One Dead One Wounded in Triangle Shooting Here
A man killed and another seriously wounded in a domestic love triangle at 612 South Second Street Saturday afternoon. Robert Ford surrendered to police after the incident. Mae Ervin, Dolly Ford, and Larry Owens connected to the case will testify at the inquest.
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Robert Ford
Casper
Wyo
South Second Street
Wayo
Lise Re WE Bedale
Larry Owens
Caaper
Harry Sanders
St. Joseph's Sanatarium
George F. Roddy
Otlock
Raton
Dolly Ford
Mae Ervin
Owens
Sanders
Houth Second Street
Ford
Albuquerque
Thomas Mogan
Mae
Polies
Phoenix
Gatate
Dolly
Weather Outlook for Denver and Southwest
Denver and New Mexico expect generally fair weather Sunday with warmer readings in the extreme east on Sunday. Arizona also shows fair conditions Sunday and Monday with little temperature change.
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Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
Weather report from university record for 24 hours ended 6 pm
Conditions show a high of 61 and low around 8 with clear skies. Humidity readings at night and morning were listed with no precipitation noted and light wind.
Sunrise and Sunset Times Given for October
Official sunrise on October 29 at 6:24 a.m. and sunset at 6:12 p.m. Santa Fe time. Albuquerque and Cuernavaca time would shift sunrise by one minute earlier and sunset by three to five minutes earlier in October.
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Santa Fe
Albu. Cuerque
Woman Sues Ex Soul Mate Over Missing Money and Property
In San Diego, Mrs. Sarah M. Schick sues former alleged soul mate S. Drew Clark for 4006 allegedly handed over in Thoney and property since her husband Georgiea E. Schick disappeared. Clark and his wife face forgery charges over a power of attorney used to sell missing man's property. A second attachment targets Clark’s bank account after an earlier seizure by Martin J. Schick in a separate suit.
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San Diego
Calif
Georgiea E. Schick
Superior Court
Sarah M. Schick
Drew Clark
Clark
Margaret Clark
Schick
Bank Aecount
Martin J. Schick
George Schick
City considers viaduct repair with Santa Fe pact
Mayor Swope and Clyde Tingley return, city commission may hold Monday talks with Santa Fe about repairing the Coal Avenue viaduct at an estimated 59000 cost, jointly funded by the city and railroad. City to propose 12060 payable in four yearly 3000 installments and may post signs banning animal drawn traffic due to dangerous holes.
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E. B. Swope
Clyde Tingley
Coal Avenue Viaduct
Santa Fe
Bert H. Calkins
Calkins
Pueblo Taos Indian dispute aired in court
Information filed under oath by Jose Romero with district attorney Hugh B. Woodward notes a Pueblo Taos Indian dispute proceeding in court.
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Taos
Jose Romero
Hugh B. Woodward
War of the Peyote Bean All a Myth in Indian Affairs
Jose Romero of the Taos Pueblo filed information with District Attorney Hugh B. Woodward alleging outside meddling in Indian affairs sparked by false reports of a Peyote Bean war. The filing outlines alleged abuses by Alcalde Santana Sandoval and policemen, including beatings, fines, and seizures of property, with further prosecutions and a planned district attorney decision pending.
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Santa Fe
Joce Romero
San Geronimo de Taos
Hugh B. Woodward
Evern
Perote Bean
Santana Sandoval
Jose Romero
Sandoval
Alcalde
Santiago Martines
Santiago Bernal
Pedro Concha
Martinez
Domiciano
Domiciano Mrycos
Betifina
Mabel Sterne
Woodwards
California varsity defeats Washington in Oregon
The University of California beat Washington State College in Portland by 9 to 0. A drop kick from Witter from the 20 yard line near the end of the first quarter set the scoring and a fourth quarter blocked kick by Mell near the Cougar goal line kept Cal from a bigger margin.
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Portland
Ore
University of California
Washington State College
Witter
Mell
California
Lloyd George Tribute at Harding Tomb
Ex premier David Lloyd George of England paid tribute at the tomb of the late president. The article notes his sincere regard and regards him as a world leading statesman.
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David Lloyd George
Harding
England
Dame Margaret
Megan Lloyd George
Marton
Woman Leaves Home in Grief and Vanishes Near Santa Fe Shops
Mrs. C. W. Kendall, 31, five feet two, about 160 pounds, left her home Saturday afternoon after declaring she would not be seen again. Relatives report she is missing and fear she may have wandered into the hills or harmed herself amid financial worries. Her husband works at the Santa Fe shops and she recently lost her restaurant job.
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C. W. Kendall
Santa Fe
Judge Phillips to hear Sunnyside and Palms cases Nov 12
Federal Judge Phillips will conduct final hearings in Albuquerque on November 12 on petitions for permanent injunctions filed by the U S district attorney against the Sunny side Inn of Old Albuquerque and the Palms Pavilion three miles south of the Duke City. Defendants named include Beatriz and J Y Ulibarri owners and Pete Chavez in Palms Pavilion case and Mrs M P Bottger owner and James Cortese tenant in Sunnyside Inn case. Prosecution cites possession of whisky at both venues and knowledge by owners.
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Santa Fe
Oet
Phillips
Albuquerque
U. S. District Attorney
Sunnyside Inn
Old Albuquerque
Palms Pavilion
Duke City
Beatriz
J. Y. Ulibarri
Pete Chavez
M. P. Bottger
James Cortese
Chavez
Cortese
Delegates Named to Reclamation Meeting in Salt Lake City
Governor Hinkle named delegates to the Western States Reclamation association meeting in Salt Lake City on November 19. The list includes Congressman John Morrow of Raton, State Engineer James A. French of Santa Fe, State Senator C. T. Brown of Socorro, and several others from Albuquerque Las Vegas Roswell Carlsbad Tucumcari and Carlsbad.
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Santa Fe
Hinkle
Western States Reclamation Association
Salt Lake City
Utah
John Morrow
Raton
James A. French
C. T. Brown
Secorre
W. C. Reid
Albuquerque
A. Larrazele
J. Seth
George A. Eager
Tucumcari
Misseffie Y. Hart
Carlsbad
G. A. Richardson
Roswell
Vincent SK. Jones
Las Vegas
Francis G. Tracy
Notre Dame Rout Geor gia Tech 85 to 7 at Cartier Field
Notre Dame defeated Georgia Tech 85 to 7 before a capacity crowd of 20 000 at Cartier Field in South Bend. The decisive win extended Notre Dame’s winning streak and showcased dominant offense against the visiting team.
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Notre Dame
South Bend
Ind
Georgia Tech
Southerners
Cartier Field
National Ku Klux Klan Convention Planned in Tulsa
Dallas story dateline reports the Ku Klux Klan of America planning a national convention to be held in Tulsa Oklahoma within the next few days as announced by the Associated Press.
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KU Klux Klan
Tulsa
Dallas
Texas
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan of America
Okla
Associated Press
Poverty Stricken Widow Testifies in Dr Cook Trial
Mrs. Mary A. Phillips, 66, widow from Cochocton Ohio, testified in a federal case against Dr Frederick A Cook and thirteen others accused of stock fraud. She said she sold possessions, including rugs from her floor, to buy stock and recounted calls from Cook promising better prospects and urging further investments.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Associated Press
Cook
Mary A. Phillips
Cochocton
Ohio
Frederick A. Cook
Phillips
Dr. Cook
Arizona governor warns on Colorado river compact terms
Governor Hunt argues that the Boulder Canyon Dam plan would cap Arizona power income and forever restrict agricultural development to 280 000 acres, risking long term losses. He cites inequities versus upper basin benefits and urges reconsideration in a letter to Denver attorney L Ward Bannister.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Tunt
L. Ward Bannister
Denver
Boulder Canyon
Arizona
Hunt
Colorado River
Bannister
Southwest
Federal Power Commission
Congress
Friendly reception hinted for Frank Kellogg in London
London reports a friendly reception as Frank Kellogg is set to become United States ambassador. Biographical details of his career in trust busting dominate headlines and many papers feature his portrait.
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London
Frank B. Kellogg
Frank Kellogg
United States
Birthplace of Theodore Roosevelt consecrated as national shrine
New York honors Theodore Roosevelt by dedicating his East Twentieth Street birthplace as a national shrine on his birthday. Navy planes dropped chrysanthemums on his grave at Oyster Bay and at the site as Boy Scouts salute their former chief. President Coolidge's message lauds Roosevelt as a unifier who preserved national unity and prompted reform when needed.
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New York
Theodore.Roosevelt
East Twentieth Street
Oyster Bay
Twentieth Street
Charles Nunwesser
Quentin Roosevelt
France
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Coolidge
Theodore Roosevelt
Linecol
H Roosevelt
Carp Extermination Underway at Roswell Country Club Lake
Roswell New Mexico October 21 over three tons of carp have been removed from the Country Club lake with the task only half done. To protect bass and other game fish the lake was drained and workers waded in to harvest the carp. The effort will resume later to finish extermination.
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Country Club
Roswell
N. M
General wage cuts announced for Arizona copper miners
Phoenix reports that about ten percent wage reductions for workers at several Arizona copper mines and smelters were posted late today. J. E. Curry of the Arizona chapter of the American Mining congress announced the changes after a conference of mine general managers held last night. the cuts take effect November 1.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
J. E. Curry
American Mining Congress
Curry
Wald
Washington unsure on reparations survey plans
Washington learns little on the Germany reparations survey as London and Paris offer no formal progress reports. The U S emphasizes fairness in debt refinancing and hints American financiers may join the expert commission to study Germany's capacity to pay. Each nation may send several internationally known economists to advise.
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Washington
Europe
Germany
London
Paria
France
Great Britain
United States
State Department
Reparations Commission
Secretary Hughes
Hughes
Lord Carter
Washington Administration
Ex Crown Prince Anxious to Return to Germany
Doorn Holland October 27 The ex emperor William and ex crown prince Frederick William with two passengers left the former Kaiser’s home at six last evening heading toward Arnhem ten miles from the German border and returned at two this morning followed by three other cars A person familiar with chateau affairs says the ex crown prince wishes to return to Germany at any cost and has discussed the matter with Dutch government representatives.
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Doorn
Holland
Associated Press
William
Frederick William
Exkaiser
Arnhem
Germany
Cornhuskers Battle Missouri in 7–7 Conference Tie
In Columbia Missouri on October 27 the Missouri and Nebraska football teams finished tied at 7–7 in a wild Big Eight contest. The game featured fumbles interceptions and two long Cornhuskers runs including a touchdown by Nebraska.
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Cornhuskers
Missouri
Columbia
University of Missouri
University of Nebraska
Walton accuses Klan rule in Oklahoma government
Governor Walton charges that the Ku Klux Klan controls the Oklahoma legislature and state departments. He cites a Callahan assault as evidence and warns that impeachment efforts aim to impose mob rule, urging Oklahomans to defend constitutional government.
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J. W. Callahan
Lattimer County
Grand Dragon N. Jewett
Oklahoma
General Assembly
Callahan
Walton
Jess Pullen
Sulphur
House
Board of Managers
Pullen
Jack Walton
Boulder
Colo
Atlanta
Aasid
Issane
Friends of Orderly Government
Senate
Oh if we only had Roosevelt voiced in Hyde Denver speech
Governor Arthur M. Hyde of Missouri told a Roosevelt day dinner crowd in Denver that these are dangerous times with unrest class strife and threats from socialism and anarchy. He urged support for Roosevelt and the square deal as a remedy while noting the torch of Americanism has shifted to new leaders.
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Roosevelt
Gov. Hyde
Denver
Theodore Roosevelt
Arthur M. Hyde
Missouri
Lincoln Club
America
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