New Federal Building Proposal for Albuquerque
E W Roberts from the Washington office recommends doubling Albuquerque’s federal building size after a detailed survey. The report cites rapid city growth, current and projected federal staff needs, and potential extension costs. Roberts, who oversaw the present 13 year old building, will return to Palo Alto after submitting the findings.
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Albuquerque
E. W. Roberts
Supervising Architect
Washington
Roberts
Federal Service
Office of
Hoberts
Congress
Supervising Architects Office
Palo Alto
Calif
Shelby denies bond plan tied to Fourth of July fight
Great Falls Mont July 7 officials and business leaders say a New York story claiming Shelby plans to underwrite a 150 000 to 200 000 bond issue for extraordinary Fourth of July expenses including the Dempsey Gibbons fight is untrue. Mayor James Johnson denies the report stating no such proposition exists and notes a separate April contract for sidewalks water mains and sewers totaling about 175 000.
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Mont
New York
Shelby
Place
James Johnson
Two Tampa Women Injured in Train Derailment Near Mange
Two Tampa women Mrs Laura Chatteway and Mrs W J Houlihan were injured when Atlantic Coast Line passenger train No 80 derailed and overturned in a ditch just east of Mange, a village eight miles east of Tampa. Many other passengers were bruised as the accident occurred shortly after 1 PM.
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Fla
Atlantic Coast Line
Mange
Laura Chatteway
W. J. Houlihan
Weather Forecast for Denver and Southwest Regions
Denver July forecast unsettled Sunday with thunderstorms in north and west portions. Former extreme south central portion likely Monday fair with storms to the north. Arizona shows generally fair conditions in the extreme west with showers central and west Sunday. Monday likely fair with little temperature change.
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New Mexico
Porjon
Arizona
University Weather Summary For 24 Hours Ended 6 P M
Conditions for the twenty four hours ended at 6 p m yesterday recorded by the university show a high of 87 and a low of 62 with mean temperature around 74 degrees. Humidity at 6 p m was about 48 percent with precipitation near zero and a light wind from the north. Sky described as cloudy.
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Smith
s.-Gioudy
Man pleads guilty to possessing Santa Fe property
Justice George Reddy sentenced Ben Finley after he pleaded guilty to having Santa Fe property. Finley faced a 15 day county jail term with a $10 fine and costs. Santa Fe Special Officer Louis Beach took him to jail, where a wrench and a chisel were found in his car. Finley claimed he found the tools. he is described as a machinist apprentice. The cost of the case was about $2.50.
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Ben Finley
Santa Fe
Finley
Roddy
Louis Beach
Beach
Bench
McAdoo Fans Plot Early Presidential Push in New York
A July dinner of about a dozen McAdoo supporters in New York outlined plans to launch his candidacy even before formal announcement. They named Samuel B. Amidon to lead the campaign and weighed McAdoo against Cox Smith Underwood Davis and Ford, predicting 400 delegates and state clubs by September as Ford looms as a potential third party factor.
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William J. McAdoo
Boom
New York Evening Post
McAdoo
Henner Samuel B. Amidon
National Democratic
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Wilson
Byron R. Newton
Frank Wilson
W. Judson Timmins
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Bright Wilson
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Oscar Price
Henry Torc
Detroit
Lincoln
Neb
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Smith
Mr. Bryan
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Pord
Bryan
Henry Ford
Ford
Nebraska
Florida
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China In Turmoil As Manchu Rule Fades
Rev. Joseph Whiteside, a long time China missionary, describes a fragmented republic emerging after the fall of the Manchus. He notes brigands and paramilitary bands, Sun Yat Sen's fluctuating power, sporadic Canton fighting, and a government hampered by factionalism in a country facing a long troubled transition.
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Sun Yat Sen
Belgium Says It May Withdraw Minister From Berlin
Belgium threatens to withdraw its minister from Berlin unless Germany publicly disavows the Duisburg bombing and Ruhr violence. Berlin delivery of the threat was confirmed in French official circles. France is expected to back Belgium due to close ties.
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Associated Press
Belgium
Berlin
Germany
Duisburg
Ruhr
Tryster Wins Empire City Handicap in Yonkers
Tryster captured the twenty third Empire City handicap at Yonkers at a mile and a quarter in 2 06 2 5 earning 5000 dollars added. Prince James finished second with Nedna third. Cel ally, ace cae IRC Lay.
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Yonkers
N. Y
Tryster Today
Prince James
Nedna
Cele Ally
Ace Cae Irc Lay
Fire at Goldfield Leaves 200 Families Destitute
A telegraphed appeal from the Goldfield relief committee reports that a yesterday fire in Goldfield Nevada rendered about 200 families destitute. The committee seeks thousands of dollars for necessities and asks remittances be made payable to A Ferguson, treasurer at the John S Cook bank.
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Goldfield
Nev
Goldfield Relief Committee
A. Ferguson, Treaurer
John S. Cook Bank
New
Auto Driver 6 Badly Injured In Denver Race
Irvin Bartley of Grand Forks North Dakota was hurled through a fence at the Pageant of Progress races in Denver. He suffered a broken jaw concussion and severe injuries, with a splinter piercing his cheek. The accident followed a collision at sixty mph with Johnny Raimey of Memphis.
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Colo
Irvin Bartley
Grand Forks
N. D
Bartley
Peerless
Essex
Johnny Raimey
Memphis
Tenn
Raimey
Ned Peterson
Peterson
Rakovsky Named Successor to Krasgin in London
Moscow reports the appointment of Christian Rakovsky to succeed Geonide Krasgin of the Russian Soviet delegation in London. Rakovsky, formerly president of the Ukrainian republic, takes over the post.
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Moscow
Associated Press
Christian Rakovsky
Geonide Krasgin
London
MM. Rakovsky
Auto Ragerg in Due City for a Brief Visit
Barney Oldfield and companions toured Albuquerque for about thirty minutes after Kansas City races. They rode the limited and planned Hollywood stay, with Oldfield praising the Kansas City event as a success amid 70,000 spectators. Eddie Hearne won the race with EFari Cooper second, run at 105 mph.
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Jimmy Murphy
Jerry Wunderlich
Harry Hartz
Albuquerque
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Altoona
Oldfield
Hollywood
Eddie Hearne
Efari Cooper
Fuel shortage in Colorado and New Mexico warned
Denver reports a threatened fuel shortage for Colorado and New Mexico this winter. F W Wadleigh, a national fuel distributor, says mines are near idle and current stock will not cover next fall's rush orders. He notes ideal traffic conditions now for coal purchases nationwide.
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Colorado
New Mexico
F. W. Wadleigh
Washington, D. C
Chloroformed Couple Looted Palace Jewel Heist
Prince Carlo Giustini and Princess Karia were chloroformed in their Rome palace by two servants who robbed jewels and money valued at 2,000,000 lire. The servants fled with the loot and remain at large.
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Associated Press
Carlo Giustiniani Bandini
Karia
Acquittals in Camp Kearny Wood Sales Conspiracy
In Los Angeles on July 7 two army officers and six civilians were acquitted in federal court of conspiring to defraud the government in the sale of army woods at Camp Kearny.
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Officials Investigating Domingo Wreck In New Mexico
A group from the Interstate Commerce Commission visited the Domingo wreck site to inspect locomotives and seek the cause. The report will go to Washington and not be released locally. Railroad investigations will follow once Conductor Baastman recovers in Las Vegas.
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Atlanta
Bureau of Inspection
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T. J. Hicks
Oakland
Calif
R. &. Gardner
Denver
Codo
Bureau of Safety
Charles Grossman
Almuquerque
Grossman
Washington
Conduttor W. FE
Baastman
Las Vegas
Santa Fe
A. Ewing
New Mexico Division
H. RR
McKee
C. W. Philhour
Jury Convicts Higginbotham of Second Degree Murder
Thomas W. Higginbotham, former convict whipping boss, found guilty of second degree murder in the Martin Tabert case. Jury out 1 hour 20 minutes. sentence set at twenty years with potential for life. Trial spanned thirteen days and spurred reform of Florida convict leasing and corporal punishment. Higginbotham remains free on bond pending appeal.
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Pla
Thomas W. Higginbotham
Martin Tabert
North Dakota
Tabert
North Dakotan
Putnam Lumber Company
Florida
Senate of
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Hope Abandoned for Missing Navy Balloon Pilots Roth and Null
In Cleveland a naval balloon crew is declared dead after a tug found the wreckage 20 miles southwest of Fort Stanley Ontario. The bag and equipment showed a heroic mid air struggle and ballast jettisoned from 1200 to 2500 feet before the craft broke. A note read I am heading for Canada.
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I. J. Roth
Hie
T. B. Null
Indianapolis
Frank H. Stanley
Fort Stanley
Ontario
Roth
Nat
Stanley
Canada
Missing Navy Officers Feared Lost in Ballon Wreck
Reports from Port Stanley Ontario indicate Lieutenants L J Roth and T B Null may be aboard ore barges traveling a route where a balloon wreck was seen by the steamer Colonial. The search for the missing aviators continues as news could take days to reach the mainland.
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Hugh A. Carlisle
American Legion
Albuquerque
Ernestine Sehumann-Heink
Schumann
California
J. Hobert Guy
East Silver
Madame Schumann
Minneapolis
Harding
San Diego
Caills
Legion
Madame Schumann-Heink
Ralph Whitesides
Chamber of Commerce
Port Stanley
Ontario
Associated Press
L. J. Roth
T. B. Null
Navy
Lake Erie
Colonial
Pilot Uniforms Found in Lake Erie Wreckage
A bal loon identified as naval balloonists Lieutenants L. J. Roth and T. B. Null was found partly submerged off Port Stanley Ontario in Lake Erie. Pilot Schiller flew from Cleveland to the wreck site and reported the uniforms of both pilots contained.
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Washington
Port Stanley
Ont
Lake Erie
L. J. Roth
T. B. Null
Navy Department
Schiller
Cleveland
Bryan Outlines Probable 1924 Campaign Issues
Lincoln Neb July reports W J Bryan rejects endorsements for McAdoo or Ford and says he will seek Florida delegation. He lists probable issues for 1924: farmer prices, capital labor tribunal, reform of the federal bank, and curbing combines profits. He notes congress action will shape issue prominence and predicts possible Democrat Progressives unity.
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Federal Bank
Wall Street
Liquor Poured Into Sewers After Bust
Denver authorities poured twelve hundred gallons of illicit liquor into the sewers. At local bootlegger prices the liquor could be worth about $19,200.
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Denver
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