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A Chicago group robs John Becker store at Bel en, leads to a gunfight five miles south of San Marcial. Phillip Hunt is killed in the encounter with deputy sheriffs. Leo Seaman and Arron wounded. Hunt’s body to Albuquerque. suspects held for preliminary hearing in Los Lunas. Police recover stolen weapons from the Bond and Nob store raid and pursue further leads in Espanola and Santa Fe.
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Albuquerque
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Valencia County
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Santa Fe
Gallup Boy Is Injured in Auto Collision
In Gallup New Mexico an 11 year old boy, son of Francisco Alvarez, was run over by a car driven by a California tourist named G J Hollin. The boy suffered a broken right leg and serious abdominal injuries and was taken to St. Marys hospital after the driver was placed under arrest.
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California
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St. Mary's Hospital
Copeland Arrives in Las Vegas for Kiwanis Rotary Welcome
F T Copeland Santa Fe railroad treasurer based in Topeka Kans will arrive tonight on train No 9. He will be entertained by Las Vegas business men during his stay and hosted at a Kiwanis Rotary clubs meeting tomorrow noon.
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Weather Outlook for Denver and Arizona
Denver and Germ New Sesica expect generally fair weather Tuesday with possible Wednesday temperature shifts. Arizona shows tweeitiea and occasional Wednesday changes in temperature.
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Weather data summary missing key details and dates
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Sunrise and sunset times for Hunter Day in Albuquerque
Fragmentary OCR notes give sunrise at 6 and sunset at 5 38 p m for a Hunter Day in Albuquerque with vague timing references and unclear figures. No clear events, dates, or named entities beyond Albuquerque.
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Hoover Opposes Any Attempt to Monopolize Air
Secretary Hoover urged a national radio program association to interconnect stations and provide nationwide news and entertainment while opposing any move to monopolize the air. He framed local stations as essential and called for regular, organized national and local content through a self sustaining system. The plan builds on interconnection advances by ATandT and Westinghouse.
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Mother of Sig Kahn Dies in Germany
Sigfried Kahn received a telegraph Monday from Mrs Ratchet Rann Schelerstein Germany notifying him of the death of his mother Mrs Kathrine Kahn. Other children listed include Alfred Kahn and Mrs I Heyman of Albuquerque Gus Kahn of Gallup and Mrs I Welskopf of San Rafael.
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40000 Young Trout Sent to Rio Pueblo
Forty thousand young trout mainly fry hatched at the New Mexico hatchery and raised at Eagle Nest Dam passed through in a State truck bound for the Rio Pueblo near Tres Ritos. They will stock the river as part of a state effort, the sixth truckload for the region this spring.
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New Mexico Atata Hatchery
Rio Pueblo
Tres Ritos
Buncombe Cash Bonus Speech Routed By Senator Bursum
Las Cruces New Mexico October coverage shows Senator H O Bursum addressing county delegates on republican doctrine and the bonus bill. He denounces cash substitutes as buncombe and molasses, urges voter unity for the republican ticket and rail labor bill opposition.
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Calvin Coolidge
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Roswell
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Big Four
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Advertising Man of Albuquerque Wins in Suggestion Contest
A. D. Kinnison of the Golden Rule store in Albuquerque won honorable mention and a substantial cash prize in a four nation ad suggestion contest conducted by the National Association of New York. His idea titled We Were the Notion Trade offered value to the notion trade.
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National Nation Association of
New York
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Golden Rule
Ding
Typhoid Cases Rise in Grant County
A state health bureau report lists 15 new typhoid cases in Grant county, mainly in Santa Rita and Hanover, bringing total cases to 56 in recent weeks. Dr. D B Williams from the bureau is aiding county efforts in Santa Fe.
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State Health Bureau
Grant County
Santa Rita
Hanover
D. B. Williams
State Bureau
La Follette Affirms Independent Victory Aim in 1924 Campaign
Rochester, Oct 6. Senator Robert M. La Follette declares he will campaign to win in November and prevent a congressional decision. He says progressive support is rising and critics misstate his aim to throw the election into Congress. He vows to deliver a clear cut victory and urges voters to back his message.
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Robert M. la Follette
Congress
Washington
la Follette
Coolidge
Davis
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Manzano Woodcutter Visits Santa Fe After Forty Years
Estevan Lopez, 78, arrived in Santa Fe in a rickety wagon pulled by sleepy burros. He traveled 40 years from Manzano to honor an invitation extended by former Governor Miguel A. Otero. Lopez, a woodcutter, says the trip was worth the wait to see the conquistadors apple trees and historic sights.
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Estevan l
Supreme Court Reconvenes for Winter Term
Washington reports the Supreme Court reconvened for the Winter term and is set to hand down decisions. The first rulings are expected next Monday.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Fourth Annual Red Cross Meet Opened With Coolidge Presiding
Washington October 6 The fourth annual Red Cross convention opened with President Coolidge as presiding officer. He praised the organization and its work as Brigadier General Frank T. Hines outlined veteran welfare steps. Hines cited hospitalization and decentralization programs and noted 8000 rehabilitated soldiers now earning higher salaries.
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America
Caan
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Hines
Marquia Staton
Chicago
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Ten Lives Lost In Heavy Rains In West Indies
Ten people die as torrential rains flood Dominica and Lee ward Islands. Roseau River overflows and the town is submerged up to four feet, with estates in the Roseau valley heavily damaged.
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Leeward Islands
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McAdoo Undergoes Bladder Gravel Removal
Former Treasury Secretary William G. McAdoo was operated on at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore for gravel in the bladder. Dr. Hugh H. Young conducted the procedure, calling it simple, brief, and with little pain.
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Baltimore
William G. McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
Johns Hopkings Hospital
Hugh H. Young
Albuquerque Hagan Power and Electric Co Incorporation
Santa Fe October 6 The Hagan Power and Electric Company of Albuquerque was incorporated today for five hundred thousand dollars with two thousand nine hundred sixty subscribed. Incorporators include J De Prassin with eighteen shares M Venent with one share and A P Stark ils.
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Hagan Power and Electric Company of
Albuquerque
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Enent
A. P. Starkils
Armijo Held for Grand Jury in Death of 16 Year Old
George Armijo was held to the grand jury on 6000 bond for manslaughter after a hearing before Justice of the Peace George F Roddy. The car he drove struck and killed Dometilca Sanchez on the Candelarias road killing her instantly. Plácido Padilla and Juan Chaviras in the car face hearings Wednesday on accompanying a drunken driver. Mrs Porfirio Gutierrez testified the victim walked along the road when the car came from behind at high speed, dragged the girl 56 feet, and showed no warning. Felipe Gutierrez said the car passed his hay wagon earlier. Patrolmen Hogan and Salavar said Armijo appeared intoxicated. Attorney John Venable represents Armijo with Assistant District Attorney Polansky for the state.
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George
F. Roddy
George Armijo
Armijo
Dometilca Sanchez
Candelarias
Placido Padilla
Juan Chaviras
Rarelas
Roddy
Porfirio Gutierrez
Max Gutierrez
Miss Sanchez
Albuquerque to Silver City Pullman cars restored October 10
Santa Fe Railroad will reinstate Pullman service between Albuquerque and Silver City starting October 10. The car now runs only to Deming. the extension to Silver City follows a protest by the American Legion and support from hospital authorities and the Grant County chamber of commerce for patients needing stretchers bound for Fort Bayard hospital.
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Santa Fe Railroad Company
Albuquerque
Silver City
State Corporation Commission
Deming
American Legion
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American Citizen Murdered in Mexico
The murder of William B. Massey, an American citizen from Muskogee Oklahoma and terminal superintendent of the Metropolitan Oz company, was reported to the State Department by James R. Stewart American consul at Tampico. Mexican authorities have arrested Joa nn Saenz for the killing.
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William BB. Massey
Tomo
Mexico
State Department
James RB. Stewart
Tampies
Massey
Muskogee
Okla
Metropolitan Oz Company
Joann Saenz
Kentucky Futurity Won by Mr. McElwyn
Lexington Kentucky October 6 W P D L McCourtnies Mr McElwyn driven by Ben White won the Kentucky Futurity in straight heats here today after breaking the world's record for three year olds in the first heat. Mr McElwyns time was 2 02 1 2 The last half of the second mile was rotted in 69 seconds.
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