Judge Hanna Suspended from Practicing Law in Leahy District
Las Vegas New Mexico July 21 the state supreme court will decide on disbarment of Judge Richard H Hanna of Albuquerque former chief justice. Judge Leahy suspended Hanna from practicing in the district for unethical conduct amid Magee libel trial remarks. Magee testified he sought impeachment of Judge Leahy and reform, not court intimidation, while other lawyers clashed over evidence and procedure.
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The
Morning Journal
Las Vegas
N. M
State Supreme Court
Legal Profession of
New Mexico
Richard H. Hanna
Albuquerque
David J. Leahy
Fourth Judicial District
Hanna
Carl , Magee
Iis
Kian
Cathe
Ku Klux Klan
Keahy
Invisible Empire
Magee
Leahy
Supreme Court
C. J. Roberts
Coonsel
Fred Wilson
Atttorney
Judee Leahy
Edwards Enthusiastically Praised as Next President
Edward J. Edwards of New Jersey drew cheers from about 300 National Editorial association members as editors on tour hailed him as the next president during a speech in Saratoga Springs New York after completing their annual convention. The crowd interrupted his remarks with cries of Teddy Edwards our next president.
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Weraey
City
United States
Edward J. Edwards
New Jersey
National Editorial Association
New York
Saratoga Springs
Teddy
Weather forecast for Denver and Southwest states
Denver July 21 forecast calls for scattered thunderstorms in New Mexico on Sunday with warmer southeast winds. Monday looks generally fair in the south with potential thunder storms in the north. Arizona will be unsettled Sunday with showery conditions east and central portions and little temperature change Monday.
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Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
Weather Summary From University Report
Conditions for the twenty four hours ending 6 pm yesterday from the university show cloudy weather with a high around 60s and light to moderate winds. Rainfall was light with trace amounts reported and the day featured cooler late afternoon temperatures.
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HaMmigny
Dempsey Makes Short Visit in Carbon City
Heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey stopped in Gallup New Mexico for a brief layover during a auto trip toward Colorado for a fishing expedition. He traveled via the Navajo reservation after delays from heavy rain between Holbrook and Gallup and toured local points including the Gameres shaft as a guest of Horace Moses, superintendent of the Allen American Coal Company.
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Gallup
N. M
Jack Dempsey
Colorado
Dempser
Holbrook
Horace Moses
Allen American Coal Company
Gameres
Yale Harvard Defeated by Oxford and Cambridge at Wembley
The Yale and Harvard track team lost to Oxford and Cambridge by 6 1 2 to 5 1 2 points at Wembley Stadium London in front of about 6 009 spectators. The meet featured a large foreign participation and was covered by the Associated Press.
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Yale-Harvard
Wembley Stadium
London
Associated Press
Oxford
Cambridge
Yale
Beatrice Judge Advises Lick Him If Offender Again
Beatrice Nebraska July 21 Judge Leonard W Cole presiding tells Roy Garris 21 to fight only when necessary and do it right after asking for parole cancellation. He urges peace but allows a jail sentence if trouble continues, noting the birth of a nine pound son Leonard Colby Garris.
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Roy Garris
Beatrice
Harold Matton
Colby
Leonard Colby Garris
Congreso Will Not Be Called 10 Convene in Lat RR Session
A brief note indicates Congress will not be called for the tenth session in Latin RR. It mentions an opportunity regarding Senator Brookhart and suggests he has no idea about heed to the near future.
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Brookhart
Harding Says No Early Congress Session Planned
President Harding intends to delay any extra session of Congress until the regular December meeting. aides close to the president say there is little need for immediate legislative action as the country benefits from the current recess. They note his Alaska tour remarks on farmer relief measures and cautious support for gradual agricultural recovery. The president and Mrs. Harding travel from Cordova to Alaska for an all day visit before departing.
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U. S
Henderson
Harding
Associated Press
Congress
Alaska
Brookhart
Iowa
Hutchinson
Kans
Cordova
Alitka
Lieut Maughan Ordered to Return by Rail to Dayton
Rock Springs Wyoming July 21. Orders to ship the plane by express to McCook Field Ohio and return by rail were received for Lieut Russell L Maughan who forced to land here during a cross continental flight. He expects to leave by Tuesday or Wednesday as repairs are completed and he may visit relatives in Utah keeping plans to return west in a few months after leave.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
McCookfield
Dayton
Ohio
Russell L. Maughan
Maughan
Mc. Cookfield Aad
Mc Cook Field
Whe Fkier
Utah
Logan
Tom Gibbons to Meet Battling Siki in 15 Round Clash
New York July 21 Tom Gibbons light heavyweight of St Paul who battled Jack Dempsey at Shelby Mont has been matched to fight Battling Siki Senegalese heavyweight in a 15 round bout at Yankee Stadium Date not yet set.
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New York
Tom Gibbons
St. Paul
Jack Dempsey
Shelby
Mont
Battling Siki
Yankee Stadium
Blue to replace red on Hotel Franciscan doors and windows
Admirers of Pueblo and Spanish styles urged the Albuquerque Hotel company to keep red paint or switch to blue for the first floor exterior at Hotel Franciscan. Managers say blue is likely. Stockholders meet August 6 to decide on mortgage or fundraising. New York Life Insurance may provide a loan.
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Albuquerque
Franciscan
M. T. Grier
Chicago
New York Life Insurance Company
Fall in Wheat Prices Charged to Speculators
Washington reports a senator charges grain speculators manipulated wheat prices after regulation of exchanges by Congress. He cites a three month slide tracked to heavy short selling and a campaign to persuade farmers to seek repeal of the law and return to market uncertainty.
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Washington
Congress
Ladd
Ree Publican
North Dakota
Europe
Sea Elephant Presented to San Diego Zoo
A sea elephant weighing over 500 pounds and described as the only captive in the world arrived in San Diego from the Guadalupe Islands. The young animal, captured in a heavy net, was donated by Eagleboat No. 12 officers and crew after drills at Magdalena Bay. Zoo director W. H. Buck announced the acquisition, boosting the city collection.
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San Diego
Calif
City
Eagleboat No. 12
California
Magdalena Bay
Guadalupe Islands
W. H. Buck
Zoo
Zoological Gardens
Financiers Sail on Steamship Olympic
New York July 21 The Steam ship Olympic leaves for Europe as a bankers special attracting a galaxy of leading financiers Optimistic about the business outlook Charles H Sabin chairman of Guaranty Trust Company says conditions better than in months and that prosperity hinges on world conditions improving.
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New York
Olympic
Europe
Bankers
Charlies TH. Sabin
Then Guaranty Trust Company
First Reader featured in Column 1 Classified PAE
The notice highlights THE FIRST READER appearing in Column 1 Classified PAE with a playful prompt to laugh and observe. It emphasizes a novelty element in the paper’s classified section.
Fire devastates Salamanca business district. losses reach half a million
A Salamanca fire blamed on gasoline and dynamite explosions damaged the business district, wrecked the city hall, and spread to three more buildings. At least five people were hospitalized with burns and injuries from falling timber and glass as the blaze grew, with no deaths reported by six p.m. The loss was estimated between 500,069 and 600,000 dollars.
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Salamanaca
N. Y
State Gasoline Tax Applies to All Sales, NM Opinion
Santa Fe July 21 The state's gasoline excise tax of a cent per gallon applies to gasoline sold to the United States government or agencies and to state agencies, per an official opinion by Assistant Attorney General Armstrong. The ruling states tax must be remitted on all sales except gasoline brought into the state as interstate commerce or purchased outside and brought in for personal use.
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Santa Fe
State of New Mexico
Armstrong
Carter
United States
New Mexico
John W. Armstrong
Pastor Invites Men to Attend Church Without Coats
Spokane, July 2. Rev. Rex C. A. Rex of a local church says he will preach Sunday without a coat to set an example on a hot day. He invites the men of his congregation to come coatless, but reports reluctance among them.
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Spokane
Wash
Rex C. A. Rex
Indian irrigation system damaged by two heavy rains
Heavy rains in eastern Arizona near Ganado caused extensive damage to the United States Indian Irrigation Service network supplying Navajo farms. The North Side ditch serving 1,600 acres was nearly destroyed, while the South Side ditch serving 1,490 acres fared better. A prior hailstorm bruised crops before the second rain washed out ditch walls and damaged the Rio PuebloColorado reservoir dam at Kinle-Chee, six miles from Ganado. Engineer George M. Post was sent to assess the losses.
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Arizona
Gallup
New Mexico
George M. Post
United States Indian Irrigation Service
Canada
United States
Ganado
Rio Pueblo Colorado
Kin-le-Chee
Red House
Honey Industry Near Duke City Flourishing In New Mexico
The honey industry in Bernalillo county grows as Smith & Co. on North Fourth Street Albuquerque produces about 1,000 pounds daily and 30,000 pounds yearly for markets in Texas, Arizona, Kansas, and Oklahoma. Bees are temperamental, and the process uses an extractor, heated knife, and chiffon filters. The life of the bee is described from egg to worker death in about thirty days, with queen bees laying up to 5,000 eggs daily and swarms producing multiple queens fighting for dominance. Queen excluders prevent queen access to honey stores. Continued on Page Two.
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Bernalillo County
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Texas
Arizona
Kansas
Oklahoma
Lincoln Addition
North Fourth Street
Smith & Co
Reynolds
J. C. Smith
Morning Journal
Smith
Not Guilty Verdict By North Carolina Jury in Kidnapping Case
A Pitt County jury found Jule Brogden Mike Lawson and Johnson Hedgpeth not guilty on all three counts after about an hour of deliberation in the Proctorville kidnapping case. The indictments charged kidnapping secret assault and assault on women tied to the April 14 attack on Mary Watson and Hattle Purvis.
Craig to resign as premier of Ulster
Belfast reports say Sir James Craig may resign as Ulster premier. The Irish News cites his absence from Belfast during orange demonstrations and the Belfast News notes possible appointment to a colonial governorship. Reports claim he was offered a colonial post in 1922 but declined to quit Irish politics.
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Belfast
Associated Press
James Craig
Ulster
Irish News
Welfast
General Elections Planned in Erin by Early September
The Dail Kirreau decided in secret session to hold general elections by the first week of September at the latest. Officials say dissolution of the Dail could come at any moment.
The First Reader Lesson Book in Wu
Classified page notes include Column 1 reference for lessons and reader content. The entry points to a lesson book section described as The First Reader, with brief notes on typical reading exercises and basic vocabulary.
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Wuw
Pancho Villa Murder Shocks Parral Region in Mexico
Pancho Villa was killed near Parral on the outskirts of the city after a seven-man attack. Federal troops pursued suspects while Villa’s estate rumors spread that the ranch may revert to the state. Villa’s guard and associates were slain, and authorities seized several attackers for questioning as the incident sparked military actions and theories of motive.
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Parral
Chihuahua
Mexico
Associated Press
Francisco Pancho Villa
Robin Hood
Villa
Guanejuanto
Miguel Tritlo
Rosario Morales
Pancho
Canutillo
Durango
Trillo
Rive
E. Martinez
Martinez
Chihuahua City
Obregon
Jiminez
Valle de Allende
Villa Ranch
Jose G. Escobar
Torreon
Desertera
Progressive policy support not temporary Brookhart claims
Chicago July 21 The progressive wing in Congress welcomes Senator Moses of New Hampshire's call for cross party cooperation to meet radicalism and predicts a decisive vote at the next Congress. Brookhart says Lincoln Republicans and Jefferson Democrats will unite against progressives, adding farmers face unfair prices and bank pressure as land values reverse. The farmer and laborer interests are mutual, he argues.
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Associated Press
Congress
Moses
New Hampshire
Washington
Smith W. Brookhart
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Brookhart
Air
Broockhart
Lincoln
West
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Midle West
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