England's first labor government ends amid dissolution talk
London Oct 8 Associated Press reported Britain's first labor government near end as Conservative and Liberal votes backed a motion to probe the attorney general and week editor Campbell case. The Simon amendment passed 364 to 1958, prompting PM MacDonald to adjourn and seek dissolution before boundary bills.
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England
House Committee
London
Associated Press
Great Britain
House of Commons
House
Patrick Astings
James H. Campbell
Workr
Robert Horne
John A. Simon
Simon
King
Ramsay MacDonald
Speaker
Thies
Trish
Safe
Boundary Commission
Giants Beat Johnson in Fifth World Series Game
New York Giants overpower Washington Senators 6 to 2 as Walter Johnson loses his bid for a third straight world series win. Giants gain a 3-2 series edge behind Jack Bentley and a rookie Lindstrom four hits, with Goslin homering for Washington and Bentley delivering the decisive fifth inning blast.
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Senators’ Moundsman
McGraw
New York
Associated Press
Walter Johnson
New York Giants
Senators
Washington
Johnson
Oohneon
Glante
Johnson Johnson
Goslin
Giants
Harris
Hame
Jackson
Miller
Bentley
Lindstrom
Gowdy
Frisch
Bounder
Bluege
Ross Young
Rice
Risch
Texas
Young
Kelly
Judge
Gluege
Ruel
McNeely
Hugh McQuillan
Weather Outlook for Denver and Southwest States
Denver Colorado forecast unsettled Thursday and Friday with probable showers and warmer conditions on Thursday. Arizona shows unsettled pattern through Friday with occasional showers and little temperature change.
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Denver
Colo
New Mexico
Arizona
Local Weather Standings Reference at University
University daily weather report records conditions through 6 p.m. The high temperature is 64 with humidity at 6 p.m. around 12 percent. Humidity at 6 p.m. reads about 35 percent and minor precipitation noted. Wind velocity is light. The day is described as clear.
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Ge Ee Bery
BOWES
Sunrise and sunset times amid calendar notes
The fragment lists sunrise and sunset times for October 5 in Santa Fe and Alburquerque time, noting 6 07 a m and 6 35 p m with unclear extra words and stray letters from OCR. It preserves the attempt to record daily light times and location references.
Titmann Stops Sierra County Audit Payment
Judge Harry P Owen issued a temporary injunction restraining Sierra County officials from approving a 2009 payment to the state comptroller for an audit. Edward Tittmann alleges audit delays due to incompetence and improper contracting, seeking to halt further payments and justify the action.
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Edward of. Tittmann
Hillsboro
Harry P Owen
Seventh Judicial District
Los Lunas
Elecit
Sierra County
Fren
Tittmann
Albuquerque
Jintea
State Comptroller
Harmony Improves as Candidates Rally in Espanola Meeting
In Espanola New Mexico rain and engine trouble postponed yesterday's Republican campaign gathering. Manuel Otero Felipe Hubbell O A Larrazolo and J W Chapman spoke to a large enthusiastic crowd. The party plans county conventions in Rio Arriba Santa Fe Tierra Amarilla and San Juan with Governor Larrazolo delivering the keynote in El Rito.
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Espanola
N. M
Manuel Otero
Felipe Hubbell
O. A. Larrazolo
J. W. Chapman
Manuel Tero
Leese
Larrazole
Ile
el Rito
Rio Arriba
Larrazolo
Santa Fe
Tierra Amarilla
San Juan County
Heavy snowstorm disrupts Colorado rail routes at Moffat tunnel
A severe rain and snow storm sweeping Colorado severed telephone lines and delayed Denver and Salt Lake passenger No. 2 for five hours from Craig to Denver. The Moffat tunnel sees two feet of snow at its eastern portal as crews report down lines and power outages along Berthoud Pass. Warnings extend to Leadville and Laramie, with ongoing communication difficulties reported from the western camp.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado
Denver & Salt Lake
Moffat Tunnel
Craig
Alouat Tunnel
Berthoud Pass
Leadville
Laramie
Wyo
Colorado-Wyoming
W. P. Robinson
Moffat Tunnel Commission
Coolidge Urges Government Control of AI
President Coolidge in brief White House talks with party leaders voiced concern over state political climates. He also addressed delegates to a national radio conference urging government control of radio communications to protect citizens rights. Bascom Slemp denied La Follette campaign fund slush fund charges as fabrication.
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Washington
Coolidge
Washington Talks On Super Power Radio Stations
Washington officials and delegates at the third national radio conference heard calls to install experimental super power stations with potential government discontinuation within a year if they crowd out other broadcasters. President Coolidge urged freedom of the air and broadcaster responsibility as Walter A. Strong of the American Newspaper Publishers Association presented a recommendation opposing increased transmitter power.
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Washington
Walter A. Strong
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Strong
De Palma wins 15 mile dirt track race in Salt Lake
Ralph De Palma won the 15 mile dirt track automobile contest at the state fair grounds under the Western Racing association. His time was 15 minutes 59.84 seconds with Babe Strapp second and Fred Lyons third. Eddie Hearne retired after a crank shaft break and Hi L Heasley crashed but was not seriously injured.
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Salt Lake City
Ralph de Palma
Western Racing Association
State Fair Grounds
Babe Strapp
Fred Lyons
Eddie Hearne
Hi. L. Heasley
Baker
Malone Schlaifer Bout Set for October 17 in St Paul
Jock Malone of St Paul, middleweight title aspirant, and Merrie Schlaifer of Omaha are matched for a ten round no decision bout in St Paul on October 17. Malone is also scheduled to fight Mickey Walker on an unspecified October date.
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St. Paul
Cattle Shipped Out From Alamogordo Following Rain
A general rain fell overnight across Otero county but arrived too late to help winter pastures. Prolonged dry weather worsened range conditions, forcing many cattle to be shipped to market through Pas gre and nearby areas.
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Alamogordo
N. M
Get
Otero County
Pas Gre
Police Officer Timed to Death in Raton Gun Fight
In Raton New Mexico Charles Taffee a special night policeman aged 3 was killed in a gun battle with five men attempting to force entry to the Southwell Mercantile and Bardyce stores. One of the assailants Karl Everett of Canada was wounded and four fled by car toward Trinidad.
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North Raton
California
Trinidad
Taffee
Polies
Raton
Everett
Sheriff Linwood
Pueblo
Wounded Bandits Held in New Mexico Robbery Case
Four men Alan Jenova Daniel Walker Andrew Ingwersen and Otis Beauford are held on suspicion of robbing and killing Officer Taffen in Raton New Mexico. A confession claims they surprised Taffen at the Southwell mercantile store with Robert Henry Vivens alleged to have shot the officer and is near death in a Flaton hospital. The confession also ties the group to robberies in San Diego and Albuquerque.
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Taffee
Flaton
Vivens
San Diego
Calif
Albuquerque
N. M
Men In Death Car Held For Grand Jury
Placido Padilla of Los Candelarias and Juan Chavira of Barelas, in the car driven by George Armijo, are bound to the grand jury on a charge of accompanying a drunken driver after Demetilca Sanchez, 16, was killed Sunday afternoon. Bonds set at $5960 each. Armijo testified he had not been drinking.
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Placido Padilla
Los Candelarias
Juan Chavira
Barelas
George Armijo
Demetilca Sanchez
George Roddy
Armijo
John Venabie
Padilla
Armijo Garage
Chavira
Gonzales
Aiontova
Armije
Ben Armife
Senators Star Putcher May Not Play Next Year
Walter Johnson, beaten twice in the world series by the Giants, voiced doubt about playing next season. He denied buying Oakland club stock and said he could not hold them, hinting at what could be his last game in baseball.
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Senators
Walter Johnson
Oakland Club
New York
Associated Press
Cianta
Harris
Zachary
Peckinpaugh
Roger Weekinpaugh
Shoristop
McGraw
Washington
Barnes
Renowned Otero County Educator Julia Blazer Dies at 77
Julia M. Blazer a long time Otero county educator died at her Tularosa home after a brief illness at 77. A Cleveland native she taught in Ohio before moving to New Mexico and serving in Tularosa Mescalero and surrounding schools since 1864. She retired from the primary department at age 75 then toured Ohio New York and El Paso with her children.
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Tularosa
N. M
Mrea
Julia M. Blazer
TE Paso
el Paso
Alamogordo
Blager
Blazer
Cleveland
Ohio
Otero
New York States
Ek] Paso
Bank robbery attempt ends in fatal shooting in Tacoma
An unidentified young man was shot by bank teller W. A. Everson during a failed robbery at the Bank of California in Tacoma Washington. He died on the way to a hospital after being wounded shortly after 1 PM.
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Tacoma
Wash
Bank of California
W. A. Everson
Giant Zeppelin to Start for U S This Week
From Friederichshafen Germany Associated Press reports the airship ZR-3 will begin its voyage to Lakehurst New Jersey this week contingent on favorable Atlantic weather. Consular duties included health checks and crew visas as the Zeppelin company chief Dr Hugo Kekener aims for a late week departure.
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Friederichshafen
Germany
Associated Press
John R. Kehl
United States
Stuttgart
Lakehurst
N. J
Kehl
Hugo Kekener
Zeppelin Company
America
Navy
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