Three Men Hanged for Coury Store Murder in Estancia Yard
Ysidro Moranda Carlos Renteria and Sans Medrano were executed by hanging in the Estancia courthouse yard for the Duran storekeeper Anton Coury murder after a September robbery. Widow Coury and their 12 year old watched. Luis Valens awaits appeal and one gang member remains at large.
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Ysidro Moranda
Carlos Rentafa
Sans Medrano
Roswell
Estancia Court House
Anton Coury
Duran
Mra. Coury
Torekeeper
Luis Valens
Old Mexico
Coury
T Duran
Ken Miranda
John Block
Jose Gutierrez
Manzano
Santa Fe
Sheriff Block
Ir Gutierrez
Mned
Nda
New Mexico
Negotiations End in Split Over B and O Shopmen Settlement
Baltimore July 28 The B and O shop crafts federation walkout failed as Chairman W J McGee refused to proceed without a national settlement. President C W Galloway withdrew proposals and the railroad moves to rebuild its shop forces while delegates returned home.
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Associated Greee
Baltimore
W. J. McGee
System Shop Federation, Conference
Vict
Charles W. Galloway
Galloway
Baltimore and Obie
C. W. Galloway
B. & O. Shop Crafts Federation
McGee
Nh, & CO
Reopened coal mines spark uneasy Washington County scene
In Washington county Pennsylvania the second day of a campaign by the Pittsburg Coal Producers association to resume operations without UMWA agreement brought the rattle of coal. Cavalrymen were on duty near miners with no disorder. Families moved from company houses and workers reportedly took jobs on farms as unions and management face a tense crisis.
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Pittsburgh
Associated Press
Washington County
Pittsbur Coal Producers’ Association
United Mine Workers of America
Penneylvania
Portales Sees Hot Dry Weather Sparks Call for Rain
Portales New Mexico reports daily high temperatures near 100 degrees for two weeks with 104 degrees on some days. Farmers in dry farming areas warn crops and pastures will suffer without rain within a few days.
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Portales
N. M
Reed Wins Missouri Nomination Amid Party Split
The campaign for Missouri primary next Tuesday features J A Reed winning the nomination amid threats of a party bolt by Brackenridge Long backers. Reed supporters claim rural strength while Long uses the Rid Us Of Reed refrain. R L Young of St Joseph is minor in the race with six Republicans also contesting.
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Assoc O Mo
de Vrats
United States
Aitor
James A. Reed
Brackenridge Long
Lie
Agret
Reed
Long
Mr. Reed
Mr. Long
R. L. Young
St. Joseph
Weather Forecast for Dover Cole July 28 New Mexico
Dover Cole reports unsettled conditions for Saturday and Sunday with occasional thunder showers in north and west portions and cooler air near the mountains. Arizona area forecasts unsettled with snowers north and east portions Sunday and generally fair and warmer in the north. University station records show high around 84 and variable humidity with light wind from the southwest and a partly cloudy day.
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Dover Cole
New Mexico
Apar
Arizornat Co
Stunday
Borin
Strikes linger as Harding proposes three rail proposals
Chicago July 28 The fourth week of the railway shop men strike ends with optimistic talks of early settlement as President Harding prepares definite proposals. Jewell and union leaders race to Chicago for talks while executives plan a New York meeting. Seniority remains the main sticking point amid warnings of possible national boards and separate settlements face setbacks and court actions across several railroads.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Harding
Bd. M. Jewell
Mr. Harding
New York
Hooper
Railroad Labor Board
Rall
Labor Board
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Jewell
Denison
Texas
Wedding Plan Changes for Jack Pickford and Marilynn Miller
Los Angeles July 28 Another change in wedding plans for actor Jack Pickford and stage star Marilynn Miller. The ceremony will be held July 39 at 2 p.m at the Beverly Hills home of Pickford sister Mary and Douglas Fairbanks. The license lists John C. Pickford 26 and Marilynn Carter 22. Mary Pickford and Fairbanks are not hosting. Carol Miller will not attend but supports the match.
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Marilynn
Jack
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Calif
Jack Pickford
Marilynn Miller
Carter
John C. Pickford
Beverly Hills
Mary Pickford
Douglas Fairbanks
Minneapolis
Minn
Carol Miller
Boy Fatally Hurt When Horse Fell Near Manuelitas
Las Vegas New Mexico July 28 Arturo Salazar aged 17 was caught under a horse that slipped and fell pinning him beneath the animal near his home at Manuelitas He was the son of Narciso Salazar a rancher The accident occurred yesterday resulting in fatal injuries
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Las Vegas
N. M
Arturo Salazar
Manuelitas
Narciso Salazar
Countess of Essex Found Dead in London Bath
London authorities report the countess of Essex widow of the seventh earl of Essex and daughter of the late Beach Geant of New York was found dead in her bath at her London home this morning.
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Countess Pound
London
Countess of Essex
Earl of Essex
Beach Geant
New York
Spencer Named Federal Coal Administrator During Walkout
Henry B. Spencer, former vice president of the Southern railway and wartime rail administration official, was appointed federal coal administrator for the strike emergency by President Harding. He becomes an administrative member of the coal distribution committee to allocate coal to essential industries and utilities and maintain fuel distribution. Governors in 23 states will oversee state efforts to curb profiteering and distribution amid embargoes on rail lines restricting freight.
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The
Southern Railway
Harding
Washington
Associated Press
Henry B. Spencer
War Time Railroad Administration
Spencer
Coal Distribution Committee
White House
Hoover
Mr. Spencer
Central Committee
Publc
Advisory Committee
Federal Organization
Co. &. Bockus
Virginia
E. L. Douglas
Kentucky
George S. Francis
Pennsylvania
E. ©. McMahon
Tennessee
W. J. Magee
E. E. White
West Virginia
KE. Tuttle
New York
Willard
Norfolk and Western
Chesapeake and Ohio
Louisville and Nashville
Interstate Commerce Commission
Indiana
Michigan
Borah
Senate Labor Committee
Indiana Plans State Coal Mining to Meet Institution Needs
Governor McCray after talks with Indiana coal operators says the state will mine coal for public institutions and key industries. He urges timely return of miners, while operators insist on discussions only with Indiana miners and oppose a four state pact with the United Mine Workers.
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Indianapolis
Ind
McCray
Indian Bituminom Coal Operators Association
John Hessler
Union Miners of Indiana
Indiana
United Mine Workers
Hessler
Philadelphia
John L. Lewis
Dean Will Not Permit Gompers to Be Censored
J Cleve Dean returning from work as a railroad flagman said he would answer President Harding on the coal strike issue and would not apologize to anyone for Gompers remarks. The Chattanooga Federation of Shop Crafts denied connection with the telegram and repudiated it as unauthorized.
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Associated Press
Chattanooga
Tenn
J. Cleve Dean
Tarding
Alabama Great Southern Railroad
Dean
Harding
Guatemala City Quake Shakes Capital No Damage Reported
An intense earthquake was felt in Guatemala City last night with no damage reported. In Granada Spain a brief quake caused considerable information but no damage occurred.
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Associated Press
Guatemala City
Madrid
Granada
New Mexico May Show the Route to Renaissance
Special correspondence reports Dr. Hartley BE Alexander at the Normal delivering a graduation address on The Place of the West in American Civilization. He urged a civilizational renaissance rooted in western cultivation and praised New Mexico as a cradle of a new culture, highlighting Pueblo and adobe architecture and Indian crafts in Santa Fe.
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Hartley BE. Alexander
America
Alexander
Southwest
Chicken Thieves Strike Portales Suburbs
Portales New Mexico July 28 thieves raided area chicken houses last week taking 75 fryers from Claud Jones residence and 105 chickens from the Baptist Orphans home. Residents say some flocks are thinner but no arrests have been made.
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Portales
N. M
Claud Jones
Baptist Orphans’ Home
Finance clerk James Harris ends 23 years of service with $20,000 theft
New York July 28 James T Harris a city finance employee ending 23 years of service was sentenced for stealing 20 000 in bonds to fund medical care for two brothers one of whom died Harris pleaded guilty to second degree grand larceny and faces up to three years in prison after being indicted for stealing 600 in Liberty bonds
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Associated Press
New York
James T. Harris
City Finance Department
Harris
Typhoid Outbreak Reported at Otis New Mexico
The New Mexico State Public Health Bureau reports a slight typhoid fever outbreak at Otis Eddy county with four cases. Vaccination is underway and water conditions are under study as officials monitor the situation.
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Santa Fe
Otis
Eddy County
State Bureau of Public Health
President Harding Says Federal Power Limited in Coal Strike
A letter from President Harding to Governor Groesbeck states the federal government cannot interfer e with United Mine Workers policy and that only legislation can end national dictation in coal labor talks. The exchange centers on Michigan miners seeking independent agreements and calls for swift action once Congress reconvenes.
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Lansing
Mich
Harding
Groesbeck
United Mine Workers of America
John L. Lewis
Michigan
Congress
House
United States
Martial Law Extends Across Denison Texas City
The entire city of Denison Texas is placed under martial law by Governor Neff in a supplemental proclamation effective at 4 PM today. Colonel Charles H. Nimon will command the extended area as troops enforce the measure citing ongoing depreciation and violence since the original declaration.
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Austin
Tex
Denison
Neff
Charles H. Nimon
Governor Urged to Send More Troops to Denison
Denison Texas July 28 Colonel Charles H Nimon martial law commander asked Governor Pat M Neff to dispatch additional state troops to patrol a martial law zone widened to cover the entire city Authorities said light wires and air hoses on freight cars were cut and orders for strict enforcement were issued General Thomas Barton said the cleanup of the town and surrounding countryside has begun
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Denison
Tex
Charles H. Nimonr
Pat M. Neff
Nimon
Thomas Barton
Harding Plans Early Settlement Of Railroad Strike
President Harding drafts settlement proposals after 48 hours of talks with labor and management leaders. Plans to be presented to separate meetings in New York and Chicago. Seniority rights and rehearing on wages are key disputed points along with regional adjustment boards and contracts with outside shops.
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Washinton
Associated Press
Harding
New York
Chicago
Praying in Public Won’t Cost City Job Back for Winters
Portland Oregon July 28 civil service commission rules that George Winters a veteran city park bureau employee, was improperly dismissed. Winters had been discharged after praying loudly as a prelude to opening his lunch pail, a practice objected to by his foreman and coworkers.
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Associated Press
Portland
Ore
Civil Service
George Winters
City Park Bureau
Civil Service Commission
Winters
Kitty League Star Sold to White Sox
Cairo July 28 Eddie Taylor a local third baseman and premier infielder of the Kitty league has been sold to the Chicago White Sox. N W Cox president of the Cairo club announced the sale after noon. Purchase price not disclosed bids from Detroit American and Cincinnati Nationals were reported.
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Associated Press
Cairo
Eddie Taylor
Chicago White Sox
N. W. Cox
Detroit
American
Cincinnati Nationals
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Torrance Co
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Yi Long
Iated Press
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Amerthan Tefrigerator Transit Company
St. Louis
Des Moines
Iowa
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E. J
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the Associated Press
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Gompers
Guatemala
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American Federation of Labor
T. DeWitt Cuyler
Association of
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Seecretary Hoover
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