Orrie L Phillips Named U S District Judge for New Mexico
Washington reports Horace M Towner nominated to succeed Reilly as governor of Puerto Rico and Frank W Mond to head war finance. Orrie L Phillips of New Mexico nominated for United States district judge. praise from Senator Zinn and local legislators greeted the nomination with broad support.
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Iowa
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Porto Rico
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War Finance Corpor
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District of Arizona
Orrie L. Pillips
District of New Mexico
Giants Likely to Retain World Title Says McGraw
York Giants manager John J McGraw predicts his club will win the National League championship and defend the world title next year. He spoke while en route from Cuba to Antonio Texas noting only Pittsburgh and Cincinnati as threats and mentioning OConnell as regular center. A separate report from Hot Springs Ark notes Everett suffered a leg injury after tramping a rough course.
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Sentiment Shifts on State University Consolidation
The article argues a broad, non political sentiment supports consolidating New Mexico higher education institutions, reducing duplication. It notes political divisions affect which schools are preserved, with Socorro and Roswell histories shaping selections and the potential removal of the state university from Albuquerque’s influence.
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Zinn
Syncorro County
United States
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Agricultural College
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Albuquerque
Postmasters to be chosen by business merit not politics
Postmaster General Work urged the President to end political prerequisites for postmaster appointments and abolish civil service exams for candidates. He proposed an “office seeks the man” approach, end term appointments, and selection based on real business experience to improve efficiency.
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Washington
Work
Post Office
Civil Service Commisssion
Jon Ae
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Post Office Department
Poretta
Taft
Efi Service Commission
Eight Hour Day Granted to More Railroad Employees
The U S railroad labor board granted an eight hour day with time and half overtime for a new class of workers led by clerks, freight handlers, express and station staff. A weekly day off is included and Sundays may be worked without punitive overtime if another rest day is provided. About 65 000 employees gain and the pay rise affects roughly 3 million dollars annually.
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United States Railroad Labor Board
Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerke
Signalmew
Geome
Heine
Brotherhood of taliWay Blalion Attee Pi Se
Harvey Addresses Pilgrim Dinner on Britain Debt Settlement
Ambassador George Harvey spoke at the Pilgrims dinner honoring Stanley Baldwin. He praised the debt settlement as the first conclusive global fix since the armistice, stressing mutual respect and enduring U S Britain friendship. He denied US guarantees to allies and noted the vast wartime loans and securities involved. The piece also reports the U S shipping bill dying in Congress and outlines its gradual collapse and future plans.
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London
Associated Press
George Harvey
Stanley Baldwin
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British Empire
American Republic
Congress
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England
Mr. Harvey
U. S
Alleged Slayer Takes Stand In Own Behalf
New York witnesses Mrs. Saludes small chic and French today described Martelliere as a male vampire and said he lured her from her husband. She testified he manipulated her finances and affairs and moved into her home before the October shooting at his William Street office. She said he promised marriage after divorces and had used her property and car. She will face cross examination tomorrow.
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New York
Martililere
Martelliere
Lese
Saludea
Central Avenue Site Purchased For A Theater
A corner lot at Central avenue and Fifth street changes hands with a $55,000 sale to Mr. Bachecht. The site, two blocks from a new hotel and near the Elks club, is slated for a theater and office complex, replacing a filling station. The move signals rapid Central avenue growth and heavy traffic. the purchase was brokered through H. Charlies Roehl.
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Fifth Street
Bachecht
Mra
Florence Poyas Johnston
Central
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Lota
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Tijeras Avenue
Minnagatalina Balduini
Tiferas Avenue
Modesto Dalle
Vichi
Lew
Nomination Effort for President’s Second Term
Some of President Harding’s supporters begin work to secure his renomination as the Republican standard bearer. Backers move ahead with plans to place him before the party for a second term.
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Harding
Washington
Associated Press
Harding Roratke
Othe
Daugherty
Charles D. Hilles
Hilles
Daugher
Weather Outlook for Penver and Regions Forecast
Penver Colorado February 28 forecast calls for Thursday and today fair skies with warmer temperatures in the east and south. Arizona and Wisconsin show similar lines of fair days with preferred warmth in the south and central areas. Local university weather data logged 24 hour readings ending 6 p.m. yesterday with high near 68 and humidity around 42.
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Coo
Ixico
Arizona
Imer
New York art dealer and Nora Mellon wed after license issued
A marriage license was issued to Harvey Arthur Leen, 36, an New York art dealer, and Nora Mary Mellon, 44, former wife of Andrew W. Mellon of Pittsburgh. The couple’s plans faced public attention as Mellon divorce proceedings had sparked international inquiries and parliamentary discussion in prior years.
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New York
Harvey Arthur Leen
Nora Mary Mellon
Andrew W. Mellon
Pittsburgh
Treasure
Metlon
Piitenvsah
Senate Passes Bill to Settle Pueblo Indian Titles
Washington March 28 The senate passed a bill to settle titles to Pueblo Indian lands in New Mexico. The measure, reported by the Senate committee, clears disputes and creates a federal three member commission including the attorney general and interior secretary to investigate titles and pursue litigation as needed. The bill substitutes earlier proposals by Senators Boreum and Jones of New Mexico.
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Washington
Pech
Pueblo Tmilon Lana
Neve Wesioes
Fealay
Senate Ami
Huss
Erumitiee Bil
Pollia Land Committee
Lenroot
Wiszconein
Secretary of the
Boreum and
Jones
New Mexico
Marine Subsidy Bill Crushed by Senate Action
A motion to lay the marine subsidy measure aside ends its prospects in the session. The bill, launched earlier but defeated by Senate action, faces an abrupt death after its inception.
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Senate
Coal commission appropriation added to measure
Washington reports the $400000 appropriation asked by the federal coal commission and denied in the house was added to the deficiency appropriation by the senate appropriations committee. The measure would also extend the commission’s powers under a separate Borah bill passed by the Senate and sent to the house.
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Approval of U S Plan to Join World Court
New York Feb 28 committees on international law of the association of the Bar of the City of New York headed by Elihu Hot recommended adoption of a resolution urging the United States to become a supporter of the permanent court of international justice at The Hague and to adhere to the protocol as per President Kauling's February 24 message to the Senate.
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Permanent Court of International
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Vegas Banker Narrowly Escapes When Vegas House Burns
Percy F. Knight vice president of the First National Bank was trapped on the second floor as flames blocked the stair. Neighbors Charles P. Trumbull and Thomas L. Johnson rescued him from the porch roof. Knight wore only night clothes. The fire started in the basement, gutted the house, and caused about 10,904 dollars in damage after five hours of firefighting by East Las Vegas and Las Vegas departments.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Percy F. Knight
First National Bank
Charles P. Trumbull
Plaga Trust and Saving Bank
Twenty-Eight Men Injured in Mine Collision at Ziegler
Twenty eight miners were seriously injured when an electric mine car crashed into two detached coal cars at Bell and Zoller No 1 mine in Ziegler eight miles north of West Frankfort Illinois. The injured were taken to a Ziegler hospital with none in immediate danger. A large number of workers received first aid.
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Bell & Zoller
Ziegler
Here
Bugler of the Light Brigade Dies in Ireland
Thomas Finley the bugler who sounded Charge at Balaklava and sparked the Brigade's famed ride died yesterday at Drogheda Ireland His death comes soon after Thomas W Shaw another member of the brigade died in London Ontario last Sunday night
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Belfast
Thomas Finley
Balaklava
Tennyson
Drogheda
Finley
Thomas W. Shaw
Brigade
Tondon
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Helen Agee Named Prettiest Girl In Silver City School
Silver City New Mexico February 38. Students and faculty of the State Teachers College held a ballet for The Normalite to vote on campus favorites. Helen Agee led freshman votes as the prettiest girl with other top picks including Elvis Reed Tom McDougal Lizbeth Cook Eddie Simon Irene Miller H. Brady Magers Gwen Frayer Jordan J F Epley. An associated national political item notes efforts to secure a second Harding term and possible leadership reshuffles including Will Hays as campaign chair.
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Packege
The
Normatite
Helen Agee
Samuel Agee
Sherman
Tom McDougal
Fort Bayard
Lizabeth Cook
Sarasota
Fla
Eddie Simon
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Irene Miller
Hatch
H. Brady Magers
Gwen Fryer Jordan
the Normalite
the Magner
J. F. Epley
Detroit Americans Complete Roster With Signed Contracts
Detroit, Feb. 28. The Detroit Americans announced the roster is complete as Ira Flagstead and Fred Haney signed their contracts. No holdout delays were reported. Some Tigers headed to Augusta and trainer Jimmy Dugan left Detroit for the training camp. Battery men to report Friday.
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Detroit Americans
Ira Flagstead
Fred Haney
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Tiger Clan
Augusta
Jimmy Dugan
Undertakers Oppose Exhumation of Tutankhamen
New York February 28 The Associated Undertakers opposed exhumation of Tutankh Ament claiming the dead should be honored after 3,000 years Meeting to review Egyptologist activities led to a pledge to return mummies to tombs Frank F Campbell head of the group called for rediscovery and restoration of relics to burial sites.
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Associated Undertakers
Frank F. Campbell
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