Coolidge Eyes Running Mate In Vanishing Insurgent Wing
President Coolidge sends word to Republican managers in Cleveland about the type of running mate he wants. He seeks a man with his own political mind and no shift in administration policies, with Hoover and Lowden as top possibilities. Wisconsin’s La Follette nominating chances fade as preparations for a ratification moment unfold.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Associated Press
Coolidge
Antidee
ECE
Hoover
Lowden
Mincie
Washington
la Follette
Wisconsin
Mr. Coolidge
Charles 8B. Warren
Mexico
Resolutions Committee
Bangits Demand Release of Four Americans From Canyon
Two White men reach Canton and say they may arrange to free their fellow prisoners. The group names demands for the release of four Americans held elsewhere, signaling potential coordinated action.
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Iminese
Bangits
Fansu
Canton
Associated Press
H. G. Miller
Robert A. Jaffray
Wachow
Handite
J. H. Carne
Rex Ray
Miller
Jaffray
Wuchow
Roanoke
American Southern Baptist
Kwellin
Dave
West Is Selected As Committee Secretary
Rory West of West Chicago has been chosen secretary of the Republican National Committee to replace George B. Lockwood who plans to quit. West is a lawyer and farmer, with long Republican ties. No successor for treasurer Fred W. Phar of Chicago has been decided yet.
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Cleveland
Associated Press
Rory
West
Chicago
Republican National Committee
George B. Lockwood
Fred W. ‘Phar
Upham
Black Gold Nellie Morse Nomination for Chicago Derby
Black Gold Nellie Morse and Bud Fisher’s ig have been nominated to start in the Chicago derby at Hawthorne July 13. The three year olds will clash for the first time this season as purses totaling 115000 are offered for the first two weeks of the meeting opening July 3 and continuing fifty nine days.
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Chicago
Black Gold
Nellie Morse
Bud Fisher
Arizona Polo Team Arrives in Chester for Penn Military Games
The University of Arizona polo team arrived in Chester Pennsylvania for a three game tournament with Pennsylvania Military College. The first contest is set for tomorrow afternoon on the college field, followed by games on Saturday and Monday. The arena team will be hosted by the college.
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Chester
University of Arizona
Pennsylvania Military College
New Cotton Gin Opens in Portales Service Company
Portales New Mexico June 4 The office is completed and the main building of the Portales Service Company is in use construction on the Bent site proceeds.
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Portales
N. M
Billy Sunday Says World Of Ours Headed For Hades
Chicago January 1 William Billy Sunday the evangelist cheerful after hospital treatment departed Chicago for Winona Lake. He commented on the Hubert Vranke kidnapping and murder case saying Perdition awaits the devil and all his kind. This world of ours headed for hades so fast that no speed limit can stop it.
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Hades
Billy Sunday
Chicago
Jane
William
Billy
Winona
Hubert Vranke
Mr. Sunday
Halsey Case Jury Selection Fails To Complete
Roswell New Mexico June 4. With six hours passed since the opening of the Halsey case no juror has been finally selected by either side. Twelve men have been passed by the state and are under examination by six defense attorneys. Eight special venires have been called and two more are being prepared. Motions for change of venue and to separate Mrs Halsey’s case from Luther Foster and William Archer were denied by Judge Brice. A jury is not expected to be completed until Friday. Court room packed with heightened interest.
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Roswell
N. M
Halsey
Halsey Rom
Luther Foster
William Archer
Brice
Primary races in Iowa fail to yield definite results
Des Moines June 4 AP The Democratic senatorial race between Dan Steck Ottumwa and John Denison Des Moines and the Republican contest for railroad commissioner were the only major state offices not yet decided by Monday night returns. About 9300 precincts remained outstanding leaving the outcome in doubt for Cedar Rapids Woodruff and other regions.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Associated Press
Dan Steck
Ottumwa
John Denison
Des Moinea
Canc Aidate
Commiseleer
Cedaries A
Fred PL
Southern States Clean Up After Tornado Wipes Town
A massive tornado devastated a town in the Southern states, killing many people and prompting swift cleanup efforts and rescue operations. Local officials reported extensive damage to homes and infrastructure as communities rally to support survivors.
Drought Eased in Roosevelt County Amid Rainfall
Portales New Mexico on June 4 reports the drought in Roosevelt County broken by recent rains that reached nearly all sections. Prospects for cotton and other crops look promising as farmers rush planting to completion after delaying sowing in parts.
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Portales
N. M
Roosevelt County
El Alto District Attorney Reflects on Bil Bito School Policy
District Attorney B Garcia commends the Bil Rito State Normal school's aim to Americanize Spanish speaking youth but warns segregation cannot assimilate. He urges New Mexico supporters to focus on educating the state’s Spanish speaking youth, arguing it matters more than land reclamation. He envisions placing the school in an American center, praising the Teh Titan valley setting and its attractive layout.
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Bil Rito State Normal School
B. Garcia
New Mexico
America
Garcia
Woman Accused of Assault on Man with Gun
A fight at 608 North Twelfth street left George Snyder injured with a bloody head and face. Police arrested Snyder and later captured Mrs. A B Rodriguez and Baldassini, owner of the house, with Rodriguez jailed for drunkenness. Baldassini admitted taking a .45 revolver from Rodriguez to prevent further access. Snyder, Rodriguez, and Baldassini face a police court hearing Thursday morning.
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North Twelfth Street
A. B. Rodriguez
George Snyder
Pacifico Bardaseini
Snyder
Renfro
Franklin
Baldastini
Adolfo Rodriguez
el Paso
Baldassini
Polleg Court
Hagerman denies sale delay of Ute lands notice
H Y Hagerman telephoned the Roswell Daily Journal to deny a report that a decision by Attorney General Stone would cancel the sale of Indian lands advertised for Purango on June 15. Hagerman stated the notice covers treaty lands and the sale will proceed as published.
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H Y. Hagerman
Ring Journal
McTigue Accepts Offer for Stribling Return Fight
Saratoga Springs June 4 Mike McTigue light heavyweight champion said he accepted a $109000 offer from Promoter McCormick of Tulsa for a return match with Stribling in Tulsa this September.
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McTigue
Saratoga Springs
Mike McTigue
McCormick
Tulsa
Okla
Ig Stribling
York Appointed Postmaster of East Las Vegas
President Coolidge sent to the Senate nominations for postmasters including John H. York for East Las Vegas New Mexico. York long resided in Las Vegas and ran a retail grocery business. He served as San Miguel County commissioner and assessor and is seen as an authority on taxation. His daughter Mrs Franks Wagner lives in Albuquerque. The nomination would replace Col M M Packet who held the post under a recess appointment.
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Washington
Senate
Coolidge
East Las Vegas
John WH. York
John H. York
Las Vegas
San Miguel County
York
Lranka. Wagner
Albuquerque
Col. M. M. Packet
Judge cites faulty liquor search warrants in New Mexico case
Federal Judge Colin Neblett in Santa Fe criticizes of the improper format in liquor search warrants. U S District Attorney George F R Craig says only about one third of Santa Fe term warrants could support prosecutions. A Dona Ana county warrant lacked location detail, making evidence unusable and ending filings on improperly drawn warrants.
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United States
Colin Neblett
Santa Fe
George FR. Craig
Craig
Craig Gard
Dona Ana
Flag Plane Chicago Leaves for Shanghai
The American around the world flight bid farewell to Japan as Lieut. Lowell H. Smith and Lieut. Leslie P. Arnold departed in the flag plane Chicago for Shanghai. The plane took off at dawn under clear weather, about 600 miles from Shanghai, while two companion planes had already moved on yesterday due to engine trouble.
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Kagoshima
Associated Press
Japan
Lowell H. Smith
Leslie P. Arnold
Shanghai
Chicago
China Sea
Two Members of Commission Hold Meeting With Limited Attendance
With only two members present the City Commission held a brief regular meeting Wednesday night. City Attorney Jamison ruled a quorum required a majority. three members exist now, a fourth elected last week not sworn in. Talks of a fifth member were not resolved, and no final action was taken. The Elks asked for Flag Day cooperation including a parade and road closure. The city manager announced a new reservoir opening soon and delays on viaduct paving. Plans for Rio Grande park improvements were requested, and bids and legal certificates discussed. A hearing on Fruit avenue opening is scheduled for next Wednesday night.
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City Commission
H. B. Jamison
B. &H. Filses
Woa
Briggs
Commission
Swope
Ross
Clyde Tingley
Roddy
The
Elks
Gold Avenue
Fifth
Sixth Streets
Elk Park
Santa Fe
Rio Grande Park
Tracy
American-La France
Fruit Avenue
La Follette Not to Be Presented at Republican Convention
Washington June 4 Senator Robert M La Follette will not be formally placed in nomination as a presidential candidate at the Republican convention in Cleveland. The decision was made today and announced as definite though not officially final.
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LA Follette
Washington
Robert M. la Follette
Cleveland
Republicans Abandon Farm Relief Plan in Congress
Washington June 4 Republican leaders in the House announced they had abandoned hope of enacting farm relief this session. Representative Longworth said no plan could gain necessary support after defeat of the McNary Haugen bill. He noted discussions with Tincher and Randers and with the president about a substitute involving marketing abroad of surplus wheat and other products, but no action followed.
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Washington
House
Congress
Representive Longworth
Mr. Longworth
Tincher
Kaneas
Randers
Indiana
Republican Steering Committee
Net Finance Corporation
Frank W. Mondell
War Finance Corporation
Coolidge
Longworth
Representativea Tincher
Sanders and Sinnott
Oregon
White House
Mondell
Debaters Champion Against Death Penalty
Chicago phrases Robert Franks argued against capital punishment two weeks before his death. He spoke in a school debate with his brother Jack on whether capital punishment is justified. Franks urged reformative punishment and institutions for mentally depraved criminals.
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Chicago
Robert Franks
Bey
Jack
Grand jury to indict Leopold and Loeb in Franks case
Chicago detectives report possible links between Nathan Leopold Jr and Richard Loeb to the Robert Franks kidnapping murder. Witnesses including nine year old John Levinson testified as indictments were expected today or tomorrow. Evidence shown includes a chisel bloodstained boots glasses and clothing tied to the crime scene.
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Chicago
Toda
Nathan Leopold, Jr
Richard Loeb
Robert Franks
Europe
Freeman Louis Tracy
Charles Ream
Tracy
Hream Wa
Grand Jury
Franka
John Levinson
Franks
Loeb
Paul Korff
Leopold
Leeb
Legislative program pared to essentials by Congress leaders
Washington June 4 The legislative program for the final days of the session is pared to bare essentials with reclamation and naval modernization favored while farm relief is kept but not expected this session. The $159,000,000 deficiency bill and private pensions remain routine Senate business as Muscle Shoals was deferred to December.
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Congress
Aight
Senate
Muscle Shoals
Underwood
Alabama
Ford
Dar
Interior Department
Walsh
Massachusetts
Heflin
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