Coolidge warns of government changes on courts and ownership
President Coolidge in Washington warned against two revolutionary proposals: public ownership of transportation and limiting the powers of the Supreme Court. He framed these as threats to business welfare and republican self-government while urging tax relief and tariff protection to sustain American industry and wages.
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Washington
Coolidge
Chamber
Supreme Court
American Republic
Permanent Court of International Justice
United States
League of Nations
Dr Henry A Buchtel Dies Noted Colorado Educator
Dr Henry Augustus Buchtel educator and religious leader dies at Denver home after four year illness. He served as chancellor of the University of Denver from 1870s onward and as Colorado governor for one term starting in 1906. Born 1847 near Akron he helped steer DU through crises before retiring after a 1909 stroke. His unfinished Colorado history remains posthumous.
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Denver
Henry Augustus Buchtel
Colorado
University of Denver
Buchtel
Decter Huchtel
Dr. Buchtel
Akron
Asbury
Depauw University
Penver
Fill. St
Wallace Denies Rumors He Will Quit Cabinet
Washington reports Secretary Wallace, hospitalized after an operation, authorized a most positive denial of rumors he will resign. Dr. Joel Boone, caring for him for six weeks, advised officials that Wallace had not discussed resignation and directed a firm denial to be circulated.
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Wallace
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Department
Joel T. Boone
Weather Forecast for Denver and Southwest
Denver weather advisory shows fair skies for New Mexico Friday and Saturday with warmer conditions in the eastern portion. Arizona also sees fair days Friday and Saturday with little temperature change.
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Denver
Get
New Mexico
Arizona
Weather record for twenty four hours ending 6 p m yesterday
University readings show a partly cloudy day with highest temperature 85 degrees. Humidity around 45 percent and wind velocity about 2.2 miles per hour from a calm direction.
Hunters Sunrise and Sunset Times for October 25
The notice lists sunrise at 20-4 percent and sunset at 5:15 H. m. in Santa Fe time and Albuquerque time, with a 40 3 Minnvie reference and a Dotoper sunrise window of 2 to 4 minutes later.
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Santa Fe
Two Alleged Tail Cutters Fined in Santa Fe Case
Fred Farmer and Calvin Ward of Stanley Santa Fe county were fined 50 dollars each by Justice Ramon Gooch after pleading guilty to cutting off a horse tail cutting up harness and tearing down fences in the Stanley neighborhood. They claimed it was a prank. Farmer and Eden were named in the warrant but did not appear.
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Santa Fe
Fred Farmer
Calvin Ward
Stanley
Santa Fe County
Justice of the Peace
Ramon Gooch
Ugill Farmer
Johnnie Eden
Historic steps used by Roosevelts son in 1898 campaign
Chris Pierce of Herkimer preserved the wooden steps that served as Roosevelt Sr. campaign platform in 1898. The present candidate, the former president's son, used the same steps from a motor truck voice platform, then walked up to address supporters.
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Herkimer
N. Y
Chris Pierce
Then
Theodore Roosevelt
Colonelk
Polling Boot Ordered Closed in McKinley County
McKinley County Republican Central Committee reports that the Democratic campaign machine led by A T Hannett aims to close three strong Spanish American polling places and register only those willing to vote Democratic. Officials seek federal protection to ensure Spanish American citizens can vote freely and challenge potential court action to safeguard suffrage. The machine allegedly moved voters and precincts to hinder Republican support, threatening deputies at polling places on election day.
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Gallup
N. M
Democratic Campaign Committee
A. T. Harnett
New Mexico
McKinley County
Hannett
Washington
Democratic
A. T. Hannett
Melkinley County
Albuquerque Lawyer Keleher to Practice on Coast
W A Keleher longtime Albuquerque attorney plans to move to Los Angeles to join W H Neblett in the McAdoo law office. Keleher previously served as city attorney here and as New Mexico attorney for the federal land bank, handling $3,000,000 in loans.
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W. A. Keleher
Albuquerque
Los Angeles
W. H. Neblett
W. G. McAdoo
Water Works
Keleher
New Mexico
Federal Land Bank of
Wichita
Morning Journal
Evening Herald
Kelleher
George
Harriet Floyd McAdoo
New York
Charles Taber Martin
Prescott, Ariz
McAdoo
The
Woodrow Wilson
New
Three Mexican Rebel Leaders Put to Death
Mexico City reports the court martial and execution of three rebel leaders Jose The Jesus Ponce Aurelio Lagunes and Jose Munoy for an attack on a train near Piedras Negras. The trio were captured Sunday and executed by firing squad at Piedras Negras. Lagunes was the brother of Aurelio Lagunes and the region was promised speedy pacification.
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Mexico City
Piedrias Negras
Juan Andrew Almazan
Vera Cruz
Jose the Jesus Ponce
Aurelio Lagunes
Jose Munoy
Deachim
Aurelio Lazunes
Piedras Negrnas
Jose Lagzunes
Lagunes
Baca Arrest Not Linked to District Ten Candidate
Esteban Baca was arrested on a drunken driving charge and authorities say he is not the father of J. BR. Baca a Republican candidate for county commissioner from District ten. The statement was made Thursday.
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Esteban Baca
J. BR. Baca
BE. KR
Interurban Car Hit Bus Kills Three Boys Near Lorain
Three seven year old boys died instantly when an interurban car struck a school bus about eight miles east of Lorain Ohio. Seventeen children were injured and the bus overturned in a six foot ditch as it carried first and second graders home from Sheffield Lake. Initial reports said six were killed.
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Lorain
Ohio
Here
Sheffield Lake
Tsao Kun Flees Pekin. Destination Unknown
Tokyo reports Tsao Kun, president of China, has fled Pekin. Dispatch from Tientsin via Kokusai News Agency says he has escaped but his destination is not known.
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Tokio
Associated Press
Tsao Kun
China
Pekin
Kokusai
Tentsin
Canton in turmoil as looters raid others in streets
Canton endures a day of disorder as 300 looters flood the streets while merchants volunteers clash with troops and the Red army. Banks and businesses close and martial law ends as Mayor Li Fuk-Lum resigns. Fu Ping-Shuene, 29, a former customs chief, is tipped as successor.
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Canton
Associated Press
Merchants Volunteer Corps
Faccisti
China
Red Army
Li Fuk-Lum
Fu Ping-Shuene
Hionekone University
Oklahoma requisitions honored by acting governor
Acting Governor Mrs. Soledad Chacon of Santa Fe honored requisitions from Governor M. E. Trapp of Oklahoma for William F. Wood or Earl Wood who is charged in Harmon County with bigamy and issuing a $126 bad check. He is under arrest at Carlsbad. He reportedly married Qaby Ferguson at Girard Kansas on November 26, 1924 while already married to Winnie Wood.
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Santa Fe
Raton Seeks Place On Transit Maps In New Mexico
Raton New Mexico October 23 luncheon clubs press for recognition as a major map landmark. Railroad maps list Las Vegas and Trinidad but omit Raton population 6009 and Santa Fe division freight routes. Geologic department map failed to show Raton, instead marking nearby Dillon two miles south. Clubs vow to uncover why railways and map makerssnub this city.
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Raton
N. M
Las Vegas
Trinidad
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Geological Department of the Government
Dillon
Leuncheon
Brothers Held Without Warrant In Bernalillo Jail
William W. Middleton of Schenectady says he and his brother John C. Middleton were jailed for a night and a day in Bernalillo county jail without charge or magistrate, billed $6.62 for board and telegrams, and later released with belongings returned. The affidavit notes they were detained after a car purchase in New York and involvement of deputies Hickman and Eads.
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William W. Middleton
Schenectady
N. Y
John C. Middleton
Bernalillo County
Middleton
Midaleton
California
North Fourth Street
Hickman
New York
Harvey E. Eads
New York State
Harvey EK
Schenectady Motor Males Company
Ads
Two Enginemen Injured in Texas and Pacific Head-On Crash
Eastland Texas October 23 two enginemen Moore of Fort Worth and Cunningham of an eastbound freight were seriously injured in a head-on collision in the railroad yards. A large number of cattle on the eastbound train were killed.
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Eastland
Tex
Texas and Pacific
Moore
Fort Worth
Cunningham
Legal Argument Feature of OK Lease Hearing
Los Angeles witnesses and counsel clash as the government seeks cancellation of Pan-American leases in Elk Hills. The testimony details a $109,000 note linked to Albert B. Fall and torn signatures reveal the loan’s handling by Doheny and his wife. Federal Judge McCormick ruled for the government, ruling Doheny had authority in negotiations.
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Los Angeles
BE. L. Doheny
Pan-American Petroleum
Senate
Doheny
Paul J. McCormick
Mr. Doheny
Senate Investigating Committee
Senate Committee
Pan American Company
McCormick
Pan- American Company
Corpa
Pomerene
Mra. Doheny
Mr. Hegan
Dolan intensifies bid to clear name in bribery case
Cory Dolan described his appearance at the Landis hearing as part of his effort to overturn a banishment tied to an alleged bribery plot with Jim O Connell involving Heinie Sand. Dolan and lawyer W J Fallon vowed to press for a full post hearing trial and release of documents.
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New York
Cory Dolan
Jimmy O'Connell
Heinie Sand
Philadelphia
W. J. Fallon
Landis
Dolan
Giant
Tandis
Delan
Fallon
O'Connell
Campaign fund inquiry details GOP committee activities
Senate investigators heard how the Republican National Committee built fundraising networks in New York and other states with 50 to 60 committees in New York alone. Testimony showed about 850000 of a 1 million goal in New York raised. rumors floated of a 100000 donation to Montana for anti Walsh efforts.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
Senate Campaign Fund
Republican National Headquarters
Butler
Montana
Senate
Thomas J. Walsh
Borah
Robert M. la Follette
New York
New Jersey
Ilinois
Ohio
Samuel Untermyer
Elbert H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
J. P. Morgan
Rrockefellers
Standard of Companies
Charles PD. Hilles
New York City
Guy D. Emerson
New York State
Hitles
Mortimer L. Schiff
William Nelson Cromwell
Cromwell
la Follette
Frank P. Walsh
Untermyer
Hilles
John W. Davis
Republican Committee
Coolidge
Untertmiver
Senator Walsh
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OK Lease
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