New Mexico hear discusses forest rangers and land transfer
Frank A Hubbell Albuquerque sheepman testifies before Senate Public Lands committee praising forest rangers and urging state control of federal lands. Hearing, in progress at Franciscan hotel, ends after 15 hours as witnesses debate timber land transfers and mineral rights timing.
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Frank A. Hubbell
Albuquerque
Senate Public Lands Committee
Franciscan Hotel
Forest Rangers
New Mexico
Cameron
Arizona
California Limited
Washington, D. C
Forest Service
Hubbell
Public Lands Committee
Middle Rio Grande
Committee For Fair Play
G. 8. Downer
Board of Regents
The
State University
State of
J.C. Smith
E. B. Swope
HM. J. Hagerman
Mr. Hubbell
Rio Grande
Flieures
Swope
Forestry Service
Weather Watch Denver and Southwest Desert Forecasts
Denver and New Mexico expect unsettled conditions Sunday and Monday with possible showers in northwest and north central areas. Temperatures rise Sunday then cooler, with warmer readings in eastern regions. Arizona shows similar unsettled trends with east and central warmth. University-recorded 24 hour report notes cloudy day, humidity around midmorning, and evening humidity high with light precipitation.
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Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
Coolidge Watches Washington Edge Pirates in Frigid Game
President and Mrs. Coolidge attended a baseball game where Washington defeated Pittsburgh as McNeely tied the score and Joe Morris drove in the winning run. The White House party greeted players, posed with managers, and watched the Star Spangled Banner before leaving.
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Washington
American League Park
Harris
Walter Johnson
Alex Ferguson
Fred Marberry
Ruel
Christy Mathewson
Pirates
White House
Coolidge
San Juan Basin railroad grading begun after completion
The San Juan Basin railroad extending 153 miles from Farmington to the Santa Fe main line was completed to La Ventana where grading crews will begin immediately. Sidney M. Weil, president, announced the intrastate line will connect Cuba Extension and Santa Fe and Northwestern routes, with ambitious plans for regional development and coal, timber, oil, and agricultural prospects.
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San Juan Basin
Cuba
la Ventana
Farmington
Sidney M. Weil
Treasury
Weil
Laquapa
Escabada Wash
el Huerfano
Coal Creek
Gallegos Canyon
San Juan River
Aztec
Santa Fe
Northwestern
Interstate Commerce Commission
Deer Creek
San Juan
Albuquerque
North American
Rio Grande
Rio Puerco Valley
Table Mesa
San Juan Hasin Railroad
Ridney M. Weil
Maurice Klein
M. N. Bimon
W. C. Coffee
F F. Bridgeman
Coffee
Banta Fe
Denver and Rio Grande
Durango
Colorado
Cobb Couple Celebrate 75 Years of Marriage in Holdrege
Holdrege Nebraska October 10 Mr and Mrs B B Cobb celebrate their seventy fifth wedding anniversary at home. He is 97 she 92 married in Green County Indiana and spent 35 years in Illinois Missouri and Kansas before moving to Holdrege in 1886. A community celebration is planned for October 15.
Girl Students Injured In Auto Collision Near Akron
Three Brush high school girls returning from a football game at Yuma were injured when their car collided with another on the Goldenrod highway near Akron Colorado. Helen White 19 in critical condition concussion and head gash Pauline Frazee 18 bruises cuts Ruth Hutcheson 18 broken collar bone possible internal injuries chaperone Mrs B L Martin slightly hurt a man with Kansas plate driven vehicle in custody, name withheld.
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Akron
Colo
the Brush
Goldenrod Highway
Here
Yuma
Helen White
Pauline Frazee
Ruth Hutcheson
B. L. Martin
Kansas
Senators poised for title with Johnson and Coveleskie
Washington reports the Senators hold a two to one edge in the world series as their two pitching aces Walter Johnson and Stanley Coveleskie prepare to start the next two games, boosting favorite status.
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Washington
Associated Press
Senators
Walter Johnson
Stanley Coveleskie
James B Duke Dies Amid Illness and Nervous Breakdown
James B Duke, tobacco manufacturer, died tonight at his New York home after several weeks of illness that followed a nervous and physical breakdown. He was at 6 o'clock.
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James B. Duke
New York
James B Duke
Murderer Surynamie Hanged Near Prescott
George Surynamie 26 of the Walapai tribe was executed by hanging at a federal scaffold near Prescott Arizona for the murder of taxi driver Arthur Cavell. He spoke at length blaming Apache rivals and a tribal love interest, and his body was later sent to Kingman for burial.
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Prescott
Ariz
George Dixon Sujynamie
Walapai
Arthur M. Cavell
Surynamie
Cavell
Jack Sulynamie
Kingman
Walapat Indians mourn after execution of George Suiynamie
Kingman Arizona October reports the Walapat tribe grieves the execution of George Dixon Suiynamie, who was hanged by federal officers on a government reservation near Prescott after appeals to Washington failed. The tribe prepares funeral rites and honors for the executed man as his body is sent to his father Captain Jack Suiynamie.
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Kingman
Ariz
Walapat
Arizona
George Dixon Suiynamie
Arthur M. Cavell
Prescott
Surynamie
Surinamie
Washington
Coolidge
Burynamie
Jack Suiynamie
World Series Game Four To Start At Regular Time
The fourth game pits Johnson against Yde and will begin today at 12 o'clock Albuquerque time. The Morning Journal will show play by play on its electric scoreboard with a running box score beside it.
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Johnson
Yde
Albuquerque
Morning Journal
Governor Hannott Seeks Bipartisan Help for New Election Code
Governor Hannett announced plans to draft a new election code with two Democratic and two Republican bar members. A special session will be called only if a legislative majority in both houses supports the measure. He cites district court splits on ballot protections and urges a comprehensive reform to ensure honest counting and voter secrecy.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
A. T. Hannett
Bar
House
Senate
Mechem
Holloman
Supreme Court
District Court
Brown Appeals Heresy Gave Court Action in New Orleans
In New Orleans on October 10 the presiding bishop was ordered to appear for sentence after Bishop William Montgomery Brown's conviction for heresy. Judge Louis P. Burns refused to enjoin the church but required the presiding bishop to answer the complaint, noting ecclesiastical autonomy and limits of court jurisdiction.
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New Orleans
Protestant Episcopal Church
William Montgomery Brown
United States
Louis P. Burns
United States Court of Eastern Louisiana
House of Bishops
Ethelbert Talbot
Brown
Burns
Joseph W. Shorts
Bishop Brown
McKechnie Drops Protest on World Series Play
Washington and Pittsburgh contended over Sam Rice not a fair catch on Earl Smiths eighth inning drive. Commissioner Landis ruled no protest due to a factual question. Rice claimed the ball never left his hands while witnesses supported the disputed catch. McKechnie planned affidavits but withdrew after talks.
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Pittsburgh
Rice
Smith
Landis
Washington
Sam Rice
Earl Smith
Bill McKechnie
MecKechnie
R. I. Ashman
Altoona
Ralph Lewis
Engineers
Washington Barracks
McKechnie
Pirates
Moore
Young Myer
Ferguson
Ruel
Carey
Hall
Pittsburghs
Cuyler
Goslin
Barnhart
Stan Harris
Senators
Grantham
Harris
Kremer
Costin
Judge
Traynor
Wright
Peck
Innat Senators
Joe Harris
Goose Goslin
Goose
Tha Goose
Mrs. Coolidge
J. Harris
Balla
Myer
Halla
Fin Ruel
Pitth
Pris
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United States National Forests
Senate Land Committee
State University of New Mexico
Downer
Hannett
State Board of Finance
J. C. Smith
Mid- Mielie Grande Conservancy District
San Juan Bacik
Eddie Stinson
Inset
Detroit
Boulder
Thomas IL. Allen
Louisville
Pete Harney
Marney
Allen
Pete
Bob Allen
Brush, Colo
George Sujynamie
BIO
Oenatorg
Maechnie
Muddy Ruel
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