Twitchell brands Wheeler claims false about Coolidge banking deal
Colonel Ralph E. Twitchell of Santa Fe denounces Burton Wheeler’s allegation that Governor Coolidge placed state funds in a failing Boston bank. He cites the Boston News Bureau’s statement, details Burrell’s 1919 nomination trick, and expose of Boston trust firms tied to Ponzi, urging Albuquerque readers to view the refutation.
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Twitchell
Wheeler
Coolidge
Ralph E. Twitchell
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Manuel Otero
Burton K. Wheeler
Massachusets
Boston
Washington State
Fred J. Durrell
Massachusetts
Gel Twitchell
Republican National Committee
Albuquerque
United States
Oregon
Ibuquerque
Mmercial
Wheeler Ade
Washington
Seattle
la Follette
Cosmopolitan Trust Co
Max Mitchell
The
Cosmopolitan
Coollege
Fred J. Burrell
Boston News Bureau
Burrell
Guerrell
J’red J. Burrell
Burrill
Ponzi
Fine Mutual Savings Banks
Hanover Trust Company
Hanover Trust
Statements of Hannett Untrue in New Mexico Gubernatorial Race
In Tucumcari New Mexico on October 18 J W Chapman Republican candidate for attorney general accused A T Hannett Democratic candidate for governor of making statements knowingly false and distorting the record. Chapman charged Hannett and the Democratic press bureau with misrepresentation over land mineral classifications and questioned the governor hopefuls faithfulness to voters.
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McKinley
San Juan
Senator Bursum
New Mexico
Jones
Bursum
Utero Club 15 Organized in Otero County Campaign Rally
An Otero for Governor club with almost 800 members was organized Saturday night at Republican county headquarters. About 400 attended as membership cards were signed over three days for Manuel B. Otero. Officers elected: Frank H. Strong president, Mrs Margaret Medler vice president, R. G. Sutherland secretary.
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Republican County
Manuel B. Otera
Frank H. Strong
Margaret Medler
R. G. Sutherland
Weather forecast for several western states
Denver and New Mexico expect fair to cool conditions Sunday with cooler readings in eastern areas and Monday remains fair. Arizona follows a similar fair pattern with little temperature change. Washington predicts a week of light to moderate showers in the north, with generally fair weather later. Temperature remains normal overall across regions.
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Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
Weather record from university shows 73 degree high
Local report notes twenty four hour period ending 6 p m with highest temperature 73. Precipitation 48 units and wind velocity data recorded. station indicates calm at 6 p m and gentle breeze later.
Sunrise and Almanac Times for October
The note lists sunrise and dawn times with unclear references to 6 14 am and 6 74 am at Santa time with mentions of Albu ie Lille and a two minute shift, indicating uncertain October timing.
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Hunters
Will He
Santa
Albué Ie
Taos County Republicans Unite After Tense Convention
Taos N M October 18 Republicans held a large county convention with a strong ticket across the county. Insurgents joined Democrats and several switched sides to back the Republican slate. Democrats express disgust at the county and state tickets and some plan to support Republicans or parts of the state ticket.
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Taos
N. M
Taos County
Joseph Montenar
H. W. Palmer
Max Fernandez
Donnelano Quintana
Fidel Cordova
Victor Martinez
YD. Lobato
J. BR. Martinez
Leocardio Martinez
Juan M. Vigil
Jose BD. Medina
Ford closes Muscle Shoals dispute with no reopening
Detroit based on Henry Ford states the Muscle Shoals negotiations are finished. He blames Wall Street for the opposition that led to the withdrawal of the offer and says no future proposals will be considered. He asserts power costs and profiteering would rise if deal went through.
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Detroit
Mich
Henry Ford
Muscle Shoals
Ford Company
Wall Street
Ford
Bratton Attacks Tariff Claim in Tucumcari Speech
A stenographic report from Tucumcari on Oct 10 records Judge Sam G. Bratton denouncing the Fordney McCumber tariff as unjust and biased. He argued shoes have high protection while hides are free, a claim contradicted by tariff schedules showing shoes on a free list with a minor duty for certain types. The speaker also misattributed seed loan support to Senator Jones, later corrected by noting LL Bursum played a key role in securing the bill for New Mexico.
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Tucumcari
Sam G. Bratton
Fordney-McCumber
Curry County
Mississippi
Ohio
Republican Party
Arizona
New Mexico
Montana
South America
Judge Bratton
Bratten
A. A. O Jones
Quay County
House
Jones
Senate
Bursum
House Committee On Agriculture
Congress
Democrats Charge Shakedown Ties in Sugar Trust Donations
The Democratic National Committee accuses Republicans of using campaign funds tied to the Holly Sugar Corporation and its executives to finance the GOP effort. It cites Carltons at Holly Sugar, Hodges as GOP treasurer, and a broader theme of favorable treatment for sugar interests. The Democrats claim a total GOP fund of about 1.7 million with plans to reach 2.89 million, while noting Democratic totals around 296,000 with a projected rise to 1.5 million.
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Washington
Democratic National Committee
Democratic Party
Senate
Chicago
White House
Coolidge
Massachusetts
Colorado
A. E. Carlton
Carlton
Holly Sugar Corporation
California
Wyoming
William V. Hodgese
Republican National Committee
Hodges
Tariff Commission
Holly Corporation
Federal Trade Commission
Borah Committee
Boston Post claims reward offered by Democratic chairman
The Boston Post, a Democratic paper backing Coolidge, claims it will prove a material fact was suppressed in the Democratic committee version of Coolidge's Boston police strike action. The Republican National Committee says the Post will show several facts were hidden, including Coolidge’s meeting with Mayor Peters the day before the police strike.
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Washington
The
Boston Post
Coolidge
Shaver
Democratic National Committee
Democratic Committee
Calvin Coolidge
Boston
the Post
Republican National Committee
Baldwin Returned Unopposed in Worcestershire Race
London reports former Premier Stanley Baldwin Conservative leader standing for Bewdley division Worcestershire was declared returned unopposed in the nominations for the October 29 parliamentary elections. Veteran T P OConnor John Whitley and Vernon Hartshorn also were among those returning to parliament without opposition.
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London
Associated Press
Stanley Baldwin
Bewdley
Worcestershire
T. P. O’connor
John H. Whitley
Vernon Hartshorn
Stanford Beats Oregon 28-13 in California Coast Conference opener
Stanford University defeated the University of Oregon 28 to 18 at Stanford Stadium in California on October 18. The coast conference game featured sensational runs and spectacular open play in the afternoon contest.
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Stanford Stadium
Calif
Stanford University
University of Oregon
California
Counterfeiting Ring Busted In New York Scow Raid
Government agents uncover a covert operation aboard the scow Sparklight near Liberty Island. Three treasury moulds and metal alloy seized. Coins found were detailed but light in weight, hinting at an international ring active for seven years flooding the country with bogus nickels dimes and quarters.
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New York
Hiberty
Treasury Department
Secret Service
Democratic Strife Shapes New Mexico Election Tilt
A local political snapshot shows divisions within the Democratic Party in New Mexico. Widespread abstention and shifts toward La Follette and the Republican ticket are forecast, with notable anti Klans sentiment and strong La Follette support in De Baca, Curry, and Chaves counties.
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Hinkle
New Mexico
la Follette
Deaca County
la Pollette
Davie
Bryan
Texas
Oklahoma
de Naca County
Ku Klux Klan
Bursum
Prager Miller
de Paca
Bratton
Tannett
Tafeva
Fort Sumner
Saly
Areiue
Buraun
Curry
Chaves
de Raea
Hinkle Democrates
Jim Wna
Hannett
Democrata
Roosevelt
Follette
Chaves County
Jim Hinkle
Davis predicts Democrat victory in Illinois rally
DAVIS PREDICTS DEMOCRATS WILL BE VICTORIOUS. Jonna W. Davis, Democratic presidential nominee, spoke in Illinois promising progress on life liberty and happiness. He argued two GOP wings exist and claimed only the Democratic Party stands united and able to govern for labor, agriculture, and business.
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St. Louis
Ill
Thomas Jefferson
Jonna W. Davis
Ilinois
East &J. Louls
From &T. Louis
Masonic Tall
Davin
Senate
Democratic Party
Congress
Washington
Davis
Mr. Davis
United States
Slush fund charges spark La Follette probe
Senator La Follette slush fund allegations tested by a Senate investigative committee after Frank P. Walsh submitted letters and names from bankers manufacturers and political figures seeking funds for the Coolidge Dawes ticket. He urged subpoenas for key figures and said the drive may total ten to twelve million dollars nationwide.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Special
Senate
Robert M. la Follette
Coolidge-Daven
Frank P. Walsh
Kansas City
United States
National Committee
la Follette
Walsh
George W. Simmons
Mechanica and Metals National Bank
New York City
Manufacturers Club of
Philadelphia
National Bankers’ Convention
Edward T. Rosebury
Joseph R. Grundy
Bristol
Ways and Means
Republican National Committee
Simmons
Philadelphia Manufacturers’ Club
Pennsylvania
Coolidge
Dawes
New York
Philarene
Washington
Borah
Edward J. Stotesbury
Samuel M. Vauclain
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Nathan T. Folwell
Manufacturers’ Club
W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania Railroad
Chester W. Hill
John T. King
Laher
District Columbia Republican Ways
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Barnett Building
South Second Street
Ringling Pool Hall
Strong
Manuel B. Otero
Kearney
Antonio Jose Otero
Superior Court
Assails la Follette
Benedict Arnold
Aaron Burr
Debs
Bergers
Russia
Rocky Mountain
Hateau
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P. Wort
Democrats Plan
Cays Committee
Colorado Sugar Corporation
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