Edge Well Near Las Vegas Delivers Oil Amid Test
Las Vegas residents and oil men gathered as the edge well north of Las Vegas produced oil after a Saturday shot. Officials estimate 15 to 20 barrels, with testing to continue for 2-3 days awaiting tubing and rods. The Azul company plans further locations on the 000 acre structure.
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Azul Company
New Mexico
Comny
Albuquerque
IMW
Lasegas
Kinney Postal Company
Herbert Il Company
Patterson & Stuppi
Cowet
Tex Kornon
Amarillo
Barhls
Graham
Azulil Company
Indian School joins New Mexico inter scholastic sports
The Albuquerque Indian School becomes a member of the New Mexico inter scholastic athletic association. Superintendent Reuben Perry announced the move and explained that adding junior and senior grades this year makes the school eligible for full mem bership. The change will allow the university to reach more students from the Indian school.
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Albuquerque
Earls Britton Signs to Play with Bears
Ear l Britton, fullback from the University of Illinois, signs to join the Chicago Bears professional football team. Officials withheld contract terms but expect his first pro game next Wednesday in Chicago.
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Universe of Illinois
Chicago Ears
Te Ars
Britton Ould
Louis
Britton
Weather Forecast for Denver and Albuquerque Regions
Partly cloudy with cooler extremes for the Denver area and partly cloudy conditions for Arizona and Albuquerque region. Local 24 hour report notes temperatures, winds, humidity, and sunrise sunset times with minor variation into December.
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Denver
Arizona
Two Women Bandits Held Behind Bonds In Renner Robbery
Mrs Catherine Rogers and her daughter Zera, South Dakota's first women bank bandits, remain jailed in Sioux Falls after failing to post 5000 bonds ahead of a preliminary hearing. Police dispute their poverty claims, noting family holdings including land, livestock, two cars and a radio. The Renner bank robbery yielded disputed sums, with officials stating about 300 dollars and the women asserting 96.50. A penny exchange incident sparked the investigation.
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Sioux Falls
Catherine Rogers
Zera
South Dakota
First State Bank of Renner
United States Veterans Bureau
Rogers
Veterans Bureau
France
Mitchell Court Martial Trial To Resume In Washington
Interest focused on the Mitchell court martial over remarks by Brigadier General Edward L. King during Friday proceedings. Rep Frank Reid seeks to strike the remark from the record and says he will not exploit the incident. Major General Robert L. Howze may report the affair to the War Department while Navy witnesses ready evidence to counter Colonel Mitchell’s charges of incompetency and neglect.
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Washington
Frank Rheid
Edward L. King
Reid
Robert L. Howze
War Department
Howze
Navy
Mitchell
National Defense
Allen W. Gullion
Automobile output may reach four million in 1925
The Associated Press reports a strong industrial tone with rising production across sectors. In particular, October output set a new 1925 peak and production for the year could hit four million autos, despite slower auto manufacturing as winter approaches and a shift toward closed models.
Moonshine and Marijuana Seized in Home Raid
Marijuana valued at 500 dollars was seized at the home of Mrs. Refugio Gutierrez on South Williams street near Gardner Lumber mills by federal and county officers on Sunday afternoon. The raid also recovered one gallon of whisky and several used automobile tires and rims. Charges will be brought in federal court and a preliminary hearing is set before Justice D. Montoya. Assistants were Agent Abeita Deputy Sheriff Armiio and Constable Cotinola.
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Refugio Gutierrez
Williams Street
Gardner Lumber Company
Bowman
D. Montoya
Abeita
Armiio
Cotinola
Old Town
Mother's six year search ends as son found
A Kansas mother recovering her nine year old son Edward Martin VanStyke from Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kimball after leaving him with the Kimballs six years earlier for a trip to California. The Kimballs refused to return him, the couple faced police action, and the boy was later placed in a detention home before the mother was notified and reunited with him.
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Kansas City
W. G. Hopkins
LaCrosse
Kan
Edward Martin VanStyke
Edward Kimball
Kimballs
California
van Styke
Rush County
Kansas
Tinkham pushes permanent world court proposal
Rep. Tinkham of Massachusetts calls for a permanent international court of justice to be established via a Hague conference called by President Coolidge. He plans a House resolution advocating adherence to the court, limiting involvement to sovereign nations and opposing league of nations entanglements.
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Washington
International Court of Justice
Coolidge
Tinkham
Massachusetts
House
Senate
Europe
League of Nations
Permanent Court of International Justice
United States
Ratification Pushbacks on Hughes Harding World Court Pact
Forty eight prominent Americans urged Senator Borah to avoid reservations and back Senate ratification of the Hughes Harding proposal on the United States joining the world court. Governor George W. P. Hunt of Arizona was among the signers.
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New York
United States
Borah
Senate
George W. P. Hunt
Arizona
Grave Diggers in Chicago to Strike Tomorrow
One hundred twenty grave diggers in five Chicago cemeteries will strike for higher wages, with union support from the Undertakers Association of Chicago. Officials warn the strike could expand to all city cemeteries, potentially halting burials of the dead. workers earn about four to five dollars for a nine and a half hour day.
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Chicago
Undertakers Association of Chicago
Journal to publish all Southwestern grid teams Sunday
The Morning Journal will publish its annual all Southwestern football selections next Sunday morning. The sports department gathers data on top players from five teams: University of New Mexico New Mexico Aggies New Mexico Military Institute Texas Miners and University of Arizona.
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Morning Journal
Journal Sports Department
Oklahoma A and M Sweeps Stock Judging Title at Show
Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College won the collegiate stock judging contest at the International Livestock Show with 4459 points. Illinois finished second, Ontario Agricultural College third, and Iowa State fourth. Individual high scores included A McGuggan from Ontario Aggie with 924, and Mary E. Haise of Kansas State with 894. In region six corn, top ears honors went to T A Coakley of Sterling Colorado and Kay Surhart of Webber Kansas, with John Preston of Moab Utah winning best single ear.
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Chicago
Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College
Southerners
University of Illnois
Ontario Agricultural College
Iown State College
University of Arizona
Colorado State
A. McGuggan
Rodney
Ont
Ontario Aggie
Mary E. Haise
Kansas State Agricultural College
T. A. Coakley
Sterling
Colo
Kay Surhart
Webber
Kans
John Preston
Moad
Utah
Salina, Colo. resident found dead in home
Henry W. Nichols aged 62, longtime Salina resident eight miles north of Boulder, was found dead at his home with a wound to the temple and a revolver nearby. A note to his wife Nellie stated he wished to stop his suffering. Coroner A F Howe said no further investigation was necessary.
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Boulder
Colo
Henry W. Nichols
Salina
Nellie Nichols
Nellie
Henry
A. F. Howe
Texans pledge funds for special session probe of Ferguson acts
Austin reports a $300000 pledge to cover a Texas legislature special session to investigate Governor Miriam Ferguson's administration with possible impeachment. Speaker Satterwhite aims to issue a Dec 15 summons if the governor does not call the session by Dec 10. James E. Ferguson remained silent amid the dispute.
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Austin
Texas
Miriam A. Ferguson
Lee Satterwhite
Will C. Hogg
Houston
James Stephen Hogg
Ferguson
Satterwhite
James E. Ferguson
Governor Ferguson
Dan Moody
Fergusons
Travis County Grand Jury
Moody
Milla Defends Revenue Bill’s Income Schedules
Representative Milla of New York defends the tax reduction bill from Ways and Means as uniform and fair. He says high income groups would see proportionate shares and notes 1921 1924 cuts were too strong for lower earners while 100000 plus get larger relief though overall aim is a peacetime measure.
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Washington
House
Milla
New York
Violent Storm Ravages Sicily Calabria and Naples
A hurricane force storm battered Sicily Calabria and Naples causing extensive property damage with few deaths reported. The Citta Milano repaired a broken cable between Messina and Reggio Calabria while the steamship President Garfield battled seven hours at sea before docking. The Santa Rosina sank at Naples but all crew were saved.
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Tome
Sicily
Calabria
Naples
Minister of Works
Citta Milano
Messia
Reggio de Calabria
President Garfield
New York
Garfield
Catanzaro
Monty Leone
Santa Rosina
Belgium Seeks U.S. Loan to Stabilize Currency
The week saw steady bond trading with Liberty bonds rising late. Talks between Governor Hautain of Belgium and New York bankers centered on a $150 million international loan to back currency stabilization and gold standard restoration. Italy and Germany also featured in foreign borrowing activity as new bond offerings totaled $60 million.
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New York
Associated Press
Reserve Bank
Wall Street
Painleve
M. Hkriand
France
Amerean
Belgium
Hautain
Bank of Belgium
Germany
Trappers Run Amuck Kill Two In Ontario
Winnipeg reports two trappers from a Graham Ontario expedition killed when Raou St Germain and William Lefebre opened fire while intoxicated. Mike Lacezko and C Xredd were shot dead and a second man wounded before St Germain turned on Lefebre.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Graham
Ontario
Raou St. German
Canadian National Railway
St. Germain
William Lefebre
Mike Lacezko
C Xredd
Lefebre
Miners Accept Proposals to End Coal Strike Walkout
United Mine Workers leaders in Harrisburg agreed to Pinchot plan as a basis for settlement. John L. Lewis sent a letter stating miners will resume anthracite mining promptly after an operator agreement, with joint talks to follow at any time.
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United Mine Workers Today
Pinchot
Whic
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
United Mine Workers of America
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Tri-District Committee
Capitol
W. W. Inglis
Pinenot
Howeve
Alleguet Lesides
Theale
Lewis
Philip Murray
Thomas Kennedy
Anthenette Fields
Rinaldo Cappellini
Andrew Mattey
C. J. Golden
Operators to Discuss Governor Plan Today
Philadelphia meeting centers on Governor's plan as utilities operators gather to debate policy changes. Officials, industry leaders, and lawmakers expected to weigh potential impacts on rates and service reliability during the afternoon session.
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