Versailles Treaty Not At Fault For Europe’s Chaos Says Lloyd George
Former British prime minister David Lloyd George arrives in the United States and Canada to argue that the Versailles Treaty is not to blame for Europe’s turmoil but its faulty implementation. He urges international cooperation and notes the League of Nations needs American participation to be viable.
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Europe
Lloyd George
League of Nations
Mauretania
New York Harbor
David Lford-George
Great Britain
America
United States
Canada
Mr. Lloyd-George
Lloyd-George
Hughes
Central Europe
Slughes
Mussoliniis
Rhineland
Italy
France
Lievd George
Montreal
Winnipeg
Minnesota
New York
Battery
Lower Steadway
United Press
Butler Wright
Weather forecast for Denver and Southwest regions
Denver and New Mexico expect generally fair conditions Saturday with unsettled areas in the northeast. Sunday should be fair with little change in temperature. Arizona likewise shows minimal temperature change through Saturday and Sunday.
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Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
Weather record from university period ending yesterday
Conditions for the twenty four hours ended at 6 p m show mean temperature 63 range 19 humidity 62 percent at 6 pm humidity 49 percent precipitation 5 a u wind 2 percent direction South and wind velocity 2? part cloudy with a partly cloudy day.
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Tompovalute Vibeca
Advice to Vienna girls on American work prospects
A Vienna letter from New York warns young women not to expect high end office jobs in America. It notes Americans seek domestic workers instead and laments the difficulty of finding cooking positions for those who cannot cook while describing language hurdles and limited night life opportunities.
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Vienna
America
New York
Saya
State road board cursed by Buick purchase dispute
Secretary Hannett reports that R. C. Sowder, head of New Mexico's state highway commission, bought a Buick roadster with state funds without board knowledge. Attorney General Helmick states the purchase is unlawful and requires board approval, noting highway funds and office terms limit commissions.
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Sarfa Fe
A. T. Hannett
Estate Highway Way Commission
R. C. Sowder
M. J. Hetmick
Hannett
Milton J. Heimick
Santa Fe
New Mexico
A. T. Hanne
Attorney General
State Highway Commission
Highway Commission
Milton J. Helmice
Sowder
Hinklie
Miller elected head of Vargity Dramatic Club
Pat Miller was elected president of the Dramatic club at the State university. Mildred Miller as vice president, Clarissa Parsons secretary-treasurer, and Stewart Armstrong business manager. Miller also named head cheerleader earlier in the day.
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Mildred Miller
Clarissa Parsons
SS. Armstrong
Pat Miller
the State University
Stewart Armstrong
Miller
Bobby
Booth Tarkington
Clarence
Sigma Chi
Miss Miller
Hokona
Parsons
Phi Mu Sorority
Armstrong
University of Kansas
Ife
Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity
Lloyd George in New York Receives Warm City Welcome
Former British prime minister David Lloyd George arrives in New York welcomed by cheering crowds and the acting mayor. He says he comes as a private guest to observe and to express Britain and America’s thanks for wartime aid. Police control Irish demonstrations as he tours the city.
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Associated Press
David Lioyd George
Great Britain
America
Oll
Mauretania
Jis
Macom
Battery
Tetropolis
Canada
United States
Lloyd George
Britain
Atlantic
Tsao Kun Elected President of China After Turmoil
Pekin reports Marshal Tsao Kun, chief of the northern militarists, chosen president by parliament, succeeding Li Yuan-Hung who abdicated as upheaval surged in Pekin. Tsao Kun, now 60, rose from soldier to high command, with a career spanning suppression of revolts and service as military governor.
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Northern Party
Senate
Pekin
Associated Press
China
Teao Kun
Li Yuan-Hung
Tientsin
Li Yuan-lung
Shanghai
Chihli
Tsao Ao
Yuan Shih-Kai
Rupprecht hailed as king of Bavaria by Munich crowds
Munich crowds hailed Count Prince Rupprecht as king in a gesture that signals his plan to press for the Bavarian throne. The popular leader and his Luxemburg princess wife are seen as favored figures amid monarchist hopes in Bavaria.
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Munich
Europe
Prince Rupprecht
Bavaria
Rupprecht
Luxemburg
Three Claimants To Governorship Of Nuevo Leon Mexico
The state supreme court named Prof. Anastacio A. Trevino Martinez as ad interim governor of Nuevo Leon creating three claimants to the governorship and two functioning legislatures. Neither the state judiciary nor the federal government recognizes Alfred Peres or General Porfirio Gonzalese as victors. Ramirez Tames has turned over authority to Perez. President Obregon did not recognize Perez or Gonzales. Similar confusion exists in San Luis Potosi.
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Mexico City
Anastacio A. Trevino Martinez
Nuevo Leon
Supreme Court
Alfred Peres
Porfirio Gonzalese
Ramirez Tames
Perez
Obregon
Gonzales
San Tais Potosi
Taos Man Dies After Night at Sheriff Office
Jose Maria Esquibel, 50, a stockraiser and farmer from Ranchos De Taos Esquibel, died Sunday morning after leaving a barite at 4 a.m. and spending the night in his office with Sheriff Struck’s permission. He was found by a deputy a few hours later in a dying condition despite medical aid.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Jose Maria Esquibel
Esquibel
Destruction Ordered of Confiscated Liquor by Federal Court
Judge Neblett ordered the marshal to destroy a large quantity of confiscated liquor, much bottled abroad and seized during the criminal docket. Vinous items from France Canada Scotland and Mexico were poured down sinks as officers supervised. Several stills and related equipment were also ordered destroyed.
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Federal Court
Neblett
Lfar
France
Scotland
Canada
John Barleycorn
Rose
Bill
Mexico
Columbus
Touronte
D. W. Snyder
John Donald Wilson
J. Lewis Clark
Henry G. Gatling
Linus L. Shields
Edgar B. Hawkins
Albuquerque
James W. Seifre
Des Moines
James Wesley
Banta Fe
M. J. Porter
Victor Perez
Encine
Timoteo Garde
Manwell Sandwell
Santa Fe
Francisco Barelles
Bernalillo
Belief in Virgin Birth Unnecessary Says Bishop
Boston date October 5 Bishop William Lawrence of the Massachusetts diocese said belief in the incarnation may be sincere without accepting the virgin birth. He argued creeds bind less than prayer worship and loyalty to Christ noting no essential link between the virgin birth and the incarnation.
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Boston
William Lawrence
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Massachusetts
Christ
City and Santa Fe Tentatively Plan Viaduct Repair
City commission meets with W C Reid of the A T and S F to discuss repairing the Coal Avenue viaduct. Proposals include cement strengthening, new floor and sidewalk, 24 lighting lamps and ten year maintenance by the railway company with city share capped at 12000 dollars.
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W. C. Reid
A. T. & &. F. Railway Company
Coal Avenue
Swope
Santa Fe
Engineering Department
Railway
Legal Department of
The
Tson
E. EB. Swope
City of
Albuqueqee
N. M
Lehman
A.T. & 8. F. Railway Company
Mornins Journal
Ruth Seeks Fall Glory In World Series Clout Chase
The series record shows Babe Ruth limited by injuries in 1921 and off form in 1920s, but 1926-era Ruth hopes to join the ranks of top series hitters. Historic feats include Baker and Gardner sharing single series marks, and Elmer Smith’s bases loaded homer. Other notable series clouts came from Hooper Gardner Felsch Kauff Tinker Clarke Murphy and men from Athletics Cubs Pirates and Giants.
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Associated Press
Babe Ruth
Red Sox
Yankees
Ruth
Iail
J. Franklin Baker
Larry Gardner
Harry Hooper
Denny Kauff
Elmer Smith
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Burleigh Grimes
Baker
Athletics
Glanta
Mackmen
Marquard
Collins
Philadelphia
Giants
Mathewson
Joe Tinker
Chicago Cubs
Fred Clarke
Pittsburgh Pirates
Danny Murphy
Oscar Felsch
Chicago White Sox
Benny Kauff
Battle Field at Glorieta to Be Marked
A large granite boulder funded and erected by the Santa Fe Railway will mark the Glorieta battlefield to honor a Civil War pivotal clash. Col Fr P Twitchell, appointed by the New Mexico Historical Society, led the effort with plans for a bronze tablet dedication and state representation at the ceremony.
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Glorieta
Santa Te
Santa Fe Railway Company
Fr. P. Twitchell
New
Zev to Meet Papyrus in $100,000 International Race
New York Oct 5 Harry Sinclairs Zev a 3 year old has been chosen to race against Papyrus the English derby winner in the $100 000 international on October 20 at a location announced tonight Zev will face Papyrus in the feature event of the meeting with the purse of 100 000.
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New York
Harry Sinclair
Zev
Papyrus
Alleged Bandit Caught Near Central City
Carpenter, accused member of a gang that robbed the First State Bank of Arvada on September 24 and fled with 87 000, was arrested by Denver police in an abandoned mining shack eight miles north of Central City. Officers surrounded the shack with rifles and sawed off shotguns.
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Central City
Colo
F. ©. Carpenter
First State Bank
Arvada
Denver
Here
WANTS SERVICE AT COST FOR PEOPLE
Organized labor moved to conserve water and power resources opposing private development. A California water and power act defeat was cited as a motive to promote state conservation and public control of water power for public service at cost. The World Power Conference was urged to include government and labor in the American delegation to England in 1924. The convention favored unionization and collective bargaining over new minimum wage laws after court rulings.
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Portland
Ore
Associated Press
California
Paul Scharrenberg
San Pearcisco
World Power Conference
Samuel Gompers
England
America
Supreme Court of the United States
Appointment of Ambassador to Mexico Deferred
President Coolidge postpones sending the Mexico ambassador nomination until two post revolutionary treaties are ratified. The White House expects to submit the treaties when Congress convenes in December and anticipates action by the Mexican senate during its current session.
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Mexico
Washington
Coolidge
Congress
Mexican Senate
Mann Sentence Commuted by Wyoming Board
The Wyoming board of pardons commuted Clifford Mann to life imprisonment citing his age of 19 and ment al deficiency. Mann was to be hanged for the murder of Mrs. George Schwerdtfeger near Lander last December.
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Mann
Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming Board of Pardons
Clifford Mann
George Schwerdtfeger
Lander
Coolidge Orders Study On Wheat Tariff Rise
President Coolidge asks the federal tariff commission to study raising the wheat tariff above 0 cents as possible relief for western growers, though officials doubt material benefit. A proposal to lift the rate from 30 to 45 cents a bushel via the Fordney McCumber act has been discussed with Minnesota Republican Rep. Andersen. The administration also pursues cooperative farming and a wheat export corporation, while the War Finance Corporation weighs financing options for farmer cooperatives.
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Washington
Coolidge
Federal Tariff Commission
Representative Andersen
Minnesota
Congressional Committee On Agricultural Industry
Tariff Commission
White House
War Finance Corporation
Department of Agriculture
American Farm Bureau Federation
Northwest
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