North End Defeats City Extension Plan at Polls
North End residents rejected the city extension by 571 to 440 with a 131 vote margin. Individual polling results show Paramount Store voting for the plan while Skinner Shop and Withs Grocery favored rejection. Officials discuss a possible new election and boundary changes to allow entry, with city leaders weighing timing and impact.
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North End
WAY
PEER
Skinner Shop
Paramount Tore
With’s Grocery
Paramount Store
North Fourth Street
North Fourthtreet
Skinner's Shop
West End
Shorty
W. J. Lomax
With's Grocery Onountain Road
Skinner's
With's Grocery
Friends of the Extension
Friends of the City
Tingley
Charges Confirmed by Probe on Anthracite Coal Adulteration
The American Fair Trade league says its investigation found widespread violations of state laws through misbranding and adulteration of anthracite coal. It supports charges once raised by John L. Lewis, and warns of possible formal penalties in New York frauds court against distributors and coal operators.
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New York
American Fair Trade League
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
League
Edmund A. Whittier
New York Commercial Frauds Court
Lewis
Sargent predicts New Mexico cattle, sheep boom and recovery
Edward Sargent of Chama, Republican national committeeman, says New Mexico has emerged from five years of hard times. He cites rising cattle and sheep prices, abundant range, and eastern money flowing into land and cattle investments as signs of renewed prosperity. He notes he has heard little political news and knows nothing of a U. S. marshalship appointment.
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Edward Sargent
Chama
Reublican National
New Mexico
Sargent
Weather Forecast for Denver and Southwest
The forecast from Denver on November 10 says New Mexico will have fair weather Wednesday with little temperature change. Arizona conditions are fair Wednesday with not much temperature change expected.
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Denver
New Mexico
Tsavelay
Arizona
Local University Weather Report Ends Day With Clear Conditions
Conditions for the twenty four hours ending six p m yesterday were recorded by the university. High temperature reached 57 degrees and the wind direction was from the southwest. Sky was clear or mostly clear throughout the period.
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Southwest Pharacter of Gay
Sunrise and Sunset Times for Santa Fe Area
Hunters Sunrise on November 12 sets with a 6:38 a.m. dawn and 4:59 p.m. twilight in Santa Fe time. Albuquerque time shifts sunrise about one minute later and sunset about nine minutes later.
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Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Ovemper
Men Claiming To Be Officers Enter Residence
Antonio Jenoni of the corner Fifteenth and Mountain road reported to the sheriff Tuesday that four or five men posing as prohibition officers came to his home Monday night about nine o clock. They forced entry, claimed a warrant, and showed a star and paper. Jenoni wrestled with them, fired at their retreating yellow truck, and they fled. Deputies searched for the truck but found nothing.
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Antonio Jenoni
Fifteenth and
Mountain Road
Sheriff's Office
Prohibition
Jenoni
Angelina Benavides
Mother of Montclair youth seeks insanity defense for Noel
Newark New Jersey November 10 The mother of Harrison W Noel on trial for the murder of Raymond Pierce a negro taxicab driver will testify to prove her son is hopelessly insane The defense says Noel built a crepe booth and spent weeks secluded in it and has been confined in three asylums The state rested after Noel confessed and the mother of six year old Mary Daly who was kidnapped and shot collapsed during the reading of the confession.
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Newark
N. J
Harrison W. Noel
Montclair
Raymond Pierce
William A. Wachenfeld
Noel
Dix Noel
Wachenfeld
Caffrey
Td'alloia
David Daly
Mary Daly
Jierce
Portales Girl Hurt When Car Rolls Three Times
Hazel Jones a 12 year old of Portales New Mexico was driving a Studebaker at about 65 miles an hour on the west side highway when she lost control on a bend and the car overturned three times. The girl sustained serious internal injuries and was not expected to survive the night though she remained alive Monday morning. The 2 year old brother or sister was pinned under the car but not seriously hurt. Eight others in the car escaped with minor injuries as the steel top is credited with saving lives.
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D. A. Macpherson
B. H. Briggs
The
Morning Journal
Thomas J. Mabry
Edmund Ross
Macpherson
Lbriges
Jesua Romero
Portales
N. M
Hazel Jones
Claud Jones
Studebaker
Mr. Jones
Babe
Hazel
Attempt to kill King Ferdinand thwarted in Bulgaria
A communist plot to assassinate King Ferdinand of Romania was foiled when a band of communists was captured by troops as the king was returning from a hunt. Gendarmes repulsed the attackers with revolvers and hand grenades. one soldier and one gendarme were wounded.
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Vienna
Ferdinand
Romania
Galatz
Northern Methodists vote for unification
The northern Methodist church has voted for unification with the southern Methodists. The constitutional majority was 16 315 for and 811 against, decided today. The southern Methodists are still voting, leaving the final result in doubt.
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Chicago
Northern Methodist Church
Southern Methodists
Leaders Rally to Defence of Tammany Hall
New York, Nov 10. Leaders of Tammany Hall press their case that the organization has shed its corruption image and now stands for clean, law abiding governance led by capable, public spirited men. They cite recent endorsements and Governor Smith’s amendment program as proof, while Republicans warn of lingering graft in the city’s political history.
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New York
Associated Press
Tammany Hall
Tammany
Smith
Five Boroughs
Walker
Jimmy
Atlanta
South
Murphy
Frank D. Waterman
Treasurer Begins Tax Collection for First Half of 1925
County Treasurer UW. T. Gardner started collecting taxes for the first half of 1925. Tax rolls were received and notices mailed. Taxes were due November 1 and delinquent December 1. First payment by Mrs. Rebecca Fee of Albuquerque and second by R. E. Peffley of Albuquerque.
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UW. T. Gardner
Rebecca Fee
Albuquerque
R. E. Peffley
Olt
Boy Dragged to Death by Cow Near Vaughn New Mexico
Ray Sims, 10, son of Mr and Mrs Ed Sims of Mesa Leon community north of Vaughn New Mexico, was dragged to death by a cow after being tied by a rope to its neck. The accident occurred Sunday and the funeral was held Tuesday at the Methodist church with burial in Vaughn cemetery. The boy played in a corral while his mother milked and did not close the gate, prompting the animal to bolt with the rope trailing the child. An older brother cut the rope after seeing the incident and the boy was found severely injured and died the following day.
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Vaughn, N. M
Ray Sims
Ed Sims
Mesa Leon
Here
Vaughn Cemetery
J. S&S Brown Mercantile to Erect Large Warehouse in Albuquerque
The J. S&S Brown Mercantile company plans a four story warehouse on Commercial Street near Tijeras, adjoining Springer Transfer land. The 125 by 150 foot building with 24000 square feet will sit east of Santa Fe rail lines, supported by Tijeras and Tijeras parcels bought for about $10 000 and handled by P F McCanna Incorporated. The Denver HQ company operates wholesale groceries with branches in Colorado and New Mexico. Increase in business prompts the move from 310 North First Street to a wholesale district near rail access.
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J. S&s. Brown Mercantile Company
Tijeras Company
Commercial
Tijeras
Springer Transfer Company
P. F. McCanna, Incorporated
J. S. Brown Mercantile Company
Colorado
New Mexico
Denver
North First Street
Santa Fe
Unfilled steel orders rise for U S Steel in Oct totals
United States Steel Corporation reports unfilled orders on October 31 totaling 4 109 183 tons, up 391 886 tons from the prior month, in a Public release from New York dated November 10.
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Steel New York
United States Steel Corporation
Election law panel calls gubernatorial contest participants to Santa Fe hearing
Summers Burkhart, Albuquerque attorney and chairman of a bipartisan committee, invites judges and attorneys involved in the gubernatorial contest to a public hearing in the Santa Fe Capitol on December 1. Participants are asked to submit written changes to strengthen ballot secrecy and election integrity and to express views at the hearing.
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Reed Holloman
Santa Fe
A. B. Renehan
Clarence J. Roberts
Francis E. Wood
Gilbert Espinosa
J.&. Vaught
Harold Perry
Albuquerque
A. L. Zinn
Gallup
James A. Hall
Clovis
Capitol
Summers Burkhart
State National to Pay 30 Percent in 30 or 60 Days
The final 210000 of the contract price for State National bank assets was paid to Francis A. Chapman receiver by Albuquerque Finance Corporation, completing the August deal. A 30 percent dividend to creditors is expected soon, likely in 80 or 69 days, with payment terms set to February 1, 1926. George S. Downer, attorney for the receiver, stated the timeline.
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State National Bank
Francis A. Chapman
Albuquerque Finance Corporation
George S Downer
The
Finance Corporation
J S Massie Dies in Roswell After Illness
J S Massie longtime Chaves county official dies in Roswell at age 71 after a brief illness. He served two terms as county clerk and at his death was chief deputy clerk under his daughter Grace S Massie who is county clerk entering her second term.
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J. S. Massie
Roswell
N. M
Chaves County
Defense hinges on pilots' lives in Mitchell court martial
Five witnesses testified to support Colonel William Mitchell in a general court martial. Captain Robert Oldys cited Lassiter board findings and a 1922 Guatemala letter as proof of alleged neglect and dangerous interference by top officers.
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Washington
William Mitchell
War and Navy Departments
Frank R. Reid
Robert Oldys
War Plans Section
Army Air Service
Mitchell
Army
Navy
Congress
Harley Wheeler
Wheeler
Hawaii
Reid
Oldys
Lassiter Air Board
Secretary of War
War Department
Central America
Air Service
Guatemala
United States
Aliew Enterprise
McNair
Ordnance Bureau
Coast Artillery
Congressional
Mrs Lansdowne Recalled by Naval Board in Shenandoah Inquiry
Mrs Margaret Lansdowne widow of the Shenandoah commander is to be recalled Monday before the naval court of inquiry to answer charges about pressuring her to falsify testimony. The inquiry may hear fresh evidence about the commander’s protest against the fatal flight and letters between her husband and the Navy Department.
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Washington
Margaret Lansdowne
Shenandoah
Naval Court of Inquiry
Mitchell
Navy Department
Naval Court
Frank R. Reid
Lansdowne
Paul Foley
Shenandoah Court
Bureau of Standards
Sullivan Appointed Assistant State Comptroller at Motor Vehicle Bureau
Sullivan A. Sullivan named assistant state comptroller in charge of the motor vehicle bureau in Santa Fe. He has been acting head for three months and plans to start issuing 1926 licenses by December 1.
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Sullivan
Santa Fe
Warwick A. Sullivan
Motor Vehile Bureau
Tax Cuts Advances as House Panel Approves Revisions
The Ways and Means Committee moved to repeal most excess and special taxes and cut automobile levies, estimating total reductions at about 308 million dollars. New surtax rates would cap at 20 percent for incomes over 100 thousand, with no changes for under 44 thousand.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Treasury
Trial continues in Blazer insanity defense in murder case
In Littleton Colorado on November 19 the Blazer murder trial heard rebuttal expert testimony on insanity. Defense and prosecution alienists offered opposing opinions on the defendant Harold Blazer’s mental state the day of the homicide.
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Littleton
Colo
Harold Elmer Blazer
Hazel
Samuel Johnson
Howell T. Pershing
Denver
Blazer
Edward Delehanty
Delehanty
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Paramount
LAW League
Commercial Frauds Court
Republican
New Jersey
Portal CO
Bulgaria
Northern Methodists
Poy
Holloman, Mediem
Naval Board
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