Tragedy at Glorieta Telegraph Office Ends in Train Death
Glorieta New Mexico May 7 After an attack with a hammer on telegraph operator A J Tipton George R Cole signal maintainer leaped under a moving freight train to escape. Cole who was with his eight year old daughter then left the depot as the train passed. Tipton survived and was sent to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Cole
Railroad
A. J. Tipton
Glorieta
Santa Fe
Glorieta, N. M
Cole
Tipton
Robinson
Rob(ason
Hospital Santa Fe
Disposition Hinges on Hour of Death of Cousins
The $560 606 estate of William T. Coleman hinges on whether Robert Louis Coleman of Burlingame Calif or William T. Coleman Jr died first. Robert Louis Coleman was killed by bandits in Albania on April 6 and William Jr died in San Francisco on the same date. John T. Bowie, attorney, says heirs depend on which death occurred first.
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New York
Associated Press
William T. Coleman
San Francisco
Robert Louis
Coleman
Burlingame
Calif
Albania
Robert
Tichert Louis
William
Wiligi, Jr
John T. Bowie
Wiliam, Jr
William, Jr
Seven Year Search by Wife Ends in Cincinnati
Mrs. Alice A. New of Pueblo Colorado traced her missing husband Thomas FE New a 27 year old radio engineer to Cincinnati where he faced a charge of failure to provide. He was arrested at his home after new information of another wife and child emerged. The case was continued in police court.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Alice A. New
Pueblo
Colo
Thomas FE
New
Iin
Miners Settle Strike at Brodhead Mine
May 7 report that about 200 miners ended a strike at the Brodhead Mine of the company after protests and negotiations. Aguilar and Cole note the settlement ends walkout and resumes operations.
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Aguilar
Cole
Weather forecast for New Mexico and area
Weather forecast for Thursday and Friday calls for rising temperatures and varied conditions. Highest temperatures and June humidity are forecast with a cool evening and night low around 41 degrees in some areas. Winds light to moderate with humidity near 54 percent at 6 pm.
Chapman Named Receiver For State National Bank
Francie A Chapman national bank examiner was announced as receiver for the State National by telegram from J W McIntosh deputy comptroller in Washington Chapman had been in charge of the bank's affairs as examiner Plans call for David Cowan national bank examiner to become receiver for Citizens National in Albuquerque in merger plans The merger aims to appoint a receiver to manage Citizens National affairs ahead of amalgamation The Albuquerque National bank is expected to open within 30 days in rooms formerly occupied by Citizens National.
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Francie A. Chapman
National Bank Examiner, Ag
State National Bank
J. W. Mclintosh
Washington
Chapman
David Cowan
National Bank Examiner
Citizens National Bank
Albuquerque National Bank
Citizens National
Citizens Bank
Cowan
Ccomptroller
A. Ja Martin
D. A. Porterfield
Editor Spear jailed for contempt released on bond
Arizona Republican editor J W Spear was jailed five hours in Florence for contempt of court after failing to pay a $300 fine. He was released to his attorney pending a Saturday Maricopa Superior Court hearing on a writ of habeas corpus, with a $500 bond set for his appearance.
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Phoenix
Ariz. Alay
Florence
Arizona
Stephen H. Abbey
J. W. Spear
Arizona Republican
Maricopa County
Judes Fred ©. Struckmeyer
Conurt
Spear
Struckmeyer
Injured in Car Crash at Gont Gate?
A mangled auto crash left two people injured near a road junction. One victim suffered a thigh injury and a bystander reported severe pain as responders rushed to the scene. Police began a routine investigation and traffic was briefly disrupted.
Tale of Great Noian and Solon Chancet Untrue
Washington reports the Asiatic colony story in northern Mexico is false says Los Angeles Times publisher Harry Chandler. He denied sending J C Allison to Japan to secure capital for 10060 acres lease and says Allison went for a honeymoon. Chandler reiterates no colony venture beyond limited Japanese presence described as cotton workers.
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Washington
Mexico
House Irrigation Committee
Harry Chandler
Los Angeles Times
George TH. Maxwell
National Reclamation Association
Chandler
Allison
Boulter Canyon
Colorado River
Stolen 10 Week Old Baby Found Near Warren Street
A 10 week old baby reported missing was found safe near 61 Warren Street about a mile from Kore. Philadaiobie Sele in good condition despite the ordeal. Police said the child was located unharmed and returned to guardians.
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Philadaiobie Sele
Warren Street
Aboout
Kore
Coolidge Extends California Primary Lead Over Johnson
California returns from 6,874 precincts show President Coolidge ahead of Senator Hiram Johnson by about 45,700 votes with McAdoo far behind and no preference polling about 17,900. Johnson carries more counties, 27 to Coolidge’s 21, while Los Angeles County grows Coolidge’s margin and San Francisco narrows Johnson’s lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Coolidee
Hiram Johnson
Johnson
Coolidge
McAdoo
California
Los Angeles
William G. McAdoo
Compsares
Los Angeles County
Promotions for Copper and Coal Company Employees
Journal from Gallup New Mexico reports promotions for copper and coal company employees tied to the visit of BD C Jackling and John M Sully of the Ray Consolidated and Chino mines. The article notes promotions during May and references the Jacksn interests.
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Gallup
N. M
BD. C. Jackling
John M. Sully
Jacksin
Ray Consolidated Ceant Company
Chino Mines
Catron County Bond Case Heard in Supreme Court
The suit by W. F. Morey of Ningdaiena seeks to halt the state treasurer from disposing of 40096 Catron county bonds. The case opened in the New Mexico Supreme Court in Santa Fe with proceedings expected to continue Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catron County
Santa Fe
W. FR. Morey
Ningdaiena
É¢Nkin
Supreme Court
Business leaders favor negotiation over legislation on Japanese immigration
Cleveland May 7 The foreign commerce section of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States adopts a resolution urging that friedly negotiation replace congressional action to resolve the Japanese immigration issue. The measure, introduced by Edward A. Filene, was approved by about 400 members with broad support from Pacific Coast representatives and western speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Associated Press
Foreign Commerce
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Edward A. Filene
Boston
Pacific Coast
Foreign Commerce Section
Seaboard
America
Charla F. Weed
Iwao Nishi
New York
Robert N. Lynch
San Francisco
Mr. Lynch
DAY IN WASHINGTON Senate actions and diplomatic notes
The Senate began considering the Jones proposal for a graduated corporate tax while the House shipping board committee reviewed T. L. Clear, fleet corporation treasurer. The Fairfield bill to grant Philippines independence after twenty years was reported to the House. President Coolidge and Republican leaders discussed adjourning in June. Ambassador Warren in Mexico City was instructed to protest gunboat interference with U.S. commerce at the border. Conference on the Immigration bill set March 1 1925 for Japanese exclusion with the Gentlemen's Agreement abrogation understood. James Martin Miller defended the telegram quote attributed to Coolidge about delivering Muscle Shoals to Henry Ford. The Senate Daugherty committee examined new testimony about Howard Mannington and Wheeler's indictment context.
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Washington
Senate
Jones
New Mexico
Coolidge
Walsh
Massachusetts
House
Finance Committee
House Shipping Board
T. L. Clear
Fleet Corporation
Fairfield
Philippines
Warren
Mexico City
Frontera
James Martin Miller
Senate Agriculture Committee
President Coolidge
Henry Ford
Senate Daugherty Committee
Howard Mannington
Wheeler
Montana
Soviet government takes serious view of raid on Berlin trade HQ
Moscow May 7 The Soviet government, unsatisfied with Germany’s explanation for a police raid on the Soviet trade headquarters in Berlin, warns of possible complications. Ambassador Kreatinsky is to return to Moscow to confer with officials. The move signals growing tensions between the two nations.
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Moscow
Associated Press
Berin
M. Kreatinsky
Berlin
Germany
County Commissioners Fail To Choose Courthouse Site
Bernevillo County commissioners failed to decide on a new courthouse and jail site after daylong deliberations. The Bachechi property and Springer Transfer site were debated with noise from streetcars and a nearby railroad cited as downsides. The Bachechi tract priced down to 32 000 after bonuses. Springer offers 85 000 plus 7000 bonus.
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Bernevillo County
Hachecht
Dennis McDonald
Springer Transfer Company
Henry Coora
Bachechi
Jesua Romero
Modesto C. Ortiz
Old Town
Ecomrolasion
Springer
Second Street
Tiieras
Grand
Tt Waa
Fourth Street
Thieras
Fifth
Foot mouth disease situation improved in California
General improvement in the foot and mouth disease outbreak in California with respect to new infections and the release of additional territory from quarantine. Extermination of infected herds is outstripping new infections, with only one new case in Los Angeles county and one in Merced county reported yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
California
Department of Agriculture
Los Angeles
Merced County
Six Men to Be Hanged Friday in Louisiana
Amite La May 1 Six men sentenced to be hanged for the murder of Dallas Calmesi renached here from New Orleans and were placed to in dividual cells in the parish prison where they will remain until Friday the date of the execution A crowd was at the station
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Amite
Dallas Calmesi
New Orleans
Parish
Six Men Sentenced to Hang Began 89 Mile Journey to Amite
In New Orleans and nearby parishes, six condemned men Roy Leona Natale Deamore Andrea Lamantia Joseph Giggo Joseph Bocchio and Joseph Rint were moved from parish prison to Amite Ca for Friday executions. Leona wounded himself during the transfer and Deamore, insane, resisted guards. The group departed by train after brief holds and will be held at Tangipahoa parish jail until noon Friday for the hangings.
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New Orleans
Amite
National Guard
Rennison
Roy Leona
Brooklyn
Leona
Dallas Calmes
Independence
Natale Deamore
Andrea Lamantia
Chicago
Joseph Giggo
Joseph Bocchio
Joseph Rint
Tangipahoa Parish
President Butler Under Fire From Prohibitionists
Nicholas Murray Butler president of Columbia University in New York faces protests from dry supporters after remarks disparaging the Volstead act and the eighteenth amendment. He argued repeal would be preferable and that prohibition has harmed the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
New York
Klan Influence Dominates Indiana Republican Pre-Primary
Returns from Indiana precincts show Ed Jackson with a majority vote for governor amid strong Ku Klux Klan influence. Mayor Lew Shank trails as anti-Klan sentiment shapes the race. Democratic contenders also reflect the anti-Klan stance, while Coolidge leads Johnson in the presidential contest.
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Indinapolis
Ind
Associated Press
Ed Jackson
Lew Shank
Indianapolis
Jackson
Carleton B. McCullough
Coolidge
Hiram Johnson
California’s Shade Wins Decisive Ten-Round Bout
In Jeaton Massachusetts Dave Shade of California defeated Augie Ratner of New York by decision after ten rounds. Shade weighed 158 pounds and Ratner 157, providing a clear outcome in a tight welterweight contest.
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Stead Jeaton
Mass
Dave Shade
Californian
Augie Ratner
New York
Shade
Ratner
Hoover warns legislators to curb evils by industry ethics
Secretary Hoover tells the United States Chamber of Commerce meeting that government will legislate against iniquities in business unless industry adopts a high moral standard. He cites economic waste from competition, strikes, booms and slumps and urges self enforcement to avoid new laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Hoover
Chamber of Commmerces
United States
Buserness
Welf
Secretary of Commerce
Shiftife
Legality Questioned Over Osborne High Jump Style
France has questioned the legality of Harold Osborne's high jumping technique, holder of the world indoor record, with a decision pending by the International Amateur Athletic Federation council acting as Olympic jury. Frederick W. Rubien, U S member, says the matter will determine Olympic eligibility in Paris.
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New York
Associated Press
France
Harold Osborne
Illinois Athletic Club
Paria
Council of the
International Amateur Athletic Federation
Frederick W. Rubien
American Olympic Committee
Calendar confesses to stealing 21 cars in Los Angeles
Los Angeles May 7 Harry W Calendar held for possible transfer to Albuquerque New Mexico has confessed to stealing 21 automobiles in Los Angeles alone over the past year Justice agent Lucian Wheeler reports Calendar faces a Dyer Act violation charge based on the admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Harry W. Calendar
Albuquerque
N. M
Lucian Wheeler
Department of Justice
Bill Promises Philippine Independence in Twenty Years
Washington May 27 The Fairfield bill would grant absolute independence to the Philippine Islands in twenty years without a plebiscite The measure shifts from thirty to twenty years of American sovereignty and envisions a commonwealth government to be formed after a constitutional convention and election By then the United States would recognize independence and withdraw troops with a resident commissioner in Congress without a vote.
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Washington
Philippine Islands
Fairfield
House
Maylar Committee
Indiana
Commonwealth of the Philippines
Commonwealth
United
States
Congress of the
United States
Philippines
Army
Whic
House of Representatives
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Senator Jones
Bank Examiner
Insurgent
Democratic Coalition
Roller
Republican Organization
Emmett Branch
Hoosier State
Warren T. McCray
Steve Roat
Mrs. Rathburn
Savelal i
Noian i Solon
Japan
Tokio
Oolidge
Hiram Johnsen
Eagluson Agt
U.S.C. OF
Secretary of State
Fredien'e
Congress
C. Bachechi
Louisiana
Butler
Felt
Coolide
Dustry
Osborne
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