Bernalillo County Democrats Name Slate in Contested Superintendent Nomination
In the Bernalillo county Democratic convention the ticket opposing Republicans and independent Democrats was named. Adolfo G. Gonzales won the school superintendent nomination with 65.59 votes, defeating Fred Calkins and Miss Belle Sweet. The slate includes Romulo Salazar for sheriff and other county posts with several nominations made by acclamation.
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Fred Calkins
Romulo Salazar
McCreight
Scheer
Bernalillo County
Miss Belle Sweet
Adolfo G. Gonzales
Calkins
Miss Sweet
C. B. Beyer
Estelle Harris
John Flaska
George Scheer
Ed Chacon
South End
P. V. Sanchez
Clinton P. Anderson
North End
Mike Mandell
Joe Quintana
R. W. D. Bryan
Joseph Gill
George C. Scheer
Fred E. Wilson
Gonzales
Democratic Party
Frank Patton
Mr. Calkins
Mr. Patton
Belle Sweet
Manuel Sedillo
South Side
T. J. Mabry
Anna Wilds Strumeauist
Alta Hawker
George Taylor
Borah Campaign Tour Apparently Fails to Materialize
Senator Borah returns to Washington after a two month absence as his ambitious nationwide speaking itinerary collapses. He planned midwest to New England tours with topics on the world court and prohibition, but only a few appearances in Georgia and Idaho have occurred, leaving Republican leaders puzzled.
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Ashington
Borah
Washington
Congress
Middle West
Atlantic Seaboard
New England
Prohibition
Georgia
Idaho
State Highway Engineer James A. French Dies En Route
James A. French state highway engineer collapsed and died at the steering wheel while driving toward Santa Fe on the Encino Santa Fe road, about 20 miles from Encino. Death attributed to heart disease, he was accompanied by J. M. Morton of El Paso.
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James A. French
Encino
Santa Fe
Mr. French
Carona
J. M. Morton
el Paso
Mr. Morton
John W. Skipwith
Coroni
Five Arrested for Violation of Liquor Law
Federal prohibition agents and border patrol raided several locations near Magdalena resulting in four arrests for bootlegging and related offenses. Dolores Arias of the Spanish cafe and others in Albuquerque and Magdalena face charges, with multiple defendants fined or placed on probation and one held for federal court.
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Magdalena
Albuquerque
Dolores Arias
Por Arias
Bernalilio
Senilio Padilla
Padilla
U. S
Federal Building
Sena
United States District Court
Agustino Herrera
Manuel Avenue
San Jose
Apeyta, Henley and Finley
Armije
Justice of
Ponte
Dan Avenue
Justice Montoya
Tafoya
Houth Second Street
Weather outlook for New Mexico and Arizona
Denver bulletin reports partly cloudy conditions for New Mexico on Thursday and Friday with little temperature change. Arizona is expected to be generally fair on Thursday and Friday with only small temperature shifts.
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Denver
Colo
New Mexico
Arizona
University Weather Report Highlights Day Metrics
The 24 hour period ending 6 pm Wednesday showed a high of 68 and a low of 49 with humidity around 56 percent. Winds were light from the south, yielding a clear to fine day overall.
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Ighest
Democrats 10 Rally in City Tonight
Senator Sam G Bratton to open the Democratic county campaign at the armoury at 7 30 pm as principal speaker Lorenzo Delgado candidate for lieutenant governor and Mrs A L White candidate for state superintendent will speak along with other state candidates to inaugurate the county campaign County candidates will also address the rally briefly
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Sam G. Bratton
Lorenzo Delgado
Coolidge benefits from Borah committee campaigns
The passage notes Mr. Coolidge could appear on the stump under regular Republican auspices as the Senate special committee led by Borah preliminarily investigates the alien property custodian. It suggests a favorable turn for Coolidge amid unfolding investigations and political maneuvering.
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Washington
Senate
Borah
Mr. Coolidge
Americans abroad can renew passports at consulates
Americans resident abroad and travelers with expired passports can now obtain or renew passport papers without long-distance correspondence. European consulates in major cities are authorized to issue documents locally after a recent congressional change and new orders from Secretary Kellogg.
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State Department
Washington
Congress
Kellogg
Canal to become macadam boulevard from Washington to Cumberland
The Chesapeake and Ohio canal from Washington to Cumberland Maryland, about 159 miles, is projected to be converted into a broad macadam boulevard. The route would follow the Potomac with gentle curves and no hills, serving as a key link in the coast to coast Lincoln highway. The canal was built under George Washington and was meant to extend further west to the Ohio. Continued on Page Three.
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Washington
Cumberland
George Washington
Ohio
Hagerman Elected President of Western States Tax Payers
Ex governor H. J. Hagerman, former New Mexico territorial leader, was elected president of the Western States Tax Payers Association at a Los Angeles conference. The next meeting is set for Santa Fe in June, with twelve western states represented at the event.
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Santa FE
H. J. Hagerman
Territory
New Mexico
State Tax Payers Association
Los Angeles
Girls Told to Wear Skirts Over Knee Length in Genoa
Genoa Nebraska school board ordered sixth grade girls to wear skirts long enough to cover the knees or face expulsion after chilly assembly rooms sparked protests. Hazel O Bryan, 16, resisted with relatives planning to wear short skirts if needed. Other girls showed up in older style swagger skirts.
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Genoa
Neb
Hazel O'Bryan
Miss O'Bryan
Adobe Business Hovotoes by Commission
City commissioners oppose adobe business buildings in the main district. Commissioner Charles Lembke proposed an ordinance to ban such structures within inner fire limits, passed on first reading. Acting City Manager R L Cooper cited Santa Fe RR draining the pond south of the city amid health complaints. Meeting focused on routine matters.
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Charles Lembke
City Commission
R. L. Cooper
B. A. West
Santa Fe Railroad
State Health Department
Swope and Dillon clash over free text books
State land commissioner B Swope attacked Republican gubernatorial candidate R C Dillon at the Democratic county convention for flip flopping on free text books. Swope accused Dillon, as Senate finance chair, of killing a free text book bill. He defended placing oil land revenue in permanent school funds to strengthen the state university and said taxes may become unnecessary to fund the system.
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B. Swope
R. C. Dillon
Swope
Dillon
Senate Finance Committee
House
Carlsbad Hosts New Mexico Woman's Clubs Convention
Carlsbad New Mexico greets the New Mexico Woman's clubs convention with over 100 official delegates and roughly 100 visitors. A large opening program at the high school auditorium featured music and addresses. Thursday luncheon will be hosted by the chamber of commerce and Rotary. Rain may delay late arrivals. Mrs. A T Hannett is among attendees.
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Carlsbad
N. M
New Mexico
Woman's Clubs
High School
Chamber of Ecommerce
Rotary
A. T. Hannett
Mr Mpreroon Interested in Death of Blind Lawyer Agguser
Mrs Wiseman says that evangelist asked many questions of her about passing of R A McKinley. The record notes Mr Mpreroon’s interest in the death case and the evangelist’s inquiry.
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Mpreroon
Agguser
Wiseman
Evangelist
R. A. McKinley
Chief Witness Against An gels Temple Pastor Exhibits Hair in Court
Lor raine Wiseman-Sielaff, a chief witness in the Aimee Semple McPherson case, resumed testimony as private detectives guarded her amid threats. The proceeding at the Hall of Justice in Los Angeles drew film stars as she described coaching at Angelus Temple and the plan to portray a cottage scene to support the evangelist's kidnapping narrative.
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Angelus Temple
Aimee
Hall OF Justice
Los Angeles
Calif
Lorraine Wiseman-Sielaff
Aimee Semple MecPherson
Two Army Aviators Die in Fort Jefferson Plane Fall
At Fort Jefferson Port Jefferson Long Island sound claimed the lives of two Army Air Corps lieutenants Henry R. Perry and William H. Preston both of Massachusetts after their De Havilland aircraft crashed into the water during a low flight from Boston to Mitchell Field observers said the plane dropped from about 1560 feet and exploded near the dock.
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Port Jefferson
N. Y
Army Air Corps
Long Island Sound
Henry R. Perry
Taunton
Mass
William H. Preston
Belmont
de Havve Iland
Boston
Mitchell Field
Southern Planters Launch 4 Million Bale Cotton Burn
Bamberg South Carolinas plan calls for destroying 4,000,000 bales of cotton across the southern states to boost prices. Participants burn a bale at designated points and receive a receipt guaranteeing return if 4,990,000 bales aren’t reached, with a single day of bonfires nationwide.
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Bamberg
8. C
Bamberg County
Oil well yields 75000 gallons daily in Vera Cruz
Douglas Dispatch reports the Tuxpan Petroleum Company struck oil at Hacienda de Tierra Blanca Vera Cruz. The well pumps about 75,000 gallons daily from a depth near 625 meters.
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Douglas, Ariz
Tuxpan Petroleum Company
Governor Stephenson Appears Before Marion Grand Jury
D C Stephenson former grand dragon of the Indiana Ku Klux Klan held at Indiana state prison for murder appeared for about an hour before the Marion county grand jury. He did not testify in a civil suit and was returned to Michigan City prison the same night. Prosecutors indicated Stephenson offered little if any confirmation of misconduct allegations as outlined by Thomas Adams publisher. Adams published that attorney Floyd Christian had seen a $5000 check payable to Ed Jackson in Stephenson’s cell, a claim Governor Jackson denied naming Stephens on evidence to support corruption charges.
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D. C. Stephenson
Indiana Ku Klux Klan
Indiana State Prison
Marion County Grand Jury
Michigan City
Stephenson
Thomas K. Adams
Vincennes, Ind
Adams
Floyd Christian
Madge Oberholtzer
Ed Jackson
Jackson
Christian
D. C
Boaad Declares Dawes Wrong In Primary Attack
Washington reports that Vice President Dawes faced strong opposition to abolishing the primary system. Senators Borah Edwards Johnson and others argued the primary secures exposure of corruption and safeguards the public from misuse of funds. Edwards warned that repealing it would lift Vare ism and Smithism across states.
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Boaah
Dawes
Recall of Governor Hartley Demanded by Seattle Meeting
A resolution calling for the recall of Governor Roland H. Hartley was unanimously adopted by a 4,900 strong gathering in Seattle. The meeting, organized by opponents of Hartley’s educational policy, occurred on Wednesday night.
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Seattle
Wash
Roland H. Hartley
Hartley
Saunders Must Post $500 Bond in Suit on Mrs Owens
C. M. Saunders and Maud Saunders were ordered by the district court to provide a $500 bond in a suit against Mary Kreisey Owens and Justice C. A. Cole. The action seeks $2,061 in damages from Mrs. Owens arising from a dispute over rent and an eviction row tied to Baunberg.
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C. M. Saunders
Maud Saunders
District Court
Mary Kreisey Owens
Justice C. A. Cole
Saunders
Mrs. Owens
Cole
Baunberg
Miner Killed as Boulder Falls at Junction Mine
Bisbee Arizona October 18 Charles N. Smith was killed instantly when struck by a large boulder that fell from a stope on the 1690 foot level of the Junction mine on Wednesday.
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Bisbew
Ariz
Charles N. Smith
Copper Exemptions Blamed on New York Firm Filing
Copper Exports Inc, formed in New York City, filed papers with the Federal Trade Commission under the export trade act. The act exempts pure export businesses from antitrust rules provided no domestic restraint exists and no price depressions or competition restraints occur.
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Washington
Copper Exports, Inc
New York City
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
United States
Wild Bill Carlisle to remain jailed for aviation study
'Wild Bill' Carlisle the famous Union Pacific train robber will stay in jail as Wyoming state pardons board delays action on his pardon appeal. He cites ongoing aviation study via correspondence course inside prison, a hobby he developed after years of train banditry.
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Wild Bill Carlisle
Cheyenne
Wye
Wild Bill
Carlisle
Union Pacific
Wyoming State Board of Pardons
Wycoming
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