Germany's Ability to Pay Thema Sparks Commission Talk
Washington reports indicate France Italy and Belgium accepted British ideas for an expert study commission on Germany's reparations capacity. American participation may occur as advisory members though the United States is not party to the treaty negotiations.
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Washington
Associated Press
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
London
Compisasion
Paris
Great Britain
London Foreign Office
Reparatons Commission
Reparations Commission
America
Hughes
New Haven
Weather Across New Mexico and Arizona
Generally fair conditions in New Mexico on Saturday and Sunday with slowly rising temperatures in the eastern portion. Arizona remains fair on Saturday and Sunday with little temperature change.
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New Mexico
Arizona
University daily weather summary ends with 6 p.m. yesterday
Conditions for the twenty four hours ended at 6 p.m. yesterday show a low temperature around 41 and a high near 90 with 60 humidity. Wind was from the Northwest and the day described as partly cloudy.
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Tuphest
Ccs
Wiessstans
Sunrise and sunset times for October in Santa Fe area
Official sunrise and sunset times are given for October in Santa Fe and Albuquerque time zones. Sunrise at 6:23 a.m. and sunset at 6:13 p.m. Santa Fe time is used with minor adjustments for location.
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Hunters
Santa Fe
Sunee
Girl Run Over by State Official in Santa Fe Dies
Clara Toe Nowell age ten died at St. Vincent's hospital after being struck by an auto driven by Assistant Secretary of State Princes Climcon in Santa Fe near the city building. The girl, daughter of William Nowell, was conscious until shortly before death. Funeral set for Saturday afternoon. Witnesses corroborate Chacon's account of low speed and timing.
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Santa Fe
Clara Toe Nowell
Clim Con
Santa Fe Water and Light Company
Chacon
Tragic link ties Albuquerque girl to Georgia murder case
Miss Elizabeth Satterfield, 24, of Albuquerque, allegedly survived a week living on Santa Monica sands after learning her father J B Satterfield faces execution in Georgia for murder. The case traces from Albuquerque to Los Angeles and Long Beach, with authorities identifying her as the missing Albuquerque girl connected to the Hart murder.
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Elizabeth Satterfield
Los Angeles
Miss Satterfield
J. B. Satterfield
Santa Fe
Atlanta
BR. H. Hart
Santa Monica
Long Beach
Gecrgia
Eligabeth Satterfield
Georgia
Hart
Albuquerque
Chas, Kern
United States
California
H. Tarter
South
Walter Street
Elizabeth
Death of Dr. Charles Steinmetz in Schenectady
Dr. Charles Proteus Steinmetz, noted electrical wizard, died at his Schenectady home after a strenuous Pacific coast trip. The heart failure followed acute dilation of the heart amid chronic myocarditis, with his adopted son and GE colleagues present earlier in the trip. He was father to science and industry, and his work aimed at reducing economic waste and advancing electrification.
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Bchenectady
Charlee Proteus Steinmetz
Pacific Coast
General Electric
Hayden
Pr. Steinmeta
Steinmetz
Charles Prateus Steinmetz
Stefamets
Bitter Illinois Senate Fight Seen as Small Thompson Bid
Gov Len Small intends to run for successor while former Chicago mayor William Hale Thompson seeks the senatorial nomination to replace Medill McCormick. Political observers forecast a fierce campaign due to near equal Republican faction strength and both candidates entering the race.
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Small
Thompson
Illinois
Len Small
William Hale Thompeson
Chicago
Medill McCortsick
Willneis
Republican Party
William Hale Thompson
Placed Placards Warn German Street Horses
In Heidelberg on October 26 a new law requires dangerous animals seen in public to wear placards. Some horses on city streets bear signs reading Look out this hearse kicks or Danger this animal bites, reflecting a dislike for unruly beasts in the area.
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Heidelberg
Germany
A. EF. F
Railroad head dies in Texarkana at 74
William Buchanan longtime president of the Louisiana and Arkansas Railroad died in Texarkana Texas after several months illness at age 74.
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Texarkana
Texas
William Buchanan
Louisiana and Arkansas Railroad
Unexplained Ground Fire Near Roswell Shocks Eastern New Mexico
A peculiar burning patch the size of a room has persisted for months near Roswell. Blue smoke rises from the surface and the ground remains hot beneath, attracting local attention with no explanation offered.
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Roswell
New Mexico
Isleta drainage project shown by 12900 dollar drag line
Delegation including Herbert F. Rob inson and Lee Reynolds visited Isleta to view the $12,900 drag line excavator digging about 190 yards of ditch per hour on the Indian lands for drainage. Reynolds says two years of work remain at the site and predicts the project will transform the valley into a productive, gardenlike area through improved reclamation and farming.
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Herbert F. Robinson
Indian Irrigation Service
Lee Reynolds
D. B. McRee
Chamber of Commerce
Seleta
Morning Journal
Isleia
Rio Grande Valley
Revynelds
Isteta
Reynolds
A. Ti
Womack
Isleta
Walton Must Age Hearing November One
Oklahoma City dispatch reports Governor J C Walton ordered to face impeachment before a senate court on November 1 for official misconduct. Senate actions followed delivery of 22 charges by House managers led by W E Disney. Trial reserved to permit response, court to hear eight approved articles detailing abuses of police commissions and other alleged deficiencies.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
J. C. Walton
Senate
Tha Ette
House Iwanewers
House Committee On
House
W. E. Disney
Atushogee
Tom Anglin
Cenate
Jannethe Johnson
State Supreme Court
Cour
Mohair Clip Sold in Guadalupe Mountain District
Roswell New Mexico October 26 Ralph Vanderwart bought the entire clip of mohair growers near Carlsbad. The clip weighs about 30000 pounds and the growers received six cents per pound. Vanderwart recently purchased 100005 pounds of mohair from eastern New Mexico for Boston buyers.
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Roswell
N. M
Ralph Vanderwart
Guadalupe Mountain District
Carlsbad
Vanderwart
New Mexico
Boston Burers
Catron County Reports Funds Shortage Halting Grand Jury
Santa Fe Oct 26 No grand jury has been empaneled in Catron County to try John Gaunt for alleged embezzlement and wrecking of Reserve State Bank due to a depleted county fund. A transfer of funds from Secorrea and tax collections are hoped to enable future grand juries. Gaunt faces charges including misappropriation of $15,9890 bonds and a separate federal case over $22,000 postal funds as postmaster at Reserve.
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Santa Fe. N. M
Catron
John FR. Gaunt
Reserve State Bank
A. N. Corneil
Comptroller's Office
Corneil
Secorrea
Sh. B&b.rege
Siplaint
Peastmaster
Strike at Krupp Plant Sparks Fatal Clash in Hessen
A Havas dispatch reports Krupp plant workers attempting to occupy the offices in Hessen at noon. Police drove them out after a clash that left at least three dead and 24 wounded. Workers allegedly barricaded parts of the factory. An Essen dispatch says a general strike may be declared at Frankfurt.
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Paris
Havas
Hessen
Krupp
Bine
Essen
Duesseldorf
Frankfort
New Republic in Rhineland Gains Supporters
Cobring reports open French support enabling a Rhineland republic to extend control over several towns and villages. French Belgian troops intensify policing in republican controlled areas and suppress loyalist disorders as Joseph Matthes and followers retain Coblenz as capital after a curfew and seizing government buildings.
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Cobring
Rhineland
Movement holds its own in cities in Rhineland republic
Coblenz and other towns show mixed control as separatists cling to Aix La Chapelle Wiesbaden Bonn Mayence Duisburg Duren and Crefeld with occasional clashes and French Belgian troops restoring order. Matthes meets French delegate and seeks recognition while warning of a possible sharp daytime reaction.
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Cobienz
Associated Press
Rhineland
Aix
la Chapelle
Wiesbaden
Bonn
Mayence
Duisburg
Duren
Crefeld
Coblenz
Trier
Godesburg
Boppart
St. Goar
Euskirchen
Cologne
Joseph Matthes
Philippe
Matthes
Cobleng
Stores and Food Supplies Pillaged in German Cities
At Essen and Gelsenkirchen stores and food supplies in transit were pillaged amid clashes with police. A civilian was killed by police at Katernberg. In Bochum 1000 unemployed clashed with police. several wounded. Two men were killed in a fight between demonstrators and police at Barten.
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Puaseldorf
Essen
Gelsenkirchen
Katernberg
Bochum
Barnren
Separatists Seize Duren in Chatage Movement
Duren residents report separatists commandeering automobiles of wealthy non supporters as green white and red banners fly. Yuren banks close with currency moved to safety and many eateries bakeries and food shops shut. A plan to starve out republicans circulates and peasants are urged not to bring produce to Duren.
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Duren
Yuren
Separatists Ready to Go Into Battle in Rhineland
Walsbaden reports separatist chiefs believe the republican movement is sweeping Rhineland. They claim 4,500 adherents ready to take the field if needed. Neuss, site of a large International Harvester plant, will get special attention as Republicans consolidate power in the Rathaus with new barricades.
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Walsbaden
Associated Press
Rhineland
Hierr Muller
Neuss
International Harvester Company
Republicans Lift Flag Over Rathaus Amid Tense Stand-off
In Bown on October 26 the republican flag atop the Rathaus was torn down by police and civilians. Separatists vacated the building under population threats, then re entered with French troops' protection. Later the republicans raised another flag.
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Bown
Rathaus
Red Cross sends disaster relief to Berkeley after fire
National headquarters released 87900 for Berkeley California disaster relief after a blaze destroyed more than fifty blocks of the residential district. The Red Cross has now made 97000 available for the city.
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Washington
The
Red Cross
Berkeley
Calif
Ten Millions Given Suffering Japanese by American People
President Coolidge acknowledged a report showing more than ten million dollars raised for Japanese earthquake relief. The fund, conducted by the Hedgos organization, has not spent on personnel and will be delivered as cash or supplies to sufferers. Expenditures to date totaled 6,317,512 with a remaining balance of 4,131,190 for Japan needs.
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Washington
Barton Paine
Coolidge
Payne
Japan
Denby Letter Inspires Senate Hearing On Teapot Dome Lease
Washington on October 26 Secretary Denby of the Navy is recalled for further examination by the Senate public lands committee over the Teapot Dome oil reserve lease to Sinclair interests. Capt Halligan's letters oppose leasing and warn of reliance on foreign oil as reserves are drilled under lease. Denby denies insinuations about Interior Department influence and defends the navy oil policy amid questions of conservation vs exploitation.
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Washington
Denby
Navy
Senate Public Lands Committee
Teapot Dome
Sinclair of Interests
Interior Department
Walsh
Montana
John Halligan, Jr
Annapolis Naval Academy
HAW
Halligan
Mulligan
Naval Consulting Board
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Sinclair
Navy Department
League election deferred by Pacific Coast directors
San Francisco date for the annual Pacific Coast baseball directors meeting postponed from November 6 to November 12 at the request of H. W. Tane director of the Balt Lake club.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast Baseball
Wiliam H. McCarthy
H. W. Tane
Balt Lake Club
Bathing in Santa Barbara Without Suits After Hours
In Santa Barbara on October 26 the city discovered an old ordinance does not require bathing suits at night. The law only mandates suits from 6 AM to evening, leaving the rest of the 24 hours open. Bathing parties sans suits have occurred, now with possible legal backing for after dark swims.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Ancent Customs
Kellogg Named Ambassador to London at 66
Washington reports former Minnesota senator Frank Kellogg, a key figure in the mild reservationist camp on the Versailles treaty, chosen as American ambassador to London succeeding George Harvey. Kellogg, 66, a Potsdam born lawyer, served as city and county attorney in Rochester and led anti trust prosecutions in the Taft era.
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Washington
Frank Ji. Kellogg
United States
Minnesota
London
George Harvey
Kellogg
Harding
White House
Ile
Senate
Republicans
Labor Party
Menrik Shipstead
Public Service
Potsdam
N. Y
Rochester, Minn
Kellogg Accepts British Ambassadorship
Frank Kellogg former United States senator from Minnesota has accepted the post as ambassador to Great Britain. He will depart November 19 for England after returning to St Paul from Washington where President Coolidge and Secretary Hughes tendered the appointment.
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St. Paul
Minn
Frank Bh. Kellogg
United States
Minnesota
Great Britain
Washington
England
Kellogg
Washingston
Coolidge
Hughes
Hin
National Track Championships at stake today
New York reports the National AAU track championships to be held tomorrow afternoon at McCombs Dam Park. Defending champions Wille Bitola and William Plant lead in the 10 mile run and the seven mile walk respectively as a wide field competes in both events.
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New York
McCombs Dam Park
Wille Bitola
Bie
William Plant
Firpe Receives Warm Peruvian Welcome on Arrival in Callao
Gallago Peru Oct 26 Lale Firpe arriving from Colon yesterday was met by a rare demo nstration. A cheering crowd packed the docks and main street as he left the steamer. Firpe was greeted by government officials and members of the Argentine legation. He went to Lima where many affairs have been banned in his Roner.
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Gallago
Peru
Lale Firpe
Colon
Boxer
Firpe
Legation
Tima
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