Senators rally in ninth and win dometilia Anghez Dita today
Demettila Sanchez, 16, godchild of former county official Max Gutierrez, was killed instantly when struck by a touring car driven by George Armijo of Los Candelarias. The coroner's jury found the car at about forty miles an hour, dragging the girl thirty eight yards. Armijo and two passengers were arrested, with Armijo charged with reckless driving while drunk. prosecutors planned murder or manslaughter charges.
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George Armijo
Los Candelarias
Demettila Sanchez
Max Gutierrez
Armijo
Placido Padilla
Los Candelariase
Juan Chavira
Barelas
E. B, Tjarcia
Presbyterian Hospital
Felipe Gutierrez
Strong
Pedro Padilla
Precinct 8
Lucas Garfia
Max Gutierres
Chavira
Los Candelaras
Romulo Salazar
Padilla
I“Havila
Prohibition Agents Seize Liquor Laden Car in Scholle Canyon
Prohibition agents led by Director D. W. Snyder pursued and captured a Dodge touring car loaded with liquor in Scholle canyon west of Mountainair. Driver Charles Laverton, a Denver resident, admitted hauling liquor from Juarez to tolerateado for sale as agents halted a multi-car caravan with gunfire and tire deflation.
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Prohibition
D. W. Snyder
Scholle Canyon
Mountainair
Charles Laverton
Lavertew
Denver
Tolerado
Juarez
Snyders
el Vaso
Laverton
Civic League Debates Sheriff Zamora Denouncement at Meeting
Civic league at First Presbyterian church benches sharp clashes over Sheriff Zamora and county ticket. Speakers blame Sheriff Zamora for lax liquor enforcement in Bernalillo County and call for nonpartisan voting while others defend party aims. Milne notes red light district persists and urges stronger enforcement.
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The
Civic League
First Presbyterian Church
Bernalillo County
Felipe Zamora
Louis McRae
League
Zamora
Mr. McRae
Garcia
E. B. Garcia
Marty J. Fincke
Fincke
Bratton
Senate
Hannett
John Morrow
Bursum
Snyders
Tom Gable
M. Parker
Barber
H. A. Cooper
Robert McClughan
John Milne
Willard A. Guy
McRae
Rotary Club
Milne
Forest Service
Prohibition Enforcement Service
Prohibition Enforcement
Mr. Milne
World Flight laurels share credit beyond Army flyers
Washington notes that the planners and support team behind the first air circumnavigation deserve substantial credit. A specially appointed committee mapped routes, bases, and logistics, with officers in charge of six divisions from Seattle to Angmassalik and back, coordinating ships, supplies, and repairs.
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John T. Lewing, JR
Central Press
Washington
Globe
Mason M. Patrick
Army Air Service
St. Clair Street
Halson
William F. Vioand
Clayton L Bissell
Seattle
Kurile Islands
Japan
Clifford Nutt
Shanghai
Malcolm Ss. Lawton
China
French Indo-China
Siam
Burma
India
Calcutta
Harry A. Fial
Verson
Persia
Syria
Turkey
Constantinople
Maj
Carlyle H. Wash
Paris
Europe
London
Lieut
Crumerine
Scotland
Faroe Islands
Iceland
Greenland
le Claire de Schultze
Angmnemsalik
Crumetrine
North Atlantic
Volandt
World Flight Committee
Captain Street
Nelson
California
Adler
Bernalillo County to Start Court House Work Within Ten Days
Bernalillo county moves forward on a new courthouse with R. E. McKee of El Paso awarded the general contract for 221 700 dollars. Completion is estimated at 468 000 including site costs with bids on plumbing heating and interior work to open November 6. Occupancy expected by January 1 1926 after eight months for the main contract and three to four months for minor contracts.
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Bernalillo County
R. E. McKee
el Paso
Frank Butt
R. K E. McKee
Sunshine Theater
San Diego
Bida
Senators Win Second World Series Game in Thriller
Washington's Senators defeat the New York Giants 4 to 3 to even the World Series at one game apiece. Harris and Goslin each homered, Peckinpaugh drove in the winning run in the ninth, and Zachary outpitched Bentley as Fred Marberry closed out the rally with relief pitching.
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Tiasdine
Roger Peckinpaugh
Washington
Giants
Zachary
New York
Bucky Harris
Uehind Zachary
Jack Bentley
Senators
Fred Marberry
Twinner
Jackson
Wilson
McGraw
Marberry
Ackinpaugh
Judge
Harris
Goalin
Chieftain
Art Nehl
Bentley
Sam Hice
Groslin
Weather Outlook for Denver and Southwest States
Denver and regions expect partly cloudy unsettled conditions through Tuesday with warm spells in the east. Arizona shows fair weather Monday and Tuesday with some unsettled northeast areas and little temperature change.
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Denver
Oct. S
New Mexico
Warner
Arizona
Weather Record Clip Details For 24 Hours Ending 6
The report notes measurements for a 24 hour period ending at 6. It includes precipitation marks and a description of day conditions. Specifics are fragmented but indicate rainfall indicators and wire-related observations.
Sunrise and Sunset Times in Santa Fe Area
The article notes sunrise at 6 04 a m and sunset at 5 40 p m local Santa Fe time. It includes unclear text about a four minute element and garbled place names and figures.
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Santa Fe
Idaho Women Ineligible For Jury Duty
Idaho Supreme Court rules women, though electors in their county, are not competent to serve as jurors under state law. The case involves Robert convicted of possession of intoxicating liquors, reversed by the court, with Alfred Budge dissenting. Justice Wil E. Lee writes the majority opinion.
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Boise
Idaho
State Supreme Court
Robert
Alfred Budge
Wil E. Lee
England
Blaze damages Cudahy packing plant at Omaha
Smoldering ruins marked the Cudahy Packing South Side Plant after a fast spreading fire destroyed three departments. Loss put at about 250600 dollars with firefighting crews gaining control as wind shifted. Plans for rebuilding await Chicago offices.
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Omaha
Neb
Cudahy Packing Company
South Side
Armour
Washington
Cudahy
O'Clock
Cudany
Chicago
Automobiles Struck by Train Kill Three Near Rocky Ford
At Rocky Ford Colorado on October 5 194? a car carrying George J Lackey 75 his wife 76 and neighbor Mrs Orielle C Wathen 3 was hit and demolished by inbound Santa Fe train 62 at a cross ing on the city western limit. The wreck and bodies were dragged 660 yards. The party had left Rocky Ford for Ordway to attend church services. Coroner to hold inquest tomorrow afternoon.
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Rocky Ford
Colo
George J. Lackey
Orielle C. Wathen
Santa Fe
Ordway
Lucky
Colorado
John Lackey
Las Animas
Sam Lackey
Rockey Ford
Wathen
Ezra Moore
Four Hotchkiss pupils die in Cot tonwood Creek crash
Paonia Colorado October 6 three members of the Hotchkiss high school football team were killed and another seriously injured when the car returning from a Crawford dance plunged into a deep gulch. Dead are Martin Nealy Ray Burdick and Louis Widman Elwin Greer is critically injured.
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Paonia
Colo
Hotchkiss
Crawford
Cottonwood Creek
Martin Nealy
J. G. Nealy
Ray Burdick
F. M. Burdick
Louis Widman
T. T. Widman
Elwin Greer
Here
Burdick
Greer
Joe McKnight
Widman
Ciasen
Hotchkiss High School
Giants and Senators Face Cloudy Mild Day in World Series
New York October 6 forecast calls for cloudiness and mild temperatures as the Giants and Senators prepare for game three of the World Series tomorrow. Weather experts expect similar conditions to favor steady play at the ballpark in New York.
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New York
Giants
Senators
Shenandoah Not Leaving for West Today
Lakehurst New Jersey naval air station reports the dirigible Shenandoah will not depart for the Pacific coast tomorrow morning as planned. It is expected to be moved to the mooring mast tomorrow evening in preparation for an early Tuesday departure.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Pacific Coast
Ihs
Naval Air Station
Western Union Chief Injured in Taxi Collision
Newcomb Carlton president of Western Union Telegraph Co suffered a broken rib and internal injuries when struck by a taxicab at Vanderbilt Avenue and Forty third Street last night. His condition was pronounced by his physician not serious.
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WW. OU
New York
Giants and Senators Face Game in New York Today
Washington reports World Series facts ahead of game three in New York. Attendance totals reach 35 052 for the Giants and 71 682 for the Senators with receipts and players' shares listed. Tomorrow's third game slated for 2 o'clock with probable pitchers McQuillan and Gowdy.
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Washington
the Associat Press
Pet
Giante
Senators
New York
York McQuillan
Ewome Gowdy
Marberry
Hucl
Fresh charges of price fixing in household furnishings
The Federal Trade Commission released a concluding report on the household furnishings industry. It highlights alleged price fixing and anti competitive practices across washing machines, vacuum cleaners, aluminum utensils, sewing machines, and kitchenware, with emphasis on the Aluminum Company of America and associated firms.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Senate
Commission
Aluminum Company of American
Otter Commany
Singer Company
Aluminum Company
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Dometilla Sanchez
Gutierrez
Agapito Sanchez
Manuelita Sanchez
Pintada
N. M
Justice of the Peace
Albino Griego
Pablo Apodaca
Vivian Romero
Manuel Jaramillo
Rodrigo Benavides
Urbano Martinez
Kalerio Lopez
Abran J. Lucero
David M. Perea
Eduardo Criego
Jose l L. Candelaria
Jose M. Griego
Onyder
Sir. Mekae
Joh Gill
Clayton
Clayton Bissell
Erik Nelson
Clarence Crumerine
Accore
Goslin
Peckinpaugh
Associated Press
New York Giants
Cudahy Packing
N. Y
Shenandoah
West
Giants and Senators
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