Oklahoma Governor Walton Suspended as Senate Adopts Impeachment
Oklahoma City October 23 The state senate by 36 to 1 vote adopted a resolution temporarily relieving Governor J C Walton of his official duties after the lower house filed impeachment articles. The move shifts duties to Lieutenant Governor and signals further impeachment proceedings with Chief Justice Johnson to preside. Walton left the state house with a small group, reading the suspension resolution and answering no questions.
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Weather forecast for five-state region
Denver report notes unsettled conditions for New Mexico with rain or snow in the north and colder temperatures in the south. Arizona is expected to be generally fair on Wednesday and probably Thursday with slightly warmer conditions on Thursday.
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University Weather Report Shows Clear Conditions
Conditions for the last 24 hours recorded by the university show a high of 42 degrees, a low of 17, humidity around 50 percent, no precipitation, and a southwest wind. The day was characterized by clear skies.
Official sunrise and sunset times for October
The official sunrise tomorrow is 6 20 a m and sunset 6 16 pm Santa Fe time and Albuquerque time. Sunrise is one minute earlier and sunset three to five minutes later in October across time zones.
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Two Managers Named for Franciscan Hotel Startup
The Franciscan hotel reaches readiness with two new managers D D Murphy formerly of Colorants Springs Great Brosadnicore and Ray H Thompson from Troutdale in the Pines near Denver taking key roles. Equipment arrival accelerates as refrigeration for perishables and storage is installed under Bert FE Bender of National Store and Fistre.
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Morning Journal
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Navy and Roosevelt Day Observed on Navy Day Saturday
Nation observes Navy Day on Saturday next, October 27, honoring Theodore Roosevelt’s birth centenary and the Navy’s service. President Coolidge set the day aside to pay tribute to naval conduct and personnel, envisioning the Navy as a peace instrument. Roosevelt societies highlight his life and resilience, while Roosevelt House in New York is opened for child welfare work.
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City Electric fleet destroyed by night blaze in Old Albuquerque
A fire at 11 last night razed the City Electric company garage in Old Albuquerque, causing about 15000 in losses. The structure contained two large buses, four tracks, a tower wagon, three trailers, and repair equipment. No injuries reported and insurance covers the damage. Replacement buses expected in about thirty days as service arrangements are planned for North Fourth street patrons.
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Rosser, Bari Tone and Composer, Dies in Phoenix
Phoenix notices the death of B Edward Rosser, noted baritone and composer, after a long illness. Rosser, son of Prof. Reese Rosser Sr. of Philadelphia, formerly choir conductor, moved to Phoenix four years ago from Baltimore with his family.
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Philadelphia
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Stresemann Faces New Parliamentary Crisis Amid Tumult
Berlin reports indicate a looming parliamentary crisis as Socialists threaten to defect over Stresemann’s tolerance of Von Wahr and Saxony’s military rule. Radicals blame the chancellor for weak leadership, reducing his majority's stability ahead of next Friday’s Reichstag session.
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Filipinos Demand Independence Complicates Incoming Congress
The Central Press reports that Filipino demands for independence pose a major issue for the next U S Congress. Filipino leaders and the Philippine legislature push for recall of General Wood, with calls for independence supported by figures like Quezon and Guevara. President Coolidge warns Congress the governor general’s powers remain, and editorials argue independence would spare the U S future entanglements.
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Philippine Senate
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United States
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Chicago Tribune
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America
Helmick moves to dismiss four Magee contempt cases
Attorney General Milton J. Helmick filed in Santa Fe a motion to dismiss all four Magee contempt cases in the New Mexico Supreme Court. He argued no good would come from prosecution and that the people of New Mexico do not seek to prosecute, stating he acted to reflect the bar’s wishes. Clarence J. Roberts and Askren backed Armijo’s bid to affirm the lower court judgment.
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Supreme Court
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
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Graves of American soldiers in France not neglected
Paris reports American Legion Paris Post 1 states claims of neglected graves are false. Huffer says the graves registration bureau in Paris is well managed and actively at work, with 46,000 bodies exhumed and sent home and 30,000 re-interred in metallic caskets over two years.
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United States
Separatists Ousted in Julich Rhineland Clash
In Julich Prussia police aided by firemen attacked the separatists who had held the rathaus and post office. About 20 were arrested while others fled. One separatist was killed and 11 wounded in handto-hand fighting as the Rhineland republic flag was torn down.
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Bread prices soar in Berlin as sense of scarcity grows
Berlin reports bread at 5 500 600 000 marks a loaf as bakers warn they cannot afford flour. The official rate jumps to 58 600 000060 per dollar amid rising commodity prices. A German lunch in Alexander Platz costs 2 540 000 000 marks with coffee at 1 000 000 000 and soup at 96 000 000. Salvation Army volunteers serve free hot soup to a crowd of cripples and aged as queues form outside bakeries.
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Associated Press
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Salvation Army
Murder linkage in New Mexico farm family case
Albert Pruitt, 23, is dead on a Curry county farm near Melrose after an early morning shooting. J T Coleman, his father in law, surrendered to authorities with a .25 pistol and is held for questioning. Coleman and Pruitt had been living with Coleman's family. Coleman allegedly claimed a family split.
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Hands Off 1g Policy of U S Toward Europe
Ambassador Harvey gave a farewell speech at the Pilgrims Dinner outlining U S policy toward Europe He said America would help assess Germany's reparations capacity review the Monroe Doctrine and end U S involvement in European broils He noted waiving reparations and offered to support economic rehabilitation but warned against forcing open doors The remarks were delivered in a hushed voice.
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Fall defends Teapot Dome lease as sound policy and authority
Former Interior Secretary Fall told the Senate public lands committee that the Teapot Dome contract with Sinclair served the government. He argued drilling led to oil preservation for the navy, cited geologist reports, and claimed Wilson and Harding acted within authority to develop the field amid oil drainage and seepage into adjacent properties.
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Woman testifies against former husband in Montana murder trial
In Bozeman a former wife described a gypsy lifestyle and violent acts by Seth Danner who is on trial for first degree murder. She testified he killed Mrs Sprouse and her husband after a dispute, detailing axe attacks, strangulation, and concealment in a tent.
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