Bodies of Two Rincon Men Found After Search
Rincon New Mexico March 9 after a three day search the hills around Rincon yielded the bodies of Lassaro Martinez 40 and Santiago Silva 40 both shot and badly beaten investigators seek a third man believed linked to the killings. Police hold mystery over the third suspect as residents join peace drives to aid the hunt.
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Assaro Martinez
Santiago Silva
Rincon
N. M
Lassaro Martinez
Martinez
Retail cost of food declines but still above 1913 levels
Washington reports that retail food costs fell between January 15 and February 15 in twenty two representative offices, yet remained 21 to 37 percent higher than averages in 1913. Cities such as Omaha Denver Salt Lake City Butte and San Francisco show mixed decreases and small gains in the latest period based on Labor Department figures.
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Washington
Labor Department
St Lake City
Utah
Over
San Francisco
Butte
Mont
Omaha
Neb
St. Paul
Minn
Omaha Business Men To Visit Southwest
A delegation led by Everett Buckingham, president of the Union stockyards, sails for an eight day tour through Kansas Oklahoma Mexico and Texas to pursue higher cattle shipments. Stops include Wichita Oklahoma City Amarillo and El Paso with cattle price prospects a stated goal.
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Omaha
Neb
Everett Buckingham
Kansas
Oklahoma
Mexico
Texas
Wichita
Oklahoma City
Marillo
el Vaso
Chamber of Comitee
Satur
Amarillo
el Paso
Naha
Buckinghm
Chicago Armour and Company merger nearly finished
Report from Chicago states the Armour and Company merger with R J Reynolds and others is virtually complete. Arbitration fixed the Armour stock value for the exchange as part of the purchase price. Final announcement of completion expected next Tuesday or Wednesday.
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Chicago
Armour and Company
Bitrators
Armour
Ruis
Fire at Gibbs garage damages cars in Socorro
Socorro New Mexico March 9 Gibbs garage caught fire about 5 o clock and only by the fire department's brave work was a serious blaze averted. One car was destroyed and several others damaged by water. The origin of the fire is unknown.
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Socorro Socorro
N. M
Gibbs
Weather Forecast and Local Conditions Report
Denver March 9 unsettled for New Mexico and southward with snow or rain in some areas. Temperature ranged 55 to 65 degrees with humidity around 78 percent in the morning and southwest winds noted. Friday through Sunday forecast calls for mixed precipitation and colder temperatures, with generally fair conditions for Sunday inland areas.
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Denver
Inday
Dgheet
A.m
P. WA
Bouthwest
Boy's memory restored after head operation
Carl Goodnow a 16 year old boy from South E Braintree Mass returns home after brain surgery by Dr Harry D Kelly at a local hospital. Surgeons report a small bone was pressing on his brain for over two years causing memory lapses and episodes of mental derangement. He wandered through 18 states during attacks before discovery and treatment.
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Council Bluffs, Jr
Carl Goodnow
Fred HK. Goodnow
South E Braintree
Mass
Harry D. Kelly
Goodnow
Goodtow
Kelly
Heech’s daily bomb in Santa Fe House hearing
Rep Heech provokes a tense house scene during the March session in Santa Fe by moving to suspend rules and introducing a response to the state penitentiary investigation. Jaramillo and ex-warden Placido Jaramilo deny ex parte hearings and defend the board’s control over penitentiary policy, meals, debt and supervision.
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Santa Fe
Heech
State
Howard
Jaramillo
Placido Jaramilo
House
Exparte
Penitentiary Board
Patten Predicts Rising Farm Prosperity Tied to Corn Prices
Chicago March. James A Patten a leading grain figure discusses the economy and farm prosperity saying a return to proper price relations between farm products and purchasing needs is essential. He notes corn supplies down from last year and two years ago, with growing meat demand and rising wages forecast to push prices and feeding needs.
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Chicago
James A. Patten
United States
No Saving Effects Claimed From Legislature
In Santa Fe the sixth legislative assembly is accused of failing to reduce appropriations with a probable rise instead. Democrats allegedly used politics to push the bill, opposing cuts that would affect state institutions. Governor Hinkle pressed for increases, prompting GOP concerns as senators pushed amendments to protect home institutions.
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Santa Fe
Sixth Legislative Assembly
House
Senate
Iit
Hinkle
Senate Finance Committee
Watson Slams Hays Over Motion Picture Work
Dr Robert Watson of the International Reform Bureau blasts Will Hays in a letter, accusing him and his paymasters of unsatisfactory handling of motion picture affairs. The exchange follows Hays’s reply that aims to clarify misunderstandings. Premier Poincare testifies before the foreign relations committee on Ruhr issues, reaffirming France will not abandon its security guarantees in exchange for German promises.
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Washington
Robert Watson
International Reform Bureau
Will H. Hays
Motion Picture Association
Hays
Watson
Hars
Partie
Associated Press
Poincare
Foreign Relations
Ruhr
France
M. Poincare
Chamber of Deputes
Germany
Obregon Asked to Stop Public Gambling in Juarez
Adolph Schwartz president of the El Paso chamber of commerce wired President Alvaro Obregon of Mexico urging him to halt public gambling in Juarez before the Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers association convention in El Paso March 12 to 15. Open gambling has been allowed for 20 days and up to ten more under a renewed concession. About 2,500 visitors are expected for the convention with Juarez visits on the program.
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Paso
Tex
Adolph Schwartz
Chamber of Commerce
Alvaro Obregon
Mexico
Juarez
Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers’ Association
el Paso
Schwartz
Iowa Farmer Executed for a Girls Murder
Fort Madison Iowa March court records report Warl Throst a 26 year old Allamakee county farmer hanged for the murder of Inga Magnusson a country school teacher. He spoke God bless you all after the hood was placed and his body was sent to Minnesota parents. He was the tenth execution in Iowa and the fourth in seven months. His last words referenced tearing a shirt that was worn the day of the crime.
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Fort Madiseon
Warl Throst
Allamakee County
Inga Magnusson
Minnesota
Alamakee
Throst
Towa
Threst
Hughes Views on Obligations of Citizenship
Washington message published by the state department quotes Secretary Hughes outlining citizenship duties beyond voting. He says duties are not limited to political activity but require respect for government by law, a sincere aim to improve daily life, loyalty to family and society, and fair, kind dealings with others.
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Washington
Hughes
State Department
Roy
Haines
Aurea
Wik
Chamber of
Scottish Rite Leader Leon Abbott Visits Albuquerque on Train Stop
Leon M. Abbott grand commander of the northern Scottish Rite council passed through Albuquerque on Santa Fe train No 4 en route from California to Boston. Local Scottish Rite Masons welcomed him and noted his role in funding the Journeymen Club at Fort Bayard for veterans. Abbott touted broad member interest and cited a visit to Arrowhead Hot Springs California. He traveled with Samuel I Hubbard and Walter A Dane. Mrs Dane and Mrs Abbott joined them. Abbott, a Rich mand New Hampshire native, studied at MIT Harvard and Harvard Law School and has practiced in Boston since 19Also.
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Leon M. Abbott
Supreme Council of
Scottish Rite Masons
Santa Fe
California
Boston
Mr. Abbott
Albuquerque
Fort Bayard
Sojourners Club
Veterans’ Bureau
Scottish Rite
Abbott
Tie
Arrowhead Hot Springs
Calif
Samuel I. Hubbard
Supreme Council
Walter A. Dane
Dane
Richmond
N. H
Massachusettts Institute of Technology
Ford 13 Near Death After Drinking Lye at County Jail
Harry J. Ford, held on a murder charge for Martha Domer's death, drank a strong lye and water solution in the jail yard. He suffers severe burns, vomiting blood, and near death. doctors doubt recovery. The coroner's inquest had named Ford as responsible for Domer's death.
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Harry J. Ford
Martha Domer
Ford
Phrsiclang
Istrict
E. B. Garcia
Witneses
South First Street
E. T. Lassetter
E¢H
Gines Leopold Mazon
Mazon
Bernalillo
Yord
Russian unions offer 9600 tons grain to Ruhr workers
Moscow reports the Russian trade unions have again offered 9,600 tons of grain to German Ruhr workers. No reply was received to the initial offer sent about a week ago, according to the unions' executive council.
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Ofptur
Grermans
Moscow
Germany
Ruhr
Kande
Juvenile trio sentenced to six days weekly custody in mail box theft case
In Tacoma Washington on March 9 federal judge Edward Cushman sentenced Pauline Madsen 14 Shepmain Edwards 5 and Harold Cardwell 16 to six eight hour days a week for four weeks in US marshal custody after their conviction for robbing mail boxes They also face fines of 100 on one count and five other counts each with a 50 Forest fee.
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Facoma
Wash
United States
Dudge Edward FE
Cushman
Paulene Madsen
Shepmuain Edwards
Harold Cardwell
Centratia
Todo
Heavy Storm Forces Plane To Turn Back
A heavy snow storm near Wadsworth forced Pilot Mouton of the air mail service westbound to turn back to Lovelock today. He reported seven inches of snow in Wadsworth and said he does not expect to leave until the storm subsides.
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Fiend
Néev
Maseh
Wadsworth
Mouton
Air Mail Service
Lovelock
Wadsworth Canyon
Southern Pacific
Oregon Man Executed for Slain Portland Policeman
Husted A. Walters, convicted of the murder of Jerome Palmer, a Portland policeman, was hanged at the state penitentiary in Salem. The March 9 execution ends the lengthy case surrounding the officer who died in the line of duty.
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Oregon
Salem
Ore
Husted A. Walters
Jerome Palmer
Portland
Touday
Children Await Grandpa Mortzack Toymaker Mystery
In Williamsburg New York a crowd of about 26 children gathered daily in front of a small home waiting for Grandpa Mortzack to come out and make toy boats. The 72 year old once built New Bedford whalers and later retired to craft boats for Brooklin children. The landlady said he would not appear again, as he killed himself last night to avoid the poorhouse.
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New York
Williamsburg
Grandpa Mortzack
Mortzack
Herman Morteack
Tie
New Bedford Whalers
Met
Brooklin Kiddies
Capper Reviews Record of the Last Congress
Washington March 9 Senator Capper Republican of Kansas chairing the Senate farm bloc reviews acts affecting agriculture and forecasts next Congress. He says legislation cannot raise farm prices but 67th Congress acts aid agriculture and criticizes missing Muscle Shoal deal and high freight rates. He lists farm bloc measures and faults a shipping bill failure and debt settlement funds for World War veterans.
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Washington
Senator Capper
Kansas
Senate
Gore
Congress
Capper
Henry Ward
Muscle Shoal
Packers and Stock Yards
Federal Reserve Board
War Finance Corporation
Caper
High School Fire Admitted by Three Juniors
Norman Deuel Jessen Hanawalt and Walter Harshbarger confessed to authorities they started a fire at Lewistown High to delay exams they were unprepared for. Sulphur candles were found in wastepaper baskets but no major damage occurred. The students claim they believed wastebaskets were fireproof and did not intend to burn the building. Pennsylvania president of the student council confirms the admission.
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Levistown
Norman Deuel
Jessen Hanawalt
Walter Harshbarger
Lewistown High School
Peuel Ia
Canncell
Seven Hundred Arrested in Los Angeles Raid
Seven hundred people including forty women were arrested by deputy sheriffs in a raid on an alleged lottery drawing near a barn in southeast Los Angeles. More than a dozen revolvers and automatic pistols were seized from the crowd.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Handsome Gold Watch Gifted to Speaker Beau
Dona Ana County woman presents a handsome gold watch to Speaker Beau. The item is described as a ceremonial gift with a note of appreciation for leadership. The watch joins a wall display in the House of Representatives.
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Dona Ana County
House of Representatives
New Mexico Legislature Closes Brief Session With First Woman Lawmaker
The sixth New Mexico legislature wrapped a brief session after adopting the conference report on the soldiers exemption act and passing a land office suspense funds measure. Bertha M. Paxton of Dona Ana county became the first woman legislator to sit in the chamber, receiving honors and a framed portrait.
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New Mexico
Bertha M. Paxton
Dona Ana County
House
Hall of Representatives
Sunshine State
Beall
Padee Rivera
Paxton
Foutz
Senate
Baca
Abeyta
Fichwald
Land Office
Increased Strength Shown in U S By Price Situation
Bradstreet reports in New York that trade and industry show increased strength despite severe Atlantic weather. The week saw more buying by jobbers and retailers and notable moves in textiles iron and steel building materials especially lumber. Industrial movement indicators suggest February gains may surpass January. Weekly bank clearances reach 7.998 billion dollars.
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New York
Bradstreet
Atlantic Seaboard
Bandits Hold Up NYC Clothier Payroll in Fifth Avenue Robbery
Armed robbers seized a $8,590 payroll from a J. J. Preiss & Co. employee in the lobby of a Fifth Avenue building New York. They escaped in a waiting automobile.
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New York
J. J. Preiss & Co
Clothiers
Fifth Avenue
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