Convention selects Charles A. Spiess as New Mexico constitution president
Charles A. Spiess of San Miguel is chosen to preside at the constitutional convention in Santa Fe. The caucus, with 67 delegates present, voted 50 to 18 for Spiess over Parker of Dona Ana, amid debates on committee power and native citizen leadership.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Charles A. Spiess
San Micael County
New Mexico
Spiess
Senate
Swoleck
United States
Frank W. Parker
Dont Ama County
Selenium Lane
Valencia County
Mertune
Ticovets
Capitol
Foo Durkuim
Bursum
Pocall
Grant Ucpen
Istitor Aroihe
Donk County
Mer
Turku
Solomon Lunn
Vale Eek Selig
Lunn
Wieh
A.B. Fall
Olero
Lina
Bernalillo
Francis KB
Wood Colfax
Charles Springer
Donn Ann
Charlies
Miller
Girant
W. D. Murry
Guadalupe
Tranquillnne Labadie
Lincoln
John I. Canning
Mel Kinley
Gregory Page
Mora
Fred & Brown
Otero
A. B. Pall
Quay
Reid Halaman
Rio Arribi
Perfecto
Uibel
Roosevelt
W. Ee
Lindsey
Sandoval
Miera
San Miguel
Eugenio Fomero
T. G. Catron
Sierras
F. Hi
Winston
Boverroa
Nursim
Taos
Melguaides Martinez
Torrance
Celso Gallegos
Alon
Mastracio Giallegos
Vaelenecie
Solomon Luna
Mortent
T. BH. Coteon
Paleo
Committee On Committees
Francie FE. Wood
Boranville County
Hen Rolomon Tana
Wood
Morning Journal
Lang
Lana
Joons
Spings
Gr. W. Prichard
Spiers
W. EE. Lingsevooldlootewell
Borsum
Mrr Wood
Bernadilla
Mer. Lane
Spies
Spiese
8B. Stover
Bermidille County
Catren
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Meithes Corporation
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Piet
A. A. Sedula
Bere Me
W. M. Lindsey
Roosevelte
Epress
Parker
List of 29 missing from New Hampshire barge tragedy
The battleship New Hampshire released names of 29 sailors believed dead after a barge swamping in the Hudson River during liberty last night. Eleven more men were still missing but not in the swamped boat. Captain Rodgers noted no funeral plans until recovery and next of kin have been notified. lifeguard Karl is credited with saving four men before disappearing.
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Morning Journal
New York
New Hampshire
Hudson River
Thomas 3S Rodgers
Liberty
Boylan
J. A
Chiss
Brooklyn
Erhartyt
J. Fef
Turner
Brook
Blumgren
Benner
Green Creek
J. Bailey
U. S
Ansonia
Bakeman
Groose Polini
Mich Bonpall
Philadelphia Grown
Boston
Combs
Chiis
Springfield
Dorr
Philadelphia
Davis
G. A
Lubeck
Pongohue
P J
Ireland
Greene
J. Oiler
Cleveland
Hey
Woonseeker
Jonson
Tlreman
Hosten
Warl. V
Puloter
Ibid Clans
Towton
Knowe
Mampley
Coal Passer
Hichmond
Wu Paspifski
J. F
Erie Wa
Richardson
Electrician
Seibel
BE. W
Chicago
SEALX
M. Telectrician
Cristelise
Columbus
East Liverpool
Wehlin
T J
Wenner
Fhreman
Flase
Fullerton
Coat Passer
Roxbury
Mins
Captain Rodgers
J. Corrigan
Seaman
W. Harren
Chambers
Marine Private
Worcester
Mas
Rodgers
Solace
the Madson
Karl
Five Men Die in Los Angeles Times Building Blast
Rescue team discovers the remains of five men after a catastrophic explosion wrecked the Los Angeles Times Building. Fire officials report the blast caused extensive structural damage and smoke-filled halls as responders searched the rubble.
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Los Angeles Times
Rewards Offered As City Increases Los Angeles Times Reward
City and private firms raise rewards to 18 000 for information leading to arrests in the Times building disaster. Officials report three suspects in custody after a fatal explosion and fire at the Los Angeles plant.
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Morning Journal
Loe Angelo
Tonya
Homer Oy
Hartleen Chay
Martin
Alexander
Loc
Divine Leadery
Los Angeles
Gronge Alexandes
Maryor
Howard Cordaney
Mtalnerige
Meride
Wander Whet
Churchill Yarves Elder
San Francisco
Conilapeed
Sie
Rheining Hospital
Joan Howard Jr
Hetyie
Traction Park Opens For 30th Annual Fair
Balloon ascension and parachute leap in front of the grand stand will headline the opening tonight. The Big Parker carnival arrives with electric blazes and starts business on the plaza as crowds arrive by train, with daily repeats of the spectacle through the week.
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Big Parker Carnival Entertainment
Plaza
Illumination of Alvarado Hotel and Exposition Opens
Thousands attend the illumination of Albuquerque’s Alvarado Hotel and station as arches towers glow with electric fittings. The fairgrounds open at 12 30 today for the Thirteenth New Mexico Exposition with balloon drops, baseball games, and parades ahead.
Albuquerque Major Whiting Nominated for Head Senator
During a warm convention debate Major W. I. Whiting of Albuquerque won nomination for head senator. His broad acquaintance with delegates was cited as the main factor. George W. Armijo of Santa Fe was named a candidate for clerk of the convention amid several other contenders.
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Major W. It. Whiting
Albuquerque
Major Whiting
George W. Armiio
Banta Fe
Democratic Delegates Vote for Fergusson at Bernaluttio Nomination
Democratic delegates plan a 4 to 4 caucus at 10 tomorrow morning to adopt a resolution stating the solid democratic vote will be for H. B. Fergusson of Bernaluttio County as presidential nominee at the convention.
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Erlook
H. B. Fergusson
Bernaluttio County
Doctor Gudger Dies by Own Action in New York City
Dr. Hubert Gudger, a young physician from Asheville North Carolina, killed himself in New York City after a period of overwork. He had graduated from the University of Pennsylvania last June and, while his mother tried to restrain him, he cut his throat.
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New York
Hubert Gudger
Asheville
Gudger
University of Pennsylvania
RISING DEATH TOLL REPORTS IN ABWAGTER DISASTER
In Los Angeles on October 2 following a revived listing of the dead five bodies have been recovered but the fate of others remains unclear. Several names including CHEMCHIIL HAMRY ELDEMR and HARRY 1. CRANK are reported among the dead or missing with various ages and occupations.
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Lone Angeles
Abwagter
Hamry Eldemr
Ametiniant Ety
Harry 1. Crank
Nasvietane
I. T. Sawyer
J. Wesley Beaver
Tunstall
Lierwellyn
Atlanta Typographical Union Denounces Labors Blame After Explosion
The Atlanta Typographical Union adoptes resolutions denouncing the claim that organized labor caused the Los Angeles Times building blast. It notes the tragedy, loss of life and property, and calls for facts over scapegoating in the wake of the disaster.
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Atlanta
veeThe Athlanta Typographical Union
Angeles Times
Organized Labor
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Detective confirms Murts visit to Sun noted
Chief of detectives Captain Paul Irmaime says A. J. Murts former visit to the Sun was observed this evening with details continued on page 2 column 5.
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Nutko Glycehine
Beens Fam Asles
Paul Irmaime
A. J. Murts
Thirtieth Annual New Mexico Fair Official Program
The program outlines events for the fair including a baseball double header Roswell versus Albuquerque with a winner to play Santa Fe. It lists exhibitions on the plaza and surrounding streets with acts such as dog performances balloon ascensions and a loop the loop act with Madam Zaleta.
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New Mexico
TOBPR
Lermioon
Roswell Albuquerque
Santa Pea
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Charles Feebholdt
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Carl Ballada
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