Coolidge Links Government, Religion in Reform at Asbury Statue
President Coolidge argues reform comes from religious conviction not legislation. He cites Francis Asbury's life of travel and preaching as a model for sacrifice and devotion that shaped American self government and freedoms. He contrasts two government theories and urges personal responsibility to uphold justice and virtue.
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America
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Jonathan Edwards
Whitefield
Weather Summary for Denver and Southwest
Denver brief: New Mexico partly cloudy and unsettled Thursday and Friday with little temperature change. Arizona forecast: generally fair Thursday and Friday, likely unsettled in the northeast portion with little temperature variation.
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Arizona
Weather Summary from University Records
Conditions for the twenty four years ended at 6 p m yesterday show a high of 78 degrees and a low around 64. Humidity at 6 am was 46 percent with light precipitation and variable winds.
Sunrise and sunset times for Santa Fe region
The note lists sunrise at 6 13 a m and sunset at 4 26 p m in Santa Fe with Albuque race time and related garbled data. It appears to be a dated time table fragment and includes unclear references to sunrise shifts and a ta 4 TA inGete.
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Daniels Speaks in Albuquerque Friday Evening
Josephus Daniels, North Carolina editor and former secretary of the navy, will speak at 7:30 PM in the Albuquerque High School auditorium. He travels to California afterward to testify in a government suit to cancel oil leases in the southwest. Daniels, prominent in the oil lease probe, is expected to stress his stance against leasing naval reserves and oil leases. The address, open to voters, targets navy veterans to hear their wartime leader.
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Albuquerque
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Hughes Defends Administration At Carnegie Hall Meeting
Secretary of State Hughes urged a Republican victory to block the independent party, called it a dangerous enemy, and defended the Harding Coolidge administration against Democratic critics. He praised President Coolidge as strong and trustworthy while criticizing economic and foreign policy critiques.
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Senator Borah to seek re election on Republican ticket
Senator William E Borah of Idaho stated in Chicago that he would seek re election on the Republican ticket. He noted the Idaho supreme court ruling that his name could appear on one ballot and said a declaration of intent was filed or would be within a day or two. The piece also mentions party competition in Idaho.
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William E. Sgorah
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Idaho Supreme Court
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Rio
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World's Record Flight by Maship Zr Reaches 5066 Miles
Maship Zr sets a world record by flying 5,066 miles in 81 hours and 17 minutes at an average speed of 62.35 mph. The feat showcases endurance and aircraft performance, marking a historic nonstop journey.
Zeppelin ZR-3 completes record ocean flight to Lakehurst
The ZR-3 dirigible finished a 5,066 mile Atlantic crossing in 81 hours 17 minutes with 32 passengers and crew aboard. Fuel tanks were only a quarter full upon berthing at Lakehurst. the craft could have gone about 1,800 knots farther. Diary logs recount the start from Friedrichshafen on October 14 and the tense voyage through France and the Bay of Biscay before reaching Mineola.
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Associated Press
Hugo Eckener
Zeppelin
J. H. Klein
Lakehurst Field
Germany
Friedrichshafen
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Atlantic
George W. Steele
Friedrichshafen Airdrorme
Steele
Bank director accused in $100000 withdrawal before failure
Frances A. Chapman receiver sues George A. Kaseman alleging Kaseman used to receive $100000 from the State National Bank of Albuquerque prior to its 1924 closing. The suit seeks principal, interest and costs, alleging knowledge of insolvency and preference of Kaseman as a creditor. Depositors' earlier suit on similar grounds was dismissed for delay while settlements were pursued.
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Keleher
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Santa Fe
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Albuquerque
Roy McDonald
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el Paso
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Otero for Governor Club to Organize in Barnett Building
An Otero for Governor club will be organized Saturday night at 7 20 o clock in the ground floor of the Barnett building on South Second street adjoining Ring ling Brothers pool hall. A prominent republican from outside the city will give an address after which the club will be organized. Prominent Albuquerque and Bernalillo county people are interested. The club quarters open Friday and stay open until after the election. Men and women invited to attend.
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South Second Street
Ringling Brothers
Manuel Fr. Otero
Albuquerque
Bernalillo County
Wheeler to Speak in Albuquerque By Senator Wheeler
Senator Burton K. Wheeler of Montana, a progressive VP candidate, will address a morning crowd at the Albuquerque armory on Thursday at 8 30. Organizers from progressive headquarters say plans were made after a late contact from El Paso. Attendees are urged to attend despite beliefs, to hear a nationally prominent figure before Wheeler leaves for El Paso.
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British loan to Germany over subscribed sets premium
London reports the British portion of the German loan was quickly over subscribed with huge post applications. The issue coverage count is pending, but the stock exchange has already established a nominal premium on the price of two rounds.
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London
Associated Press
Stock Exchange
Santa Fe Man Shoots Himself in Store Toilet
Frank Santana, 40, shot himself through the heart with a .38 revolver in a toilet at the New York store on San Francisco street. Despondency and heavy drinking were given as causes. His father-in-law, Martin Chavez, who runs the store, is a member of the state tax commission.
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Santa Fe
Frank Santana
New York
San Francisco
Martin Chaves
Chavez
State Tax Commission
Colfax County GOP pushes gubernatorial tour in New Mexico
Campaign managers stage multiple speeches in Springer and Raton as Republican candidates Otero Chapman Armijo reinforce with local leaders. Attendees include Kiwanis members and civic women while Mrs Kellam promotes party organization under a pledge for a clean economical administration.
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Springer
George W. Armijo
Otero
Chapman
Raton
Murray Hanson
Opera House
Manuel Otero
New Mexico
New Bank Thrives in Alamogordo New Mexico
Alamogordo Oct 16 Officers and directors of the Alamogordo State Bank say progress has exceeded expectations after three months in operation. A full audit shows 59 depositors 56583 in deposits 19625 in loans and discounts 13250 in Liberty bonds 4929 in municipal securities 52600 cash and reserves total assets 92928.
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Alamo State Bank
France to recognize Soviet Russia soon
Paris reports the French government will on Friday formally recognize the Soviet republic of Russia, according to officials familiar with the information this morning.
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Russia
Paris
Associated Press
Soviet Republic of
Hubbell Denies Magee Attack. Affidavits Support Rebuttal
Felipe Hubbell republican congress candidate says Magee's charges are false and cowardly. He cites affidavits from deputy Stephen Roehl and others showing timely compliance with auditor rules. Documentation refutes official default. continuation noted as the piece moves to page two.
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New Mexico State Tribune
Felipe Hubbell
Congress
Morning Journal
Dawson
New Mexico
Stephen Roehl
Roehl
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Hubbell
Magee
Bernalillo
State of
Bernalillo County
Felip Hubbell
Stephen KE. Roehl
Ruth Hatch
J. FR. T. Herrera
H. V. Brickenderfer
Mes. Kinley County
N. M
Thomas J. Brrooks
Coolidge Dawes Victory Seen In Iowa By Brewer
President Coolidge heard a report from Luther Brewer former independent Senate candidate who urged support for the Democratic opponent of Senator Brookhart. Brewer predicted Iowa would give a substantial Coolidge Dawes majority in November. Senator Smoot Utah, guest at dinner, discussed tariff questions with Coolidge and Marvin.
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Luther Brewer
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Francis Asbiry
Methodist Episcopal Church
Hinkle boasts total state funds secured by personal bonds
Santa Fe October 15 Governor James F Hinkle issued a statement defending the personal bond program. He says total state funds secured by personal bonds amount to 288624.30 and calls the Albuquerque Journal article on bond losses misleading. He notes most personal bonds are real estate and urges confidence in the system.
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Santa Fe
James F. Hinkle
Albuquerque Journal
Finance Board
Republican Senate
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