Governor Cox Tiny Leads on Slush Fund Inquiries In New Mexico
The Morning Journal reports Governor Cox pressed the senate committee on republican campaign funding. He alleged a $15,000,000 slush fund and touted leads to justify his charge. Names of possible witnesses and attendees at a meeting are mentioned, with plans for further speeches in Minneapolis and St. Paul.
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Senate Committee
Repub Committee
Wnor
HI. Hays
Gross
Mr. Hays
George McArtor
Robert HU
Zoller
James P Ater
Duquoin
Nice
Hillsboro
Til
Len Thomann J. Walsh
Montana
Stuart KR
Smith Benutmont
Tex
Charles Ebis
Billings
Mont
Baby Anne
D. J. Mahoney
Minneapolis, Minn
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Lithuanians Accused Of Unprovoked Attack On Poles
Warsaw reports an unprovoked Lithuanian offensive in the Sejny region northwest of Grodno with machine guns and artillery. Polish authorities say Lithuanians aimed to occupy Augustowo while conflict intensified near the Curzon line.
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Sejny
My Morning Journal
Warsaw
Gelny
Grodno
Augustowo
Poland
Lithuania
Kovdo
Margszabowa
Augustowe
Szuczyn
Curzon Line
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Dubienka
Berzee
Pelets
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Krasne
Lithuanin
Kovno
Lithuanian Teritory
Lithuanar
AusheloWe
Mechem as Target for Governorship Nomination
Rumors from H. O. Bursum headquarters late last night suggest the old guard may back Judge Merritt C. Mechem of Socorro as their candidate against Governor Larrazolo for the gubernatorial nomination.
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H. O. Bursum
Old Guard
Merritt C. Mechem
Socorro
Larvazolo
Labor Day Festival Parade and Events in Albuquerque
Labor Day activities fill Albuquerque with a parade starting at 10 o clock led by about two thousand marchers from city locals. The program includes a public speaking at Washington park, a Clovis versus Albuquerque shop apprentices baseball game, races and contests, dances at Colombo hall and the armory, and a noon basket lunch. Dennis Chavez and Mayor Hannett of Gallup headline the speaking at 1 o'clock.
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Washington Park
The
Clovis
Duke City Shop
Washington
Albuquerque
Gold Avenue
Seventh Street
Central Avenue
First Street
Dennis Chavez
Hannett
Gallup
Thomas Hughes
KR. HM
Hanna
Albuquerque Shop
Curfew arrests reported in Belfast state of emergency
Belfast authorities report that fifty one or more arrests were made last night under the curfew as the city faces ongoing emergency measures.
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Belfast
Weather Forecast for Onver and Bept Region
Unsettled Monday with warmer temperatures and no showers. Local report notes 24 hour conditions ending 6 p m yesterday with high humidity and light winds. Partly cloudy conditions continue with warmer north winds and general fair outlook for Monday and Tuesday.
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Onver
Cole
Powalyor
Errsee
Cristereree
Republican plat wm proposals seek party revival
Republicans are urged to study proposed plat wm ideas as the party faces critical issues. The notice emphasizes vigilance and reflection on reviving Republican strength and strategy.
Obregon wins Juarez by large margin in election
General Alvaro Obregon candidate of the Constitutionalists carries Juarez by a wide vote in both national and state elections. Robles Domingues, Republican candidate, is estimated to receive few votes. Signacio Enríque faces no opposition for Chihuahua governor. Constitutionalists win a deputy seat in the state congress. No disorders reported. Voters in Lower California district also cast ballots for the presidency with no disturbances.
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Morning Journal
Juarez
Mexico
Alvaro Obregon
Nberal Constitutionalist Party
Robles Domingues
Andidate
Republican Party
Mexicali
Lower California
Japan Merchants Protest Merchant Marine Act
Japanese chambers of commerce adopted resolutions condemning the Merchant Marine Act as antagonistic to commercial treaties with the United States. The move risks diplomatic complications, reported by Tokio dispatches via Nippon News.
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Japan
Morning Journal Special
Honolulu
Associated Press
Rmight
Chambers of Commerce of
United States
Tokio
Air Mail Service From New York to San Francisco Inaugurated
The post office department announced the start of coast to coast air mail service with departures at 6:30 a.m. from New York and San Francisco. Westbound flights stop at Iowa City Omaha Rock Springs Salt Lake City and Reno reaching San Francisco by 2 p.m. Eastbound trips leave San Francisco for New York with late afternoon arrivals. Winter schedules adjust times and intermediate stops. The De Havilland-4 planes will fly routes via Chicago Cheyenne Salt Lake City Elko and Reno over terrain up to 5 000 feet and above with 2000 to 14 000 foot climbs and fuel stops roughly every 200 miles.
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Y Morning Journal
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New York
San Francisco
Post Office Department
Iowa City
Omaha
Rock Springs
Wye
Reno
San Franmo
Saltmer
Wcisco
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City
Isco
Chicago
Ow York
M. Milar
Inst
Cheyenne
Salt Lake City
Ink Springs
Cii Springs
Ead
Towa City
Nockengo
Mises
Santions
Cleveland
North
Francisco
Star O Termini
Latte
Neb
Cheyings
Elko
Nev
United
Air Mail
Renoh
Issues drive call for party reform and public service
A party editorial argues the Journal seeks only to awaken rank and file to take control from bosses. It denies any agreement with Governor Larrazolo and urges a people’s commission and four plank reform to end graft and corruption.
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Republican Party
Larraszolo
Larrazolo
Hhis
Doss
Union
New Mexico
Land Office
Leese Mion
Harding nominee stance on league of nations outlined
Wickersham says Harding will not reject the league but will push covenant revision and workable operation. He notes Europe’s stakes require preserving unobjectionable features to stabilize peace and that Harding may publicly clarify his position soon on accepting any covenant changes. The aim is to secure Versailles treaty modification and then accept the amended agreement.
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Morning Journal
Marion
Harding
George Wickersham
League of Nations
League
Wickersham
Europe
Mr. Wickersham
Germany
Delegates Arrive as Duke City Hosts Republican Convention
About twelve hundred delegates and hundreds of visitors descend on Albuquerque for the state Republican convention opening Tuesday. Temporary leadership and keynote speaker were not announced, with Bursum and Fall discussed as possible honorees. The Chamber of Commerce seeks spare rooms to house guests, urging locals with vacancies to call 43.
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Chamber of Commerce
Albuquerque
Delegates Pour Into New Mexco For Republican Convention
Party leaders and a swarm of delegates flood the city for the Republican state convention opening Tuesday. With eleven county lists in the secretary’s hands, double delegations threaten to crowd the city and the convention hall in the largest New Mexco gathering. Notables include H Kursum, A B Fall, W A Hawkins, Tom Gable supporting Larrazolo, and factions from Valencia and San Miguel counties.
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Jose D. Bena
New Mexco
Anti-Suffrage Plan Aims at Supreme Court Ruling
Washington Sept 5 Anti-suffragists outline four legal tactics to force a Supreme Court decision on the federal suffrage amendment before the November election. They would appeal Tennessee ratification, seek injunctions to block voting, have a non-ratifying state attorney general push the case to the high court, and try to reverse a DC injunction to stop Colby’s proclamation.
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JY aQenice Senna
Washington
Supreme Court
American Constitutional League
Tennessee Court
Teague
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Colby
Landolfi Explores Banking Dreams and Public Spirit
Ernest Francis Landolfi of Albuquerque discusses his Italian birth in Naples and his past as an ex banker. He would choose banking again if life could be lived anew, aiming to start a bank with fair management and help for the Down and Out club, while enjoying amusing people by raising harmless hell.
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Ernest Francis Landolfi
Landy
Naples
Italy
Pone
Dempsey Miske Bout Time Changes Noted
Benton Harbor hosts the Dempsey Miske fight today with daylight saving time in effect. The first preliminary begins at 3 o clock local time, 2 o clock central, and 1 o clock mountain. Fight fans are urged to report to the Journal office for details.
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Benton Harbor
Journal Office
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