Shenandoah Again Ready Straining for Action in Politics
Sen Robert La Follette denounces communists and warns the farmer labor progressive convention at St Paul set for June 7. He says the movement is being hijacked to split the progressives and foist a communist agenda onto Minnesota and national politics.
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la Follette
Workers’ Party of America
Communist Internationale
Moscow
St. Paul
Farmer-Labor Party of
Minnesota
Herman L. Fikers
Madison
Wis
Mrr
Ekern
Tmny
Wisconsin
Farmer-Labor
Shenandoah
Good Roads Push to Congress for Federal Aid Bill
Delegates at the United States Good Roads Association convention urged Congress to pass a federal aid bill authorizing at least 75 million dollars annually for three years to continue the road-building program. Senators Townsend and Pratt spoke on state and national road policy urging cooperation, fair land use, and funding methods including bonds for future construction.
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United States Good Roads Avociation
Nver
Congress
Arles FE. Townsend
Onkhead
Senate
House
Bowneendeaid
Mary Dollar
Javor
Henator Townsend
Fedsi
Townsend
United States
New Mico
Enator Townsend
Pratt
J. Hyde Pratt
Asheville
N. C
Colonel Pratt
Camiln
North Carolina
Frattesid
Virtually Announces Run if Parties Fail to Clean House
A 1924 report notes a major party figure states he will run for president if both old parties do not purge their ranks. The remark signals mounting frustration with established leadership and a potential third option emerging from reform-minded factions. The article highlights the speaker's demand for sweeping changes before an election.
Japanese protest over immigration exclusion bill reaches Washington
Official word of Japan's protest against exclusion legislation remained unclear in Washington tonight. The embassy said Tokio had not sent a formal communication or explained objections, though advisory notes suggest treaty violation claims. US officials would not discuss the matter further.
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Washington
Japan
Tokio
State Department
Fn Administration
Briggs elected to Albuquerque city commission
Dr. H W Briggs Albuquerque druggist and longtime civic participant was unanimously chosen to replace J Reynolds on the city commission at a Wednesday night meeting. He agreed to accept contingent on the fifth member’s selection with current members noting a short, 30 minute session.
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BR. HW. Briggs
Albuquerque
Briggs
J. M. Raynolds
Clyde Tingley
Meyer Swope
Tingley
Reoesa
Chamber of Commerce
Ridney M. Well
Commission
Morning Journal
Wednesday Light
Democrats in Texas Back M McAdoo and Owseley
Texas Democrats endorse William Gibbs McAdoo and Alvin Owsley for national convention votes. The local party signals support for the two candidates as key figures in the upcoming convention.
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Texas
W. G. M’adoo
Alvin Owsley
Storm strikes Wetumka Oklahoma with seven dead
Wetumka Oklahoma reports a tornado moving through the town core leaving seven dead. Authorities say twenty to thirty were seriously injured and a score or more sustained minor injuries as cleanup begins after the storm.
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Wetumka
Okla
Japanese protest over U S immigration exclusions in Tokyo
Tokyo reports the Japanese government protests U S immigration exclusion provisions as violating the treaty of commerce and navigation. Ambassador Hanihara delivers the note to Secretary Hughes, with cabinet approval and a plan to return home after response. Foreign Minister Matsui decries the act and urges restraint.
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Tokio
Haniwara
Hughes
Americas
American Congress
State Department
Washington
United States
Japan
Hanihara
Two Cour
Hariharihaa
Foreign Office
Matsui
Coolidge
Robbery on Eastbound Car Hit by Lone White Bandit
In Columbus on May 28 a lone white bandit robbed eight passengers and the crew of an eastbound Columbus Newark and Zanesville Traction car. The bandit held up the car and relieved passengers of valuables before escaping.
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Columbus. O
Columbius
Newark
Zanesville
Memorial Day Parade Plans Announced by Albuquerque Major
Major Philip Penne outlined Memorial Day parade details in Albuquerque. The procession forms at 8:39, proceeds from Lead Avenue past the Odd Fellows hall to Fairview Cemetery, with line of march including police, Indian School band, veterans groups, Elks, Boy Scouts, and more.
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Philip Penne
Lead Avenue
Odd Fellows Hall
Second Street
Silver Avenue
Seventh Street
Central Avenue
Yale Avenue
Yate Avenues
Fairview Cemetery
Albuquerque
One Hundred Eleventh Cavalry
Grand Army of the Republic
Women's Helief Corps
Veterans of Foreign
Grand Army
Womens Helief
Barelas Bridges
Albuquerqueansa
Kiwanis Club
T. T. Eyre
University
Rotary Club
Mr. Powell
Women's
Clouderott Forms Winter Resort Club
BOOST WINTER RESORT Clouderott NS A Slay 23. A newly organized “stamerclal” club with Claude manon as oe kn. The principal object is to promote a campaign to make Clouderott as attractive a winter resort as it is a former resort. Skiiing coasting and ice skating are popular here during the winter and many weekend parties come here for winter sport. The Commercial Club is arranging for a three celebration here July Sy.
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Clouderott
NS. A
Claude Manon
Cal Daugherty Dies After Windmill Fall Near Mountainair
Cal Daugherty prominent bean farmer about 25 miles southeast of Mountainair died after falling from an 80 foot windmill tower while helping neighbor Bill Wyatt. He suffered a back injury, remained conscious briefly, and died at noon. He leaves a wife and two children and will be buried at Mountainair. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Cal Daugherty
Mountainair
Dee Daugherty
Bill Wyatt
Albuquerque
Instructors Freed Over Slain Chicago Boy Case
Two Harvard School instructors connected to Robert Franks the Chicago boy slain after a ransom demand were released on habeas corpus after police lacked charges. Investigators admit the case remains baffling as the nude body was found the day after his disappearance.
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Chicago
Robert Franks
South Side
Frederick de Young
Mott K. Mitchell
Walter EF. Wilson
Harvard
Robert C. Crowe
Instructora
Haing
Jury to be drawn for Halsey murder trial at Roswell
Roswell New Mexico May 28 Mrs Nannie Halsey and Luther Foster charged with first degree murder in the death of Fred Halsey will travel from Carlsbad to attend preliminary hearings ahead of the trial opening June 2 Judge Price will draw the jury May 29 at 9 o clock to prevent delays El Paso attorney W B Rogers representing Perdue is in the city others are preparing for what is described as a spectacular southeastern New Mexico case
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Roswell
N. M
Nannie Halsey
Luther Foster
Fred Halsey
Carlsbad
Halsey
Airs
Foster
Wialsey
Testimony on Interior Secretary Fall and Sinclair oil contract
Washington reports indicate during a House investigation that Secretary of the Interior in 1922 refused to renew a government oil contract, pushing the fleet corporation to deal with Sinclair interests and causing alleged multimillion dollar losses. Bowen and Sheedy testified that Fall sought a higher price and favored Sinclair while the board saved by the deal still fell short of losses.
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Washington
Fleet Corporation
House
Shipping Board Today
Albert B. Fall
Fall
Rete Age Committee
Sinclair
Bowen
Interior Department
John Barton Payne
Finney
Payne
Shipping Board
A Bowen
Representative Lineberger
Republican
California
Veer
Sam Creek
Midwest Refining Company
Owen
Sheedy
Wallraf Elected President of Reichstag in Berlin
Ludwig Wallraf nationalist leader won the Reichstag presidency over Paul Loebe socialist. Wallraf, once Cologne's lord mayor and last interior minister under the Imperial regime, secured clerical and peoples' party votes.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Ludwig Wallraf
Reichstag
Paul Loebe
Clericala
Peoples
Herr Wallraf
Cologne
Exports of U.S. Manufactured Goods Rise in April
Washington reports American exports of manufactures for consumer use increased by nearly 20.6 million dollars in April compared with the same month a year earlier, according to a commerce department analysis.
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Pnports
Washington
Commerce Department
Klan Placed Men Money and Power Into Texas Senate Race
Washington reports that Ku Klux Klan participation in the Texas senatorial contest was described to a senate committee by FF. Y. Clarke. Clarke testified the Klan put men money and power into Mayfield's campaign, though he claimed not to know of specific funds. He discussed Evans, expenses, and Klan leadership during 1922.
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KU Klux Klan
Mayfield
Clark
Washington
Ku Klux Kian
Texas
Senate
FF. Y. Clarke
George E. B. Peddy
Earle B. Mayfield
Clarke
Klan
W. F. Zurebrun
Gla
Houston
John M. Porter
Louisiana
I. B. Creager
Parker
Evans
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Lin Follette
la Foellette
Farmer-Labor Progressive Convention
Wisconsin Senater
FF. W. Sheppard
4. B. Lawrence
4. P. Norfteet
C. A. Baneke
Zachary Landsdowne
R. G. Mayer
F. Rosendahl
A. KR. Houghton
Dileutenant S&s
SS. Halllurton
J. & & Shenandoah
Navy
Leviathan
Lakehurst
M. J
ROA
BR. Bruggs
Gates
National ‘Convention
Eee
Government
Gal Daugherty
Hel
Frank Slaying Freed
EL OM 10 Shipping Board
Secretary of Interior
Wallraf
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