Hughes says no group of powers to decide U S domestic questions
Indianapolis October 13 Secretary Hughes told a rally that American sentiment would not tolerate any group of powers determining the United States domestic policies. He rebutted John W Davis on the League of Nations issue and urged arbitration on treaty questions while preserving independence on domestic policy. He asserted Democratic attacks weaken Davis and warned voters against a third party blocking Coolidge.
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Hughes
Davis
Administration
Washington
Indianapolis
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Japan
Geneva
Wea
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Engand
Great Britain
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Robins
Supreme Court
League of Nations
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Bursum
New Mexico
Daugherty
Harding
Colonel Hobbins
Weather Forecast for New Mexico and Arizona
Denver reports New Mexico will be generally fair Tuesday and Wednesday with little temperature change. Arizona will be fair Tuesday and probably Wednesday with somewhat warmer conditions in the western portion.
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Porecase
Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
Weather report from university shows humid, windy day
Local report records conditions for the past twenty four hours ending 6 p m yesterday. It notes humidity and wind direction, sunrise on October 15, highest temperature around 26.2 degrees, and sunset at 4 29 p m Santa Fe time.
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Santa Fe
Lincoln on trial as witnesses declare him sane
Warren J. Lincoln the confessed murderer faced a jury as witnesses testified he is sane. Prosecutors and alienists including Mayor Charlies H. Greene and Officer testimony presented Lincoln as rational with full recognition of right and wrong, while a surprise witness described him as calm and well mannered during jail discussions.
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Geneva
Warren J. Lincoln
Charlies H. Greene
Aurora
Lincoln
Harry S$. Hulbert
Leopold- Loeb
Hinton
State Hospital For the
Elgin
Fire injures ten at Dallas tank farm destroys large gasoline stock
Ten persons were injured in a Dallas fire that destroyed two gasoline tanks at the Clayco Gasoline company tank farm and warehouse. About 25,000 gallons were burned, with damage pegged at 10 000 dollars. Officials suspect an explosion from electrical spark in a tank car or orange tank near a pump.
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Dallas
Texas
Clayco Gasoline Company
Ofais
Air cruiser reports engine trouble over Azores during transatlantic flight
Boston mass Oct 13 the ZR-2% air cruiser en route from Germany to the United States passed Flores Island the eastern Azores at about 6 30 p m EST. The ship reported engine trouble but said three engines were running and proceeding satisfactorily while in radio contact with Hamburg.
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Boston
Mass
Germany
United States
Flores Island
Azores
Chatham
Radio Corporation of America
Hamburg
Radio Corporation
ZR-3
Tico Island
24 Veterans Indian War claims approved in New Mexico
Senator Bursum secured 24 of 26 veteran claims approved for pensions under the national act, with total payments of 26014. Ex-soldiers receive 27500 and widows 6714. Despite prior repudiation by the territory, rapid federal processing followed audits and sworn testimony.
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H. ©. Bursim
Cubero
Laguna
Valencia County
Senator Bursum
Pension Bureau
Washington
New Mexico
Coolidge
American Mining Congress
United States
Santa Fe
Senate Committee On Irrigation
Rocky Mountain
Rio Grande
Peess
San Juan
Rocky Kansas Defeats Leis Vicentini in 19-Round Bout
Rocky Kansas won the decision over Leis Vicentini after a fiercely contested 19 round fight here late at night. The match finished with Kansas ahead on points despite Vicentini's strong late effort.
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Buffalo
Rocky Kansas
Leis Vicentini
Hetty
Ans
Brookhart Faces Intra Party Challenge From Brewer
Iowa Republican Iauither A. Brewer campaigns as an independent to oppose Senator Smith W. Brookhart. Brewer seeks to offer Iowa Republicans a chance to vote for a Coolidge man while Brookhart presses Dawes to quit as Coolidge's running mate.
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Iauither A. Brewer
Iowa
Smith W. Brookhart
Brewer
Coolidge
Brookhart
Dawes
Dawes Breaks Silence On Reparations Plan
Charles G. Dawes addresses a Kentucky luncheon as he weighs in on the reparations settlement. He calls the experts plan workable and foundational for enduring peace, insisting he will not discuss details or politics and highlighting international collaboration in its creation.
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Louisville
Associated Press
Charles G. Dawes
Kentucky
Germany
Europe
Mr. Dawes
Republican County Committee
Fred M. Sackett
United States
Dawes
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Administration Guards Rights of Citizenship
Col Raymond Robins of Chicago spoke at the Crystal theater about the Coolidge administration. He praised tax cuts, debt reduction, immigration limits, tariff protection, and constitutional respect, while defending executive branch balance and the court's authority. He lauded Coolidge, noted Daugherty's day in court, and predicted a large Republican victory.
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Republican National Administration
Raymond Robins
Chicago
Crystal Theater
Robins
Coolidge
UA. S
Robbins
Republic
John McNamara Faces New Blackmail Charge In Indianapolis
John McNamara once tied to the Los Angeles Times blast and a former Iron Workers Union official is held in Indianapolis on a blackmail accusation linked to union activities. He served nine years of a 15 year sentence for the dynamiting case.
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John McNamara
Los Angeles Times
Indianapolis
Iron Workers’ Union
Coolidge Endorses Forget-Me-Not Day
President Coolidge sent a letter hoping for a broad liberal response to the disabled American veterans public appeal tied to Forget-Me-Not Day on November 5. Frank D. Irwin, the organization’s commander, released the note saying the president stressed national duty to address the war’s disabled.
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Washington
Coolidge
Frank d. Irwin
Bernalillo Republicans Rally for Strong Unified Ticket
At the Bernalillo county convention in Santa Fe Frank H. Strong as temporary chairman urged unity and urged nominating the strongest candidates to secure victory on November 4. He praised the party’s record and called for honesty, experience, and business judgment in county offices while stressing party unity and preparation for the election.
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Frank H. Strong
National Republican Party
Republic
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Bernalillo County
Republican Party
Republian
Euch
People of
Bernalillo
Nelia
G P Convention Nominates Garcia for Sheriff in Close Vote
At the Bernalillo county GOP gathering in Crystal theater 261 delegates cast ballots two candidates faced off for sheriff with Rafael Garcia winning on the second ballot 178 to 79. The convention endorsed law enforcement and honesty while backing state fair and Rio Grande development measures and praised Senator Foursum and President Coolidge.
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Crystal Theater
Rafael Garcia
State Senate
Democratic Party
Bernalillo County
J. Antonio Garcia Y Banchez
Modesto Ortiz
Apolonio A. Bena
Vicente F. Armijo
Mesera
Ortiz
Sena
Mr. Garcia
Acasio Gallegos
Armijo
Garcia
J. Antonio Garcia Y Sanchez
Rio Grande Valley
Foursum
Senate
Rio Grande
Frank A. Hubbell
Hubbell
Bernard Jacobson
Bernalillo County Republican Ticket Roster
Sheriff Rafael Garcia and Treasurer Hf T Gardner lead a field including Assessor Ralph Hernandes Clerk Mabel C Walker and district officials K R Baca Thomas Hughes EK J Strong. Probate Judge Thomas Senator Gilbert Bapl nosa Representatives Nye Martines Gallegos.
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Rafael Garcia
Hf. T. Gardner
Ralph Hernandes
Mabel C. Walk
K. R. Baca
Thomas Hughes
EK. J. Strong
Thomas
A. Gilbert Baplnossa
Mra. A. EF
Mayor Hylan asks Coolidge for official safeguards statement
New York Mayor John F. Hylan called on President Coolidge to issue an official statement on safeguards for American investors in the $116,000,000 Dawes plan loan to Germany. He warned that reliance on banking syndicate promises could invite war or sanctions and urged timely warning to protect American money and lives.
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John F. Hylan
Coolidge
Germany
Washington
United States
League of Nations
Geneva
Council of the
Wallo
America
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