Clara Phillips Returns to Fight for Innocence in New Orleans
Clara Phillips arrived in New Orleans from Honduras in California custody after escaping a Los Angeles jail. She spoke buoyantly of returning home to prove her innocence, naming Pegry Coffee as the alleged slaver of Mrs. Alberta Meadows. She claimed a frame up and said new evidence would support her case.
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Associated Press
Clara Phillips
Los Angeles
Alberta Meadows
Honduras
California
Orleans Parish
Pacific Coast
Waco, Tex
Copan
Incal Poles Department
Phillips
Moloney
Taths
Bat
Canada
Mexico
St. Louis
Weather Forecast for Denver and New Mexico Arizona
Weather notes show New Mexico fair in the south with unsettled north on Wednesday and Thursday, slight temperature change. Arizona expected generally fair Wednesday with unsettled extreme north portion Thursday, little temperature change.
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New Mexico
Arizona
Weather observations at University facility show high 83
The report from the University recorded a high temperature of 83 with humidity around 21 percent in the morning and 7 percent in the afternoon. Precipitation logged at 0 with a wind velocity near 13 and a prevailing direction noted for the day.
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A. WM
Representative Claude Kitchin Is Near Death
Wilson North Carolina May 29 at 8 oclock tonight A Weedard Kitchin's physician told the Associated Press that the condition of the minority leader was very critical and there was a decided change the end might be only a matter of an hour Mr Witclin has been suffering for several weeks with stomach troubles His wife daughter and son are at his beside
Memorial Day tribute urged to honor war dead
Indianapolis May 1 9 The national commander of the American Legion Alvin Owsley calls the nation to pay homage to the heroes in a Memorial Day proclamation. He recalls sacrifices of Americans who fought to defend humanity and liberty and urges all citizens to reconsecrate resting places as shrines of free America and dedicate their lives to the ideals they died for.
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America
Alvin Owsley
American Legion
Oweley
Otraiie
Flanders
Free America
Prominent Attorneys Indicted in $1,000,800 Rum Conspiracy
New York May 29 John W Clifton a Washington attorney and Thomas C Craven warehouse proprietor lead a group of eight indicted by a federal grand jury for conspiracy to violate the Volstead act The case stems from an alleged $1 000 800 rum conspiracy with raids that seized 800 cases of whisky and liquor valued near 1 000 000 in the Bronx Craven Clifton and seven others including Emily R Levy Edwin N Fries Frank Keller Frank Dorien Joseph Cabina John Lazarus and John Mortimer await arraignment as bonds are set and bench warrants issued
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John W. Clifton
Washington
Thomas C. Craven
Federal Grand Jury
Cravens
Clifton
Cumberland Chemical Company
Tennessee Corporation
Prohibition
Bronx
Craven
Emily R. Levy
Edwin N. Fries
Frank Keller
Frank Dorien
Joseph Cabina
John Lazarus
John Mortimer
Craven Te
Liberty
Yvy
Keller
Dorien
Fries
Cabina
Lazarus
Mortimer
United States District Court
Plow Company Admitted to Do Business in New Mexico
Santa Fe reports John Deere Plow Company admitted to do business in New Mexico with offices at Albuquerque and HM. Averill named as statutory agent.
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Santa Fe
John Deer Plow Company
New Moexco
Albuquerque
HM. &. Averill
Ex-convict Leo Luna arrested in tire theft case
Police say four Ford tires stolen Monday night were hidden in the basement of the Woman's Club. Leo Luna, a former convict from Santa Fe, was arrested by Officer Romulo Salazar after Luna allegedly tried to flee while being taken to the station. Three tires came from Yellow Taxicab Co. cars and one new tire was stolen from H. Gatlin’s car near the Elks club.
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Luna
State Penitentiary
Santa Fe
Romulo Salazar
Salazar
Leo Taina
Tama
Tana
Selazar
South Fifth Street
Gold
Central Avenues
Lana
Woman's Club
Ford Care
H. 7. Gatlin
Elks’ Club
Trained Police Sent Into Ruhr Walkout Zones
Trained police arrived in Bochum and other Ruhr strike zones as German officials expected to end unrest. Sixty five officers from Duesseldorf reinforced firemen and white wizards who were besieged since Friday. Casualties rose to 18 in Bochum over three days of fighting. Prices were driven up as profiteering appeared in Essen Geisenkirchen and other towns where storekeepers were forced to cut prices.
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Red Armiers
Ruhr
Fihineland
Bochum
Essen
Geisenkirchen
Commission of Control
Wells Cannot See Need For A New Viaduct
Albuquerque city commissioners postponed the South Broadway boulevard plan to the next regular meeting. A. G. Wells of the Santa Fe Railway argued the railroad would not fund a new viaduct, noting an estimated cost of 350000 while the current structure could suffice for about 31000. The New Mexico Construction Co. won a paving contract for East Fiemen Avenue and North Oak Street with a ten year payment plan. Commissioners Swope Weil and Tingley attended.
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A. G. Wells
Santa Fe Railway
East Rema Avenue
North Oak Street
City Commission
A. R. Hebenstreit
New Mexico Construction Company
East Central
East Coal Avenue
Coal Avenue
Chicago
Ills
Albuquerque
Santa Fe
F. A. Lehmann
W. C. Reid
East Fiemen Avenue
Marquette Place
Marquette Avenue
Grand Avenue
K. 8. Swope
Sidney Weil
Clyde Tingley
Harvey and Peabody Secure Sewer Contract in Santa Fe
Santa Fe officials awarded Harvey and Peabody the sanitary and storm sewer project at 15 987.78 with work to be completed in 60 days. The Standard Engineering and Construction Co of Denver bid 18 642.80, Collier of Denver bid 17 505.02.
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Santa Fe
Harvey and Peabody of
Standard Engineering and Construction Co
Denver
Collier
Forest Fire Rages in Penasco Canyon Sacramento Mountains
Special to the Journal Alamogordo New Mexico May 29 A forest fire in Penasco canyon Sacramento mountains remains uncontrolled burning over about 1200 acres mostly land belonging to the Goeinwent Tatmber company One hundred men are blighting the fire.
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Alamogordo, N. M
Penasco Canyon
Sacramento Mountains
Goeinwent Tatmber Company
Firpo White Fight Called Off In Havana
The Luis Angel Firpo versus Joe White bout scheduled for next Sunday in Havana was canceled after White was twice knocked out by Estanisian Frias during a sparring session. Police intervened as the crowd reacted and Cuban boxing officials disqualified White as a potential opponent.
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Havana
Associated Press
Luis Angel Firpo
Joe White
New York
Estanisian Frias
White
Cuban Boxing Commission
Virose
Communists Seek Extension of Ruhr Miner Walkout
A Bochum dispatch reports communists leading the Ruhr strike aim to extend the action sympathetically to Central German bituminous coal regions. They allegedly organized a central bureau and sent delegations to the coal districts and to Berlin for wage talks.
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Fieriin
Associated Press
Ruhr
Germany
Vossische Zeitung
Bochum
Berlin
Wind Increases and Fang Fires in North Woods
Hopes for rain were dashed as winds rose across the northwoods this afternoon. Forest fires spread in several areas while some earlier blazes were reported out, according to State Forester W. T. Cox and Assistant Ranger Lind at Moose Lake. Continued on Page Two.
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North Woods
St. Paul
Minn
Northwoods
State Forester
W. T. Cox
Lind
Moose Lake
Parisian Rugged Sprint? Rigant Wins at Speedway 500 Bid
The 500 mile race in Indianapolis increased to twenty three starters as French racer Rigant qualified at 6:18.72 for 95.5 mph. Local cars enter qualifying trials tomorrow morning. top eighties mph needed. Public not admitted. drivers and officials debated rules while turnout swelled with out-of-town visitors. Weather forecast: light thundershowers, temperatures about 12 degrees above zero. The race starts 10 a.m. tomorrow with a $55,000 prize pool. rain would push to the next day.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Rigant
Maine
California
Seniors Fling At Glass Day On Class Night At High School
The class of 1923 staged a witty class night at the high school auditorium. Seniors delivered gibes and tributes, praised education, and pledged future support while presenting a class gift, the Harvard Classics and Kipling, to the school.
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S&s
Whitip McMains
Dorothy Grose
Eloise Boren
Paul Hammond
Hart Richmond
Starvard
Kipling
John Milne
George Olson
Marcella Reidy
Reidy
Loren Morley
Mary Garrett
Vivian Gibson
Dorothy Cheney
Marjorie Stearns
Lincoln coach overturns near Albuquerque injures six
A Lincoln coach owned by Thomas B Chambers overturned on North Fourth Street road nine miles north of Albuquerque. Six of nine aboard escaped serious injury including Mrs. GC Smith who was bruised, and Thomas Chambers who suffered a deep head wound. Driver Clyde Shepherd but misjudged a pass causing the crash. The group, en route to Pecos for Decoration Day, included the Chambers family and Mrs. Smith.
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Harrow
Thomas B. Chambers
East Silver Avenue
North Fourth Street
Albuquerque
KR. Smith
Bernalillo
Mr. Chambers
Little Thomas Chambers
Clyde Shepherd
Smith
Shepherd
Eft
Pecos
St. Louisa
Mr. Smith
Former Northwestern Student Drowns in Lake Michigan
Chicago May 29 Jesse Painter a former Northwestern University student drowned off Evanston shore when a canoe he shared with another student capsized The companion was rescued and revived by the coast guard Painter had worked in President Walter Du Scotts Northwestern office Efforts to recover the body were unsuccessful late today
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Chicago
Jesse Painter
Northwestern University
Lake Michigan
Evanston
Painter
Coast Guard
Walter du Scott
Northwestern
Heavy Thunderstorm Drenches Eastern Colorado
Colorado Springs reports a heavy downpour with a fierce thunderstorm delaying telephone service to Elbert Elizabeth and Kiowa. Rainfall was unusually heavy between Timon and Burlington along the Rock Island line as Colorado Springs and El Paso County received a thorough soaking.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Colorado
Elbert
Elizabeth
Kiowa
Timon
Burlington
Rock Island
Hi Paso
Daugherty Denies Resigning From Cabinet Post
Attorney General Daugherty returns to Washington from Ohio and dismisses reports of his resignation. He says he is well and ready to resume work, noting rumors recur in certain quarters. He stayed with Mrs. Daugherty at home in Ohio after hospital care and plans a brief White House visit before returning to his residence.
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Washington
Daugherty
Ohio
Verner Business District Fire Roars Through Ontario
Sudbury May 1 Verner and nearby village wiped out by a blaze that gutted the business district. Damage estimated between 150000 and 200000 dollars. No injuries reported. Fire crews battled the flames in the morning and contained hotspots along the road to North Bay.
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Sudbury
Ontario
Verner
North Bay
Massacre Report: Brigands Slain 86 Prisoners From Cliff
Shanghai reports from Father Lenfers describe brigands killing eighty six Chinese prisoners by hurling them from a mountain cliff after binding their feet and labeling their names. One woman and child were among those killed.
Terms for Release of Captives by Chinese Bandits
Washington reports Minister Schurman in Peking transmitted the bandits five demands for Americans and foreigners released. Key points include withdrawal of soldiers, central government support with food and clothing, formation of ten thousand bandits into four brigades under central control, six months pay in advance plus arrears, and a signed agreement in the presence of a diplomatic rep as guarantor.
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Washington
State Department
Schurman
Peking
Mercantile Store at Las Vegas Closed After Assignment
Las Vegas New Mexico May 29 The general mercantile store of Is Rosen on the west side closed its doors after manager L Rosen made an assignment of all assets totaling 5000 to cover liabilities of 15000 to satisfy creditors The largest local creditor is Las Vegas State Bank and the largest outside creditor Rice Stix Dry Goods company of St Louis all unsecured.
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Las Vegas
N. M
General Mercantile
Is Rosen
West Side
L. Rosen
Las Vegas State Bank
Rice Stix Dry Goods Company
St. Louis
US Expropriation Policy To Be Set By Mixed Commission
Mexico City May 9 The United States will state its position on expropriation of Mexican estates at todays mixed U S Mexican commission meeting. Charles B Warren will outline U S international law on paying owners whose lands are expropriated and the Mexicans will present plans to divide large estates among small farmers. The session follows a Mexican decree exempting some lands from expropriation and ends with a discussion on subsoil rights under Article 27 of the constitution.
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Mexico City
Associated Press
Charles B. Warren
United States
Warren Exposition
Obregon
Mixed Commission
Warren
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