Prohibition Hearings Set by Senate Judiciary Committee
The Senate Judiciary Committee approves two week hearings on the prohibition issue beginning April 4. Senator Means will chair, with six days for each side, wets first, as they seek to inform enforcement officials and lawmakers on proposed amendments to the dry laws.
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Day in Washington highlights and political bills
Public hearings on prohibition set to begin April 15. The $521,000,000 independent offices bill passed the senate. The Supreme Court agreed to review the Doheny oil lease and contract case. The court overruled a motion to dismiss the Chicago water diversion case. Ambassador Houghton reported opinions on the European situation. Senate estimates said expenditures would exceed by $20,000. Treasury noted March income tax returns. A bill to curb federal patronage abuses was introduced by Rep Wurzbach. Des Moines delegates defended farm relief on the House agriculture committee.
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Weather Outlook for Southwest U.S. March 22
In New Mexico and Arizona the forecast calls for mostly fair conditions on Tuesday and Wednesday. Temperatures will rise Tuesday in the eastern and southern portions of New Mexico and Arizona with not much change elsewhere.
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Local Weather Summary From University Report
Conditions for the twenty four hour period ending at 6 pm yesterday were issued by the university. Readings showed a high temperature and low humidity with noted visibility and wind patterns. Northwest character dominated the day as temperatures fell and humidity remained elevated.
Weeping Maids Barred in Chicago Court
Marie Grischeau sues Dr Leonard Insminger of Indianapolis for 50000 for breach of promise to marry. Judge Timothy Hurley orders the jury locked and warns against sentimentality as the witness weeps during testimony. The trial resumes with Grischeau no longer weeping.
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Utah Governor reports Park City camp calm after mine dispute
Governor Dern of Utah said all trouble at the Park City mining camp appeared settled for now and more investigations will check the situation. He spoke after receiving a telegram from New Mexico Governor Hannett urging protection for Spanish American citizens amid clashes between American and Mexican workers.
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New Mexico Citizens Seek Utah Protection Over Camp Eviction
Governor Hannett asks Governor Dern to protect New Mexicans in Park City Utah after a clash that led to threats of expulsion. Mexican and Spanish American miners report Americans born in New Mexico, many citizens, faced pressure to leave within 24 hours following a fatal fight between American and Mexican youths.
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Park City Tranquil After Miner Dispute
Park City Utah March 22 The flare up Saturday night and restatement of relations between American miners and Judge Mine management left the town tranquil Monday with mining work continuing normally. No new Mexican employees were added and 25 left Sunday. D C Webb arrested Saturday night for disturbing the peace will be tried Tuesday. Mexican killer Herbert M Crouse is jailed awaiting choice of trial location. Local miners donated a sizable sum for Crouse funeral expenses.
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Paper delivery line urges calls for missed editions
The notice states a special service for complaints about the Journal until 5 20 in the morning and the herald until 7 30 in the evening. Readers are urged to call 66 or 67 if they do not receive either paper, with a promise of prompt and efficient service.
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Daisy Simpson in El Paso Hospital After Suicide Attempt
In a hospital room Daisy Simpson once a San Francisco dry sleuth lay in a coma after a suicide attempt in a jail cell Saturday night while held on narcotics charges. Her sister Mrs Gray from Oakland arrived to restrict access and police doubt the alias is real.
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Most Daring Narcotic Detective Daisy Simpson
Daisy Simpson, a renowned narcotic detective formerly with the morals squad, is praised by Captain Charles Goff for her fearless raids on bootleg dens in San Francisco. Her past as a narcotic addict informed her undercover work as she disarms criminals with a gun hidden in her dress and restores order in the underworld.
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Toulouse Begins Site Inspections for Albuquerque Hospital
Major J J Toulouse president of the War Mothers Memorial Association will begin Tuesday inspection of six Albuquerque area sites for a new hospital. He requests public input while evaluating locations from Hahn station east of town to the Rio Grande Industrial School area south of the city. Rejection of sites likely within 29 days after returning from Washington and eastern trips.
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Telegraphist Thurlow McCullough Dies in Iola Hold Up
In Iola Kansas on a Monday morning Thurlow W McCullough a 4 year old Santa Fe railroad telegrapher refused to surrender to a robber and shot it out with the thief. The robber escaped with about 60 dollars from the Santa Fe station cash drawer.
Income tax receipts beat earlier forecast by 20 million
Treasury data for March show income tax returns near 4218 million for the quarter, about 21 million below last year as rates were higher. Secretary Mellon cites business stimulus and anticipated cuts as boosting revenue while Rep Tilson warns of a looming 30 million deficit for the 1927 year.
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Santa Fe Officials Study Possible Eastern Rail Extension
Santa Fe system executives headed by W. B. Storey visited Roswell and Artesia to inspect a proposed eastward extension from near the New Mexico border toward El Paso. The plan would connect with the Levelland branch, pass Lovington, Artesia, Carlsbad, and cross the Guadalupe mountains region, tapping the Artesia oil field.
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Missing witness eyed for Chap mans new trial
In New York a missing witness, Charles W. Gregory, reportedly provided an affidavit about riding with Gerald Chapman from Springfield to New York the night before the murder Chapman was convicted for killing a policeman. Frederick J. Groehl, Chap mans senior attorney, said Gregory and two others could yield a strong case for a new trial.
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Two Aviators Plan Aerial Photographs Over Arizona
WRECSTT, Ariz. March 22 Frank Clark nota Monies Calif aviator and Robert Hausler leave Stenfay for northern Arizona where they will make explanations and take a number of large scale aerial photographs.
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Interstate Commerce Commission approves Porter to Deer Creek line lease
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized the Banta Ve and Northwestern railway to operate a 4.32 mile timber line from Deer Creek to Porter in Sandoval County New Mexico under lease. The lumber line feeds the Santa Fe Northwestern main line owned by White Pine Lumber, which already had pending authorization from Bernalillo to Deer Creek.
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Quarantine Imminent for Weevil Infested Arizona Cotton
Federal quarantine of seed cotton and cotton seed is expected in Pima and Santa Cruz counties with possible expansion to others due to the Thurberia bell weevil. Inspector B M, coach of the U S Department of Agriculture, said the details are undecided but enforcement will occur to protect the cotton crop.
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Texas Quarantines Against Undricted Area
In Austin on March 22 the Texas department of agriculture announced a boll weevil found in wild cotton near Arizona. Commissioner George B. Terrell said he will request a federal quarantine against infested areas, citing the weevil as the worst cotton pest. steps to block imports from Arizona to prevent spread due to New Mexico cotton growth.
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Indian travels 640 miles to pay drunkenness fine
Fernando Callea an Indian from Santa Rosa will ride 640 miles with his team to pay a $20 fine for drunkenness imposed in Tucson police court. He said the fine equals the cost of four loads of wood and asked to haul wood to pay it. A sergeant promised to buy the fuel when delivered. Santa Rosa is 59 miles from Tucson.
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Call of Criminal Docket Postponed in District Court
The criminal docket in district court for the March term was postponed until next Monday. Informations were filed against 13 defendants but will not be made public until arrests are made. Judge Milton J. Welmick seeks to move court to the new courthouse to begin jury trials as soon as possible in the new building.
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Four-way Mexican presidential race forecast in dispatches
Reports from Mexico City predict a four candidate field for the presidency headed by General Alvaro Obregon. The lineup also includes Francisco Serrano, A. St. Cromez, and labor secretary Luis N Morones, despite Obregon's note he will wait for a more favorable moment.
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Sixteen Candidates Enter City Commission Race
Sixteen candidates, including three four man tickets and four independents, entered the Albuquerque city commission race. The Tingley quartet includes Mayor Tingley, Briggs, Lembke, and Riley, with filings made at 5:59 PM. Others include Gilbert Lamb Burge McSpadden and Quintana Olguin Armijo, with varied signatures and local affiliations.
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Rail freight rates cited as bias against southwest
Senate debate centers on Gooding short haul bill with critics arguing railroads charge higher rates for short hauls to El Paso than to Mazatlan Mexico. Proponents say the plan would ease intermountain economic distress and curb discretionary ICC power.
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