Hope and aim of U. S. 19 to help Europe to help self
President Coolidge in a Golden Rule dinner speech states the aim of the United States is to help Europe help itself. He notes loans private citizens made without government obligations and emphasizes a moral duty to repay. He cites Dawes Plan support and American relief in Russia as preventing chaos and bolstering civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Europe
Coolidge
Washington
America
The
Near East Relief Association
Rosak Auiws
Mr. Coolidge
Far East
Russia
Weather Preview for Denver and Southwest Regions
Weather report for Denver and New Mexico states warmer highs on Saturday with fair Sunday. Arizona expected generally fair and slightly warm north central to Sunday. Data covers twenty four hours ending 6 pm yesterday from the university station with temperature around 66 to 94 and humidity near 32 percent. Wind direction southwest at 8 miles per hour. Precipitation negligible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
Fragmentary Weather and Time Notes for Sunrise
Fragmented OCR shows dates or times with sunrise sunset references. Mentions October 26 and unclear intervals from 0p to 2 Ober, with later mentions of minutes and fir Oe. No clear event or subject beyond time lines.
Four men hanged for Cleroux murder in Canada
Louis Morel Frank Gambino Giuseppe Serafini and Tony Frank were executed at Bordeaux jail at 4 56 am and 4 59 am after a high profile robbery and murder of Henri Cleroux. The men faced prayer mass and last letters before death as investigators linked six suspects to the 1920 bank raid and slaying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Louis Morel
Frank Gambino
Henri Cleroux
Bordeaux
Giuseppe Serafini
Tony Frank
Gambino
Ellis
Morel
Earth
Neri
Henry Cleroux
Canada
Eigh
Bank of
Harry Stone
Cleroux
Leo Davis
Mike Valentino
Giuseppi Serafini
Atinet
Pdavie
Valentine
Lfe
Income Tax Data Fight Splits Washington Officials
Washington officials clash over publishing taxpayers’ income details. Acting Attorney General Beck warns papers to publish at their own risk while Treasury and Justice deeper debate the law’s two sections. Collectors struggle to balance public access with prohibitions on disclosure.
Pioneer Flight of Shenandoah Proves Airship Transit
Fort Worth October 24 Lieutenant Commander Zachary Lansdowne announced the Navy dirigible Shenandoah has proved the rigid helium airship can handle transcontinental transport on its return leg. He estimated dirigibles could visit Fort Worth two or more times weekly within ten years if funding and commercial use follow, pending congressional appropriations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Zachary Lansdowne
Lansdowne
Congress
Lanning and McCarthy Set for Santa Fe Lightweight Bout
Jimmy Lanning of Wichita and Eddie McCarthy of Denver to clash in a twelve round lightweight fight at Santa Fe next Tuesday during the firemen and insurance men’s state convention. McCarthy has faced Alize Asquez and Kid Mex in prior bouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Jimmy Lannine
Wichita
Eddie McCarthy
Denver
Firemen and Insurance Men's
Af MeCarthy
Alize Asque2
Kid Mex
Avede
Publication of Records In Some Taken Illegal
Washington Oct. 24. Secretary Mellon asked for opinion on press publication of income tax records obtained from tax offices under public inspection provisions of the May tax law. James M. Beck acting attorney general says a careful study will determine if such publication is lawful after amendments. Until then, those who publish details of individual incomes bear responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James M. Beck
Department of Justice
The
Treasury
Internal Revenue
Mellon
Winston
Blair
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Inquirers
Stone
Department
Retail Guying Quieting OCWE Experts Report
Bradstreet's notes a warm spell boosts corn and cotton but quiets retail buying and wholesale trade. Pre election apathy shades iron and steel, with price changes affecting outlook. Irregular market reports and mixed movement signs appear across sectors. Weekly bank clearings reach 8.9135 billion dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bradstreet
Pedagogues Defeat Deming Cavalrymen In Hard Fought Game
Silver City New Mexico October 24 Teachers College defeated Troop BR of Deming 13 to 0 in a hard fought football game on Dotson field. Westlake and Alvin Parker powered the offense with a 38 yard third quarter run and a later score. Whitten and Burns highlighted Deming and Parker and Westlake led the Teachers with key gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver City
N. M
Teachers College
Troop BR
Deming
Dotson Field
Westlake
Alvin Parker
Parker
Whitten
Arizona
New Mexico
Burns
De Valera Arrested in Newry Ireland
Republican leader Eamon de Valera was arrested in Newry County Down today by local authorities. The Associated Press reports the incident as part of wartime security actions with no immediate charges disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DE Valera
Newry
County Down
Ireland
Associated Press
Eamon de Valera
Llster
Death of Jack Vollmar shocks Santa Fe lodge and chamber
Jack Vollmar, longtime manager of the Bishop's Lodge and head of Santa Fe's tourist bureau, died suddenly from a stroke at the lodge. A veteran of the Fred Harvey service, he led a nation wide civic advertising drive and counted many celebrities among friends. His death follows the recent losses of his parents and comes as a heavy blow to the city and chamber of commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Jack Vollmar
Bishop’s Lodge
James Thorpe
Denver
T Welock
Santa Fe Chamber of Commerce
Vollmar
Kiwanis Club
Banta Fe
Fred Harvey
United States
Southwest
Volmar
San Francisco
Chamber of Commerce
Man Who Shot Officer Evans in Raton in Poor Health
In Raton New Mexico on October 24 Bad Evans, shot by the late Officer Taffe, has again fallen seriously ill. He had been hospitalized and chained to a bed at the county jail after an earlier recovery, with the bullet injuring his back lung and liver. His associates insist he did not shoot Taffe while Evans claims he is being made a scapegoat by his pals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raton
Evans
Taffe
Washington
Senate
Chicago
Frank P. Walsh
Kansas City
Samuel Untermyer
New York
Robert M. Ta Foll
Navy dirigible Shenandoah nears Lakehurst on return flight
The navy airship Shenandoah continues its transcontinental return toward Lakehurst New Jersey. It travels northeast from the Ozarks crossing central Arkansas and Missouri toward Kentucky and Ohio with positions reported by Hot Springs and Little Rock. Communications with the craft faced initial difficulties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Lakehurst
N. J
Pacific Coast
Central South
Dayton
Ohio
Ozark Mountains
Arkansas
Missouri
Mississippi River
Kentucky
Oelock
Shenandoah
Ozarks
Hot Springs
Little Rock
Fort Worth
Otero Denies Promised Appointments in Campaign
In Santa Fe on October 24 Manuel B. Otero Republican candidate for governor denied circulating Democrat claims that he promised gubernatorial appointments. He said he had stated early in the campaign he would make no promises before the election and that he would not appoint Romulo Lopez Placido Jaramillo Leslie Gillet or A B St Morris to specified posts if elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romulo Lopez
Placido Jaramillo
Leslie Gillett
A. BE
St. Morris
Stone Attacks Court Proposal as Revolutionary
Des Moines Oct. 24 Att orney General Harlan F Stone denounces the La Follette Wheeler court amendment as a revolutionary proposal to cow the judiciary He warns it would concentrate power in Congress erode state sovereignty and threaten constitutional government He argues the plan seeks to install third party influence by tilting the house to favor Charles W Bryan and control legislation by a minority balance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Harlan F. Stone
la Follette
Supreme Branch
la Fojlette- Wheeler
Supreme Court
Congress
Mr. Stone
Stone
la Follette-Wheeler
Charles W. Bryan
Coolidge
Senate probes funding links in 1924 campaign details
Senate investigators opened sessions to verify Chicago testimonies about a slush fund and banking committee actions amid broader probes into campaign financing. Witnesses discussed Pennsylvania Railroad political ads and potential subpoenas for Lit Digest officers and Curtis publisher in a bid to trace funding sources and methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bankers’ Committee
New York
Republican National Committee
George W. Simmons
Mechanica and Metals National Bank
Pennsylvania Railroad
W. W. Atterbury
The
Pennsylvania
Literary Digest
la Follette Alse
Curtis
Cyrus H. K. Curtis
Philadelphia
Senator la Follette
Saturday Evening Post
W. C. Hand Dies Former Telephone Company Manager
W C Hand 1424 West Roma avenue died at 8 30 Friday after months of bed confinement since July He came to Albuquerque in 1922 from El Paso as Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph manager of the Albuquerque district Hand was a Rotarian and Chamber of Commerce director He married Helene Lewis of Gallipolis and is survived by a sister in South Carolina Burial may take him to his former home state for final rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PD. Hand
Weat Roma Avenue
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Hand
Mr. Hand
KE Paso
Telephone Company
Albuquerque
Chamber of Commerce
Helene Lewis
Gallipolis
South Carolina
Credit coup d etat to former premier
A foreign dispatch reports a coup d etat victory with Feng Yu Hsiang in Pekin and Tsao Kun sheltering in the legation quarter. Wu Pei Fu reportedly in flight as central government forces retreat from Shanhaikwan and occupation plans unfold for key coal districts around Mukden.
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Credit
Wu Pei Fu Surfaces at Sea After Chinese Coup
Reports from Tientsin indicate Wu Pei Fu former commander in chief of Chinese forces has taken to sea with some troops from Shanhaikwan and aims to base at Tehchow Shantung. Feng Yu-Hsiang and Hu Chin-yu troops threat to seize Tientsin to block Wu retreat amid coup fallout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Associated Press
Wu Pei-Fu
Chanhaikwan
Tehchow
Shantung Province
Tientsin-Pukow
Tientsin
Shanhaikwan
Chinwangtao
Shantung
Feng Yu-Hasiang
Pekin
Hu Ching-Y
Szechwan
Tangshan
Feng
Taso Kun
W. K. Wellington Koo
Su Chin
Tsao Kun
TA Yen-Cheng
Wang K 'A-mith
Tuan Chi-Jul
Tientain
Tuan
Anfu
Wu ousted as commander in chief in Chinese power shift
Wu Pei Fu, chief military leader for two years, was stripped of his title by a presidential mandate in Pekin. Feng Yu Hsiang, now dominating the capital, led a rapid seizure of control as Wu reportedly fled toward Tsingtao with limited forces. Peace talks and ceasing hostilities were announced in Pekin and Mukden as news of the change circulated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freas
Wu Pei-Fu
Pekin
Tiao Sun
Feng Yu-Hsiang
Tsingtao
Shantung Province
Chinwangtao
Mukden
Chang Tso-Lin
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Near East Relief Ass’n
Sugesstul
Lanning
M’carthy
NAVY
Navy Department
Trenton
Beck
Bishops Lodge
Craft
UTERO
W. C. Hand
City
Chang Tso-Ling
China
Legation
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