Briand urges ratification of pacific dispute protocol at League session
Aristide Briand, former French premier, pleads for Pacific settlement of international disputes and France's unconditional adhesion. He warns on economic wars menacing the world and envisions a new era if security is assured, while Lord Parmoor cautions limits on League powers.
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Geneva
Associated Press
Aristide Briand
France
Washington Naval Conference
Assembly of the League
Nenesy
M. Politis
M. Briand
Ge Werda
Reid
Armameniie
Pnetind Ascepte
England
Lord Parmoor
Council
Assembly of the
league @ super-star
Assembly
Typhoon Destroys 30 Houses in Guam
Guam reports a typhoon causing damage totaling about 200000 dollars to naval and civil government properties. Thirty native houses were destroyed with no casualties or further injuries reported.
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Guam
Associated Press
Weather forecast fragment for Porlcasi region
Fragmentary weather note shows Thursday temperatures around 122 and 43 degrees with gusts or radiative conditions unclear. Indicates partial readout of local forecast.
Cardillone for the surf ends at six p.m
Reported surf card shows conditions at six o clock with humidity and wind data. Temperature readings and precipitation are incomplete in the fragment.
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Cardillone
Ins University
Foreclosure Decrees Ordered in National Bank Suit
Judge L. Phillips in federal court announced foreclosure decrees for seven notes in the Francis A. Chapman receiver versus Latham et al case. He also said certain leases would be annulled and noted the notes total about 220000. Other banks and attorneys are involved. a separate National Surety Company case seeks to attach real estate to satisfy a 30000 judgment. The court will rule within thirty days.
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L. Phillips
Francis A. Chapman
State National Bank
L. C
National
Downer & Keleher
Welford & Welford
Tillsboro
Ve. Wiliam
Socorro
Union Counties
One Thing Leads to Another in New Mexico Pepper Theft
Sheriff Joe Tondre investigated a chili pepper theft near Be len after a farmer reported 20 strings of peppers stolen from his roof. The pursuit led to Eduardo Garcia and brothers Ignacio and Senacio with a mash barrel found. all four pleaded guilty and were fined 50 dollars each plus costs. The mash was fed to cows.
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Los Lunes
N. M
Joe Tondre
Belen
Tondre
Eduardoe Tlarcia
Los Trujticos
Garcia
Senacio
Eduardo
Ignacio
Tona
Carola
Charles Tabet
Tabet
Justice of the Peace
Mercer Torrez
Commissioners Review Courthouse Bid Offers for Bernalillo County
Four bids ranging from 19 060 to 266 356 were opened for the new Bernalillo county courthouse. One bid was rejected for missing a certified check, while the others are under consideration to determine best value. Bids from K E McKee of El Paso and Albuquerque firms Anderson Bros and DRR Etter cover terra cotta and artificial stone options with adjustments for substitutions. Plumbing heating and electrical bids will be opened in about thirty days.
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Bernalillo County
K. E. McKee
Fl Paso
Albuquerque
Anderson Bros
DRR. Etter
Windsor & Lund
Denver
Highway Department Awards Four Contracts
The New Mexico state highway department awarded four federal aid contracts after recent bids. Details include 108-8 Chaves County Maney Brothers & Co. bridges at 124,973.34 dollars, 109-a Quay County N. T. McClure bridges at 67,254.50 dollars, SS$-a Mandoval County Lee Moor Contracting at 92,669.06 dollars, and 8. De Roca County Armstrong and Armstrong at 86,113.02 dollars.
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Santa Fe
State Highway Department
Chaves County
Maney Brothers & Co
Bridges
A. Quay County
N. T. McClure
J. C. Harvey
Mandoval County
Lee Moor Contracting Company
de Roca County
Armstrong and Armstrong
New Mexico Senator Bursum Tours Roswell Campaign
Senator Holm Bursum and state chairman Prager Miller arrived in Roswell en route to Artesia amid questions on Judge Bratton’s Gallup speech. Bursum expressed faith in New Mexico voters and the Republican ticket, calling Bratton’s cash bonus idea for ex service men "buncombe" and a closed issue.
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Roswell
N. M
Senator Holm
Bursum
United States
Senate
Prager Miller
Public Lands
Artesia
Judge Bratton
Gallup
New Mexico
Republican Party
Winening
Calvin Coolidge
Judge Brattons
Boxing Bout Ends In Technical Knockout In Iowa
Bal Bine of St. Paul stopped Harry Krohn of Akron in the fifth round of a scheduled 10 round lightweight bout in Des Moines. Bine scored a decisive win on a technical knockout as the crowd watched the bout.
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Blue
Tres Moines
Iowa
Bal Bine
St. Paul
Harry Krohn
Akron
Ohio
lHeght Reavy
Illinois No 4 Artesia Field Spouting Oil
Illi nois Well No. 1 in Section 26 18 25 on state land about 550 feet east of T Noil No 8 drilled by Flynn Welch and Yates was shot at midnight by Tex Thornton of the J S Torpedo company. The well flowed about nine minutes after the shot with 150 barrels and 120 quarts spilled across the surrounding country. The hole was filled and the well heading by dawn. Thornton says Well No 4 is twice as good as No 8 and could yield a thousand barrels. The sand was penetrated to about fifty feet and gas flow is estimated over 100 000 feet.
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Tex Thornton
National Democratic Clubbacker backs Coolidge Dawes
Lealie J. Tompkins, law professor at New York University and long time member of the National Democratic Club, announces his support of the Coolidge Dawes ticket.
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Lealie J. Tompkins
New York University
National Democratic Club
Coolidge-Dawes
Woman seeks protection from Caldwell after alleged captivity
Mrs. Lila Irene Welborn age 30 rushed to the police seeking protection from Henry Caldwell accused of holding her captive since July 16 and abusing her. Caldwell allegedly forced her to live with him while he watched her and assaulted her with a revolver. The case may proceed to a preliminary hearing before Justice George E. Roddy.
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Lila Irene Welborn
Henry Caldwell
Caldwell
Mira
Weiborn
Armijico
Rio Grande
Caldwel
Raymond
Central Avenue
Fie
Armijo
Kentucky
California
el Paso
Welborn
J . Smith
Bureau of Charities
Von
Adobe House
Armiic
George E. Roddy
Brookhart Feud on GOP Iowa State Central Agenda
State Central Committee meets today to decide a demand that Senator Dawes withdraw from the GOP. Republicans in Iowa discuss the party’s future and leadership moves amid intra party tension.
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State Central Committee
Dawes
Demand That He Be Declared Out of Party
Iowa politics faces renewed division as Senator Brookhart demands Dawes withdraw from the national ticket. State leaders weigh censure whereas independent candidate Luther A. Brewer calls for Brookhart’s out of party declaration. Committee debates how to preserve unity while addressing the Dawes letter.
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L. A. Brewer
Des Moines
Iowa
Associated Press
Smith W. Brookhart
United States Senate
Charles G. Dawes
State Central Committee
Frookhart
Dawes
Evenator
B. B. Burnquist
Brookhart
Luther A. Brewer
National
Ilena
la Follette-Wheeler
Shenandoah Delayed on Westward Flight Schedule
The naval air cruiser Shenandoah will delay its cross country flight from Lakehurst New Jersey to the Pacific coast until October 6 or 7 for final engine overhaul and preparations. About 100 radio stations will assist in communications as the ship proceeds west and returns.
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Washington
Lakehurst
N. J
Pacific Coast
Navy Department
McDonald Succeeds by Luthy as Vice President of Bank
Joy McDonald, longtime vice president and cashier of the Albuquerque National Bank, resigned Wednesday. Fred Luthy, formerly of Citizens National Bank, will replace him after the bank's absorption of Citizens National. McDonald plans a one month vacation then to enter a different line of business.
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M’donald
Luthy
BANK
Joy McDonald
Albquerque National Bank
Wedateday
McDonald
Fred Luthy
Citizens National Bank
Albuquerque National
Citizens National
N. Marron
Jury to hear Vigil murder trial today in 1924 case
Manuel Vigil 23 faces murder charges in the April 13 1924 slaying of Alfredo Apodaca his step father in law. Witnesses describe a quarrel over a child and Vigil’s later attack as Apodaca carried the baby. Defense claims self defense and provocation.
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Manuel Vigil
Barela
Alfredo Apodaca
R. KR. Ryan
M.S. Mickey
Teresa de Apodaca
Vigil
Apodaca
Peregrina Tafoya
M. KK. Wylder
Ed Donahue
Ramon Salazar
J. A. Montoys
Jose de la Luz Sais
Apodaci
Sais
B. M. Clayton
Washington Receives Senators After World Series Win
Thousands of shouting fans greet Washington Senators as they return from the pennant win. President Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge attend the Ellipse ceremony with a loving cup presented to manager Stanley Harris. Crowds fill Pennsylvania Avenue while police and escorts parade the city in celebration of the team’s victory.
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Washington
Baseball
National Capital
Washington Senators
Pennsylvania Avenue
Peace Monument
White House
Coolidge
Stanley Harris
Andrew Jackso
Sherman
Grant
Thurope
America
General Pershing
Cantigny
St. Mihie
Argonne
Martie
Aisne
Frank W. Stearns
Thee
Executive Mansion
United States Cavalry Band
Fort Myer
Washington Riding and Hunt Club
Informa
Griffith Stadium
New York Giants
Loving Cup Presented To Senator's Manager
President Coolidge greeted Washingtons pennant winning baseball team in a public demonstration. He praised their deserved victory and presented manager Bucky Harris with a loving cup on behalf of Washington citizens. The remarks highlighted national pride and hopes for continued success in the contest ahead.
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Washington
Coolidge
Mr. Coolidge
National
Bucky” Harris
Citizens of Washington
Roosevelt pledges cleaner state government in New York
Oyster Bay October 1 Theodore Roosevelt accepting the Republican gubernatorial nomination pledges a less expensive better and cleaner state government. He opposes all groups creating false distinctions and vows to enforce the Volstead act while criticizing the Democratic party for insincerity and vote truckling. He calls for scientific taxation and praises the national administration while addressing Oyster Bay residents near Sagamore Hill.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Theodore Roosevelt
Ku Klux Klan
New York State
Bryan
Smith
Roosevelt
Cove Neck
Sagamore Hill
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Artesia Field
Lila Welborn
Owa
Shenandoah
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Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
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