Harding Urges Outlaw War and World Peace in Homecoming Speech
Senator Harding spoke in Mount Gilead Ohio to American Legion members urging the United States to outlaw war and seek permanent world peace. He said he would sacrifice national independence if needed, to lead global efforts and praised gratitude to veterans while calling for practical support to farmers and cooperative buying and distribution to lower costs.
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Stove and other items listed for sale at low prices
Fragments indicate a local sale advertisement offering items such as a stove and related goods at discounted prices. The text is incomplete but suggests a promotional listing from a merchant.
Swarms of Soviet Spies Scuttle Russian Revolt
Washington reports that widespread Soviet espionage in Russia makes any revolt against the Bolsheviks unlikely. Official dispatches say secret police efficiently nip plots and conspiracies and the fear of the extraordinary commission deters dissidents.
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Harding backs co op farmer groups in Ohio
Senator Harding spoke in Arion Ohio today urging cooperative farmer associations to distribute crops and lower prices. He said he opposes class organization but supports producer consumer unity and closer cooperation to protect American agriculture and the basis of the economy.
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Weather Forecast for Enver Colorado Dispatch
Weather summary from Enver Colorado September 3 reports Saturday and Sunday showers with fair daytime conditions. Temperatures around 64 degrees with humidity readings and light wind from the southwest.
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Republican Platform Proposals Highlight Key Party Challenges
The message calls Republicans to study platform proposals printed on the page urging readers to confront vital party issues and reflect on the direction of the Republican faction. It emphasizes self-examination and vigilance within the party ranks.
Man Found Dead Likely Robbery Victim Near Domingo Switch
The body of a 55 year old Los Angeles man identified as PD M McBride was found by a Santa Fe freight crew at Domingo switch and brought to Los Cerrillos. A coroner’s jury ruled death by an unknown blow, with robbery suspected as motive. Grips held clothes, bonds, pawn tickets, and letters suggesting a Philadelphia Knight of Columbus member and possible brother. The body awaits burial unless a Philadelphia contact appears.
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City Paving Plan Defers Most Of 80 Blocks Amid Protests
City commissioners vote to indefinitely delay the $500000 paving program except for East Central avenue and West Tijeras avenue. Protests center on high cost, with about 200 taxpayers urging delay while bids are sought on nondefended streets.
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Submarine 8 5 Rescue After Forty Four Hour Submersion
The disabled submarine 8 5 with a crew of thirty was submerged for forty four hours before rescue. The Alanthus first sighted the vessel near the Delaware capes with thirty feet of bow above water. Captain Swinson of the General George W Goethals credited Chief Engineer Wi Grace and R A McWilliams for the timely rescue after the crew punched a hull hole and signaled with a shirt on a pole.
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Reactions Grow Statewide as Gubernatorial Race Intensifies
News from New Mexico reports shifts in support for Governor Larrazolo and rival Tom Hughes as factions rally to back or block candidates. Cahoon’s declared refusal to let his name stand weakens anti Larrazolo forces while Larrazolo builds pledged votes from Santa Fe and nearby counties. Women voters led by A Otero Warren pledge active convention involvement ahead of 1,189 delegates arriving in Albuquerque.
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Guadalupe
Quay
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Valencia
McKinley
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Hughes
Bernalilio
Luna County
Wr. D. Murray
Bernalillo County Republican Organization
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George R. Craig
Albuquerque
A. Otero-Warren
The Issues and Republican Convention Power Shift
The piece argues public opinion is reshaping the Republican convention with strong support for a budget system and tax equality. It warns against boss rule, champions bipartisan reform of school lands funds, and urges vigilance to prevent fraud while urging cooperation with sincere leaders for a fairly chosen ticket.
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Gold Pieces Reappear After Gypsum Flood in Kansas
Three twenty dollar gold pieces washed up by the Gypsum flood on the F. M. Herr farm near Salina Kansas are added to a cache of fourteen such coins found in recent years. Local residents recall a cowboy dragged to death at the site and say gold pieces he carried were lost there, renewing old excitement.
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Woman Sacrifices Life Trying to Save Man in Cave-In
Palmer Nebraska report says Mrs. Carl Loffelbein aged about 45 died assisting Clarence Newmann aged 35 after a sewer cave in while they were excavating. Both victims perished from asphyxia attempting to escape the collapse.
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Carl Loffelbein
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Valve on air tank refused to close
Philadelphia September 3. The submarine 8 5 sank after a quick dive for exercise when a large valve in the air intake failed to close. A bystander rescue report to Washington notes water flooding living spaces, boat sank to 165 feet, valve later closed and water expelled.
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Cox charges Republicans with oath perjury near Kalamazoo
Governor Cox closing western campaign in Kalamazoo accuses GOP leaders of perjury under oath over an $8,145,000 quota and alleged large fund backing. He cites Chicago denials, vows to press the charge until November 2 as Frank E. Doremus supports the touring DEM campaign.
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Michigan
Police arrest seven blackmailers in Connecticut
Bridgeport police report seven men were captured after a bomb explosion at the Acme Shear plant as a blackmail scheme unfolded. Investigators traced two extortion letters demanding 15000 and 20000 dollars, with money left at a designated spot where one suspect was trapped. A gunsmith devised a detonating box used in the ruse. authorities later forced surrender after a nocturnal stakeout.
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Connecticut
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Dwight C. Wheeler
Dempsey Miske Heavyweight Bout Report Tonight
Report of the Dempsey Miske heavyweight championship fight from Benton Harbor Michigan on Labor Day will be sent by rounds direct from the ring side over the Journal lease wire. The fight starts about 2 30 p m Albuquerque time with bulletins read aloud by a foghorn voice. Fans are invited to assemble on the Vic cant lots east of the Journal office to get news from the scene.
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1% Albuquerque Citizens What is your name
Interview with George Sheldon Klock born January 6 1859 in Saint Johnville New York now a lawyer and counsellor. He recalls hometown Utica New York meeting his wife on March 7 1897 and his boyhood aim to become a locomotive engineer. He would use a million to lessen selfishness and promote civic unity. His hobby is walking and collecting old reports on footraces.
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Cox intensifies campaign swing with charges of plots to buy presidency
Governor Cox continues a western tour from Crete to Lansing and Kalamazoo delivering speeches from his private car platform. He repeats claims of a plot to buy the presidency as he criticizes peace policies and rails against opponents.
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