Harding urges American adherence to world court in western trip
President Harding uses a st. Louis speech to press the permanent Court of International Justice as the sole peace agency and outlines changes to its structure. He argues for U.S. equal status and reiterates opposition to the League of Nations as a league court while praising the court’s utility and independence.
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Harding
St. Louis
Associated Press
Permanent Court of International «Justice
Ciny
International Tribunal
League of Nations
Permanent Court of Arbitration
League
Court of Justice
Doutter
Jiarding
Giacourtery
World Court
Sresult
Guinea
Washington
Hague Tribunal
Genesia
Hague
Bprs Stalvg
United States
Permanent Court of International Justice
Mr. Harding
Sountry
Game League
Heat Wave Sweeps Nation With Prostrations and Deaths
Chicago endures peak heat with more than twenty new prostrations and seventeen deaths over three days as the nation from the Atlantic to the Great Lakes bakes. Cooler relief appears limited to parts of the West with frosts in New Mexico and cold snaps near Salt Lake City.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Atlantic Coast
Superior
Wis
Mobile
Ala
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
New Mexico
McGaffey
Salt Lake City
Rockies
Weather Porlcase Denver Forecast Brief
Denver forecast notes fair conditions in New Mexico Friday and Saturday with unsettled weather in the extreme eastern portion. Temperature remains largely unchanged. Arizona expects fair skies and slightly warmer conditions Friday and Saturday.
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Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
University Weather Report Shows Clear Northeast Wind
The twenty four hour period ended yesterday recorded by the university shows a high temperature around 52 degrees and a low near 44. Humidity varied with readings around 64 percent at peak, precipitation minimal, wind directed from the northeast.
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S.s
Gay
Death of John YT Alivin Close Edison Friend
John YT Alivin, described as a close personal friend of Thomas A Edison, died in Laramie Wyoming at the age of 77. The two men were longtime companions who learned Morse code together and often communicated by nods between buildings, using telegraph signals as their language.
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Tdison
Treend
Laramie
Wyvo
John YT
Alivin
Thomas A. Hdison
Kidison
Extraordinary New Mexico Medical Society meeting ends with fracture study
The New Mexico Medical Society wrapped up its unusually active session with a detailed paper on thigh and clavicle fractures by Dr. Clark Hawley of Chicago. Officers were elected led by president elect Dr. J. W. Storer of Gallup and editor Dr. G. S. MelAndress.
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New Mexico Society
J. W. Storer
Gallup
New Mexico Medical Society
Clark Hawley
Chicago
San Francisco
Roevel
Las Vegas
J. Kt. Gilbert
of &Ecorro
Elka Club
Chamber of Commerce
Albuquerque
Bernalillio County Medical Society
Dr. Rider
Cathcart
el Paseo
Ralph H. Mayer
Willamb. Coley
New York
Hawley
Flood Ravages City After Cloudburst in Historic Surge
A cloudburst triggered the worst floods in the region, inundating most of the city and flooding houses in parts of the residential area above the second floor. Property damage was great.
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Ing
Harding in St Louis Seizes Rotary visit and city corner
President Harding completes his St Louis stop with a Rotary International address at the Coliseum, lays a city hall cornerstone, and stresses service and strong city government. The procession, crowds, and policy remarks highlight his first leg of a cross country trip.
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St. Louis
Associated Press
Harding
International Rotary
World Court
Forest Park
Coliseum
Rotary
America
City Club
Amateur golfer sets world marathon record in San Antonio
Nord Morris, San Antonio amateur golfer, completed 238 holes to set a new world marathon golf record. He began at 4 55 a m and finished the final hole at 8 10 p m after thirteen rounds on a 6200 yard course and playing the first two holes twice before darkness ended play.
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San Antonio
Tex
Nord
Morris
Magee Guilty on Libel Charge in New Mexico Trial
Carl C. Magee editor of the New Mexico State Tribune was found guilty of criminal libel against Chief Justice Frank W. Parker by a Fourth Judicial District Court jury. A motion for a new trial was set for consideration, and Magee remains free on a $3,000 cash bond while a contempt case and other libel indictments proceed. The trial featured defense attorney KR Hanna and defense counsel Nelli B. Field.
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Las Vegua
N. M
Carl C. Magee
New Mexico State Tribune
Caief
Frank W. Parker
Supreme Court of New Mexico
Petit Jury
Djudicial District Court
KR. H. Hanna
David J. Leahy
Magee
Luis FE. Armijo
Nelli B. Field
Albuquerque
J. H. Wagner
New New Mexico Normal University
Meadows Hotel
San Miguel County
Mexican blankets seized in El Paso smuggling case
Customs officers seized Mexican blankets valued at thousands in a Washington DC hotel room as smuggled goods. They alleged whisky, murder and international intrigue involving El Paso and Juarez residents. One man linked to the seizure was later killed in a smugglers battle and his body weighed down in the Rio Grande.
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K. W. L. Growr
Case
Battle Creek
Mich
Cathcart
el Paso
Lir
Brown
Dr. Brown
London
Tex
Washington
BP. C
Imperial Council of the Shrine
Juarez
Syinge
United States
Here
Elis
Rio Grande
Yale and Harvard Meet on Thames in Annual Boat Race
New London Conn June 21 Harvard and Yale crews renew a long rivalry in the fifty sixth annual regatta on the Thames river. Three races are on the program with freshmen and junior varsity eights in the morning and the varsity four mile contest in the evening.
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New London
Conn
Harvard
Yale
Thames River
Lava Threat Eases as Etna Lava Flows Sideward
A lava stream from Mount Etna veers into a side road and floods a valley near Linguaglossa and Castiglione, sparing TLéiguagiowa from destruction. Officials report the area still shrouded in ash and smoke with towns evacuating amid explosions and stampedes. Messengers report empty hamlets like Catena, while relief funds pour in from Pope Pius and King Victor Emmanuel and Italian municipalities.
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Catania
Associated Press
Uniesa
Mount Etna
Tléiguagiowa
Linguagiossa
Castiglione
Catena
Pericoli
Strace and
Battarlia
Pope Pius
Victor Emmanuel
New York
Italy
U C Will Break Foreign Seals Seize Liquors
Washington reports that U S treasury officials will seize beverages bearing foreign government seals brought within three miles of U S shores. The Berengaria and Olympic cases prompt a policy to break seals and transfer liquor to bonded warehouses while protests by shipping lines are filed.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Berengarm
New York
Berengaria
Olympic
Stark
Moss
Mellon
Kansas Seeks Harvester Aid on Alaska Trip
Hutchinson Kansas June 1 by the Associated Press Harding may lend a hand in harvesting Kansas wheat when his party stops here Saturday morning on his 15 000 mile Alaskan trip He will be asked to drive a combined harvester thresher through a Kansas Wheat field near Hutchinson as movie cameras click A large crowd is expected if he participates in other program features
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Hutchinson
Kans
Associated Press
Harding
Kansas
Barty
Former League Player Tommy Jones Dies at 49
Tommy Jones former major league first baseman died in Danville Pennsylvania hospital. He played for Baltimore St Louis and Detroit in the American League and Milwaukee in the Federal League. He was 49.
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Leagupr
Mahaneny City
Tommy Jones
Danville
Jones
Baltimore
J. Louis
Detroit
Milwaukes Cluh
Aimericaan
Puseyfoot to voyage Egypt and Africa for Tut tomb study
William P F Puseyfoot announced plans to sail on the George Was toward Egypt to study King Tutankhamen’s tomb. He will then proceed to South Africa and overland to the tomb, seeking historical data and insights.
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New York
William PF
Puseyfoot
Tatenkhamen
Pneland
George Was
South Africa
Gtut
Woman Gives Up Big Fortune To Be Free
Chicago reports Mrs Joseph B Wilson won a Nevada divorce on June 8 and forfeits $100000 trust from her father banker Charles K Ford. The suit by her brother Eugene E Ford and other executors upholds the Ford will with income paid while she remains married and cohabits.
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Chicago
Joseph 8. Wilson
Second Judicial District Court of Nevada
Charles KE. Ford
Eugene E. Ford
Whittier Defies Comptroller Over Check Sheets Dispute
Santa Fe June 21 state comptroller R H Carter accuses A G Whittier of unfair conduct after Whittier withholds check sheets from the comptroller. Carter sends matter to attorney general as Whittier asserts readiness to review auditing matters with him in detail.
Former Sandoval County officials to hear audit before public release
Santa Fe reports a hearing will be held for retired Sandoval county officials regarding an audit of county offices in Bernalillo. Comptroller Carter says the tentative report may include criticism or charges, and officials can explain their actions at Bernalillo courthouse on June 7, 1925 before the report is released.
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Santa Fe
Sandoval
Bernalillo
Bernalilio
Comptrollers
Bernabe
Hk. BH
Carter
State Compt
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Tolea
Tulsa, Okia
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Thames
U. C
Treasury Department
Tut
Helmick
R. H. Carter
A. G. Whittier
Comptroller
Attorney General's Office
Whittier
Las Cruots
Mr. Carter
Agricultural College
Neral
Mr. Helmick
Office of State Comptroller
Sandoval County
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