Senate confirms Woodlock to Interstate Commerce Commission
After five hours behind closed doors the Senate voted 52 to 25 to confirm Thomas F. Woodlock of New York to the Interstate Commerce Commission. The confirmation, aided by bipartisan support, followed earlier opposition and a shift in views regarding regional representation. George Sandoval and C G Gonzales were injured when their car overturned near Albuquerque.
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Thomas F. Woodlock
New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Friends of
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Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Richani V. Taylor
Alabama
White House
Pennsylvania
South
Southwest
Wheeler
Montana
Wall Street
Walsh
Mayfield
Texas
Rising number of women running in midwest primaries
The spring political primaries see more women entering races for state and national posts across the midwest. Ohio may see a woman governor hopeful, Illinois Iowa Indiana Minnesota list women candidates for congress and state houses. Wisconsin Michigan lack general primaries this spring.
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Chicago
Middle West
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinoia
Minnesota
United States
Illinois
Iowa
Nebraska
Weather Summary for Penvena March 26
Weather report from Penvena notes snow or rain Saturday with warmer subregions east and central. Sunday unsettled with unsettled northeastern Arizona and rainfall east portions. Temperature steady with high around 42 and low near 29. Humidity values recorded by the university for the 24 hours ending 6 p m yesterday. Southeast wind direction.
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Penvena
New Mexco
Arizona
At & B
Hithtan Vettertavires
Real Estate Board Adopts New Contract Form
The Albuquerque Real Estate board, meeting at the Chamber of Commerce, adopted a new real estate contract form with safeguards for seller and purchaser. It will be printed by the county clerk. The meeting also supported amending the law to arrange assessed property by subdivision rather than alphabetically.
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Albuquerque Real Estate Board
Chamber of Commerce
Man Held in Carlsbad Sought by Montana Governor
Helena Mont March 26 Governor Erickson asks for the return to Montana of J. C. Brown held at Carlsbad New Mexico. Brown, also named William E Washington or F J Washington, is wanted at Billings for selling a car with incomplete payments.
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Mont
Montana
J. C. Brown
Carlsbad
N. M
Erickson
Brown
William E. Washington
F. J. Washington
Billings
Communists Attack Missionary Compound in Kweilin
A movement named Union for the Protection of the Gospel stormed the American missionary compound at Kweilin injuring and binding the Chinese Christian in charge. A later proclamation claimed victory over Christians in southern China. The Pampanga gunboat currently rests at Wuehow between Hong Kong and Kweilin. British missionaries report no molestation.
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Kweilin
China
Wuehow
Communists Committee
Union For the Protection of the Gospel
Wachow
No Development Reported in Hall Murder Case
No word was received Friday by Mrs. M. M. Hall about progress in the murder of her son Joe Hall in Mexico. The only noted action since Thursday was Mexico’s steps toward punishing the defendants. No word on sending the body back for burial had come from the state department.
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Mexico
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Methodist Leaders Urge Opposition to Wet Platform
Philadelphia, March 26. Resolution from church men calls on lay and clergy of the Methodist Episcopal Church to oppose candidates supporting a wet platform. The statement, issued by the Laymen’s Association of the Philadelphia conference, urges action by all church officers and members.
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Philadelphia
State
Republicans to Nominate Mayoral Ticket at Court House
Republicans called city primaries Friday for Saturday night at 7 20 and will hold the convention to nominate municipal ticket at the court house at 2 50 p m Moh ave
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Banta FE
Court House
Stanfield Grazing Bill Redrafted in Senate Talks
The Stanfield grazing bill has been redrafted after negotiations between the Senate Public Lands Committee sub committee and the secretaries of Interior and Agriculture. The draft supports grazing on national forests and public domain with local permittee boards, renewable ten year leases, and fees that are moderate with waivers in drought.
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N. M
Stanfield
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Secretaries of Interior and Agriculture
C. M. O'Donel
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Register Land Office
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Bookkeeper steals 40000 to entertain stenographer in office
Frank E. Hunter a 63 year old bookkeeper admitted taking forty thousand dollars over two and a half years from Neostyle Envelope to entertain stenographer Misa Hileen Ryan now 28 He died in a hospital after arrest amid anemia treatment Slunter confessed to the theft and the motive centered on Ryan's affection The report notes Hunter may have inherited the money
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Chicago
Frank E. Hunter
Slunter
Neostyle
Misa Hileen Ryan
Mina Ryan
Hunter
New American Ambassador Presents Credentials in Madrid
Ogden H. Hammond of Hernardeville New Jersey arrived as the new American ambassador to Spain. He presented his credentials to King Alfonso in the royal palace and delivered recall letters for his predecessor, Alexander F P Moore. He spoke briefly praising cordial U S Spain relations and aims to deepen friendship.
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Madrid
Ogden H. Hammond
Hernardeville
N. J
Seii
Alfonso
Royal Palace
Alexander FP. Moore
United States
United States Helps Chile and Peru Seek Direct Peace Over Tacna Arica
The United States offers good offices to Chile and Peru easing long running tensions over Tacna Arica. Officials say direct negotiations may replace costly plebiscite plans while arbitration remains possible. Washington relieves fear of bloodshed as diplomacy progresses.
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Peru
Chile
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Tacna-Arica
Kellogg
State Department
White House
Coolidge
Tacna
Arica
Chile Plebiscite Officials Clash Over Registration Postponement
In Arica on March 26, Chilean and American plebiscite officials faced serious disagreement over delaying registration for the plebiscite. Chilean authorities say they accepted United States mediation only if plebiscite activities continued during talks, while American officials demand a full suspension of activities.
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Arica
Chile
United States
First Christian Burial for Yuma Indian Conducted
The Yuma Indian tribe and cocopahs attended the first Christian funeral for an adult Yuma on the Yuma reservation near here. Frank Dewey, a well to do Indian, died Thursday and requested services at the Methodist Episcopal mission with the 22 piece Yuma band. The service ended with the tribal cremation rite in the white cemetery.
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Yuma, Ariz
Here
Frank Dewe Y
White
Reserve Officers to Hear Col W B Tuttle
Col W J Tuttle of San Antonio, regional director of the Reserve Officers Association, will address the local reserve officers at the Chamber of Commerce meeting Thursday night. Captain C A Long, president, will preside.
Harvey system to take over La Fonda Hotel
The Harvey system will acquire La Fonda hotel on May 1 and begin remodeling immediately. Stock and bond owners are to receive about sixty cents on the dollar from the sale.
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la Fonda
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Deportation dispute prompts caution over Mexican policy
The Senate immigration committee heard that Manuel Torres was deported by U S immigration officials after being handed to Mexican authorities, prompting a state department caution to the labor department about deportations of Mexican political refugees. Officials testified that Torres was not properly advised before revocation of a 60 day stay and alleged cooperation between American agents and the Mexican government. The State Department described recent Mexico related attacks on Americans as banditry with no new impact on Washington Mexico City tensions. Representative Boylan planned six witnesses to seek withdrawal of U S recognition of Mexico over treatment of missionaries and ministers.
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Manuel Torres
Revolutionary Army
State Department
Labor Department
Senate Immigration Committee
Kellogg
Davis
Mexico
Secretary of State
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Torres
H. 8. Hopkins
W. M. Hanson
International Bridge
Calles
Hopkins
Mexico City
Boylan
New York
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Private lands to join San Carlos irrigation project
A interior department contract plan allows private lands in the Casa Grande valley to be included in the San Carlos Indian reclamation project in Arizona. Water will come from Coolidge dam, funded by private landowners at an estimated 5.5 million dollars, with full project control to the secretary of the interior.
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Washington
San Carlos
Secretary of the Interior
Arizona
Coolidge
Gila River Valley
Indiana
Gila Reservation
Trainman dies after rear-end collision near Texline
CW Lucas of Amarillo was injured Thursday night when Fort Worth and Denver No 7 rear-ended a freight train near Texline. He died Friday afternoon in a Dalhart hospital. Lucas was in charge of the freight train.
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CW. Lucas
Amarillo
Texline
Fort Worth
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Demotion rumors denied for Santa Fe Indian School head
John De Huff, superintendent of Indian schools at Santa Fe, NM, denied reports of his demotion or transfer to the Sells agency Arizona. He said discussions with Indian Commissioner Burke left Santa Fe affairs settled and private. Burke confirmed a Santa Fe return and named Robert J. Bauman to lead the Papago at Sells.
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Sells
Arizona
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Santa Fe
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DeHluff
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Black Rock
N. M
Papago
Sells Agency
Department of the Interior
DeHuff
Indian Bureau
Delufft
Bureau
Delluff
Day in Washington court martial and confirmations noted
The court martial to try Colonel Alexander Williama on intoxication charges was named. The appointment of Thomann PF. Woodlock to the interstate commerce commission was confirmed. Senator Edge proposed a referendum on modification of prohibition. A five year building program for the army air service was approved by the house military committee. The house agriculture committee was told there was national support for the corn belt surplus crops bill. Vera and Chile accepted the food offices of the United States for Tacna Arica settlement. The minority report opposing impeachment of Federal Judge George W Fogush was filed with the house. Federal Judge Ritchie defended prohibition enforcement in Alaska before a senate committee. Deportation to Mexico of General Manuel Torres upheld before senate immigration committees by W M Hanson immigration official.
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Thomann PF. Woodlock
Interstate Commerce Commission
Edge
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New Jersey
Army Air Service
House Military Committee
House Agriculture Committee
Vera
Chile
United States
Minority
George W. Fogush
House
Ritchie
Alaska
Senate
Mexico
Manuel Torres
W. M. Hanson
Thomigration
Denver University Students Stand by Dow Against Harper
Denver Colorado March 26. University of Denver students meet under student council auspices and vote down a motion of confidence in Chancellor Heber RR Harper over his action regarding the chemistry department dean Dow Grove, sociology faculty member.
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Denver University
DOW
Harper
Denver
Colo
University of Denver
Heber RR. Harper
Republicans push illiterate voter aid in New Mexico code
A. B. Renehan of Santa Fe writes Governor Hannett backing a new election code. The draft allows appointed poll clerks to assist voters who cannot read, tied to strict safeguards. The plan includes registration changes and heavier penalties for fraud with a call for a special session.
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Santa FE
Senate
A. B. Renehan
A. T. Hannett
Hannett
New Mexico
Republican Legislative Caucus
Santa Fe Agents Arrive for Detour Tours in Albuquerque
The first of four groups of Santa Fe passenger agents arrives in Albuquerque Saturday at 7 am after traveling from western cities. Ten men will tour the city with Chamber of Commerce directors and luncheon clubs helping host. A detour bus marks the start of their journey to learn the railroad’s new travel system. Rh H Clarkson, head of the detours, joined the group Friday night.
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Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Western Clites
Chamber of Commerce
Banta Fe Railroad
Rh. H. Clarkson
Dow ns Sentenced in Goodyear Embezzlement Case
William F. Downs pleaded guilty to embezzling about 150000 dollars from the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company of California while treasurer. He was sentenced to one to ten years in the state prison.
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Los Angeles
William F. Downs
Goodyear Tire and Tubber Copany
California
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