Bodies found believed to be Marshall and Webber flyers
In San Diego on May 12 two bodies are reported found in the Cuyamaca mountains, likely Colonel Francis Marshall and Lieutenant Charles Webber. The crash wreckage is burned with little left except motor and fuselage parts, a canvas strip with possible identifiers recovered for verification.
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San Diego
Calif
Francis Marshall
Charles Webber
Tucson
Cuyamaca Mountains
Henry Arnold
Roeckwelt Field
Fromhich Webber
Marshall
Pasenger
Odies
Marshal
Lieutenant Webber
Morga W. McCain
Joseph Peterson
Ie Cuvanden Dam
Thie City
McCain
Cuyamaca Ange
Ie Mountains
Ban Diego Putty
Imperial Valley
Melain
Oak Grove
Mounine
Adams Leads In Colorado Senate Appointment Race
Denver dispatch reports Lva B Adams Denver attorney and son of former Governor Adams appears favored in the bid to succeed United States Senator Samuel Nicholson. Conferees say Governor Sweet may announce the appointment next week as Lt Governor Ockwell acts in his stead.
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Denver
Colo
Sverner Swett
Alwa Ih
Adas
Pueblo
Rmer
Adams
United States
Samuel Nicholson
Towo
Sweet
Washington
Ockwell
Sidney B. Whipple
Oenver
Wayne Aiams
Govnor Sweet
Demestic
Colorado
Gover Sweet
Western wool growers hold prices above contract rates
Washington reports growers in western states are keeping clips at higher prices, with 75 to 90 percent sold under contract prices from 35 to 65 cents a pound. Sales reach 0 percent of the Arizona clip, 75 percent of Oregon, 66 percent of Utah, 90 percent of Washington, and 55 percent of Wyoming wools, while other states show 30 percent or less.
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Washington
Wevel P
Department of Agriture
Utah
Oregon
Wyoming
Weather Report From Campus Ends At Six P.m
University observers report twenty four hour conditions ending at 6 p m with temperature peaking at 13 and humidity values listed. Precipitation and wind direction from the west are noted in the compiled daily weather summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceeees
Taj
Northwestern death inquiry widens to 41 missing students
Chicago May 12 AP report says investigators probe 41 Northwestern students who left within four months after Leighton Mount's disappearance. Three questioned, subpoenas issued. state attorney Crowe hints at a cover up as grand jury sits. Adipocere found on skeleton. age about 18. Lonnquist questioned, denies shocking revelations, mentions liquor parties and other scandals.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Leighton Mount
Northwestern University
Mount
State Attorney’s Office
Crowe
Axel Lonneurst
Evanston
Fred Eott
Walter Dill Scott
State's Attorney's
Lonnquist
Detroit
Lonneuist
Scotta
Mr. Lonnquist
Checks Allowed to Accumulate in State Office
Special to The Journal Santa Fe May 12 That 800 worth of checks on the Reserve State bank Citizens bank of Fort Sumner and Bank of Des Moines were allowed to lie in the office of secretary of state until all three banks were closed became known today. These checks came with auto license applications and were found among 7 000 piled up applications by Comptroller Carter when his office took over the motor vehicle bureau.
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Santa Fe
Reserve State Bank
Citizens Bank of Fort Sumner
Bank of Des Moines
Secretary of State
Carter
Motor Vehicle Bureau
Helmick
Heimick
New Mexico
Gove
Department of the State
Very Truir
N. H. Carter
State Comptroller
Denver man found dead in La Fonda hotel room
The coroner jury ruled the death of 45 or 46 year old Denver traveler 3 E Ramsey from a self inflicted gunshot to the right temple. Ramsey registered at La Fonda as H A Bennett after first checking into Montezuma hotel and left for Albuquerque seeking whisky or service. An Elks ring and papers identified him as a member of the Fon Du Lac lodge.
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Santa Fe
la Fonda
3. E. Ramsey
Denver
Inland Crystal Salt Company
Salt Lake City
H. A. Bennett
Montezuma Hotel
Ramsey
Albuquerque
J. E. Ramsey
Fon du Lac
Wisconsin
Allies push speed at Lausanne conference
Lausanne May 12 Allies spent an active day pressuring Ismet Pasha head of the Turkish delegation to move toward a settlement at the Near East conference. They warned the talks cannot drag on and urged practical proposals to resolve racing issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lausanne
Associated P Hs
Ismet Pasha
Roswell Scouts Plan Mountain Summer Camp
Roswell New Mexico May 12 George Jewett president of the Roswell Boy Scout Council Otis Trenne man president of the Scoutmasters association Col F W Thompson camping committee and Minor Huffman second executive visited Pine Lodge sixty miles west of Roswell to organize a summer camp. Troops will camp on municipal grounds near the lodge in remodeled cabins to serve as headquarters kitchens and reading rooms. Army tents will cover the camp and steel cots will be used. The first troop will open camp on July 4.
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Roswell
N. M
George Jewett
Toewell Boy Scout Corncil
Otis Trenneman
Scoutmasters' Association
Col
F. W. Thompson
Minor Huffman
Secont
Pine Lodge
I W W Members Arrested in Los Angeles Harbor Raid
Twenty alleged Industrial Workers of the World members were arrested in a harbor district raid. Police say the operation follows authorities’ plan to curb radical activity amid the I W W maritime strike. Notables include P. Gordon, claimed general chairman, and H G Duke, previously jailed under the criminal syndicalism act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Industrial Workers of the World
Harbor District
Luis D. Oakes
I.W. W
P. Gordon
Harbor
Hi. GC. Duke
Liberty
Teachers College Triumph Over Lordsburg in Ninth Inning Rally
In Silver Cliffs May 12 Teachers College defeated Lordsburg again 11 to 10 after a ninth inning comeback. Absences of stars weakened both sides with a second string lineup on display. McDougall homered before exiting after a spike injury. Benbow and Parker pitched for Teachers College while Dempsey secured a clutch single to seal the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Clifs
Teachers’ College Today
Lordsburg High
Teachers’ College
McDougall
Coates
Benbow
Parker
Dempsey
Uvo
Road Contragy Subject 10 Bil Commissioner Ay Officially
The document states that maintenance work was not offered to any individual. It presents an official statement by the road department or commissioner confirming no direct employment offer was made to any person. Further context remains unclear due to fragmented text.
State Highway Commission Eyes Teams Over Trucks For Road Work
After an all day session in Santa Fe the State Highway Commission announced no contract was awarded or discussed for a specific bidder. State Engineer James A French will draft plans and specifications and bids will be invited to choose the lowest responsible bidder. The plan tests teams and Hecht equipment against trucks to cut costs while evaluating maintenance methods across highway sections.
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Alvarado Hotel
State Highway Commission
Helmick
James A. French
Jack Cleary
Santa Fe
R. C. Sowder
Sowder
Mr. Cleary
Hecht
Commixion
Hinkle
French
Cleary
Commission
Vigil Triumphs In 1923 Preakness At Pimlico
Three year old colt Vigil won the fifteenth Preakness at Pimlico with General Thatcher one length back and Rlalle half a length ahead of Chickvale for third. The mile and one eighth race went in 1:08 3-5. winner’s share was $51,000. Other runners included Zey Sally's Alley Barbary Bush Better Saick and Goshawk among the fields.
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Faltimore
W. J Salmons
Vigil
Pimlico
General Thatcher
Nevada Stock Farm
Rlalle
Whitney-Greentree
Chickvale
Zey
Sally's Alley
Barbary Bush
Better Saick
Biane Leing
Goshawk
Tali Timber
Hobgobum
Martingall
Alleged cattle thief captured in New Mexico county jail
Sheriff Felipe Zamora and Deputy Rose Salazar arrested Gregorio Chavez in Barelas after a chase from Arenal. Chavez faces cattle theft charges and altered cow brands. A previous arrest for the same crime occurred two weeks earlier with Flavio Garcia.
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Felipe Zamora
Gregorio Chavez
Zamora
Rose Salazar
Chavez
Flavio Garcia
Zattora
Salazar
Garcia
Jose Carbajal
Marez
Arenal
Itoel Salazar
Los Padillas
Barelas
Diplomatic ultimatum fades as captives remain in Chinese hills
In Pekin and Shan tung, fourteen men and two foreign women held by bandits since last Sunday threaten escalating indemnities as diplomats urge Pekin to free hostages. Americans Major Pinger and Major Allen among captives. several others released or escaped, while negotiations continue amid protests from foreign chambers of commerce and governments.
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Pekin
China
Associated Press
Shantung Hills
Licheng
Humatum Lapires
Suchow
Joseph Rathmat
Roland Pinger
Robert Allen
Manila
J. 3. Powell
Shanghai
Leon Friedman
Lee Solomon
Washington
Civness
Cheviler Musso
Tailan
Hila
Italy
Emile Genaburger
France
Manuel Vera
Ileso
Lincheng
Misa Lucey Aldrich
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Pekin Hospital
Mies MacFadden
Mira Schoenberg
Ats
Tientsin
Chambers of Commerce
Night Express
Pinger
Red Cross
Vanderlip proposes Council of foreign relations to write treaties
In Washington on March 12 Vanderlip urged constitutional change to remove treaty making from the president secretary of state and senate. He proposed a 25 member publicly elected council to handle treaties with many members spending time abroad to gain experience and understanding of foreign relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Vanderlip
New York
National City Bank
Secretary of State
Senate
Council of Foreign Relations
Vandertlip
Netl Mann Leads At Oluging In Junior League
Chicago May 12 The race for the 1928 batting crown in the American League features Harry Heilmann Detroit at .600 leading Glenn Myatt Cleveland .393 in ten games. Eddie Collins tops base stealing nine. Ruth leads in scoring with eighteen in nineteen games. Other leaders include Cobb Burns Veach Speaker Jamieson and more.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Harry Hellmann
Detroit
Glenn Myatt
Cleveland
Heilmann
Myatt
Eddie Collins
Babe Ruth
Cobb
Burns
Boston
Veach
Speaker
Rice
Washington
Jamieson
Bill Southworth
Braves
Charity Grimm
Pittsburgh
Rogers Hornsby
Cardinals
Zack Wheat
Brooklyn
Hornsby
Sammy Bohne
Reds
Frisch
New York
Mueller
St. Louis
Gooch
Bottomley
Flack
Yde
Oklahoma City
Lewan
St. Joseph
State Dents To Play Golf For The Title
A New Mexico dental society meeting features a state dentists golf tournament on June 17 as entertainment and a test of skill. Dr C A Etter directs preliminaries and the State Dental Society gathers June 18 19 and 26 with talks by Dr W E Cummer Dr Charlee Woodbury Dr L A Neil and Dr W T Chapman. The state dental board also meets June 21 22 and 23 for licensure examinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico Dental Society
C. A. Etter
State Dental Society
W. E. Cummer
Toronto
Canada
Charlee E. Woodbury
Council Bluffs
L. A. Neil
el Paso
Tex
Bankruptcy Petitions Filed in Federal Court
Santa Fe May 12 Pablo Mares laborer Albuquerque filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition with liabilities of 680.77 and assets 575 Kanji Sugihara of Clovis also asked to be adjudged bankrupt reporting liabilities of 2634 and assets of 19000 in the same session.
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Santa Fe
Pablo Mares
Albuquerque
Kanji Sugihara
Clovis
New Mexico cattle and horse associations plan quarterly bulletins
The New Mexico Cattle and Horse Growers' association will publish its first quarterly bulletin with guidance on cattle and range conditions across the state. Over 1,000 copies will reach members, chambers of commerce, buyers and sellers in the southwest, and other groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico Cattle and Horse Growers Association
New Mexico Cattle and Horse Growers’ Association
Chambers of Commerce
Southwest
George H. Webster, Jr
Cimarron
Webster
South American Triumph Closes Big Event Accurately
Argentine caveman quickly defeats a Detroiter to seize victory while Renault earns a win over Alton in the fourth by foul.
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Caveman
Detroiter
Alton
Renault
Boxing Knockouts and Decision Outcomes From Recent Card
Willard stopped Johnson in the eleventh round. Firpo KO’d McAuliffe in the third. Renavit won a four round decision over Falcon. Herman KO’d Reich in the sixth. Drake won a four round decision over McCann.
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Willard
Johnnson
Firpo
McAuliffe
Renavit
Falcon
Herman
Reich
Drake
McCann
Willard and Firpo Triumph at Milk Fund Show in New York
In front of nearly 70 000 at Yankee Stadium on May 12 Jose Willard returned to win by technical knockout after eleven rounds over Floyd Johnson, while Luis Angel Firpo stopped Jack McAuliffe Jr in the third. Nenault won on a foul over Fred Fulton in the fourth, and other bouts saw Tiny Herman knock out Al Reich and Harry Drake edging Joe Rick Cann. The crowd, historic for labor, filled most of the capacity as Willard pressed the pace and Johnson showed courage before the late decisive blows.
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Yankee Stadium
Jose Willard
Luis Angel Firpo
Kansas
Floyd Johnson
Iowa
Firpo
Jack McAuliffe, Jr
England
Joe Rick Cann
Newark
N. J
Willard
Johnson
Jowan
Boths
Firpe
McAuliffs
Detroit
Popular movement grows to acquit Vorovsky's killer in Switzerland
Lausanne May 12 A strong popular movement to acquit Maurice Conradi, killer of the Bolshevik envoy Vorovsky, takes shape across Switzerland. Newspapers receive letters condemning harsh treatment, while Conradi remains untroubled, escorted by one detective to jail, and even buys bread and cakes en route. Socialist papers attack federal authorities over protection of Soviet delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lausanne
Associated Presa
Maurice Conradi
Vorovsky
Switzerland
Conradi
Conradil
Mayor Hylan Urges Sugarless Monday Proclamation
New York May 11 2 Mayor Hylan urges the public to observe Mondays as sugarless days until sugar prices drop. Restaurant hotel and public refreshment venue operators are asked to encourage patrons to skip sugar on the day.
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Hylan
New York
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Webber
Cattleman
Rockwell Field
Arizona
Lva B. Adams
Illinois
Fong
Lausanne Conference
BOY Scouts
Mountains
Lordsburg
A. T. Hannett
Charles Springer
Gregario Chavez
U. S
Netl Mann
Olugeing
Southworth
State Dentta
Dental Association
Floyd Jornoon
Mauliffe
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