to establish an executive council, with headquarters likely in Chicago.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Federal
Farmer- Labor Party
Farmer-Labor Party
United States
Federated Organization
Farmer- Labor Convention
Federated Party
Farmer. Labor Organization
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Magruder Craighead
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State Land Commissioner
Gungatod
Adam and Eve
Rock Island, Ills
Daniels Tirto
Secretary of Navy
Tien
CREW
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Federated Group
Bennett
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John Fitspatrick
Chicago Federation of Labor
Robert M. Bouck
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Kent
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