Goins fatally shot multiple in California before death
John M. Goins, Stockton businessman, killed three women in Stockton and two more near Galt, then died in a highway chase near Eldorado. He had sought a divorce from wife Florence Podesta Goins after lawsuits and alleged ties to a prominent attorney, Mary Carroll McNable.
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John M. Goins
Self
Stockton and
Galt
California
Placerville
Calif
Stockton
Eldorado
Here
Carl E. Slatterback
W. 8. Biggs
Eldorado County
Goins
Bacramento
Alexander Marengo Ao
Marengo
Mary
Florence Podesta Goins
Minnie Podesta
Carroll MacNable
Ellis Jones
Mary Carroll McNable
George F. McNoble
California State Bar Association
Unsettled Weekend Weather Across Regions
Weather notes from Denver and surrounding regions show unsettled Friday and Saturday with possible showers and cooler readings in northeast portions. Arizona expects similar unsettled conditions with no significant temperature change. data from the University records show last twenty hours with max and min readings, humidity, and precipitation examinations.
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Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
Wahid
Ruidomo Improvement to Break Ground on Roswell Area Hotel
Ground breaking planned this week for a large dance hall and street layout on Pinon terrace in the White Mountains near the Lee National highway. Ruidomo Improvement Company Read Axtell & Co. to build the Ruidome hotel as a mountain resort with golf, tennis, billiards, bowling and modern amenities. The site sits 134 miles from El Paso and near Mescalero Apaches, with 100 lots facing east and south.
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Roswell
N. M
Pinon Terrace
Lee National Highway
White Mountains
Lincoln National Forest
Ruidome Improvement Company
Read, Axtell & Co
el Paso
Toswell
Alamogordo
Vfinon
Fead-Axtell Company
Mescalero-Apache Indian Reservation
Lee Highway
Earthquake in Mediterranean Shakes Castelrosso
The island of Castelrosso in the eastern Mediterranean was struck by a strong quake on Thursday afternoon. One person died, three were seriously wounded, and 70 houses were destroyed with heavy property damage. the center is believed to be southern Asia Minor. Rhodes experienced mild shaking with no damage.
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J. J. Smallpage
Goins
Stockton
Grace Goins
J. M. Goins
Southern Pacific Railway
Castelrosso
Rhodes
Mediterranean
Asia Minor
Nhodes
Five Young Men Admit Burglary Charges in Roswell
Five young men in Roswell New Mexico pleaded guilty before Judge Charles F E Brice Bruce Montgomery and Eval Bow man to larceny from an automobile and were given sentences not less than three years in the state reform school with terms suspended for good behavior James W Kirkland and Eldridge H Watson pleaded guilty to burglary from a store and were sentenced to two to three years Jim Turner pleaded guilty to burglary and was sentenced to 18 months to two years in the state penitentiary sent to reform school.
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Roswell
N. M
Charles FE. Brice
Bruce Montgomery
Eval Bowman
State Reform School
James W. Kirkland
Eldridge H. Watson
Jim Turner
Indian rights clash over oil taxes on reservations
Former Indian affairs commissioner Cato Sells denounced pending federal legislation as unjust and indefensible. He condemned a 37.5 percent tax on oil royalties to Indians on executive order reservations while white-lease production enjoys tax exemptions, urging equal treatment for all reservations and government duty to protect both. He sent telegrams to Brumm and Bratton highlighting Navajo lands in New Mexico and Arizona with recent oil development.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Congress
Cato Sells
Indian Affairs
Senate
House Committee On Indian Affairs
Sells
Wilson
George F. Brumm
Sam A. Bratton
Navajo
New Mexico
Arizona
Coolidge Father Sworn In As President In Vermont
The death of President Harding in 1923 brought John C. Coolidge from obscurity to national prominence. As notary public at Plymouth, he administered the oath to his son Calvin Coolidge, the new president, in a solemn midnight ceremony at the family home in Slymouth Vermont.
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Calvin Coolidge
Harding
John C. Coolidge
Vermont
Colonel Coolidge
Coolidge
Littl Mountain
Slymouth
Washington
Calvin
United States
Galusha accused of Mexico divorce loop to wed new bride
El Paso report alleges J R Galusha former Albuquerque police chief used rapid Mexico divorce law to marry Opal Shives. The piece notes a sudden resignation, control of property, and lack of El Paso marriage records while detailing the girl’s history from Albuquerque and a possible foster-father claim at the El Paso School for Girls.
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Galusha
Mexico
el Paso
The
Morning Journal
J. R. Galusha
Albuquerque
Opal Shives
Old
Mr. Galusha
Nogales
Arizona
Old Mexico
Miss Shives
el Paso School For Girls
John Milne
Milne
Shiven
FE Paso
Hosales
Culincan
Binaloa
Calkins
C. H. Conners
Conner
Polles
Aziz
Hoth
Milton Helmick
Harry Lee
Pather
Paso
Paso To the Morning Journal
Olgar Tafel
Call 66 or 67 If You Do Not Get Your Paper
The notice urges readers to call 66 or 67 to report missing Journal by 8 39 am and Herald by 7 30 pm. It states a special service exists to receive and satisfy complaints and promises prompt efficient service.
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Journal
Herald
New Legion Post Formed in Lincoln County
Px service members in eastern Lincoln County form the Robert A Hague post joining Capitan Picacho Mescalero Alto and Fort Stanton. Meetings set for the first and third Wednesdays at Capitan Bank. Capitan residents elect L W sgard commander Lloyd Stulbert vice commander Jesse Parker adjutant Ming M Kane historian Dave Merchant sergeant at arms James Cavanaugh chaplain Louis Cummings and an executive board of Tom Burleson James McCombs and Sam Cox.
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Canaizozo
N. M
Lincoln County
American Legion
Robert A. Hague
Capitan, Picacho
Mescalero
Alto
Fort Stanton
Capitan Bank
Capitan, L. W
Sgard of
Capitan
Lloyd Stulbert
Jesse
RAI HEAD CHOSEN NEW YORK March 18
Whiteford H. Cole, president of the Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis railway, was elected president of the Louisville and Nashville railroad to succeed the late W L Mapother.
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New York
Whiteford H. Cole
Nashville, Chattanooga and
Germany to Join Revamp of League of Nations
Geneva reports that Germany will take a prominent role in reorganizing the League of Nations. Brazil veto and post assembly support spurred a plan to fashion the covenant anew, with Germany treated as a partnership in the peace organization.
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Germany
Geneva
Great League of Nations
Brazil
Berlin
League
Reich
Geneva Peace Organization
Assembly Commission
Assembly
Far East
Japan
China
Poland
Switzerland
Council
Europe
Sanitary Board Ousts Two More Sheep Inspectors
Two more inspectors were discharged by the Sanitary Board, bringing the day’s total to three. Elisardo Quintana and Miguel Abeyta were removed, with replacements named for Union, Taos, Santa Fe, and Bernalillo area districts. The vote to oust came from W. S. Day, amid charges of political appointments. all ousted were Republicans. A regimental inspector for San Juan County and a special inspector for the Carizo-Rosa drive were appointed. Dr. F. L. Schneider praised overall state sheep health as shipments reported nearly free of scab. The next meeting is June 10.
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Sheep Sanitary Board
Elisardo Quintana
Taos County
Miguel Abeyta
Santa Fe
Sie Arriba
J. la Llaneros
Cuesta
Quintana
Merdardo Quintana
Abeyta
Emelio Gonzales
Anselmo Etkina
Union County
J. A. Vaca
Frank Lopez
BR. O. MceAdama
Lan Cruces
J. A. Ulibarri
Tierra Amearillan
Day
Buchanan
Sesason
Athenta
Thas Quintana
Heriff
Oren Abrams
Aztec
San Juan
J. L. Gomez
Dutee
Carizo
Rosa
N. M
Colorado
Sanitary Board
Bureau of Animal Industry
Atate Wool Wrowers’ Convention
Three Voters Cast in East Bloomfield Village Election
Election day in East Bloomfield New York passed quietly as three voters turnout to elect five Village officers. The incomplete report notes a sparse ballot and a calm polling scene with minimal participation.
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East Bloomfield
Colonel John C Coolidge Dies After Long Illness
Colonel John C Coolidge father of the president died at 10 41 PM in Plymouth Vermont after a prolonged heart illness. President Calvin Coolidge rushed northward by special train toward Woodstock to reach his dying father as townsmen cleared snow and prepared to honor the family.
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Plymouth
John C. Coolidge
White Farm House
Angus MacAulay
Colonel Coolidge
Washington
Vermont
Woodstock
Coolidge
Mra
President Coolidge Learns of Col. Coolidge Death En Route
President Calvin Coolidge learns of Colonel Coolidge death aboard a train from Bridgeport to Woodstock New Haven Conn March 19 1924. A telegram from Secretary San Lors at the White House advised him of the passing. The president was awakened in his drawing room and remained silent as the train continued toward Woodstock.
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Azro Johnson
White Farm House
Plymouth
Coolidge Place
Woodstock Station
Coolidge Farm House
Paul D. White
Arthur Chute
Boston
Cram
Colonel Coolidge
White
Boseton
United States
Joses
Calvin Coolidge
Senate
Mra
Warren G. Harding
Coolidge
Tts
Oliver Lodge Speaks of Death as a New Adventure
London, March 18. Sir Oliver Lodge, scientist and spiritualist leader, told listeners at Christchurch Blackfriars that death is a new adventure not extinction. He said human souls are temporarily enclosed in matter and may be clothed in nonmaterial forms in the future. The body is a nuisance to rid. severance should be faced with intelligence, not emotion.
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London
Oliver Lotee
Christchurch
Black Friars
Oliver
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McNabie
McNoble
San Francisco
DELL
Bratton
Joan Coolidge
U.S
NEW Legion
RAI
J. L. Sisneros
Mercardo Quintana
Sun
Angel OF Death
Parent
Albert M Cram
Bridgewater
May Johnson
Colonel Coolidgedé
Iesas
A. M. Cram
Massachusetts General Hospital
Tie
Calvin Cooleidge
Albert M. Cram
Frank Agan
Ludlow
Samuel Pearson
Sargent
New Haven
Conn
Oliver Lodge
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