Dawes Denies Presidency Aiming Claim
Vice President states his stance on farm relief does not signal presidential ambitions. He asserts his public role and policy positions do not imply a bid.
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1926
Page
1
Chicago gunmen threaten to kill for woman candidate
Representative Britten urged a Justice Department inquiry into alleged gang activity during the Chicago Republican primary. He said armed gunmen entered polling places terrorizing officials and pressuring precinct committeemen to vote for Bertha Baur, with reports of $1000 payments per job and threats of a cemetery ride if results favored the rival.
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Washington
Senate
Department of Justice
Chicago
Britten
Illinois
Department
Bertha Baur
Justice Department
Dawes Denies 1928 Presidential Plans Amid Republican Talk
In a June 11 dispatch from Washington, Dawes refutes long-held rumors of presidential ambitions while the article traces Republican move toward a Coolidge administration and mentions kin connections to Coolidge and Lowden. Generals and officials including Coolidge kin and Navy figures appear in a broader discussion of postwar politics.
State to Sell Farmers Lands in Apache County
State to sell about 12 000 acres of farm lands near St Johns in Apache county within 60 days. Sheriff will execute on mortgages securing roughly 500 000 dollars after judgments issued by Judge A S Gibbons next week. One hundred four cases filed earlier this year by Attorney General John W Murphy.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Apache County
Lyman Dam
A. S. Gibbons
John W. Murphy
St. Johns
Whitfield Elected President at Good Roads Convention
Monica Calif June 1 Governor Hf Whitfield of MnEssee was elected president of United States Good Roads Association at the fifteenth annual convention final session Friday Governor W W on of Alabama presided during the session in the absence of other leaders Morristown Morristown Tenn reported as the 1927 convention location and outcome with Lee Trinkle receiving a nomination but failing to secure the chair.
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TA Monica
Calif
Hf. J., Whitfield
Ppl
United States Good Roads Ton
W. W On
Alabama
Aber
K. Lee Trinkle
Morristown
Tenn
Das
Hampered by Silence in Verde River Power Case
June 11 report notes workers silent as talk resumes on the Verde river irrigation project in Arizona. Courts weigh the outcome as to power considerations and duties amid stalled progress and legal questions.
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Hington
Berg
Verde River
Irriga
Arizona
Weather forecast for New Mexico weekend
Weekend outlook shows fair conditions Saturday and Sunday with little temperature change. University readings indicate modest highs and lows around seasonal norms. overnight lows near freezing in higher elevations and warmer in valleys.
Dun's Business Condition Shows Mixed But Positive Signals
Dun's reports uneven business trends persist yet with notable strengths. Bank clearings outside New York run much higher than a year ago while railroad freight traffic remains unprecedented for this period. Distribution of merchandise stays large despite backward spring and some unemployment from curtailed manufacturing activity.
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New York
PAL
Stor
Scouts Board of Review and Court of Honor Notice
A Board of Review will be held Saturday June 13 at the 28 High Headquarters. This is the last board before the Court of Honor on Friday June 18. About 166 merit badges six star badges several first class and possibly one eagle badge will be awarded. The public and families are invited to attend.
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Court of Honor
Board of Review
Arizona water rights case sparks flatly rising protest
A. W. Michael, president of the Verde River irrigation district, warns that Secretary Work’s challenge to rights of way on federal lands would strip state control over waters and threaten settlers’ life savings. He cites homesteaders’ effigy of Work and notes pending DC court action and a Cameron bill to clear title clouds.
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Washington
A. W. Michael
Verde River
Work
United States
District of Columbia
Cameron
Republican
Arizona
Senate Irrigation and Reclamation Committee
Wood Hauler Loses On Load In New Mexico Case
Jose Armenti of Cedar Crest hauled a load of wood to Albuquerque but faced fines after authorities found contraband. He received 50 dollars and costs for the first offense and similar penalties for a second charge. Prohibition agents also reported Leona Fidel of Gallup arrested for selling whisky with a 109 dollar fine.
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Jose Armenti
Cedar Crest
Albuquerque
Jose
Armenti
Justice of the Peace
George E. Roddy
Prohibition
Roddy
CC. 2 Stearns
W. W. Crawford
Leona Fidel
Gallup
J. W. Chapman
Realtors Association Chooses Miami For Winter Meeting
National Association of real estate boards directors pick Miami Florida as the site for the mid winter convention in January. Nineteenth annual convention session closed in Tulsa. Twentieth annual subvention location deferred to next board meeting in Chicago. Invitations extended by Denver Atlantic City Seattle and Racine.
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Tulsa
Okla
National Association of Few Estate Boards
Miami
Fla
Chicago
Perman
Denver
Atlantic City
Seattle
Racine
Wis
Bates Park
New Orleans
Pasadena
Louieville
Carter Wins Oklahoma Amateur Championship Title
Keefe Carter of Oklahoma City, 18, won the Oklahoma amateur championship by defeating Emmitt Rogers in the final. Rogers led early but Carter fought back to clinch the title on June 11.
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Carter
Oklahoma City
Okla
Keefe Carter
Oklahoma
Emmitt Rogers
Woods Testimony Clashes Over Union Help in Plumbing Suit
In a federal hearing, witnesses dispute whether Earl Bowdich and Albert Woods were pressured to hire union plumbers to pass a city plumbing examination. Judge Hervey will prepare findings after briefs. decision expected about a month.
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J. M. Hervey
Adela Holmquist
Mr. Hervey
O.L. Phillips
Judge Phillips
Earl Bowdich
Albert Woods
Woods
Ed Nuntiet
W. J. Wagner
the Plainting
J. H. Hanks
al Vin Hoch
Apodaca
Zamora
Woos
Wagner
Hanks
Nero
Nunlist
Frazier
City Plumbing Board
Storm kills three injures twenty in north Illinois
Chicago reports three dead and twenty hurt as a northern Illinois storm packs lightning strikes and flooding. Two linemen drown near Rockford as Pecatonica river overflows. A woman dies by lightning in Freeport and police rescue aid after basements flood.
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Rockford
Freeport
Chicago
Illinois
Lightnig
Cicero
Pecatonica
Weather Bureau
George Cardinal Mundelein
Brookhart Faces Fight as Iowa GOP Meet Convened
Des Moines officials report Iowa Republican state central committee members arrive for a Saturday meeting to map plans for a July convention. The session follows Col. Smith W. Brookhart winning the senatorial nomination after a primary controversy noted for its socialist label. Brookhart advocates limited capital gains and strong labor control, drawing mixed statewide reactions and signaling possible friction with the regular Republican camp.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Republican State Central Committee
Col
Smith W. Brookhart
Colonel Brookhart
Republican
Senate
Mason City
Kely
Claude
Porter
Brookhart
Pennsylvania Primaries Expenditures Reach 1 3 Million
Testimony before the Senate investigating committee details about at least 1 3 million dollars spent in the Pennsylvania Republican primary. Key figures include Joseph R Grundy and W Mellon involvement, with claims of deficits and expected reimbursement.
Dobell Brothers Lead D. B. Apprentices Past Freighthouse Team
The Dobell brothers powered the D. B. Apprentices to a five inning win over Freighthouse. A first inning homer by one Dobell, a second inning triple by the other, and a fifth inning two run double widened the rally. Torres and Hogan homered for their teams. Spahr pitched for the Apprentices as Brennan and Turnley swapped roles in relief.
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Dobe
Freighthouse
Jin
D. 8. B. Apprentices &T
Dobell
Torres
The
Dee's
Hogan
Brennan
Hughes Seeks Re election to Arizona Tax Commission
Phoenix based report states EB Hinges, a member of the state tax commission, announced Friday his candidacy for re election in the democratic primary. He is completing the sixth year of his first term as tax commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix, Ariz
A. Hinghes
State Tax Commission
Hail Ravages Wheat Near Kimball Neb
A heavy hail storm damaged 2000 acres of wheat northeast of Kimball Friday. Early estimates put crop loss at about 9 percent.
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Kimball
Neb
Fiere
Appraisers Named by Judge for Middle Rio Grande District
Judge Milton J. Helmick announces three appraisers for the Middle Rio Grande Conservancy district James Bezemek of Albuquerque Alejandro Gonzalez of Corrales and Ira A Sprecher of Albuquerque. The trio will assess benefits and damages as required under conservancy law and work with district directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton J. Helmick
District Court
Middle Rio Grande
Bezemek
Gonzalez
Harvey
Sprecher
Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce
Supreme Court
Conservancy
Board of Appraisers
Toothache may become as rare as typhoid says Dr Raper
Dr Howard R Raper of Albuquerque told the Colorado state Dental association in Colorado Springs that toothache will be as rare as typhoid fever as preventive dentistry shows great progress. Officers for the year were elected: Kramer Woodland Colorado president. Bru baker Denver president-elect. Breele Denver vice president. Fatheim Denver secretary. Macdley Denver treasurer emeritus. Peterson Denver treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Colo
Howard R. Raper
Albuquerque
Colorado State Dental Association
Ss. Kramer
Woodland
Coloe
W. O. Brubaker
Denver
John Bree
Shoup Assembled Democrats Target Colorado Governor Race
Alamosa Colorado June 11 The state political assembly assailed former Governor Oliver Shoup of Colorado Springs and Frank R Wood of Trinidad both gubernatorial hopefuls. It attacked Wood for coal mine practices in Las Animas County and declined to mention Car 8 Milliken as a candidate. The body endorsed Morrison Shafroth for governor and Alva Ri Adams of Pueblo as a potential candidate and backed former Governor William Sweet for the Senate.
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Alamosba
Colo
Oliver OH. Shoup
Colorado Springs
Frank R. Wood
Trinidad
Las Animas County
Wood
Car 8
Milliken
Morrison Shafroth
Denver
William Sweet
Alva Ri. Adama
Pueblo
Brazil backs Rio stance on League of Nations
Brazil reports satisfactory replies from several South American nations to diplomatic advice defining Brazil's attitude toward the League of Nations. Public opinion in Geneva coverage suggests strong newspaper support for government if Brazil withdraws from the League.
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Brazil
Rio Janeiro
League of Nations
Geneva
Sugkests
League
Death of Richard Dawson in Los Mochis Sparks Conflicting Reports
Nogales reports detail how an American from Chickasha Oklahoma died in Los Mochis Sinaloa Mexico amid alleged lawlessness and hostility toward foreigners. A Los Mochis businessman describes a regional climate of unrest with gun sightings and failed investigations, while U S officials debate whether Dawson's death was suicide amid economic strain.
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Nogales
Ariz
Richard Dawson
Chickasha
Okla
Los Mochis
Sinaloa
Mexico
Nogales Herald
Mi Ted
Nayarit
Dawson
Day in Washington highlights farm relief debate and inquiries
Senate discussion on farm relief intensified as Representative Britten of Illinois urged a Justice Department inquiry. The Interior Department announced irrigation construction charges totaling 27 million were written off by new legislation. Comptroller General MecCarl refused payment for oil and gas used by prohibition agents. Senate committee chair Reed said evidence tied the Pennsylvania Primary bill to 1.228 million.
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Senate
Britten
Illinois
Department of Justice
Chicago
MecCarl
Interior Department
Reed
Pennsylvania
Jail break foiled at Bernalillo County Jail
Eduardo Apodaca and Pete Salazar halted a sophisticated escape plan at the Bernalillo County Jail. W. K. Warren and J. H. Mackenzie allegedly plotted with hacksaws hidden in shoe soles shipped from California. Willis H. Smith tipped off the plot after prisoners discussed cutting a jail window bar.
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Bernalillo County
Eduardo Apodaca
Pete Salazar
W. K. War-ren
Bunco
J. H. Mackenzie
A. AM. Scott. Warren
Western Electric Company
California
Felipe Zamora
Ross Salazar
Warren J
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James Bezemek
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Ira Sprecher
Shoup
Labor Assembly
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NSU
Dawson II
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Western Electric
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