Plot to Kill Mussolini Aims to topple Italian Republic
Rome reports detail a broad conspiracy to assassinate Premier Mussolini and overthrow the fascist government. Roberto Rinacci alerted Interior Minister Luigi Federi, leading to shadowing of suspects and a nationwide clampdown. Zaniboni, linked to the plot, was arrested as authorities detain accomplices amid suspensions of opposition papers and lodges.
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Rome
Oca
Mussolini
Savoy
Otds
Zaniboni
Heen
St. Peters
Rious
Iniboni
Mera] Capello
Corso
Piazza Colonna
Ragoni
Zanibon
Unitarian Socialist Party
Gan Giustizia
la Voce Repub
Widow sues Occidental Life for $5,000 in Denver
Mrs. wa McD. Graham, widow of Judge R. R. Graham, filed a district court suit in Denver seeking $5,000 from Occidental Life Insurance Company of Albuquerque claiming the policy amount due after her husband's death from coal gas asphyxia in their home on September 9. The company reportedly raised the payment dispute by alleging suicide.
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Denver
Colo
Graham
R. KR. Graham
Occidental Life Insurnce Company
Albuquerque
Weather prospects for Denver and Southwest regions
Weather forecast notes unsettled conditions in New Mexico with rain or snow in north and east portions, generally fair elsewhere and little temperature variation. Arizona remains mostly fair through Saturday and Sunday with minor changes, while Denver region reports variable humidity and a sharp cold spell with low temperatures near 30s and highs around mid 40s.
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Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
Sunrise and sunset times tipped for Santa Fe area
On November 8 sunrise is at 6 34 a m and sunset at 6 02 p m Santa Fe time Albuquerque may shift sunrise 0 to 1 minute later and sunset 2 to 5 minutes later in November.
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Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Rail mill to reopen in Pueblo on November 16
Pueblo announces the Minnequa Steel Works rail mill will reopen November 16 adding up to 1000 workers. Output will rise across departments with another blast furnace started and coke plant expanded to full capacity. Most new hires come from existing plant staff.
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Pueblo
Colo
Minnequa Steel Works
H. B. Carpenter
Railroadea
Carpenter
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Santa Fe Man Held in Clairovoyant Murder Case
Pablo Archuletta a Santa Fe garbage collector and ranch owner is jailed for the murder of clairvoyant Virginia White. White was found dead October 5 in her home with an ax injury, jewelry still on, motive speculated over a rumored money hoard. A $1000 reward is posted for the slayer.
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Pablo Archuletta
Santa Fe
Virginia White
Alarid
Archuletta
State Pense
McAdoo Sued for 58.93 in 1924 Income Tax Claim
The federal government filed suit in Los Angeles on November 6 seeking $58.93 from William Gibbs McAdoo, the defeated Democratic nominee for president, claiming the amount is due from the 1924 income tax.
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M’adoo
Los Angeles
William Gibbs McAdoo
Enforcements of Dy Law Gan Bt More Effective Says Volgtead
Father of measure declares in address that enforcement of the dy law has teeth in the act. He notes some provisions are little used or not used at all and urges stronger application and wider awareness among authorities and the public.
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Volgtead
Volstead provisions urged to curb bootleg trade
Chicago reports Andrew J. Volstead advocating stricter enforcement of section 20 and section 23 provisions. He cites 90 day penalties for wine liquor purchasers and up to two years for a second offense, urging harsher penalties, stricter permit controls, and use of existing laws for stiffer punishment to deter bootlegging and denatured alcohol trade.
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Chicago
Andrew J. Volstead
Anti-Saloon League
Minnesota
Volstead
Congress
Coast Guard
Robbery Strikes Dayton Bank. Cash Vanishes
P J Kloss manager of the Xenia Avenue branch of City National and City Trust and Savings bank was abducted by a lone armed bandit. The robber stole 10000 dollars and forced the banker into a car before driving to an east end intersection where Kloss was ordered out as the vehicle fled.
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Dayton
P. J. Kloss
Xenia Avenue
City National and City Trust and Savings Bank
Kloos
Kioos
Ohio's James E. Jones Named Second in Command in Prohibition Enforcement
James E. Jones of Ohio, long time assistant prohibition commissioner under Key A. Haines, is appointed as second in command to Assistant Secretary Andrews in the new prohibition enforcement machinery.
Four Garg Are Stolen Three Recovered
Auto thefts reported Friday night spurred a city-wide search. Three cars were recovered. the Studebaker of Carl C Magee remained missing, last seen on Seventh and Copper, later traced to a filling station where a tall man in a leather coat filled gas. The stolen Maxwell sedan of A N Leader and Buick sedan of T J Mabry were recovered within hours, with evidence they were abandoned by the thieves. A. Co Wagner’s sidemobile was briefly stolen but returned by friends, who said it was a joke. no damage reported.
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Studebaker
Carl C. Magee
Magee
California
Seveath
Fourth and
Hrndee
el Vaso
Gallup
Here
N. M. Ncense
A. N
Maxwell
T. J. Mabry
North Edith
Leader
Edith and
Tijeras
Mabry
West Central
Castle
A. Co. Wagner
Bisth Street
Francisan Hotel
Wagner
Santa Fe
Fire gutted house of man shot earlier on Fourth Street
The home of Pedro Lobate at 1301 South Fourth Street was set ablaze by two masked assailants believed to act in incendiary revenge for Lobate’s prior shooting. Lobate and his family were away. the earlier shooting victim Isidro Saavedra Lebate had been tried and acquitted.
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Pedro Lobate
South Fourth Street
Lobate
Isidre Saavedra Lebate
Lebaisn
Lebato
Im Grante
Shipping board sale right upheld amid rubber plan hints
The shipping board's authority to sell to Pan American Line was upheld. President Coolidge was briefed on prospects for switchover to the Malian Gets. The Commerce Department cited the Amazon Valley as a promising rubber production center and Congress eyed extending the 25 percent tax cut as the Ways and Means Committee moved toward favorable action on global economic adherence.
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Shipping Board
Pan-American Line
Coolidge
Commerce Department
Amazoe Valley
House
New Mexico Tax Delinquency Totals Six Million Plus
The Taxpayers' Association of New Mexico reports delinquent taxes unpaid as of September 30, 1924 total $6,353,367.20 for 1915 to 1924. Counties show varied totals with Roosevelt, Bernalillo, and Valencia among those listed and overall unpaid taxes may reach about $6.5 million.
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New Mexico
Taxpayers’ Association
Ranta Fe
Taxpayers’ Association of New Mexico
Dene Amg Escacesese
Kady Tee Etree Erates
hPamt
Ee Marding Ascevenesece
Hidalgo Ersteetenrse
Valencia
Safford Appointed Water Co. Receiver
EB L. Safford named receiver for Santa Fe Water and Light Co by federal court after the resignation of a previous official. Court issued a further order confirming the appointment and duties.
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Safford
Water CO
EB L. Safford
Santa Fe Water and Light Company
KL Peuboss
L. Sirest
Saltond
Final Loop From Mapice to the Capital
An archival note recounts the final leg of a journey from Mapice toward the capital. The timeline, routes, and key checkpoints are summarized with emphasis on geographic progression and context within the travel narrative. The entry preserves place names and notable stops to reflect historical travel patterns.
Publication of income return may be illegal under new law
Washington nov 6 ap the house ways and means committee advanced revenue bill plans to repeal income return publication and cut inheritance tax from 40 to 20 percent while repealing the gift tax. the panel backed raising earned income credit and studying small firms filing as partnerships. a non partisan bill is hoped with broad house support.
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Washington
House Ways and Means
Mellon
Green
Keeh
House
Swope Responds to UIT Attack on Royalties Rule
Santa Fe Nevada coverage details a legal battle in which EA Swope and state officials challenge royalties provisions tied to wells in Santa Fe County. The action seeks to protect permanent rights and funding for bonds while citing public act and historic codes.
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Santa Fe
Nev
Emus
State University Board of Regents
Nethet
Genta Fe
Phetetiffis
Aseetant Dierich Atteorner
James BN. Belee
W. A. Guenwales
Vibe Altwrtey
Scope
Thane
Teat
Epeblieg
Uneducated Man Today Better Informed Than Cultured Man
At the New Mexico Educational Association in Washington Junior High, Jesse H. Newton argues that education has revolutionized in 25 years and teachers must publicize the schools' aims. Dr. A D Yocum urges using modern experiences to teach spiritual values to prevent materialism from wrecking civilization.
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State Teachers Association
New Mexico Educational Association
Washington
Jesse H. Newton
Denver
A. D. Yocum
School of Education
University of Pennsylvania
Newlon
Yocum
China
Europe
Theo
School Superintendent Attacks Federal Figures Over Literacy Ranking
A New Mexico education official denounces federal data labeling the state most illiterate in the union at a county superintendents meeting. She challenges the figures and calls for better teacher training and local education reforms amid the heated exchange and mentions other speakers and concerns about tracking and curriculum.
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New Mexico
Fuhlee
Euperia Oeeteets
Lee
Isdieee
Everett Ibeorg
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