Harding Addresses Midwestern Farmers With Optimism
President Harding toured the Middle West delivering an upbeat message on postwar agriculture. He reviewed government aid, highlighted farm credits legislation, and said it would provide adequate investment and working capital on favorable terms, help restore fair prices, and ease farmer debts. He noted improved farm product values and a stabilized balance between livestock and grain.
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Hutchinson
Kans
Harding
Demessium
Harding Drives Tangtor Binder in Wheat Field
President Warren G. Harding visits Hutchinson Kansas where he drives a ten foot Tangtor binder in a one hundred acre wheat field. He chats with workers and children, shakes hands, and demonstrates the Ohio way of shocking grain as part of a western trip stop.
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Hutchinson
Kans
Iby
Associated Press
Warren G. Harding
Kansas
Ohio
Middle West
Jonathan M. Davia
Harding
Chester O'Neil
Mrs. Harding
Miners Threaten Strike as Contracts Expire in August
A federal commission moves quickly to finish its report on conditions in the hard coal field amid a looming August strike threat as contracts near their end. The piece notes tensions between miners and operators and the urgency of findings.
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Federal Commission
Weather Summary for Denver and Southwest States
Denver reports fair skies through Sunday and Monday with little temperature change. New Mexico sees fair weather Sunday and Monday. Arizona forecast calls for fair conditions Sunday, slightly warmer Monday, with cooler west and north portions.
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Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
Weather Summary From University yesterday
Conditions for the twenty four hours ended at 6 a m yesterday reported by the university. Highest temperature 90. Lowest 30. Mean 56. Humidity 68 percent. Wind southeast, light to moderate. Sky clear.
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Isaassen
Pe Weseseeeeen
Prisoner of distinction 18 granted pardon
Special to The Journal Santa Fe June 23 Governor Hinkle commuted the sentence and freed Willis C C Hirsch a Medal of Honor recipient for heroic drowning rescues at the Tennessee launch incident. He had been convicted of obtaining money under false pretenses and was to serve one to two years. He will receive treatment for head injuries at Fort Sheridan hospital.
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Santa Fe
Hinkle
Willis CC. Hirsch
Tennessee
Newport News
Hirsch
Grant County
Fort Sheridan
Wyo
Arkansas
Little Tock
Arington Cemetery
Washington
New Mexico
American Legion
Unions Dominate New Element in Anthracite Wages Fight
Washington June 28 AP report says a miners wage dispute heats as the coal commission rushes a wage costs report to aid negotiations. Anticipated wage increases follow strong unity shifts. miners wage contracts expire August 31 and a threat of strikes looms.
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Washington
Associated Press
The
Coal Commission
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Harding
West
John Ways Hammond
Hammond
Marshall
Clark Howell
George Otis Smith
Charles P. Neill
Edward Devine
Commission
Girl abducted dies from injuries after attack case
Astrea Jolley a 14 year old key witness in the Frank Sanceri case dies of injuries from alleged abductions and assaults over several days. The girl was reported dying last night in Los Angeles with a preliminary hearing set for next Monday. four other men remain free on bond.
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Los Angeles
Astrea Jolley
Frank Sanceri
Miss Jolley
W. T. Jolley
Lancers
Lherty
Ball
Geraldine Farrar Wins Divorce Suit
New York reported Geraldine Farrar has won her divorce from Lou Tellegen. Samuel Untermeyer, counsel for Farrar, announced that a referee’s report recommending a decree was filed.
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New York
Geraldine Farrar
Lou Tellegen
Samuel Untermyer
Miss Farrar
Dual personality killer case shocks Chicago police
Chicago police probe a murder tied to Fred Thompson a man who lived as Mrs Frances Carrick a woman in a Hyde Park apartment. The case unravels as Thompson explains a longstanding Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde life revealing the complex motive and tangled marriage behind the Tesmer slaying.
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Central Press
Windy City
Hyde Park
Fred Thompson
Richard C. Tesmer
Frank Carrick
Frances Carrick
Detective Bureau
Hughes
Tesmer
Jekyl
Hyde
West Schiller Street
Carrick
Thompson
Turks Declare Diogord Exits Among Allies
Lausanne June 23 The Italian delegation issued a communique denying earlier press reports that Italy had not forwarded Lausanne instructions on the Ottoman debt question. Turks claim discord exists among allies though others deny it. Five English concessionists report failure to settle Angora talks, pressuring a firm Lausanne stance. Riza Nur Bey says his delegation will not act on concessions until evacuation and debt questions are settled.
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Lausanne
Associated Press
Italy
Turkey
Vicers Armstrong
Riza Nur Bey
Hhis
Second Requisition Issued for Teal in 1921 Arson Case
Santta Fe June 23 A second requisition was granted by Governor Hinkle on request of District Attorney Woodward for William A Teal of Clayton. He is accused of burning the Four States Reed company warehouse and elevator in Clayton on April 4 1921. A prior requisition charged him with burning his Union County home on July 4 1921 with intent to defraud an insurer.
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Santta Fe
Hinkle
Woodward
Clayton
William A. Teal
Oklahoma
Teal
Four States Beed Company
Union County
City of Socorro Defended in Federal Suit Over Bonds
Special to The Journal Santa Fe June 28. Catholic Church Extension Society sues City of Socorro in federal court seeking 5549.56 on bonds issued in 1897 payable in ten years at option and absolute payable in 60 years. Defendant corporation contends.
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Santa Fe
Catholic Church Extension Society of the
Socorro
Econtescer Jude: Nent
Harding Meets and Recognizes Girl He Loved Forty Five Years Ago
At the Kansas state fair Hutchinson president Warren Harding told a 70 000 strong crowd of a boyhood romance with Mattie Mei of Caledonia now a grandmother and citizen. He recalled the girl as his first sweetheart and described their meeting after recognizing her again.
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Mutchinson
Kan
Jane
Warren Harding
Warren
Mattie
United States
Hutchinson
Kansas
State Fair Grounds
Mattie Mei
Caledonia
Fruit Harvest Forecast Delights Rio Grande Valley
Reports from north and south of Albuquerque indicate the middle Rio Grande valley will yield the largest fruit crop in history this year. Apricots and peaches are abundant, cherries are ripening, and grapes are set for a massive production. orchards near the city report heavy loads and limb strain from the bounty.
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Albuquerque
Co. B
Clark
H. Charles Toehle
Old Albuduerane
B. Clark
Bar Examinations Scheduled For August
The state Board of bar examiners announces exams for admission to the bar will be held starting August 14. Applicants must file with the clerk of the Supreme Court by July 15.
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BAR
Santa Fe
State Board of Bar Examiners
Supreme Court
City completes big storm sewer outlet with 30 foot right of way
City Manager B H Calkins announced the storm sewer outlet is completed, running from Seventh and Central to the river with a four by four foot concrete box. The project, costing $30,000 from a bond issue, includes a 30 foot right of way donated by owners and aims to support a future road to Rio Grande park.
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B. H. Calkins
Seventh and Central
Stover Avenue
Calkins
Rio Grande Park
Forest Fire in Jemez Mountains Reported Controlled
Santa Fe June 23 A forest fire at the Baca location in the Jemez mountains was reported under control after 60 to 75 men fought it overnight and today. Smoke remained visible from the range as Deputy Supervisor Fincett led the fire brigade. the land belongs to Bond and Nohl of Espanola.
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Journal
Santa Fe
Baca
Jemez Mountains
Forest Supervisors
Fincett
Bond and Nohl
Espanola
Two Deaths Reported From Heat In Milwaukee
Two deaths occurred today due to the heat as temperatures hovered near 30 degrees. Local authorities cautioned residents to seek shade and hydrate amid the prolonged heat spell.
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Milwaukee
Pair Arrested for Killing a Bull in Cedro
Jose Mora and Mewes Sandoval were arrested by Deputy Salazar and Deputy Apodaca early morning in Cedro for killing a bull owned by Griegos. They were jailed and await a hearing. Griegos reported previous bull disappearances, with one carcass found in their wagon and a revolver recovered.
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Jose Mora
Mewes Sandoval
Cedro
Ross Salazar
Jacob Apodaca
Candelaria Griegos
Griegos
Bandoval
Jose Grieos Y Garcia
Carlos Grieges
Sandoval
Mora
Grieges
Salazar
Apodaca
Albuquerque
Cgirlegos
Hfe
Santa Fe, Knights of Columbus face rematch at Barelas Park
Santa Fe and the Knights of Columbus meet for the second time this season after Santa Fe won the first clash on the Santa Fe diamond. Manager Cavanaugh aims to even the score as Sewell Jones or Ted OConnell would start if Jones delays. Smokey Gomez will pitch for Santa Fe with Collins catching, and a large crowd is expected at Barelas Park for an 8 o’clock start.
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Santa Fe
Knights of Columbus
Cavanaugh
Knights
Sewell Jones
Ted O'Connell
O’connell
Albuquerque Graya
Casey
Smokey” Gomez
Grays
Collins
Barelas Park
Mascart Knocks Out McAdam in First Round Bout
In Paris on June 23 Mascart the French featherweight defeated Mike McAdam with a first round knockout delivering a sharp early finish in the boxing match.
Baltic and Berengaria Seized Over Liquor Supplies
U S authorities test three mile limit by breaking seals on ships Baltic and Berengaria in New York. Surplus alcohol removed from the Baltic with more to follow on Berengaria while protests are filed and permits sought.
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New York
United States
Treasury Department
Baltic
Uncle Sam
Berengaria
White Star Ine
Cunard
Strangler Lewis Arrested Three Times in Cleveland
Rochester reports wrestling champion Ed Lewis was arrested three times while driving through Cleveland as authorities checked for a suspect in a Cleveland policeman's shooting. He was identified and released after proving who he was, spending about six hours in transit and station holds.
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Cleveland
Rochester
N. Y
Strangler
Lewis
Europe
Arthur Whitfield
Heat Wave Persists Across Central U S With No Relief Seen
Chicago June 3 The Weather Bureau reports an unprecedented multi state heat wave continuing into a second week. Readings over 90 degrees stretch from the central to the south and west central regions with Decatur Illinois at 200 degrees. No relief in sight for Ohio New Orleans and the Dakotas while scattered thundershowers appear in the north. Water shortages prompt restrictions and arrests for sprinkling in some suburbs.
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West Central
Weather Bureau
Decatur
Middle
Middle Western
Lake Region
Mississippi Valley
Atlantic Coast
Ohio
New Orleans
Nebraska
Harding
Kansas
Salt Lake City
Witah
Air Mall Service
Sierra Nevada
Minnesota
Dakotas
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