Harding administration not hostile to organized labor
President Harding on a June Helena stop rejects claims of anti labor bias, saying the administration seeks to ease capital and labor conflict and uphold private initiative. He argues the nation has avoided extremism by steering a middle course and preserving credit, industry, and wages. Continued on page two.
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NO ADORERS BUT MOVIE HERO IT NOT PERTURBED
Ralph Graves a famed film star travels from Santa Fe to New York to arrange his next project Yolanda with William Randolph Hearst He has starred opposite Gloria Swanson and with D W Griffith and is a tall reserved Scotchman seeking large costume productions
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Santa Fe
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Ralph Gravee
French Senate Votes Fund for Continuation of Invasion
The French Senate approves a new fund supporting continued coercive action against Germany. Premier Poincare asserts forces will push on until Germany concedes, signaling sustained wartime pressure and potential escalation.
Weather Forecast for Denver and Southwest States
Denver and New Mexico expect fair weather with warmer Saturday. Arizona also forecasts fair conditions Saturday and Sunday, with cooler readings Sunday in the western portion.
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New Mexico
Arizona
University weather summary for twenty four hours ended
Data from the university records show temperatures with a high of 62 degrees and a low around 44 degrees. Wind direction listed as south with a calm or light breeze noted.
Practical Joker Triggers Shelby Excitement Over Phony Telegram
Shelby Mont June 29 A telegram signed Louis W Til to Mayor Jim Johnson sparked wild town excitement. It claimed Gib bons and fight fans would prevent plans to fight Dempsey with cash and securities to hospitalize him. Later it was exposed as a practical joke by a ra zz er.
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Associated Press
Louis W. Til
Jim Johnson
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Tom
Dempsey
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Great Northern Railroad
Wisconsin Wins Senior Group Trophy in ROTC Rifle Matches
Wisconsin, representing the sixth corps area, won the senior group trophy with a score of 5 851 in National ROTC gallery rifle matches. Minnesota second with 8 789. Oakland high school won the junior group with 5 850, Fremantle school of Oakland runner up with 5 848.
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Calif
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Quickel Auto Opens In New Outlet After Large Fire
Quickel Auto and Supply Co opened at 209 North Fourth Street after a fire wrecked the old plant at Central and Sixth. Manager Ben Hillenkoetter said enough cars were on hand to meet orders until a shipment arrived. Insurance adjuster expected. owner Cortez Quickel traveling.
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Thomas Hughes
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France Presses Ruhr Demands in Poincare Speech
Paris reports Premier Poincare rallied the Senate to vote credits of 307 million francs for the Ruhr occupation. He warned Germany faces looming ruin as France and Belgium reject concessions and insist on payment before any Ruhr evacuation or changes in the debt agreement. The premier accused Berlin and industrials of passive resistance.
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Louis Cole Players Grip Midstream Title in Golf Final
Minneapolis June 29 By the Associated Press Richard Ez. Bockencamp aged 22 and Eddie Held who must record another birthday before voting will decide the winner of the 23rd annual trans Mississippi golf tournament here tomorrow. St. Louis holds the championship as finalists are Forest Park graduates from the city. Semifinalists Harry Legg of Minneapolis and J W Reddick of Omaha fell early and failed to recover after a rough start.
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Associated Press
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Eddie Held
St. Louis
Forest Park
Harry Legg
J. W. Reddick
Omaha
Legg
Mortana
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Reddick
Meee
President in Kansas Demonstrates Wheat Harvest Methods
President Harding visited Kansas during his western trip and heard farmers’ concerns about marketing grain and fair prices. He climbed onto a tractor and binder on Chester O Neal’s farm and demonstrated wheat stacking by Ohlans, showcasing harvest techniques.
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Kansas
Huetchingen
Chester O'Neal
Work's Belief on Board President Harding's Special Train
Secretary Work of the interior department explained his reasons for accepting the resignation of Ai P. F. Davie former director of the reclamation service The plan reorganizes the service to have a chief who aids farmers rather than supervise engineering work E W Weymouth becomes chief engineer and TD W Davis of Idaho is named bureau chief The move aims to recover debts from farmers and extend agricultural support to reclamation districts and homesteaders
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Bureau of Reclamation
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E. Weymouth
Agriculture Department
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Alaska
Fog stops aviators four day stay attempt near Rockwell Field
Captain Lewell H. Smith and Lieutenant John B. Richter aimed for a four day endurance flight but a sudden ocean fog forced a crash on mud flats near Rockwell field. Their special airplane overturned. propeller and wings damaged. next try unlikely until the next full moon period.
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Severe Earth Tremors Felt in California
Los Angeles reports a severe quake shaking San Bernardino and three sharp shocks in Riverside at 4 45 this afternoon. No serious damage noted. Local telephone messages to the Times confirm the tremors occurred late today across southern California.
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Los Angeles
San Bernardino
Los Angeles Times
Riverside
Calif
Democratic Senator Aids Farmer-Labor Senate Candidate
Senator Wheeler of Montana announced by telegram from Butte he will campaign in Minnesota for Magnus Johnson the former labor candidate for the U S Senate. He said this does not abandon the Democratic Party but the Democratic candidate has no chance and people need another progressive representative in the Senate.
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Wheeler
Montana
Butte
Minnesota
Magnus Johnson
United States
Senate
Georgian Is Elected Head of Veterans in Minneapolis Meeting
James A. McFarland of Dalton Georgia was unanimously named national commander of the Disabled American Veterans at the World War convention closing session in Minneapolis. William J. O Connor of San Francisco was elected senior vice commander.
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San Francisco
Gibbons Steps Up Training For July Heavyweight Clash
Shelby Mont June 29 A P Gibbons St Pauls challenger to the world heavyweight title enters final training with a fast curtailed workout in hot sun. He defeats Tillie Herman in one round and outmatches Delaney Manley in two rounds while logging six rounds of work. New stands appear on Main Street as merchants rush to prepare for a bushing business surge.
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Mont
Associated Press
Teamimy Gibbons
St. Paul
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Kid
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Nd Gorman
Jimmy Delaney
George Manley
Delaney
Tommy
Burke denies order to stop tribal dances
A dispatch from Commissioner Charles G. Burke states he has not requested stopping tribal dances or issued an executive order. He urges shorter dance times during farming periods and confirms no Washington order has been issued. The Albuquerque Morning Journal report was not authorized by Washington and the Hopi snake dance is expected to continue this year.
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Citpatch
Waipai Mesa
Washington
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Albuquerque Morning Journal
N. M
Magee Is Sentenced for Libeling Chief Justice Parker
Carl C. Magee of Albuquerque editor of the New Mexico State Tribune was sentenced in Las Vegas to not less than one year nor more than eighteen months at hard labor in the Santa Fe penitentiary for criminally libeling Chief Justice Frank W. Parker. The court allowed 90 days for appeal with a $1,000 supersedeas bond.
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N. M
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Albuquerque
New Mexico State Tribune
Santa Fe
Frank W. Parker
Supreme Court
PD. J. Leahy
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New Mexico
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United States
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Grayson Bell
Americ
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Poison killed the Rev. Dr. Meyer autopsy confirms
In San Francisco on June 29 the city toxicologist reported sufficient poison in Rabbi Martin A. Meyer's stomach to cause his death. The autopsy found no obvious cause of death, and the stomach was sent for quantitative analysis. Two police detectives will handle the case after Meyer's funeral.
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Martin A. Meyer
Rabbi Meyer
Mary Miles Minter Finds Rest at Pasadena Sanitarium
Actress Mary Miles Minter, missing for a week, is now in a Pasadena sanitarium near Los Angeles taking a rest cure, as stated by her grandmother Mrs Juliee Miles.
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Seattle Parade Plans for University of Washington Crew Victory
Seattle Mayor Edwin J. Brown envisions a citywide parade as the central feature to honor the University of Washington crew that yesterday won the intercollegiate rowin g title in Poughkeepsie New York. The plan aims to welcome all town residents who can fit into the parade route celebrated downtown.
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Edwin J. Brown
Welcome Seattle
University of Washington
Intercolemiate Aal Poughkeepsie
U S Prepares to Enforce Dry Laws After Treaty Failure
Washington report says despite hopes for a prohibition treaty with maritime powers the plan fails. The administration shifts to enforcing existing dry law, with possible seizure of offending ships and cargoes as Congress reviews next steps.
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