Government ponders New York enforcement shift amid wait-and-see stance
Washington reports a federal posture of waiting on the New York enforcement situation after Governor Smith repealed the state law. Officials foresee conferences with President Harding having the deciding voice and consider limited agent additions to New York, while courts remain bound to Volstead era duties.
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Washington
New York
Smith
Haynes
Harding
Prohibition
Itas
New York State
Department of Justice
Police Court
Ilto
Veistead
Enright
Cohen
Offfelain
Banton
Deda
Prohibition Enforcement Continues in New York
New York reports police and prosecutors persist in enforcing the Volstead act after Governor Smith signed the Mullan Gage repeal. Officials say prosecutions will continue for cases already in process, with police remaining active against offenders despite the repeal.
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New York
Mullan-Gage
Smith
Enright
Banton
Dodd
Hylan
Weather outlook for Denver New Mexico and Arizona
Forecast for Denver and New Mexico calls for Sunday fair with possible scattered showers in the east, then fair Monday with little temperature change. In Arizona Sunday and Monday look fair and slightly warmer in the north portion. Data cover 24 hours to 6 PM yesterday from university observations with temperatures, humidity and wind details noted.
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Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
Corpus Christi Procession To Parade Santa Fe Streets
Thousands of bareheaded participants and religious orders will march in Santa Fe for Corpus Christi led by the cathedral rector in place of the absent Archbishop Daeger. Pinion branches from the mountains deck the two mile route as the Sacred Host travels under a silk canopy. The event is one of three major re-enactments, with De Vargas processions on June 18 and 17 recalling the 1692 vow by General Don Diego de Vargas Zapata Lujan Ponce de Leon.
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Santa Fe
Corpus Christi
St. Francis
Daeger
de Vargas
Diego de Vargas Zapata Lujan Ponce de Leon
Santa Is
Rosario
Criqui Wins Featherweight Title In Sixth Round Knockout
In New York at Polo Grounds on June 2, French challenger Pierre Criqui knocked out American champion Johnny Kilbane in the sixth round to claim the world featherweight crown. Criqui dominated with a fierce assault, sending Kilbane to the canvas twice before ref counted out.
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Polo Grounds
New York
Associated Press
France
Criqui
Verdun
Johnny Kilbane
Helder
Pele Grounds
Hattl
Criquia
Kilbane
Criquis
Heald
Tech
Killane
Ecrosa
Grosseyvy
Jack Appell
Benny Leonard
Robert Eudline
Polly
Marseillaise
Bkilbane
Criquisa
Iibane
Mee
Wasa
Firpo to Fight Herman in Havana Bout
Argentine heavyweight Luis Firpo meets Italian Jack Herman of New York in Havana at Mladina Park tomorrow afternoon. They fought before with Herman knocked out in the fifth round.
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Perpotmerman
Havana
Luis Firpo
Jack Herman
New York
Mladina Park
Herman
Veteran oil man predicts bright future for San Juan fields
Santa Fe June 2 Veteran oil hunter John A Viles in charge of drilling a Shiprock Oil company well says the San Juan area will become one of America's greatest high grade oil fields. He predicts production could reach 200 barrels daily when the well reaches depth east of the hoeback structure and west of a Cedar Hill to Haynes line in western Rio Arriba county.
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Santa Fe
San Juan
America
John A. Viles
Shiprock OU Company
Lparimipetion
Viles
Hoeback
Cedar Hill
Haynes
Rio Arriba
Midwest Refining Company
Thirteen Thousand Employees Get Wage Increase
San Francisco June 2 The Southern Pacific Co raises pay five cents an hour to 15 000 shop craft workers and helpers across the western region. The increase totaling about 8750000 yearly follows negotiations with the Southern Pacific Protective League and takes effect June 4.
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San Francisco
Southern Pacific Company
Tf. Shver
Imtreas
Snog Protective League
Southern Pacific
Ogden
Tah
Paso
Tex
Portland
Frisco Gears Up For Legion Convention
Committee chiefs of the American Legion and San Francisco civic leaders meet regularly to plan the annual convention to be held October 15 to 20. It is the fifth annual gathering and expected to be the largest and most significant in the organization’s history.
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American Legion
San Francisco
The
Veterans
Baccalaureate Service Opens Commencement Week
The state university begins commencement week with a 3 PM baccalaureate service in Hodley hall. Rev. Frank E. McGuire of Albuquerque will deliver the sermon, with a short procession from the library to Rodey hall preceding the service. A reception at the Elks Club honors university leaders and dignitaries.
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State University
Hodley Hall
Frank FE. McGuire
Albuquerque
Rodey Hall
State University Orchestra
David &. Hill
Helen Wortyeh
Frank E. McGuire
Frank Darrow
Marvin
State University At the Elks Club of
University of Arizona
Cloyd Heck Marvin
J. F. Hinkle
OX Members Of Ontario Family Die In Fire
Exeter Ontario June 2 Mrs Silas Stanlake and four young children plus her brother died in a house fire at the Stanlake home in Sodom three miles from the city. Stanlake saved his adopted daughter Heatrice 24 and his eldest son Harry 12 by leading them outside before flames trapped his wife’s brother Alfred in an adjoining room. The father escaped by leaping from a window after severe burns.
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Exeter
Ontario
Silas Stanlake
Stanlake
Sodom
Heatrice
Harry
Itldow
Clarence
Charlie
Survey of streams urged by game warden Melaven
Santa Fe June 2 State game and fish warden Mrs Grace Melaven urged the state fish and game commission to hire A H Dinsmore of St Johns bury Vermont to survey New Mexico streams for expert guidance on which game fish suit them. The commission held a meeting at Valley Ranch and hosted a trout dinner for members and their families.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
Grace KR
Melaven
State Time and Fish Commission
Valley Ranch
A. Hi. Dinsmore
St. Johnsbury
U. S
Melayvan
Fruit Crop Prospects Bright in Middle Rio Grande
The Middle Rio Grande valley expects a large fruit crop despite late frosts. County agricultural agent Joe J. Reynolds says most varieties will be abundant, with King David and Jonathan apples scarce due to alternating yields. Conditions elsewhere show droughts in Estancia and Secorro counties, with livestock moved and sheep losses reported from feed shortages.
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Rio Grande Valley
Joe J. Reynolds
King David
Jonathan Appies
Mr. Reynolds
Two Injured In Tesuque Hill Auto Collision
A collision on Tesuque hill left two injured and several occupants injured as autos Esix and Oakland collided head on near Tesuque. Meyers of Albuquerque faced a police court summons next Tuesday. Mrs. Edgar Knight suffered a badly bruised leg and arm cuts. Mrs Hutchins and Mrs Williams sustained painful injuries while Ellery Channing escaped unharmed.
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Banta Ye
Meyers
Albuquerque
Pelice Court
Tesuque Hill
Here
Essex
Oakland
W. A. Willams
Bain
Edgar Knight
Bahia Te
One Time is Too Often to Mix Booze and a Car
Judge Roddy in police court yesterday told intoxicated drivers the automobile is a dangerous weapon. Frank Zuenger pleaded guilty to intoxicated driving and was fined 30. Dennis Christian also pleaded guilty and was fined 38. Harry Bickel, 19, had his fine cut to 15 for youth and influence by older friends. Joe Sullivan and Tiburcio Martinez faced similar charges with varied sentences including a suspended term. Warranted leniency given Martinez due to his family needs. W A Fields received a 14 dollar fine for jay driving after pleading guilty.
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Roddy
Frank Zuenger
Zuenger
Joe Sullivan
Tiburcio Martinez
Martinez
W. A. Fields
Jay
Michigan Wins Western Conference Track Meet Over Illinois
Ferry Field in Ann Arbor hosted the Western Conference outdoor track championship where Michigan edged Illinois by half a point. Michigan benefited from a third place in the relay to reach 57.5 points, with Wisconsin 27, Iowa 26, and Notre Dame 14.5 in the final standings.
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Ferry Field
Ann Arbor
Mich
Michigan
Illinois
Wolverines
By & Acore
Wisconsin
Iowa
Notre Dame
White Sox Sign Pitcher From Baylor University
Chicago June 2 Theodore Loore pitcher from Baylor University was signed by the White Sox today after impressing in showcase tryouts in Waco Texas. The deal adds a right handed starter to bolster the rotation for the upcoming season.
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White Sox
Chicago
Theodore Loore
Baylor University
Wico
Tex
Mien
Santa Fe to Build 125 Mile Can Juan Basin Branch
The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway plans a five million dollar branch from Gallup New Mexico to Parmington 125 miles long. The link would open the San Juan basin to field access and move coking coal from Northwestern New Mexico and Colorado to southern Arizona smelters and aid fruit growing and agriculture.
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Santa Fe
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company
Gallup
Parmington
Durango
Colo
San Juan Basin
New Messen
Colorado
Arsone
De Hart Loses Commission As Deputy Sheriff
Sheriff Zamora suspended traffic officer H. De Hart indefinitely after complaints from residents about a shooting on North Fourth Street. The Jamison brothers Posey and Joe, tourists from Quinter Kansas, testified they were frightened as De Hart pursued them and fired two shots in the air. The Gort family and other locals reported bullets grazing nearby property and a near-miss with a passerby, prompting the suspension to curb the officer’s eagerness.
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H. de Hart
North Fourth Street
Felipe Zamora
Posey Jamison
Joe Jamison
Zamora
CC. B. Jamison
Jamison
California
Quinter Kans
E. Gort
Mr. Gort
de Hart
Hue
Jon Jamison
Double homicide suicide shocks Denver lawyer and mother in law
In Denver on June 2 Frederick G DeWitt a former Queens district attorney and his mother in law Mrs Louise Louden were found dead at 1253 Corna Street with throats cut and a carving knife in DeWitt's neck The couple had been killed earlier that morning while Mrs DeWitt who discovered the bodies later was suffering a collapse A deputy coroner said DeWitt likely killed Mrs Louden and himself The gas stove burned and breakfast items remained as evidence of the time of the killings
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Denver
Colo
Frederick G. DeWitt
Queens County
New York
Louise Louden
de Witt
Corna Street
DeWitt
Mrs. Louden
Union Oil Association Leases Work in San Juan County Field
The Albuquerque based Union Oil Association says it will begin development on a proven San Juan county field with leases near Aztec. It reports an option for high daily output from the Aztec gas well and plans a carbon black plant with a new economical process. drilling is expected on several sites and an outfit will be in the field within weeks.
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Union Oi1 Association
Albuquerque Corporation
San Juan County
Axtec
Denver
Midwest
Aztec
Bonds ARF Sold Des Moines Announces Sale
Des Moines reports the sale of Towa’s 22,900,000 soldiers bonus bond issue. A syndicate led by Eastbrook Company of New York bought the issue, per State Treasurer Burbank.
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Des Moines
Towa
Eastbrook Company of
New York
Burbank
De Hart Resigns Badge and Commission Over Judgment Concerns
De Hart resigns his badge and sheriff's commission citing the need to act with mature judgment. He may be reinstated if the Sheriff is convinced he has developed the requisite judgment.
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de Hart
Anti Japanese Sentiment Triggers Rioting in China
Shanghai reports say mobs of students and supporters of the Japanese boycott attacked Japanese residences and business houses in Changsha Hunan province. Japanese consular staff sought refuge on a gunboat as rioters roamed streets and drove officials to safety. The unrest stems from protests over Japan refusing to abrogate the 1915 treaty and its twenty one demands.
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China
Shanghai
Associated Press
Changsha
Hunan
Fushini
Changhai
Liang River
Shaisi
Hupeh
Cai
Elm Tree Owners Urged to Act Against Scale
Agents advise elm owners to remove scale with a hose and nozzle to protect trees through summer. If scale is found, Reynolds notes washing suffices, but a sulfur-based spray next fall is needed. The solution avoids use of a certain chemical that damages leaves.
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Lee Heynolds
Reynolk
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District of Columbia
Maryland
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Tammi Report
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Iss
Corpus Chriat
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Siath Boung
Eugene Criqui
SAN Juan CO
Frisco
Legion
Univerity
F. E. McGuire
Father
Farmington
Frederick G. A Witt
Union Oil Ass’n
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