Envoys Return Home as Campaign Speeches Roar
A parade of American diplomats from Paris to Belgium gathers in the U.S. amid campaign activity. President Coolidge endorses Senator Butler in Massachusetts, urging voters not to fail the president. Meanwhile Britain’s new embassy in Washington stirs labor union concerns over the use of nonunion or English labor and materials.
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William M. Butler
Bay State
Massachusetts
Boston
White House
Washington
Edwin L. Lutyens
Great Britain
American Federation of Labor
Weather Forecast Denver New Mexico and Arizona Outlook
Weather notes for Denver Oct 2 show Sunday and Monday partly cloudy with warmer highs in the north. New Mexico and Arizona forecast fair and warmer, with clear to partly cloudy skies and a northwest wind. Temperatures range from near 48 to about 61 degrees, with humidity around 84 percent in the morning and 97 percent in the evening. Precipitation small or absent.
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New Mexico
Arizona
Dede Wi
Mother Kennedy says plot to wreck Angelus exposed
Aimee Semple McPherson presses ahead with a massive Angelus temple communion amid claims by her mother Minnie Kennedy that Thomas Melville was planted to sabotage the church. District Attorney Asa Keyes plans to continue the case next week with Joe Ryan expected on the stand.
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Aimee Semple McPherson
Ocean Park
Angelus Temple
Minnie Kennedy
Thomas Scott Melville
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Kennedy
Asa Keyes
Joe Ryan
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Carmel By the Sea
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Desperado Stole Car In Santa Fe After Shootout
An unknown desperado believed wanted in Los Angeles for a policeman murder entered Santa Fe late Friday in a car likely stolen from Mrs. N. T. Armijo of Albuquerque. After police fired on him, the bandit fled on foot, abandoning his car and a subsequent search found a small stolen automobile connected to his escape. A traveling bag revealed clothes bearing New...
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Los Angeles
N. T. Armijo
Albuquerque
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Journal's World Series Party Draws Local Crowds
The Journal hosted a first world series party with 1500 to 2000 attendees on Saturday. Yankees hero Herb Pennock impressed locals as Babe Ruth received a mixed reception. Ringling's scoreboard work and the usual Sunday broadcast hours were noted as the crowd and Duke City fans enjoyed the event.
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Pennock to Pitch Again in World Series Opener
Alexander or Reinhart to start for St Louis as Huggins plans next game. Pennock starred in the opener with strong support from Sherdel, while Hornsby and Bottomley led the Cardinal offense as the Yankees anticipate game two. Ruth focused on Pennock's pitching despite limited home runs.
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Reinhart
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Pennock
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Babe Ruth
Woman Plunges to Death at Eight-Story Hotel
In Los Angeles on Saturday Fi-Mrs. and Maurice, aged 35, leaped from an eight-story women only hotel. Police found two suicide notes in which she described herself as "one whom nobody loves" and said she had felt deep neglect.
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Maurice
Suit in Denver to halt Gallup bond sale
H W Yersin of Gallup New Mexico files suit in Denver District Court to void the McKinley county road bond issue of 200000 dollars alleging the election petition was not signed by 10 percent of voters and ballots were counted improperly. The case seeks to stop sale of the bonds and, if held, to return bonds from First National Bank of Denver or Sidle Simons Day Co. unless they are restrained. Previous suits have been filed in McKinley county and federal court.
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Denver
H. W. Yersin
Gallup
N. M
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Yersin
First National Bank of Denver
Sidle, Simons, Day & Co
Miner in Gallup Coal Basin Accident
Joe Blatnick, a Diamond Coal miner, suffers a broken back and multiple fractured ribs after being crushed between a mine car and a wall support at the Coal Basin mine near Gallup. He is hospitalized in serious condition in Albuquerque after treatment by Dr. C L Clark. Blatnick, married with six children, has a fighting chance to recover.
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Gallup
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C. L. Clark
Abuquerque
Santa Fe
Government Agencies Seek Special Gasoline Prices
Government agencies plan cooperative buying to cut costs for oil and coal. At a Federal Employers association meeting in the federal building Friday, the secretary was authorized to request price reductions from oil companies for large, bulk purchases by government departments, which currently buy supplies separately.
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Koenigs Fielding Highlight Spurs Yankee Win
Pennock strong in opener as the Yankees beat the Cardinals. Hornsby unable to cope with Pennock’s pitching. Ruth hits a sixth inning single. Moriarity notes insider view of the World Series encounter. Urban Shocker may start the second game with Rehm or Alexander opposing.
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Bell
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Urban Shocker
Flint Rehm
Alexander
Sherdel
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New York
Yankees Win Opener Behind Pennock Pitching
In 1926 fall diamond derby opener the Yankees edged the Cardinals 2 to 1. Herb Pennock hurled a superb game, with Lou Gehrig driving in the winning run on a sixth‑ inning hit as Ruth scored from second. Mark Koenig starred with a flawless defense and timely hit while Ruth and other sluggers failed to deliver.
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Douthit
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Probe into Death of the Cocktail Colonel Williams
Naval board of inquiry continues examining Col. Alexander 8. Williams death after his automobile plunged into San Francisco Bay. Coroner's inquest delayed to next Wednesday as autopsy shows no prior intoxication and officials seek how the accident occurred. Williams, famed as the cocktail colonel after a San Diego court martial, attracted nationwide attention.
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Wildcats Overhead Defense Powers Arizona Victory
The University of Arizona varsity beat the freshmen 16 to 0 in Tucson on October 2. The seniors dominated through aerial play and experience while the freshmen failed to capitalize on their overhead attack. The game lacked standout individual moments.
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Beyer Named Secretary of County Democratic Body
C B Beyer, the county surveyor, was named secretary of the democratic county central committee by county chairman Fred Wilson. No date is set for the county convention. An advisory committee meeting is expected early this week to decide the date.
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Democratiic County Central Committee
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Floods drive hundreds from Illinois valley and Kansas towns
Rough weather sent flood waters over the Mississippi and Illinois rivers in Illinois valley with hundreds fleeing homes. Two deaths are reported, an 11 year old girl in Drake Station and a man in a school struck by lightning. In southern Kansas rivers and creeks rose, isolating Cedarvale and Sedan, washing tracks and prompting rail stoppages and fears of further overflow.
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Flood Threat Deluges Southeast Kansas and Oklahoma
Southeastern Kansas and northeastern Oklahoma faced renewed flood danger after torrential rain. Eight inch totals swelled Verdigria Caney Elk and Fall rivers forcing evacuations, disrupting trains and roads, with crops bridges and highways suffering heavy damage though no deaths reported yet. Local warnings urged residents to seek high ground as waters rose.
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Associated Press
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Farmer faces winter in jail over compulsory schooling
Modesto area report says J R Miles of Oakdale may spend winter in jail unless his two sons return to high school. County Superintendent A G Elmore pledges to press charges for violation of the compulsory attendance law as long as the sons stay out of school.
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Phoenix road dam crossing opens for day traffic
Gillespie dam crossing on the Phoenix Yuma road is open from 7 a m to 6 p m with low cars towed as water on the apron remains high for night crossing. State engineer W C Lefebvre announced Saturday.
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Zinn Faces Bernalillo County Democratic Clash Over Roehl
In Bernalillo County the fight between regular and independent Democrats escalates as A J Zinn accuses Charles Roehl of attempting to buy the chief tax commissioner post. County Chairman Fred Wilson challenges A Montoya over voting on the election code and voter assistance.
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