Embezzlement Alleged in Catron Bank Collapse Case
Santa Fe report charges John R. Gaunt cashier of Reserve State Bank in Reserve Catron county with embezzling over 25 000. The audit lists Jessen and others as implicated with Gaunt and accuses negligence by state officials in a 40 page document detailing losses exceeding 76 000 from the bank failure and misuse of county bond proceeds.
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Santa Fe
John R. Gaunt
Reserve State Bank of Reserve
Catron County
A. N. Corneil
State Comptroller’s Office
A. C. Wagner
Carter
L. A. Jessen
Gaunt
A. G. Whittier
Whittier
Caen
Aeili
Glenwood
Acheve
Denver
Freserve Hank
Court House
Jessen
Cheel
Catron
Reserve State Bank
Treserve State Bank
John BR. Gaunt
Hne
Heserve State Bank
Reserve
I. A. Jessen
August Kirline
Tohn KR. Gaunt
Tempillegally
Acoo
Glenwood District No 4H
Bankers Trust Company of
Catron c@tnt
Cornell
Fred Baldwin
Paty
Esma
August Kiehne
Estate Bank
Comptroller's Office
Socorro
Thue
Weather Forecast for Denver and Southwest
Denver region reports fair conditions Friday with unsettled southeast areas and cooler readings in the extreme south central portion. Saturday sees fair skies with slowly rising temperatures in the east. Arizona forecast shows fair weather Friday and Saturday with little temperature change.
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Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
Weather Statistics Summary From University Report
Conditions for the twenty four hours ended at 6 p m yesterday show high temperature around 60 6 degrees. Humidity near 89 percent at 6 p m. Wind direction not specified. Day described as cloudy with no precipitation indicated.
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B. Wissensccam
October Sunrise and Sunset Times by Santa Fe Time
Official sunrise tomorrow October 27 is 6 22 a m and sunset 5 14 p m Santa Fe time Albuquerque is one minute earlier for sunrise and three to five minutes later for sunset in October
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Santa Fe
Supreme Court blocks Walton's bid for Oklahoma governorship
Supreme Court issues writ prohibiting interference with I. Walton's attempt to assume the Oklahoma governorship. Court ruling addresses challenge to his eligibility and power, marking a pivotal halt to competing actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Supreme Court backs acting governor after Walton impeachment
Oklahoma City October 25 Lieutenant Governor M E Trapp declared acting governor by state Supreme Court. The ruling upholds a Senate resolution suspending Governor Walton during impeachment and voids an injunction sought by Walton. Chambers is enjoined from blocking Trapp as governor and Walton plans to continue his fight.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Associated Press
M. E. Trapp
Oklahoma
State Supreme Court
J. C. Walton
Tom G. Chambers
State Senate
Walton
Food Rioting Widens Across Germany Amid Famine
Berlin reports show bread and potato shortages triggering widespread looting and clashes with police. Rioters invade bake shops and potato fields while authorities struggle with price chaos from collapsing currency. a 12 year old boy is killed and a girl wounded in Berlin clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Associated Press
Germany
Ruhe
Meeting Postponed in Santa Fe Highway Commission
Santa Fe announces the state highway commission meeting is postponed to November 13 due to delay in arrival of FR Sowder of Picacho, chairman. Three federal aid projects will be opened next Monday.
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Santa Fe
State Highway Commission
Sowder
Picacho
Nae
German Marks Rise When Used for Kites
A playful note describes German marks gaining value only in the context of kite play, as children across the country have ample chances to use money in their outdoor games.
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Berlin
Danner Case: Defense Rest/Suggested Witness Contention
The defense in Seth Danner's first degree murder trial rests without calling a witness. Danner's wife testified against him and disputes arose over whether Florence Danner, his daughter, could testify. The daughter was permitted to recount a sworn conversation about who killed Mrs. Sprouse, as the court later ruled.
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Bozeman
Mont
Seth
Danner
John Sprouse
Mobridge
Sprouse
Mia
Danners
Florence
Pirates Loot Sunting Steamer Wounding Two Officers
Sixty armed pirates hijacked the Chinese steamer Sunting between Hongkong and Kowloon. Captain McKechnie and Chief Officer Spittlerrob were wounded critically as the robbers overpowered the engine room crew and confiscated more than $60 from passengers many of whom had returned from America. The attackers ferried ashore before dawn after holding the ship overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hongkong
Associated Presse
Kowloon
McKeehnie
Spittlerobb
America
McKechnie
Reed Does Not Expect Pa Delegation to Pledge to Pinchot
Senator Reed of Pennsylvania says the Pennsylvania delegation to the 1924 Republican convention will be unpledged. He notes Pinchot is seen as a possible candidate but Pennsylvania will stay in harmony with the state Republican organization. The nomination remains unsettled.
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Washington
Pinchot
Reed
Pennsylvania
Hornsby to be traded to the Chicago Nationals
Rogers Hornsby of the St Louis National League is reported to be traded to the Chicago Cubs in a deal that would send four players to the Cardinals. Players named include Charley Herlacher George Grantham Lawrence Miller and Virgil Cheeves. Cubs president Veeck could not be reached for confirmation.
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Chicago
Rogers Hornsby
Chicago Cubs
Cardinals
Hornsby
Branch Hickey
Thornsby
Charley Herlacher
George Grantham
Lawrence Miller
Virgil Cheeves
Cardinals deny Hornsby trade to Cubs in Chicago
In Chicago the rumor that Rogers Hornsby would be traded from the St. Louis Nationals to the Chicago Cubs was emphatically denied by Cardinals officials.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louris Nationals
Chcago Cubs
Cardinals
England outlines definite policy on reparations
Plymouth reports Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin declares cabinet unity on Great Britain's foreign affairs and a definite policy on reparations and Germany obligations. He says common action is more important than policy and notes awaiting France’s reply before further discussion.
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Plymouth
England
Stanley Haldwin
Unionist Party
Great Britain
Germany
Baldwin
M. Poincaire
France
Ruhr
London
United Empire
British Push for American Help to Cope with Reparations
London reports a British initiative seeking U.S. cooperation in a new reparations conference. Secretary Hughes signals limited American participation to study Germany's capacity to pay, with three conditions: advisory status, attention to rehabilitation, and separation from interallied debt. France still appears likely to oppose.
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Lord Curzon
Hughes
United States
Germany
Foreign Office
France
Huches Ao
Faldyer
Tragedy Aboard Santa Fe Train Ends in Fatal Stabbing
On Santa Fe train No. 7 near Thatcher Colorado Telesfor Candelaria of Monrovia California attacked conductor and three passengers with a knife. A porter fired two shots and a passenger struck him with a poker. Candelaria died and four were injured. Injuries listed include Darrel Dewubler and others. all expected to recover.
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Trinidad
Colo
Santa Fe
Thatcher
Telesfor Candelaria
Monrovia
Calif
Doubler
Albuquerque
William Garner
Negro Porter
Deubler
la Junta
Candelaria
Garnet
Ginail
Garner
N. M
Veteran AP operator quits the key for pulpit in Columbus
J. M. Potts, veteran Associated Press operator with over 20 years of service, has quit the key to seek a preaching license in Preston Georgia. He was called to the Holtechapel charge in Columbus.
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Columbus
J. MK. Potts
Associated Press
M. I. Chiurch
South
Preston
Holtechapel
Potts
Nobel prize awarded for insulin discovery in medicine
Stockton report by Associated Press states the 1928 Nobel Prize in medicine goes to Dr. Frederick Banting and Dr. John J. R. Macleod of Toronto for their insulin discovery. Their breakthrough promises new treatment for diabetes and marks a landmark in medical science.
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Nobey
Stockton
Associated Press
Gy, Banting
J. 7
RL Macleod
Toronto
Warning to Poincare sounded by Baldwin in England
The British prime minister Baldwin, addressing 5,900 Conservative delegates in Pmouth, warned French premier Poincare to reconsider his stance on a proposed Allied conference with the United States to settle the German reparations issue. He called the opportunity grave and urged participation for the nation and the world.
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Pmouth
England
AssociatedPress
M. Poincare
Baldwin
Candelaren Patient in Monrovia Sanatorium Killed on Train
Telesfor Candelaria age sixty died today on a Santa Fe train after allegedly going mad. He had been a patient for a year and a half at the Monrovia Sanatorium but was described as normally composed. He left Monrovia last June, originally from Mexico, with a daughter in Albuquerque and son Ernest in Los Angeles.
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Denver
Marian C. Lopes
West 12Th Avenue
Albuquerque
N. M
Monrovia
Calif
Caliif
Telesfor Candelaria
Santa Fe
Ernest
Los Angeles
Mexico
Train Jostles Passengers Injures Statewide
Four injured persons were taken to hospitals after the Mexican Candellaria Tanamuck wreck on Santa Fe passenger train No. 7. At Santa Fe hospital in La Junta, Conductor M. C. Deubler of Albuquerque suffered a collarbone cut and Jim Barnes of Rushville Nebraska sustained a cut.
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Pueblo
Colo
Santa Fe
la Junta
M. C. Deubler
Albuquerque
Jim Barnes
Rushville
Neb
Gompers Invited to Tour Mexico by Mexican Labor Leaders
Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor was invited to tour Mexico as a guest of Mexican workers to strengthen ties between the two nations. A delegation led by Frank Haberman delivered the invitation during a four day El Paso visit attended by Charles Howard Frank Morrison and Will Roberts. The trip also aimed to visit the 1824 federation convention site.
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el Paso
Texas
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Mexico
Frank Haberman
Mr. Gompers
Gompers
Charles Howard
International Typographical Union
Frank Morrison
American Federation
Will Roberts
Federation
Fl Paso
Juares
Porter William Garner: Hero of Twin Tragedy Train Attack
William Garner, a Santa Fe porter with six years’ service, described stopping Telestor Candelaria aboard a train after a brutal knife attack. He helped shield passengers, exchanging fire with the assailant until he collapsed. Garner’s courage drew praise from Trinidad officials while he suffered bloodied clothes and shaken nerves.
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William Garner
Santa Fe Railway
Telestor Candelaria
Garner
Povner
Morning Journal
Trinidad
Candelaria
Concutter Deubier
Dever Deubler
Camelarts
Deubler
Murray
Jim Barnes
Train brakeman recalls maniac attack aboard car
Arthur C. Stumph, brakeman, said the train stopped at Thatcher and Candelaria attacked a passenger in the smoking car. A 11 year old boy was trapped there. two cattlemen struck Candelaria with wooden ventilator sticks, which broke on him but did not stop the assault.
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Arthur C. Stumph
South
Edith Street
Stumph
Thatcher
Candelaria
Cantelaria
Laria
Canderoom
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J. R. Gaunt
Tye
Porecass
Loca Report
Supreme Court
Trapp
I. Walton
Senate
S. C. Danner
Chicago Nationals
Coolidge
Europe
Padoenger
Harvey W. Perry
Banta Ana
Otia Murray
A. P
Poincare
Candelaren
Monrovia Sanatarium
Old Merigo
Prakeman
Maneac
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