New Mexico State Fair Opens in Albuquerque With Wide Displays
The 33rd annual New Mexican State Fair opens in Albuquerque with representations from every county. Exhibits include fruits, agricultural products, and livestock, plus statewide industry displays. Prominent organizers oversee the event as visitors pour in from across the state, with sports, aviation shows, parades, and grand lodge meetings slated daily through the week.
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Five Per Cent Tariff Reduction Sparks Treasury Debate
Officials weigh how the new tariff provision lowering duties by five percent applies to goods imported in American ships. The interpretation could affect treaties with many nations and possibly create a revenue deficit. Countries cited include Brazil, Chile, China, France, Germany, Greece, Mexico, Russia, Switzerland and others. A second item reports missing landscape artist P H Williamson of Dallas last seen October 3 after leaving Colorado Springs.
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Canada
Australia
Gardner TQ Ann Sulzer's Governors Platform Clash
Gardner declares he will run on his own platform appealing to the 46,000 voters who backed him at the primary while opposing the Republican convention position. Sulzer plans to reveal his full story in newspapers if cross-examination is limited, seeking to inform the public without full testimony.
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Morneg Journal
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Sulzer
Dave
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Sul Xer
Grand Encampment and New Mexico Board Schedule Events
A garbled listing shows events including a Grand Encampment convening at tid Pethows nail and a New Mexico Board of Pharmacy meeting in NT Armije polding. Also notes a Great White Way Street Carnival and various band concerts and races around Central and Fifth Streets.
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New Mexico Board of Pharmacy
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Central Avenue
Grand Lodge and Midway Open At City Carnival
Busy day events fill the schedule with a Grand Lodge con venue Rebekah Assembly and New Mexico Funeral Directors meeting. The Midway opens at 10:30 with free acts, then races and aerial demonstrations cap the program before 4:30.
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Hed” Sperry
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Sanity Test Planned in Schmidt Case Next Week
Authorities say Hans Schmidt will undergo a sanity examination by Dr. A K L Diefendorf in New Haven with results forwarded to the district attorney. If found sane, the case may go to a grand jury on Friday. if insane, he will be sent to the state hospital. The trial could be deferred until November due to crowded calendars.
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Schmidt
A. K L. Diefendorf
Atlenist
New Haven
Conn
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Whitman
Matleawan State Hospital
Brewers Association praises women and civic improvement
The United States Brewers' Association closed its fifty third annual convention in Atlantic City and endorsed granting political power to women. It praised women for cleaning disorderly houses and accepted the Vigilant Committee report supporting civic reform. Edward A. Schrmidt of Philadelphia was elected president with trustees Adam Mueller of Portland and Gustave L. Decker of Ogden among new directors.
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United States Brewers’ Association
New Orleans
ITCHY EARTHQUAKE SHAKES ITHMUS AREA NEAR CANAL
A moderate quake struck the Isthmus at 5 06 PM lasting ten to fifteen seconds. Canal zone officials report no damage to locks or canal facilities. In Missouri Mrs May Keller testifies in murder trial claiming a stranger killed her husband Arthur Keller and their 3 year old daughter while they lay in bed. Conflicting witness testimony targets a detective who claimed a full confession. Washington tariff act approved by President Wilson elicits export satisfaction.
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Canal Gene
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Iarrisonvillea
May Keller
Arthur Neller
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Morning Journal invites state fair subscribers to call daily
Regular subscribers from across the state attending the state fair are asked to call at the Journal office each day to secure their paper. The paper will extend this courtesy to out of town subscribers who want daily news during the week.
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Mexican minister to France pledges hopeful outlook for Mexico
Francisco de la Barra presenting credentials to President Poincare says Mexico will emerge strengthened from civil strife. He cites government pacification progress and the nation's economic vitality and patriotism as guarantees of a happy outcome.
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Raymond Poincare
Mexico
Earthquake Felt in Colon After 5 Oc Clock
A minor quake struck Colon a few minutes after 5 pm with a shock similar to Wednesday night. Canal officials at Gatun reported no canal damage. Grand jury selection in the Davis dynamite conspiracy case proceeded in Indianapolis on Oct 4 under Federal Judge A L Anderson. jurors names remain confidential.
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New York
Change of Representation At Episcopal General Convention
New York October 4 The three week Episcopal general convention opens October 8 at the Cathedral of St John the Divine. Bishops clerical and lay delegates will discuss changing representation and possible remarriage of divorced persons. Voting strength may shift to a fractional system based on communicants. A plan to include regular army posts and naval vessels in a special diocese is favored. Pension proposals for clergy and widows are outlined, with education grants for children of deceased clergy. A push for Protestant denominations to unite in mission work is also noted.
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OY Morning Journal
New York
Triennis General Convention
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Protestant Episcopal Church
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Willam PF. Manning
Trinity Church
Alexander Mann
Boston
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