Greece and Bulgaria Face League Action Over Macedonia Clash
The League of Nations plans an extraordinary Paris session after renewed frontier clashes between Greek and Bulgarian forces in Macedonia. Greece claims success at Petrich, while Bulgaria cites Greek aggression and reports 25 Bulgarians killed, 5,000 homeless, 40 square miles occupied.
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Associated Press
Macedonia
Council of the League of Nations
Bulgaria
Sesson
Paris
Greece
Algaria
Thens
Intoulgaria
Petrich
Jeminhissar
League
Sofia
League Action To Decide On Greece Bulgaria Crisis
Geneva October 23 The League Nations moved quickly after Bulgaria asked for intervention in the Greece Bulgaria arms conflict. Secretary General Sir Eric P. Mundon arranged a special council session in Paris on Monday with M Briand approval. Briand warned Bulgaria and Greece not to resort to war and urged troops be withdrawn to frontiers. The league warned of penalties if aggression continues and possible suspension of covenant terms.
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Geneva
League Nations
Greece
Bulgara
Eric Ummond
League
Counil
Paris
Eric
M.riand
M. Briand
Council
Sgeneva
Weather Forecast for The Southwest and Local Conditions
Denver report notes New Mexico Saturday fair south with unsettled weather and probable rain or snow north with cooler southeast. Sunday mostly fair. Arizona: Saturday unsettled, Sunday generally fair with little temperature change. Local figures show high 66, low 40s, humidity 87 at 6 am, wind west with partly cloudy conditions.
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Denver
New Mexico
Unday
Arizona
Ceees
Sunrise and Sunset Times for October in Santa Fe
Sunrise on October 25 at :20 a m and sunset at 5 16 p m Santa Fe time Albuquerque time shift sunrise two minutes later and sunset four minutes later in October.
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Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Connie Mack Requests Exclusion From Series Payout
Commissioner Landis distributed 154538.11 in series funds to clubs Washington Cincinnati Philadelphia and St. Louis with the Senators totaling 95100.37. Connie Mack, manager of the Philadelphia Athletics, wired Landis asking that his share be eliminated.
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Chicago
Landis
Washington Club
Pirates
Cincinnati Nationals
Philadelphia Americans
St. Louis Americans
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Senators
Merritt Held in Torrance County Jail for Murder
T. A. Merritt, Lucy ranchman, who fired the shot that killed neighbor Ben Hill, is held in the Torrance county jail at Estancia without bond. Hill died at Presbyterian hospital after being rushed from Lucy. The coroner's inquest is expected today and burial is planned for Estancia. The fatal fight followed a cattle dispute.
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T. A. Merritt
Lucy
Ben Hill
Torrance County
Estancia
Hill
Presbyterian Hospital
McNary Heads Colorado River Hearings Tour
United States Senator Charles L. McNary of Oregon arrives to prepare for hearings on the Colorado river project. Local sessions run two days with subsequent stops in San Diego Imperial Valley Phoenix Yuma and Las Vegas. The Boulder Canyon investigation will disperse November 18 with other participating senators listed.
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Ton Angeles
United States
Charles L. McNary
Oregon
Senate Committee On Irrigation and Reclamation
Colorado River
San Diego
Imperial Valley
Phoenix
Yuma
Ariz
Las Vegas
Nevada
Boulder Canyon
Colorado
L. C. Phipps
R. H. Cameron
Arizona
T. L. Oddie
L. Shortridge
California
J. B. Kendrick
Wyoming
Key Pittman
Dillon
Washington
Hiram Johnson
Rat Skinner Declares Odd Occupation in El Paso
In El Paso on October 23 a man identified as Robert Fr Burman claimed to be a rat skinner. He explained to police sergeant Mike Snyder that he skinned rats and performed microscopic blood tests for bubonic plague germs. He said Los Angeles conducted a rat extermination program and that he had traveled from Kansas City before being released.
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el Paso
Tex
Robert Fr. Burman
Mike Snyder
Los Angeles
Burman
Kansas City
Eight Charges in Mitchell 3 Court Martial
Colonel William Mitchell faces eight specifications under the ninety sixth article of war for statements criticizing the army and navy air services after the Shenandoah disaster. The charges allege subordination and contempt toward war department administration, with formal arrest to follow, though he remains confined to Washington.
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Washington
William Mitchell
Army
Navy Air Service
Shenandoah
Mitchell
War Department
Air Services
City of
Germany Ready to Carry Out Arms Reduction
Germany faces allied demands on disarmament in Berlin with officials optimistic for an early settlement. Berlin expects police reduction to 109000 with staged demobilization of 20000, and debates over barracks living for a third of police. Seeckt authority decentralization remains unresolved.
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Germany
Perlin
Council of Ambassadors
Berlin
Cologne
London
von Hoesch
Paris
Foreign Office
Tirland
Leocarno
Brresemann
Briand
Chamberlain
Inter-Allied Control Commission
von Seeckt
Lecarmo
Moon Pulse Weighing Device Could Test Einstein Theory
New York reports a Columbia University instrument by Ralph C. Hartsough weighs minute objects to detect the moon's attraction. A one 29 thousandth ounce gain when raised a foot shows lunar pull. Aimed at weighing molecules to test Einstein theory.
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Mosoluitons Pypbrows
New York
Science
Ralph C. Hartsough
Columbia University
Pepper Mentions Locarno Pact as European Nerves Rise
Senator George Pepper warned European diplomats in Chicago that his critique of Locarno aims to irritate President Coolidge and push U S involvement. He argued the Locarno pact may quiet France and could promote peace only if self interest shifts. Pepper called for U S non adherence to the League covenant unless the court statute is amended.
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Chicago
George W. Pepper
Pennsylvania
Coolidge
United States
Permanent Court of International Justice
Roosevelt Republican Club
County School Heads Will Get Salaries Under Court Ruling
Santa Fe October 23 The city school board of Santa Fe and County Treasurer Marcia Ortega reached an agreement to distribute 44 042.59 state school funds among county districts on a per capita basis. The suit would have forced counties to withhold pay, potentially affecting many counties and personnel. The current distribution basis follows the budget plan.
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Santa Fe
City School Board of
Marcia Ortega
FE. KR. Wright
Griscom Jr Named Evans School Athletic Instructor
Red man and Griscom Jr son of a wealthy Philadelphia club man is appointed as the new athletic instructor at the Evans school near Tucson. The younger Griscom formerly attended the school and his musical ability helped his selection. He favors desert quiet over eastern cities.
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Socorns Pasy
Tucson
Ariz
Redman & Griscom, Jr
Eof
Philadelphia
Evans School
Here
Griscom
Shop Closing Rumor Denied by Santa Fe Official
A Santa Fe official emphatically denies rumors that the railway shops in town will close indefinitely. He notes only two or three minor lay-offs during the dull summer months, and says a shutdown has been circulated occasionally in recent weeks. The Morning Journal sought confirmation from a high source after numerous inquiries.
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Santa Fe
Morning Journal
Indian Slain in Taos Pueblo Body Carried Away
Santa Fe October 23. C J Crandall Northern Pueblos chief received an anonymous Taos letter claiming Santana Romero was murdered in a Taos house and his body later moved outside the Pueblo wall. Inquest testimony described a knife wound and threats to send him to the devil as Tomas Romero recounted his brother’s warning.
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Santa Fe
C. J. Crandall
Northern Pueblos Agency
Taos
Santana Romero
Tace
Pueblo
Crandall
J. Crandall
Romero
Taos Pueblo Y Mount
Tomas Romero
Mirabel
Manuel Mondragon
Tomas Homero
Mrs. Stees Named Register of Land Office at Cruces
Washington reports Katherine Stees has been appointed register of the land office at Cruces. The announcement came as a formal confirmation of her new post on October 23.
Dundee Fights Off Robbery At Newark Pool Hall
Johnny Dundee aided by Patt Krug thwarted a robbery at a Newark pool hall where four gunmen struck a crowd of about fifty patrons. They escaped with rough cash while another suspect guarded the door to stop any exit.
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Mast
Newark, N. Ye
Johnny Dundee Cod Patt Krug
Horth Piette
Net
Cheyenne
New Gaines
Ely
Gadic
Kearsey
Governors seek state control of inheritance tax reform
Washington hears governors from all states and 11 other executives urge the House Ways and Means Committee to retire the federal estate tax in favor of state control. The American Bankers Association and the National Committee on Inheritance Taxation push for repeal or immediate reform. Henry G. Coors Jr. of Albuquerque and H. McCloskey of Phoenix advocate state authority and repeal of the federal levy.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
American Bankers Association
National Committee On
Bankers’ Association
Mellon
New Mexico
Henry G. Coors, Jr
Albuquerque
H. McCloskey
Phoenix
Ariz
British ace's plane crashes during trial flight
In Baltimore a British ace's seaplane fell 340 feet during navigation tests. Captain Henry C. Biard escaped serious injury though the craft was wrecked and water soaked. Britain will send only one plane to the Jacques Bohweider Seaplane Trophy, while Captain Hubert Bread campaigns in a Closter-Chapler III biplane.
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Bay Shore Park
Baltimore
Associated Press
Britain
Henry C
Wee
Asplund Injunction Case Set for Tuesday
Santa Fe October 23 The Asplund injunction seeks to bar state action linked to water rights in the Rio Grande dispute with Colorado. The case asks the Supreme Court to review a $25.40 allocation from the 1425 legislature placed at the governor, arguing it is unconstitutional. The decision could affect ongoing litigation.
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Santa Fe
Asplund
Colorado
Rio Grande
Supreme Court
KR. F
Sarpioet Paseible Dais
Whisky driven hit and run injures Horco Griego on Isleta road
Horco Griego was seriously injured when a whisky intoxicated Ford touring car struck him on Isleta road early Sunday. He is in the Women's and Children's hospital with a dislocated hip and severe injuries. four suspects are under investigation by Special Officer Louis Beach, with a $50 reward for identifying the driver and passengers.
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Horco Griego
Isleta Road
Morning Journal
Ismael Griego
Griego
Women’s and Children's Hospital
Louis Beach
Santa Fe Railroad
Isleta
Grelgo
Santa Fe
Horco
Tooley’s death ruled suicide by jury in El Paso case
A U S district court jury found W L Tooley committed death by his own action. The verdict upheld a coroner and awarded a life insurance payment of 75 906 plus a 12 000 penalty and 11 300 in attorney fees.
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el Paso
Tex
United States District Court
W. L. Tooley
el Paseo
Ast
Aetna Life Insurance Com Ouppeny
Tooley
Robert Mellidey
Court Martial Serves Day in Washington and Political Tensions
A murky Washington report notes William Mitchell being served court martial papers while Omaha earlier elected for past years. A group of governess told the House of their opposition to inheritance. President Coolidge’s attitude to a serery man followed the law department action.
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Celene
William Mitchell
Omaha
Souhern Scottee Reconneil
Coolidge
Romania to settle debt with United States plan
Romania will settle its debt to Britain and then direct the settlement funds to the United States. Finance Minister Vintile Bretiane announced the cabinet approved an annual payment scheme covering amortization of about $46,000,000.
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Romania
Bucharest
Havig
Rumania
Britain
Wil Pew Ge
United States
Vintile Bretiane
Mance
Aaneante
R. Eg
United
Gary Predicts Prosperity for United States in Near Future
E H Gary of United States Steel urged joint industry government action to stabilize business and preserve Sherman law. He said production capacity has doubled yet current output sits at 85 percent, urging measures to maintain fair competition and prevent monopolistic pricing.
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New York
Iron and Steel
Department of Justice
E. H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
American Iron and Steel Institute
Gary
Supreme Court
Department of Government
Aviators Lost in Snow Storm Land in Safety
A snowy flight ordeal ends with the aviators safely reaching a settlement point near Cheyenne after a forced landing. the crew remained for weather checks and awaited further guidance from the air service amid a frenzied search.
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