War Mothers Memorial Hospital Honor Banquet in Albuquerque
Community leaders and former governors attended a formal banquet in the Indian room of the Franciscan to honor the War Mothers Memorial Hospital committee. Governor Hannett, ex governors Lindsay and Lares, and many civic figures praised Albuquerque’s spirit and welcomed the planned hospital. Ex-servicemen urged a local facility, citing healthful climate and veterans’ needs, as speakers highlighted hospitality and community unity.
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Albuquerque
War Mothers’ Memorial Hospital
John ‘Simms
War Mothers’ Memorial Hos
T Association
Simms
R. Shame
Albuque
Domlen Albuquerque
Reade
War Mothers
Hue
A. T. Hannett
Mre. Hanend
K. Lindsay
A. Lares
Gueets
Jeral Liowd Trett
Jouse
Thomas Mirhr David HK. Campeetl
Mrery Kine
Florence
Tapita
Guvereer
Ste
Bewem
M. Geeege Beedl
William H. Powell
War Mothers Memorial Hospital
Toulouse
Maier Tewleuse
Future battleship becomes plane carrier ship
Fragmented OCR layout shows a discussion of a future warship design, mentioning plane carrying capability, safety, and comparisons to existing vessels. Names and numbers are garbled, but the central idea concerns the evolution from battleship to aircraft carrier and related performance notes.
Jardine Urges Cooperation on Agriculture Problems
Secretary of Agriculture Jardine told the Association of Land Grant Colleges that farm and agricultural worker efforts alone cannot solve agriculture’s economic and sociological problems. He urged interagency cooperation among research education and extension to aid urban understanding and expand cooperative marketing and farmer organizations.
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Chicago
Agriculture Jardine
Association of Land Grant Colleges
Land Grant Colleges
Jardine
County Commission Paves Path to Hospital Route
Hornshire county officials at the meeting on Wednesday approved paving a road to the War Memorial site if located within the county. They intend to pass the resolution and proceed with the project. A Cole named justice of the peace and Benavides appointed constable of Precinct 14.
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Hornshire
Family tragedy ends in murder suicide in Bute Ment
Fragmentary OCR describes a woman who killed her mother and sister before taking her own life at the family home in Bute Ment, with garbled text referencing a gun and a tense residence scene. The readable parts suggest a domestic case involving multiple fatalities and a suicide.
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Benelt
Hevwe
Education as an argument for schools and industry
Joe Swillum, a Santa Fe apprentice, told a Wednesday night assembly at the armory that education does not strictly require schools yet lauds schools and colleges as engines of rapid learning. He highlighted industrial education, apprentice programs, and the Gente Fe railroad effort to train youths, stressing discipline and civic respect as outcomes of schooling and practice.
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Joe Swillum
Santa Fe
Armory
Genta Fe
Albuqquerque
Swillum
Willuss
W. K. Weetten
New Road Project Aims to Remove Two Rail Crossings
A new road plan proposes eliminating two rail crossings two miles south of the city near Treumbell and Gillileed. Officials say the measure improves safety and traffic flow along the route, with construction expected to proceed after council review.
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Treumbell Everut
Gillileed
Retired Soldier Found Dead in Bed at Home
William Bahr 62 a 22 year US Army veteran was found dead in bed at his Apache Trail home by neighbor Ernest Ruppe. A coroner’s jury ruled death from natural causes the evidence noted prior heart attacks. Police report Bahr likely died Saturday with a note and small cash found nearby. Funeral plans awaiting daughter’s reply.
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William Bahr
United States Army
Apache Trail
Ernest Ruppe
Mahr
Itte
Nappe
Les Lunas
Bahr
Kuppe
Ahr
Ruppe
Hahr
Babr
Wakting
Habre
Uppe
Calif
Ise Liwing
California
Woodmen of World Denver Forms Largest Subordinate Lodge
Denver announces the merger of Denver Camp No. 1 and Columbine Camp No. 1 to form Denver Camp No. 1. The new unit carries a total membership of 7,090, creating the largest subordinate lodge of the Woodmen of the World.
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Denver
Woodmen OF World
Woodmen of
Denver Camp No. 1
Columbine Camp No. T
Freight Car Loadings Dip Week Ending November 7
Washington reports freight car loadings for the week ending November 7 at 1 063 522, a drop of 27 52 from the prior week but up 68 043 from the same week last year. Coal reached 189 9123 cars, grain 46 242, miscellaneous freight 94 523, merchandise 47 431, and livestock 35 101 with declines in most categories.
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Washington
I- Plades
American Railway
Cation
Nullification Plan Aims to Roll Back Inheritance Tax
The House Ways and Means Committee proposes applying 1921 lower rates to all estate settlements from the 1924 act onward, refunding the difference to taxpayers. It retains the 25 percent state tax credit and envisions reorganizing the Internal Revenue Bureau to remove the solicitor, create a general counsel post, and add six deputy commissioners to streamline high value case settlements.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Green
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Bureau
Board of Tax Appeals
All Basic Permits Under Prohibition Act Cancelled
Washington notes that all basic permits under the prohibition act will be canceled effective December 31. Assistant Secretary Andrews of the Treasury announced the decision. Concurrently Prohibition Director James F. E. Jones ordered a thorough investigation of permit holders for distillation to review records before issuing next year’s permits.
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Washington
Andrews
The
Treasury
James FE. Jones
Prohibition
Case Dismissed Against Hanford MacNider in Traffic Court
In Washington on November 18 1944 the case against Hanford MacNider Assistant Secretary of War was dismissed in traffic court. The arresting officer was off duty at the time and awaiting trial for not reporting an accident he had while arriving with a bootlegger's wife.
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Washington
Ase
Hanford MacNider
Butler Opens 1926 Campaign With Militant Rally
Youngstown Ohio November 18 Republican National Committee chairman Butler issued a strong opening address for the 1926 congressional campaign. He urged militant crusaders to defend Republican principles and warned that next year’s elections will decide the party's ability to push its program. He claimed the GOP is united while the Democrats are less so and criticized alleged Democratic welfare investigations.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Butler
Republican National Committee
Republican Party
Democratic Party
New York City
Devastating New Orleans Dock Fire Rips Mississippi River Wharf
A midnight blaze swept seven blocks of Mississippi River docks in New Orleans causing at least 3 million dollars in damage. The Poydras and Giord street sheds, near new structures worth over 1 million, burned, with many cargoes lost including 75 000 bags of coffee. No lives were lost though Fire Chief Evans’ vehicle accident killed J H Simpson. Vessels were towed to safety.
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New Orleans
Poydrag
Giord Street
American Legion
J. H. Simpson
John A. Evans
Poydras
Giord
Julia Street
Canal Street
Rumor of Bank Rate Increase Spooks Wall Street
New York November 18 The Associated Press reports Wall Street faced a bank rate scare as unconfirmed rumors circulated that Philadelphia Fed officials favored a rate rise. Stocks fell 3 to 15 points with many motors breaking near the November 10 lows amid speculation of a looming 4 percent rate and fears of a repeat bull market end.
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New York
Associated Press
Wall Street
Boston Federal Reserve Bank
Kiladelphia Federal Reserve Bank
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Boston
A.C. Miller
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Higker
Deer Tags Pile Up as War to Endure Continues
Santa Fe reports State Game Warden Thomas P. Delgado has collected 46 deer tags to date, each for a buck. Following the Sunday wounding of J M Proctor of BE Paso, four hunters were struck by a deer bullet before the wounded man, and no further fatalities have been recorded. Many more bucks are believed killed, though not yet tagged.
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Santa Fe
Thomas P. Delgado
J. M. Proctor
BE Paso
Lenape Fire Disaster Aboard Lenape Ends with Sinking at Lewes
The Clyde line steamship Lenape, burning from stern to bow after a 30 mile open sea race, was grounded near the Delaware Capes as coast guard cutters rescued 362 of 363 aboard. One passenger, Robert Leverton of Willimansett Mass, drowned after leaping overboard. Survivors were split for return trips to Jacksonville and New York amid injuries and reports of looting and disorder. Captain Devereaux and Captain Morris led crews in heroic efforts to save passengers as flames overtook the vessel.
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Lewes
Del
Associated Press
Clyde Line
Delaware
Coast Guard
Robert Leverton
Willimansett
Mass
Jacksonville
Fla
New York
Charles W. Devereaux
Cape May
Philadelphia
Delaware Capes
Charles 8
Morris
Hfe
Lena
Devereaux
Spratt
Coolidge Will Speak in New York Tonight
President Coolidge planned a speech before the New York State Chamber of Commerce despite his father Colonel John C. Coolidge, 80, suffering several severe heart attacks but not currently in immediate danger. The president would depart for New York after breakfast tomorrow if there is no worsening condition.
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Washington
Coolidge
New York State Chamber of Commerce
Plymouth
White House
John C. Coolidge
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