Wall Street 16 Hit by Another Failure Receivership
New York reports the firm Knauth Nachod and Kahne, with 70 years on the street and 28 as stock exchange members, enters receivership with 11 million liabilities. Authorities see no bucketing. failure blamed on oil promotions and German mark slump. Watchful DA probes record disclosures and pending Fuller hearing on bucketing network.
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Wall Street
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Nachod
Kahne
The
Stock Exchange
New York
Knauth, Nachod and Kahne
New York Stock Exchange
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Nached
America
Banton
M. & Borland
Athletics alumni remain in major leagues across multiple teams
Cleveland reports that twenty five players discarded by the Philadelphia Athletics still play in the majors with various clubs. The piece lists pitchers catchers infielders and outfielders who moved to Yankees Red Sox Indians Tigers Browns and others, noting transfers and current teams.
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Cleveland
Associated Press
Philadelphia Athletics
Athletics
Boston
New York
St. Louis Browns
Ty Walker
Ernie Johnston
Derrik Pratt
Vernon Clemons
Bob Shawkey
Pen Nock
Joe Bush
Yankees
Coveleskie
Indians
Roy Moore
Tigers
Fillingsmana Watson
Braves
Rube Bressier
Cincinnati
Joe Cogan
George Burns
Red Sox
Larry Gardner
Johnny Lavan
Cardinals
Frank Baker
Jamieson
Strunk
White Sox
Bush
Hoyt
Jones
Pennock
Maye
Collins
Detroit
Schang
Ruel
Washington
Yanks
Judge
Pratt
Scott
McNally
Miller
Cubs
Seibold
Quinn
Ferguson
Piercy
Murray
O’doul
Shocker
Browns
Vance
Brooklyn
Ring
Phillies
Mogridge
Devermeer
Walters
Infieiders
Pourniler
Mitchell
McMillan
Gonzales says H15 pocketbook not stolen in Albuquerque case
Witness Gonzales testified that he cannot remember signing a complaint charging Juan Brady and two others in a night out dispute. Judge Roddy held Brady Herrera and Otero for grand jury on bonds of 5600 each while probing the case's broader actions.
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Raymond Gonzales
Juan Brady
J. K. Herrera
Juan Otero
George Roddy
Brady
Herrera
Otero
Judge Roddy
Ernest Polansky
Gonzales
Gongates
Albuquerque
South Third Street
Modesto Ortiz
Old Albuquerque
Ramon
Old
Alejo Sobrano
Roswell
Bisbee Youth Arrested on Arson Charge
Clyde Andrews a 17 year old employee of the Phelps Dodge Mercantile Co was arrested in Bisbee Arizona on arson charges. He was seen leaving the warehouse paper room just before a fire was found the fourth blaze in the last 24 hours. He denies involvement saying he went to gather supplies. He was held on a $500 bond provided by his father.
cotton workers strike in Orizaba district
In Mexico City on June 16 twelve thousand workers from mills breweries and bakeries in the Orizaba district walk out over disputes with employers regarding the Veracruz workmen's compensation law.
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Mentco
Mexico City
Orizaba
Vera Cruz
Denver Weather Forecast in New Mexico Outlook
Sunday forecast for New Mexico calls for generally fair skies with possible showers in the far eastern portion and cooler conditions. Monday expected to be fair and warmer in the west, with continued fair and slightly warmer conditions overall.
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Denver
New Mexico
Weather statistics from the university report
Conditions for the twenty four hours ending 6 p m yesterday recorded by the university show a high temperature of 92 with a low of 28 and a 24 hour mean of 40. Humidity at 6 a m was 46 percent and at 6 p m 11 percent. Precipitation not listed. Wind velocity around 50s with a southern direction.
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Rene
Trains Delayed by Cloudburst in Bloom Colorado
A cloudburst near Bloom Colorado between Ta Junta and Trinidad washed out 380 feet of track. Santa Fe trains westbound were detoured via the Colorado and Southern railroad. No 3 trains reaching Albuquerque hours late, No 7 and No 1 also delayed with arrival times after dark.
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Bloom
Colo
Ta Junta
Trinidad
Santa Fe
Pueblo
Colorado and Southern Railroad
Albuquerque
Three Hundred Coal Miners Drowned in China Mine Disaster
Shanghai June 18 AP dispatch reports three hundred Chinese coal miners were drowned at Tsaochwang after Chinese soldiers cut power to halt pumps. The mine, the second largest in China, is owned and run by Chinese. only two Germans were present installing new machinery.
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Shanghai
Associated Press
Tsaochwang
China
Freshnt
Pershing Presents Diplomas To Future Generals at West Point
General Pershing presents diplomas to a new class of officers from West Point. The ceremony marks another graduation of future U S military leaders for Uncle Sam's fighting forces.
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Gen. Pershing
U. S
Uncle Sam
Eneral Pershing
Michigan Wing Attains NCAA Track Championship Lead
Seventeen Michigan athletes dominated the NCAA meet, scoring 31 points to lead 62 institutions. Stanford Edison in second with 14.5, Iowa and Johns Hopkins tied for third with 14, and Illinois and Mississippi A&M tied for sixth with 13. A world record fell in 220 yard low hurdles by Walter Brookings of Iowa, while De Hart Hubbard of Michigan set a new broad jump mark.
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Chicago
Associated Press
University of Michigan
National Collegiate Athletic Association
America
Wolverine Stars
Leland Stanford
Michigan
University of Iowa
Johns Hopkins
Penn State College
University of Illinois
Mississippi A. & M
University of Southern California
Kansas State Agricultural College
University of Kansas
Wabash College
de Hart Hubbard
Legendre
Georgetown
E. O. Gourdin
Harvard
Missouri Valley
Drake
Kraenziein
University of Pennsylvania
Freight rates cut on five Arizona railroads
The Arizona Corporation Commission ordered five railroads to reduce freight charges on grain products by 16 percent between Arizona points. The Arizona Eastern Paso & Southwestern Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Southern Pacific and Tucson Cornelia Gila Bend must implement the changes by July 15 following a complaint by the Arizona Grain Growers Association and Salt River Valley and Tucson milling firms alleging interstate shipments were favored.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
State Corporation Commission
Arizona Eastern
My Paso & Southwestern
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
Tucson
Cornelia & Gila Bend
Arizona Grain Growers Association
Salt Hiver Valley
Enrollment at UNM Summer School Expands Fast
Enrollment during the third day of the university summer session surpasses last year’s entire term. The six week program began in 1922 with 202 students. this year 268 are enrolled with potential growth to 250. The group includes teachers from multiple states and twenty one counties. Lectures by Perry, Robinson, Hickey, Prager and Hubbell highlight a varied schedule on education, legends, tours, and storytelling.
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Ll. B. Mitchell
New York
Mississippi
Colorado
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Oklahoma
Arizona
New Mexico
Reuben Dpd
Perry
H. F. Robinson
General Robinson
Evangeline Perry
Ethel Hickey
Koshare
Arthur Prager
Chamber of Commerce
Mesa
Georges Hubbell
Story Tellers’ League
John McParland International Typographical Union Leader Dies
John McParland president of the International Typographical union and noted labor leader died in Indianapolis at age 55 from heart trouble after a severe influenza attack. His home was in New York City.
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Joan M’parland
Indianapolis
Ind
John McParland
International Typographical Union
Dig
New York City
Denver Priest's Brother-In-Law Surrenders in Liquor Case
John A. Walsh, brother-in-law of Father Walter Grace, indicted with the priest and Katherine OConnor for alleged federal liquor law violations, surrendered to U S marshals in Denver. Walsh posted a $1000 bond and declined comment. Mrs OConnor, daughter of mill owner J K Mullen, was out of town but expected to surrender next week with Henry McAllister Jr named as her attorney.
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Colo
John A
Jack) Walsh
Walter Grace
Katherine O'Connor
Denver Society
United States
Walsh
Father Grace
O'Connor
J. K. Mullen
Henry McAllister, Jr
Denver Priest Grace Indicted In Prohibition Conspiracy Case
Father Walter M. Grace pastor of a Denver suburb church surrendered on bond after a Pueblo grand jury indicted him on conspiracy charges tied to the disappearance of $20,600 in Early Times whisky. Also named are Mrs Katherine OConnor and John R Walsh with bond set at 1900 each. Four former prohibition agents await trial.
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Colo
Walter m. Grace
Aravada
Pueblo
Katherine O'Connor
J. K. Mullen
Denver Miller
John R. Walsh
Colorado
Father Grace
O'Connor
Federal Grand Jury
Marshal W. A. Collison
Tsne
Mia
Walsh
Prohibition Office
MacClenahan
Kentucky
O’connor
Group of
Mrs. O'Connor
Father Grace and
Mystery Woman in Croker Will Case Found in Missouri
Brand Missouri June 16 Mrs KR B Kays wife of a Rock Island telegraph operator staying in Bell says she is the mysterious Mrs Guy Marone linked to the Croker will case She claims marriage to Guy Marone in 1911 divorce in 1913 and renting an apartment in Northampton Massachusetts with him The Croker Davies testimony had named Mrs Marone but was deemed unsubstantial by the jury She sent a cable to Mrs Croker asserting her identity and sought to correct the record to show justice for Mrs Croker
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Marone
R. C. Davies
Northampton
Mase
Davies
Dublin
Buin Croker
Thornton Named Assistant Highway Engineer Effective July 1
Captain R K Thornton ex serviceman and former Capital City bank staff will take the post as assistant state highway engineer on July 1 succeeding D L Comiskey. French announced the move as part of department reorganization with Elif Bauer becoming chief clerk and James J Seligman moving to bookkeeper after his postmaster term ends June 28. No successor named for Thornton’s disbursing clerk role.
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Santa Fe
R. K. Thornton
Capital City Bank
D. L
Thornton
Cherry Tree Wins Enquirer Handicap at Tatonia
Cherry Tree a three year old Broomstick Cerise colt ran to win the Enquirer handicap feature at Tatonia Kentucky. In a 11-16 mile race the time was 1 52 with Fair Phantom second and Prince K third. Cherry Tree paid 21.70 straight 11.70 place and 7.10 show.
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Tatonia
Cherry Tree
Moses Goldblatt
Fair Phantom
Prince K
Denver Woman Defies Court After Child Guidance Debate
In June 1924 a Denver couple welcomed a baby boy, the result of a plan by Mrs Gertrude Cossidenti to have more children despite a 1921 juvenile court case. The case revolved around alleged insanitary conditions and inadequate care for five children, and the judge had proposed an operation. the mother publicly declared she would have more children, a stance echoed by the husband.
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Denver
Colo
Gertrude Cossidenti
Clide Cossidenti
Royal HK. Graham
Afra
Cossidenti
Greeley River Flood Forces Livestock to Safety
Flooding from the Poudre and Platte rivers near Greeley Colorado forces bridge closures and evacuations. Livestock are moved from low areas as one hundred families abandon homes and roads are blocked. Reports say the Poudre rose rapidly, with subsidence seen below Fort Collins.
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Greeley
Colo
Poudre River
Island Grove Park Tourlet
Auburbe
Gresley
Boyd Ranch
Cty
Platte River
Evans
Union Pacific Railroad
Port Collina
Windsor
Poudre
Poudre Canyon
Tinmath
Cole
Fort Collins
Two Mexican heirs to Terrazas estate named
Denver June 16. Abel and Carlos Terrazas two young Mexican mining engineers are prospective heirs to the Terrazas estate in Chihuahua after the death of General Luise Terrazas. The grandsons study at the Colorado School of Mines. Abel spends summer in Denver and plans to finish his course before returning to Mexico to pursue engineering. Carlos plans to complete his studies in two years.
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Denver
Terrazas
Chihuahua
Mexico
Luise Terrazas
General Terrazas
Abel
Carlos Terrazas
Colorado School of Mines
Carlos
School of Mines
Pioneer of Silver City Dies and Funeral Closes Town
Silver City New Mexico mourns Anna Masin a 69 year old Bohemian native who arrived in the United States as a girl and grew to become the citys leading real estate holder and civic donor. Her husband Vincent Masin died years ago leaving a fortune she expanded with shrewd investments. She supported the Woman's club Red Cross and many local charities. In tribute all business paused for an hour on the funeral day.
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Silver City
N. M
Anna Masin
Men Plead Guilty to Voluntary Manslaughter Charge
Camilo Lujan and Juan Pablo Garcia pleaded guilty in San Miguel County District Court to voluntary manslaughter of Trancito Valdez. Judge Dr. J. Leahy may sentence them Monday morning. Garcia fled, Lujan killed Valdez, attacked Lujan's wife, then stoned the victim and left. Mrs. Lujan survived after crawling to a road and being found by a freighter.
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Las Vegas
N. AL
Camilo Lujan
Juan Pablo Garcia
Trancito Valdez
San Miguel County
Dr. J. Leahy
Lujan
Garcia
Valdez
Bangueja Canyon
Delgado
Charles Silvers
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John A. Walsh
R. B. Kays
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Terrazas Estate
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