Enforcement of Dry Laws Urged at White House Conference
President Coolidge told more than thirty state governors at a White House conference that state authorities must enforce the eighteenth amendment and national prohibition act. He said no surrender of state responsibilities is contemplated and urged cooperation between federal and state agencies to curb illegal liquor and narcotics traffic.
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Washington
Coolidge
White House
West Baden
Ind
Ife
Zev Defeats Papyrus To Claim Belmont Classic
Zev of the Rancocas stable won the Belmont Stakes at Belmont Park New York on October 26 defeating Papyrus by six lengths. Marl Sande rode the American colt who led from the first quarter and sprinted away in the final stretch amid a crowd of about 69 000. Papyrus failed to keep pace in the heavy going, with trainers and jockey noting Papyrus was not at home on the track.
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Belmont Park Race Course
New York
Associated Presa
Zev
Rancocas Stable
Kearney
America Today
Papyrus
Long Island
Taurele
Thrillx
Orver
Paporua
Papyrus Paile
Marl Sande
America
Cary T. Grayson
Sivck
Steve Donoghue
Basil Jarvis
Wen
Wath War Sande
Epsom Downs
Sande
Bu Sande
Donoghue
Horace
Jess
Bandits rob bank after wounding night watchman in Oak land
Ten to twelve bandits shot and seriously wounded Clifford Hickey night watchman at Oakland and captured two others before looting the First National Bank of Oakland of 15000 in currency and Liberty bonds. They cut wires and lamp bulbs to plunge the business district into darkness and blew the vault open. They held up police with Hickey and Everett Ammerman, football player, before 2 a.m. One bandit struck Hickey as he tried to draw his revolver. Ammerman was jailed briefly as explosions echoed from the bank.
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Charleston
Til
Associated Press
Clifford Hickey
Oakland
First National Bank of Oakland
Hickey
Everett Ammerman
Ammerman
France Fears New Balance of Power in the Mediterranean
Paris reports French worry over a potential Franco Spanish Italian alliance reshaping Mediterranean power. A Spain Italy accord could outpace France at sea while France pursues expansion in Africa with Algiers already under French control.
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France
Mediterranean
Central Press
Paris
Solini
Haly
Alfonso and de Rivera
Africa
Algiersa
Ialy
Spain
Address of the president on immigration and governance
Washington Oct 26 The president speaks to governors on enforcing law and joint action in government. He notes dual administration and joint powers, discusses immigration policy including a new law allowing about 50 000 aliens annually and border seepage of roughly 106 606, and calls for police and justice department cooperation to expel or deport violators. The speech ends noting world league involvement.
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Washington
America
United States
Department of Labor
Porta
Jocal
Department of Justice
Oir
Weather Forecast for Denver Del New Mexico and Arizona
Denver Delaware New Mexico forecast calls for fair skies with warm spell on Sunday and Monday. Arizona will see fair conditions Sunday and Monday with little change in temperatures.
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Denver
Del
Mexico
Arizona
University Weather Summary for Twenty-Four Hours Ended 6 PM
Conditions for the 24 hours ended 6 pm show a high of 81 and a low of 41 with a mean around 60. Humidity at 4 pm was 84 percent. Precipitation totaled 0.48 inches. Winds were from the southwest, and the day was clear.
Sunrise and sunset times for November in New Mexico
Official sunrise of tomorrow November 22 is 6 48 a m and sunset is 4 53 p m Banta Fe time Albuquerque time is one minute earlier for sunrise and three to five minutes later for sunset in November
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Umget
Banta Fe
Albuquerque
Adjustments Sought With Debtor Nations in Debt Commission Report
The American Debt Funding Commission approved its annual report to Congress noting hopes for further adjustments with debtor governments at the earliest date. The document lists debts to be settled totaling about 5.97 billion dollars with accrued interest of over 1.08 billion, detailing Armenia, Belgium, France, Italy, Poland and others, and notes lack of contact with several governments.
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Washington
American Debt Funding Commission
Congress
Great Britain
Finland
Cuba
Armenia
Austria
Belgium
Liberia
Lithuania
Poland
Rumania
Russia
Serbia
Greece
Siberia
Trusaia
Mellon
Senate
Pbel Sian
Italy
Latvia
Finance
Alleged Rumor Over Cattle Sale Probe Sparks Paper Debate
The Morning Journal reports contrasting views on a proposed sale of New Mexico cattle in Chihuahua tied to a war finance board loan plan. H B Watson of the War Finance Corporation denies misrepresentations while detailing how a senator’s Mexico City visit spurred the proposition and ensuing coverage.
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Mexico
War Finance Corporation
War Finance Board
Morning Journal
Livestock and Loan Company
New Mexico
Chihuahua
H. ¥. Watson
New Mexico Loan Agency
Watson
Live Stock and Agricultural Loan Company
Bursum
Mexico City
Former Cowboy Elevated to Head of Legion
San Francisco October 20 Associated Press reports the American Legion closed its 1923 convention with a grand ball as John R. Quinn of California was elected national commander on the eleventh ballot. Quinn will lead the organization into 1924 while five vice commanders and a new national chaplain were also chosen. Delegates depart for home amid farewell pledges to reunite in St. Paul next year.
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San Francisco
Associated
American Legionnaires
United States
John R. Quinn
California
Alvin Aowsley
Texas
Brownwood
Davenport
Iowa
Market Street
Iiet
Civic Auditorium
Commander Quinn
James A. Prain
Washington, D. C
Clarence KR. Edwards
Boston
Wilder
Metcalf
Kansas
Ran Otngfit
Fon du Lac
Wis
Thurman Mann
High Point
N. C
Willieam
Healey
Wilkesbarre
C. M. Stoddard
Art Zona
Lester Albert
Idaho
Ezra C. Clemane
Minneccgia
St. Paul
Buddy
Two Bears Killed in Mogollons by Texas Hunters
Magdalens New Mexico October 2. Bradley and Casto Comer and Mr. Peck of Eastland Texas on Iron Creek in the Mogollon mountains for three weeks arrived in Magdalena last night with two bear hides after killing an old black bear and a club. They report seeing as many as 40 deer in one day while hunting, a hopeful sign for Magdalena residents who want a buck this season.
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Magdalens
N. M
Bradley
Casto Comer
Mr. Peck
Eastland
Texas
Iron Creek
Mogollon Mountains
Magdalena
Three Men Dead After Farmyard Quarrel Near Omaha
In a farm near Almanee Nebraska Shelby Lemaster fatally shot tenant farmer Fred Ward after a quarrel. Lemaster killed himself. Ward's landlord W H Keister died of heart failure while helping carry Ward into the house.
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Omaha
Neb
Shelby Lemaster
Fred Ward
al- Manee
Ward
Grand Island
Lemaster
W.keister
Fourteen Ghia Qualified for Poo-Mileage
Kansas City October twenty, four teen Ghia cars and drivers qualified for the 260 mile national championship race at Kansas City Speedway. Speeds ranged 115 to 117 mph aided by a calm wind. Cars had corrected defects seen in the July fourth race and prepared for the wooden track.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Speedway
Speedway
Indianapolis
General Pershing slips quietly away on trip to France
General Pershing sails for a three month holiday aboard the Leviathan leaving New York for France with sister Mrs. D. M. Reatler of Nebraska aboard as a private passenger. Plan is to sightsee without public involvement as his leadership history continues to be recalled.
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General Pershing
France
Washington
John
Perdtane
Nebraska
Leviathan
Three Die In Cave-In At Perry Creek Conduit Work
Three men are dead and one seriously hurt after an east wall collapse at the Perry Creek conduit excavation. Vernon Linn, 24, is identified. Clay Boyd, 18, is suspected. another victim remains unnamed. The cave-in buried workers under four feet of earth and brick as the ground shifted about 25 feet.
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Brouxity
New
Perry Creek
Vernon Linn
Clay Boyd
Constitutional Convention of TY Under Way
In Cleveland Chile on Oct 20 the national constitutional convention of the M C A began work on a reorganizing plan drafted by Mark A. Jones. A 60 member committee will review the act, with possible referendum by 2 006 local associations if approved.
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Cleveland
Chile
W.L. Hartman
Pueblo Cole
W. DD. Murray
New York
Insurance Firms Admitted to Do Business in New Mexico
Santa Fe October 20 three insurance companies were admitted to New Mexico to transact business by the state corporation commission on the recommendation of WH Wyner head of the Insurance bureau The firms are Philadelphia Fire and Marine Insurance Company Philadelphia California Insurance Company San Francisco Union Indemnity Company New Orleans
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
State Corporation Commission
WH. Wyner
Insurance Bureau
Philadelpha Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Philadelphia
California Insurance Company
San Francisco
Union Indemnity Company
New Orleans
Prohibition Enforcement Program Adopted by Officials
At a joint conference the president and governors approve a program to enforce prohibition laws. Officials plan coordinated actions, standards, and funding to curb illicit alcohol production and distribution nationwide.
Plan for Prohibition Enforcement Adopted at White House Meet
President Coolidge proposed six points to coordinate state and federal alcohol enforcement and urged meetings of prosecuting attorneys and enforcement personnel. Governors added a seventh point on educating children about alcohol dangers. The conference included speeches by Governors Smith and Ritchie and Pinchot’s approving statement. Conventions of enforcement officers were urged to adopt state programs with strong federal backing.
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Washington
Coolige
Coolidge
Smith
York
Ritchie
Maryland
Overnor Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Governors Adopt an Enforcement Program
Washington Oct 20 governors or representatives from thirty seven states and territories met with President Coolidge and adopted a program of cooperation for enforcing prohibition. The plan calls for coordination of federal state county and municipal enforcement forces and urging press support for law observance.
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Washington
Coolidge
White House
Smith
New York
Ritchie
Maryland
Satz Released On Own Recognizance In Liquor Case
Santa Fe October 20 Porfield Satz an elderly man charged with liquor law violations attempted to plead guilty in Albuquerque but maintained innocence saying he wanted to get it over with Federal Judge Nebel ett refused the plea. Satz was released on his own recognizance as he could not furnish the $500 bond.
Hoover cites world commercial strength rise with Central Europe lag
Secretary Hoover told the Foreign Commerce Department meeting that global commercial strength has improved over the last year except in Central Europe. He noted two weak spots agriculture and Germany, discussed U.S. farm price disparities, high production, low unemployment, and growing exports to regions outside Central Europe.
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Europe
Washington
Hoover
Foreign Commerce Department
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Germany
Sloover
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National Secret Service
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House of Representatives
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Oakland, Ill
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Mus
Mussolini
American Funding Commission
Aso
Cage Two
Legion
Mogollons
Ghia
Mark A. Jones
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