Hoover Says Repudiating World War Loans Threatens Global Trust
In an address from Toledo on October 16, Secretary of Commerce Hoover warns that repudiation of loans made by the United States to Allied nations in World War I would undermine international good faith. He argues repayments are feasible without wrecking U.S. economy, urges careful plan for debt relief and European economic stability.
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Oledo
United Hes
Allied and Associated Sons
Interjonal
Emerce Hoover
Allied Debt Commission
Mr. Hooves
Tarver
Congress
Europe
Weather Forecast From Denver Dispatch
Weather notes from Denver show New Mexico in cloud and rain with Southeast weather threats. Arizona sees fair conditions and slight warmth Tuesday and Wednesday, while the central region reports a cool, partly clear pattern with variable winds and humidity readings.
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Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
Wednesfair
Maternity Act Criticized by Chicago Editor at AMA Session
The Shepherd Towner maternity act was condemned as government bureaucracy and a source of political jobs by J Whalen editor of the Illinois Medical Journal at the fifty third annual AMA meeting in Cleveland Ohio. Dr J H McMechan urged abolition of federal controls on narcotics and alcohol in medical treatment, arguing physicians should decide use without federal rules. He warned against bootlegging to avoid enforcement.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Associated Press
Shepherd- Towner
J. Whalen
Chicago
Ilingis Medical Journal
American Medical Editor’s Association
Editors Association
American Public Health Association
J. H. McMechan
Ohio State Medical Journal
Ir. McMechan
Whalen
J. N. Hurty
Indianapolis
Curry Co Man Shot Asks Court For Answers
Bert Ward a farmer north of the city is in Curry County hospital with a back wound. Carl Valentine a neighbor is held in the county jail charged with assault with intent to murder after Ward says Valentine invited him into the home then ordered him out and opened fire from the road. Ward describes Valentine firing with a two handed shot after following him, bond set at 3050 dollars.
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Bert Ward
Carl Valentine
Cinvis
Miet
Aml Carl Valentine
Curry County
Valentine Place
Ward
Valentine
Correctly Attired Look Promoted By Clothiers
Chicago delegates at the National Clothiers convention argued for trousers with a corset like effect. They showed models with a pliable belt fixed at each side to create the silhouette, while the back remains belt free. Norfolk pants and top coats with a strong yoke were also highlighted.
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Chicago
National Clothiers
Norfolk
Soviet Minister of Commerce resigns
Riga reports Leonid Krassin resigns as Soviet minister of trade and commerce. He had negotiated a British corporation’s conditional return of properties held in Russia, but Soviet authorities in Moscow rejected the agreement.
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Riga
Associated Press
Leonid Krassin
Asrassin
Asiatic Consolidated Limited
Russia
Moscow
White House Plea for Larger Army Sent to War Secretary
War Secretary remains firm on need for a larger force with 13 000 officers and 150 000 men. White House urges plea for expansion. This briefing frames the administration’s position on military manpower and leadership conclusions.
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Weero
White House
Weeks War Budget Arguments Accompanied By Pershing
Secretary Weeks presented to President Harding that the army cannot be sustained at under 139000 officers and 159000 men. General Pershing joined Weeks as they reviewed a proposed next year budget totaling 529,257,550 with cuts from current appropriations and plans for the National Guard and training corps.
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Washington
Associated Press
Weeks
Harding
White House
Pershing
War Department
Army
National Guard
Ncessary
Boer War Veteran Sir Arthurr Davidson Dies at 65
London reports the death of Col. Sir Arthurr Davidson K. B. at age 65. He served with distinction in the Vicer war and was in cavalry under Queen Alexandra from 1396 to 1901. He was knighted in 201u.
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London
Arthurr Davidson
Caverry
Walling
Range Averted Near East by French Envoy
Paris reports that Mustapha Kemal Pasha sought peace and France’s diplomacy kept war from spreading in the Near East. A. Franklin Bouillon said British force alone did not stop Kemalist advances. France intervened to prevent open warfare as the Turkish commander fought to keep relations with the allies.
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Paris
Associated Press
France
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Near East
A. Ifranklin-Bouillon
Foreign Office
Constantinople
Eight hour day granted to yardmasters on major railroads
About 2000 yardmasters on 26 class one railroads and six switching terminals won an eight hour day with overtime, nearly a 25 percent raise, under the US Railway Labor Board ruling. Excluded were Delaware and Lackawanna, Pennsylvania and Illinois Central. The measure covers yards on roads including New York Central, Baltimore and Ohio, Texas and Pacific, and Seaboard Air Line, with two days off monthly for seven day workers.
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Chicago
Associated Press
United States Halilread Labor Board
Tata
J. 8
Midridee
Raihend Wyardsmasters of
Americas
atCyope
Interstate Commerce Corm Mission Iset
Delaware and Lackawanna
Pennsylvania
Illinois Central
W. L. McMenimen
Yardmasters Association
New York Central Lines
Baltimore and Ohio
Kansas City
Oklahoma
Gulf
Missouri Pacific
San Antonio
Aransas Pass
Denver Union Terminal
Fort Worth
Denver City
Gulf Coast Lines
Seaboard Air Line
Texas and Pacific
Wabash
Safe blowers fail in theft at Chicago ballpark offices
In Chicago on October 16, two men tried to crack the White Sox office safe to grab receipts from yesterday's city series game. Police report about 2006 dollars were obtained, not the 28872 claimed. Stanley Wilson, a security guard, is held for questioning.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Harry Grabiner
Bandits
Stanley Wilson
Georgia voters nominate successor to T E Watson today
Georgia voters go to the polls in a special primary to nominate a successor to the late United States Senator Thomas E B Watson of Thomson. Candidates include Governor Thomas W. Hardwick Judge W F George Seaborn Wright and John T Cooper. Colonel John T Berfullet withdrew at the last moment.
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Atlanta
Georgia
United States
Thomas EB. Watson
Thomson
Thomas W., Hardwick
W. PF. George
Vienna
Seaborn Wright
Rome
John T. Cooper
Macon
John T. Berfullet
Paroled man Gregorio Blan granted parole in New Mexico
Santa Fe reports Gov. Mechem granted parole to Gregorio Blan who was sentenced from Mera county in April 1422 to nine months to a year in the penitentiary.
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Santa Fe
M. C. Mechem
Gregorio Blan
Mera County
Salvation Army Captain Wins Right to Sing in Roaring Forties
New York October 16 Captain Reba Crawford of the Salvation Army won permission to perform her battle song in the Roaring Forties after a magistrate dismissed the disorderly conduct charge. Police testified that the captain and her band disturbed the Clarety theater crowd in Times and Longacre squares. The magistrate commended Salvation Army meetings as orderly and valuable, ruling the case dismissed.
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New York
Salvation Army
Reba Crawford
Gherwager
Volcemen
Crawford
Clarety Theater
Lonsacra
White Light
Fall 10 Opere NL Albuquerque in October 74
Special to The Journal Santa Fe Oct 16 A FE Fall secretary of the interior travels west to discuss political issues at the Republican rally in Albuquerque on Tuesday October 24 He is spending a short vacation at his Three Rivers New Mexico home Invited by Chairman Hugh B Woodward to participate in the state campaign preparations aim to give him an enthusiastic meeting.
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Santa Fe
A. FE
Pail
Las
Albuquerque
Fall
Three Rivers
N. M
Hugh — BG. Woodward
Libel Suits Against Two British Vessels Filed
New York Oct 16 Libel suits were filed in Brooklyn federal court by the U S district attorney against the British schooner Emerald and the motor boat Elsie seized at sea. Liquor valued at 100 900 was found on both boats. Captains Williams and Shannon and six crewmen were released after questioning under the three mile limit rule.
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New York
United States District Court
Brooklyn
United States District Attorney’s Office
Emerald
Hahn
Elsie
John A. Williams
Albert Shannon
Daugherty
Coach Stagg Faces Two Football Challenges
Chicago October report says University of Chicago coach Stagg must beat Princeton on October 28 and fill Stage Field with about 100000 fans. Princeton tickets sold out with thousands on wait list as the football committee warns no more seats.
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Chicare
Thatora Lines
Egnehy Wiiyi
University of Chicago
Princeton
Stage
British rejection blocks extension of search right
Washington reports Ambassador Geddes delivered Britain’s note rejecting the American proposal to extend the right of search to 12 miles offshore. The communication replies to Hughes on prohibitions enforcing smuggling, notes Britain’s opposition to extending territorial waters, and outlines steps to curb registry abuses and mutual controls within existing three mile limits.
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Washington
Hughes
Geddes
United States
Three Mile Hmit
Great Britain
Nassau
Halifax
Democrats Name Ticket For Union County Nominations
The LETTOMate of Union county nominates Dan Moriarity for senator Dan T Roberts for judge Bruce Kennedy for county treasurer George Ruble for county assessor J M Lujan for county superintendent Serapio Miera for probate judge Ira L Pennington for representatives Juan Casados and Mrs Kilfeil for commissioners Moore Hamilton C Nunk for the ticket.
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Tre Keey Clayton
Lettomate
Union County
Dan Moriarity
Ferrift
Dan T
Roberts
Bruce Kennedy
George Ruble
J. M. Lujan
A. L. England
Serapio Miera
Ira L. Pennington
Juan Dpd. Casados
Mrs. Kilfeil
Moore
Hamilton
C. Nunk
Hill Declares He Never Paid Taxes in Texas
Carrizozo New Mexico October 16 Charlie Hill Republican candidate for governor told 560 supporters he has never paid taxes in Texas. He refuted Democrat charges that he is an El Paso candidate and defended state tax spending, noting 6.86 percent average annual state expenditure and 10 percent local school and road levies. He praised road funding from the federal government and defended paying bills to build miles of highways while criticizing Jim Hinkle’s stance. He also asserted he has never paid taxes in Texas and pays taxes in New Mexico to fund youth education.
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Carrizozo
N. M
Charlies EL. Hill
Ilonde
el Paso
James F. Hinkle
Sald Hill
New Mexico
Ace
Hinkle
Santa Fe
Requiblicans
Dona Ann
Chaves County
Jim Hinkle
Missouri
Republican Party
Hill
Paso
Texas
Liberty mayor abducted and whipped by mob in Kansas
Coffeyville Kans Oct 1 The 42 year old mayor of Liberty Kansas, Oodore Schierlman, was dragged to a lonely spot four miles northeast of Liberty and whipped with blacksnake whips by 16 men claiming Ku Klux Klan membership He says he will sue Liberty city for 100000 damages The mayor is Catholic and has a wife and three children
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Coffeyville
Kans
Theodore Schierlman
Liberty
Ku Klux Klan
Schieriman
Harold I. McGuein
Kansas
City of
Whipping Condemned by Kansas Governor
Governor Allen denounced the Saturday night whipping of Liberty Mayor Theodore Schierlman by alleged Ku Klux Klan members. He said Kansas will not tolerate lawless action and that Attorney General Hopkins is pursuing a years long investigation into the incident.
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Ryapeka
Bats
Kansas
Allen
Theodore Schierlman
Liberty
Renewed Pledges From Abroad At New Orleans Legion Meet
An outdoor fete in Jackson Square New Orleans honors visiting veterans as the American Legion renews pledges of fraternity with nations allied in World War I. Delegates from Belgium France Great Britain Romania Italy Serbia and Czecho Slovakia attend.
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Jackson Square
New Orleans
French Quarter
Andrew Jackson
Belgium
France
Great Britain
Rumania
Italy
Serbia
Czecho-Slovakia
Democratic Speakers in Empire State Carry Tariff Kits
New York, Oct. 16. Democratic speakers will tour New York state the next three weeks with an oil cloth kit under their arms. The kit includes knives scissors and thread and is billed as the Harite hit to show how the new tariff affects voters. Speakers aim to convey practical democratic arguments against the tariff.
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New York
New York State
Resents U S writ enjoining saloons from selling liquor
Bitter resentment of a federal writ enjoining 47 New Orleans saloons from selling liquor during the American Legion convention week was voiced by George le Berry of Tennessee, first vice commander, at the opening session. He argued Americans who fought for their Constitution in France should be made to obey the law at home.
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New Orleans
Associated Press
American Legion
Hanford MacNider
Legion
FH. Forbes
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Charles Bertrand
Inter-Allied Veterans’ Federation
French Legion of Honor
Bora Rene
United States
Legion Cons Vention
City
Pennsacola
Birmingham
Mississippi
George S. Berry
Tennessee
L Legionnaires
Berry
Law
American Legion National Convention
George le Berry
France
Schwab Named Director at Loew's Incorporated
New York Oct 6 Charles M Schwab of the Bethlehem Steel company will become a director of Loew's Incorporated, which controls Marcus Loew's theatrical enterprises, it was learned today.
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Mace
U. S
Stagg
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