Lava Torrent Threatens Italian Town of Linguaglossa
Catania June 19 AP report describes Mount Etna eruption driving a lava torrent toward Linguaglossa with a lava sheath 90 yards wide and two miles around, destroying fields, forcing mass evacuations, and drawing in King Victor Emmanuel and the pope's shelters as planes watch progress.
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Catania
Italy
Associated Press
Mount Etna
Linguaglossa
Bronte
Etna
Francavilla
Castiglione
Giardini
Flumefreddoe
Red Cross
Jana
Glarre
Buna
Sciaro Pass
Victor Emmanuel
Fitna
Tata
Messina
Taormina
Weather Outlook for Denver and Southwest States
Denver and New Mexico expect fair skies Wednesday with cloudiness and possible showers in parts of Arizona on Wednesday. Unsettled Thursday with little temperature change and chances of showers in northwest and north central areas.
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Yforecast
Denver
New Mexico
University Weather Record For Twenty Four Hours
Conditions for the twenty four hours ended at 6 pm yesterday recorded by the university. Highest temperature 88 lowest unknown. Humidity and wind details are incomplete but indicate south wind and a clear day.
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Sess Ees
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Lear
Carnazza Leaves For Devastated Mount Etna Region
Rome reports Italian public works minister Gabriele Carnazza has departed for the Mount Etna area to aid 30 000 homeless after the volcano eruption. Dispatches from Catania noted ongoing destruction with Linguaglossa hopes of safe status, while Piccilo Pallasmelata and Ferno were wiped out and refugees streamed into Catania.
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Rome
Associated Press
Gabriele Carnazza
Mount Etna
Catania
Piccilo
Pallasmelata
Ferno
Catanian
Dempsey Forced to Forego Hills Run in Rain Workout
Great Falls Montana June 19 AP report notes heavy rain kept Jack Dempsey indoors at his camp. He trained ten rounds, sparring with three partners, then ran calisthenics and a rubdown. Burke tested Dempsey with a body punch while Billy Wells and George Godfrey faced him, showing defense and balance in close quarters.
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Great Falls
Mont
Associated Press
Jack Dempsey
Jack Burke
Pittsburgh
Dempsey
Tom Gibbons
Burke
St. Paul
Billy Wells
Wells
George Godfrey
Godfrey
Harding Starts Western Tour After Today Noon
President Harding begins a cross country journey just after noon today marking the longest trip of his administration. He will travel across the continent visiting key cities and meeting military and civic leaders during the tour.
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Harding
Harding Plans Longest Presidential Trip Yet
President Harding launches a two month journey across the continent to Alaska, Canada, the Pacific coast, the Panama Canal Zone and Porto Rico. He will deliver fourteen formal addresses en route to Tacoma and five on the Pacific coast, with more platform speeches and numerous public engagements expected. The trip covers about 15067 miles, approaching Taft's historic circuit.
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Washington
Harding
Alaska
Canada
Pacific Coast
Panama Canal Zone
Porto Rico
Yukon
White House
Tacoma
Wash
Pacific
Herding
St. Louis
Kansas City
Hutchinson
Kansas
Beaver
Cheyenne
Wye
Salt Lake City
Yocatello
Tasha Falls
Idaho
Butte
Helena
Mon
Spokane
Meacham
Portland
Oregon
Vancouver
B. C
Seattle
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
Panama Canal
New York
Wasnhington
Taft
Requisition Issued for Former Bank President at Taiban
Santa Fe June 19 Governor Hinkle issued a requisition for Paul T. White formerly president of the Bank of Commerce at Taiban who was indicted in De Baca county for knowingly permitting a deposit to be received by an insolvent bank The bank closed a year and a half ago White was arrested in Kansas City Missouri and released on 25600 bond but will not return without extradition.
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Santa Fe
Hinkle
Paul T. White
Bank of Commerce of
Taiban
de Baca County
White
Kansas City
Porto Rico Pledges Harding Two Votes for Nomination
In San Juan the Porto Rico Republican convention pledged two votes for President Harding’s renomination. The delegates adopted a platform calling for statehood and immediate liberalization of territorial government to extend U S constitutional rights and for governor elections.
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Porto Rico
Harding
San Juan
Associated Press
Forest Fire Rages on Baca Grant in Jemez Mountains
A forest fire covering about one thousand acres was raging on the Baca grant in the Jemez mountains. No danger to government forest and no Forest Service crews were helping. No further report on the Manzano fire. believed out. No word on the McKinley Land and Lumber Co. blaze near Thoreau.
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J. C. Kircher
Baca Grant
Jemez Mountains
Government Forest
Forest Service
Manzano
McKinley Land and Lumber Company
Thoreau
Marshal Petain Slightly Injured In Paris Mayence Express Crash
Paris Mayence express wreck last Friday caused Marshal Petain to be slightly injured while two officers accompanying him were killed. Petain was en route to the Ruhr and Rhineland for inspection and a planned Mayence parade, postponed.
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Serlin
Juna
Mareshal
Petain
Perlinger Tages Zeitung
Frankfort
Marshal Petain
Ruhr
Rhineland
Mayence
Grim Tale of Chinese Coolies Arrives in New York
Fifteen starving Chinese men drift into New York aboard The Mary Peatrice and recount a brutal smuggling ordeal. They say smugglers attacked them with belaying pins and marlinspikes after they refused higher bribes to enter the United States. They claim to have killed the attackers during the struggle.
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New York
Mary Peatrice
Ter
Calf Sales At NM Cattle Growers Meet Hint Lower Shipper Weights
The New Mexico Cattle and Horse Growers association executive meeting in Alamogordo discusses reduced minimum calf weights for shipments, potential rail limits from 22 000 to 16 000 pounds, and plans to list fall calves for market in the quarterly bulletin. Existing officers and new members are noted, including N J L Kent and Baird, with a benediction for late member J H Kelley.
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New Mexico Cattle and Horse Growers Association
Alamogordo
N. JL. Kent
State College
BE. T. Baird
Otero
Forest Services
New Mexico
Chamber of Commerce
Hugh Lt. Hodge
George H. Webster
Cimarron
A. Spencer
R. C. Souder
J. H. Kelley
Las Vegas
Benny Leonard tobox Tendler in Metropolis
New York June 19 As soc AP Benny Leonard lightweight champion will defend his title in a 15 round bout with Lew Tendler at Yankee stadium on July 23. Cromwell Athletic club will present the fight with a gate projected at 400000 Leonard to receive about 156000 Tendler 59000. The rivals have a long history including a previous 12 round no decision encounter at Royle's Thirty Acres and Leonard has been inactive recently.
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New York
Associated Press
Benny Leonard
Lew Tendler
Philadelphia
Yankee Stadium
Cromwell Athletic Club
Ross
Tendler
Leonard
Royle
Thirty Acres
Leonid
Ness
Waoackey
Finkie Mitchell
Milwaukee
Chicago
Five Wounded When Priest's House Is Riddled With Shots
In Pocahontas Arkansas on June 19 four priests and one lay church official were wounded when unidentified shooters fired into the home of Father Hierringer of the Finnle berg Catholic church five miles north of town. Injured include Father Straussner of Jonesboro with neck and shoulder wounds, Father Berlinger of Paragould with neck wound, Father Herringer with a minor flesh wound, Father Froitzheim of Pocahontas with a leg wound, and Joe Bruno a lay official shot in the back.
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Pocahontas
Ark
Father Hierringer
Finnleberg Catholic Church
Here
Father Straussner
Jonesboro
Pather Berlinger
Froitzheim
Joe Bruno
Rockefeller gifts 159000 to aid insulin diabetes treatment
New York June 19 A $159000 gift by John D Rockefeller Jr will fund insulin use in diabetes across 15 hospitals in the United States and Canada. Grants of 10000 to most hospitals with a few larger allocations support ward patients and physician training. selection led by Dr Simon Flexner includes Ann Arbor Johns Hopkins Boston Chicago Cleveland Iowa City Montreal New Orleans St Louis San Francisco Toronto and others.
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New York
United States
Canada
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Rockefeller
Simon Flexner
Ann Arbor
Mich
University Hospital
Baltimore
John Hopkins Hospital
Boston
New England
Deaconness Hospital
Chicago
Presbyterian Hopital
Cleveland
Lakeside Hospital
Iowa City University Hospital
Montreal
Royal Victoria Hospi
New Orlennes
Tournin Infirmary
Pschiatric Institute
St. Louis
Barns Hospital
San Francisco
Lane Hospital
Toronto
Hospital For Sick Children
Toronto General Hospital
University of Toronto Banting- Best Fund
Presbyterian Hospital
University of Toronto
Field men finish Sandoval County office audit report
Special to The Journal from Santa Fe reports Coke Johnston and G. H. Barrows field men in Comptroller FR. Carter s office returning from Sandoval County after examining county offices. They are preparing a report and expect to file with Carter in a few days.
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Journal
Santa Fe
Coke Johnston
G. H. Barrows
FR. H. Carter
Sandoval County
Carter
Spanish Army Orders Ban Mustaches at Ceuta
Spanish army authorities in Ceuta issue orders forbidding officers and soldiers of the regular army to shave. Only upper lip may wear moustaches, while hair length is left to individual preference and grooming ability.
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Ceuta
Morocco
Theowner
Latin American diplomats to visit Albuquerque for brief stop
Distinguished Latin American ambassadors ministers and consuls general will travel from Washington to Los Angeles and pass Albuquerque on June 30. Former Governor A Larrabozolo will chair the reception committee with M L Fox of the Chamber of Commerce coordinating. The special train arrives June 30 at 2 30 a m and will stop for 39 minutes, with a potential extra stop due to local Spanish heritage ties.
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South America
Los Angeles
Albuquerque
A. Larrazolo
M. L. Fox
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Traveling Man Named New Witness in Mount Death
B H Rouw, a San Francisco traveling man, will likely sign a statement for Chicago assistant state’s attorney Charles E Wharton about the Leighton Mount disappearance. Rouw identified five men from photos as resembling students seen loading a body into Evanston pier, but he cannot positively identify them. He said he accepted $199 from a tall man leader to stay silent about the affair.
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Ciifton
Ariz
B. H. Rouw
San Francisco
Leighton Mount
Charles 8. Wharton
Chicago
Wharton
Rouw
Evanston Pier
Mount
Evanston
Roun
Friouw
Snake Dance as a Hopi Rain Rite Described by Gen Robinson
Gen H F Robinson explains the Snake dance as a pious ritual rather than a show, detailing Hopi beliefs linking snakes lightning rain and crop success. The nine day ceremony involves snake washing and priestly cooperation of the Snake and Antelope clans with songs by Evangeline Perry.
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Montebanks
America
H. F. Robinson
United States Indian Irrigation Service
Theuniversaity
Evangeline Perry
Arizona
Goda
Pitched battles reported in bootlegger coast raids
Long Island clashes between deputy sheriffs and rum runners with New York gunmen are described. A civilian, Sidney Smith, lost an ear when a ferry-house raid uncovered liquor stock. Police and deputies pursued fleets of trucks carrying whisky through Greenport and Baldwin amid gunfire and rapid escapes.
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New York
Associated Press
Long Island
Amsen Biggs
Suffolk County
Greenport
Baldwin
Mquor
Biggs
Sidney Smith
Frank Davis
Smith
Captain Davis
Earth Tremors Reported at Georgetown University
Washington June 19 tremors were recorded from 5 52 to 6 50 pm on the Georgetown University seismograph with a maximum intensity between 6 11 and 6 14 pm The disturbance center, per Yather Tondorf observatory chief, appeared to lie in Central or South America He called the tremors rather severe.
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Washington
Georgetown
Anglo American Debt Funding Pact Signed for 62 Years
Washington June 19 The Anglo American Debt funding agreement providing for repayment of wartime loans amounting to 4.6 billion dollars has been formally signed completing the first binding US government arrangement to cover long term repayments. Sir Arthur Geddes and Secretary Mellon attached the indentures ending eight months of negotiations. Finland has also begun repayments but congressional approval for its agreement is still pending.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
Gaemas Exchange
Treasury
Sir Auckland Geddes
Dor
Mellon
Finland
Congress
Ional
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