Governor Cox to Speak in Albuquerque Tonight at Armory
Governor James M. Cox democratic presidential candidate arrives in Albuquerque from El Paso by Santa Fe train at 6 30 PM and delivers a first speech near Alvarado Hotel. A large welcome is planned with Central avenue flags and a parade route to Old Town and back. The main address at the armory is set for 7 30 PM with overflow seating arranged.
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James M. Cox
United States
Albuquerque
Santa Fe
el Paso
Morning Journal
W. L. Barnum
Arizona
Cox
New Mexico
Central Avenue
San Marcial
Gallup
Deming
Ccity
Alvarado Hotel
Old Town
Armory
Governor Cox
D. E. B. Sellers
Committee On
Governor Cox Train Wreck Delays Arizona Tour
Governor Cox and his party were not injured when a Santa Fe special train derailed one mile north of Peoria near Phoenix. An engineman was badly hurt and several passengers lightly injured as three forward cars overturned. The governor’s itinerary was postponed with plans to return to Phoenix and reroute talks to Prescott.
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Morning Journal
Phoenix
Ariz
Governor Cox
Prescott
Santa Fe
Peoria
Gov Cox Arrives. Plans Route to Albuquerque
Governor Cox and party arrive in Phoenix and plan a 6 30 departure by Arizona Eastern to Deming New Mexico for a speaking engagement. A compartment car is wrecked but the party salvages a sleeper. the governor calls the wreck a miraculous escape with few injuries.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Albuquerque
N. M
Arizona
Deming
New Mexico
Lone Negro Holds Convention Keynoter and Audience Too
John W. Fowler of Oakland served as the lone California progressive party delegate at the August primary convention here. He endorsed Harding Coolidge and Shortridge, praised Theodore Roosevelt and Hiram Johnson, urged Irish freedom, condemned the Democratic party, and appointed himself state central committee head before adjourning and sending greetings to the Republican convention.
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Morning Journal
Sacramento
Calif
John W. Fowler
Oakland
Progressive Party
Fowler
Theodore Hoosevelt
Hiram Johnson
Harding
Coolidge
Samuel Shortridge
United States
Ireland
Terence MacEwiney
State Central Committee
Weather Forecast and Local Reportfor Denver and Southwest
Denver forecast shows New Mexico fair in the south and unsettled conditions with possible showers in the north and warmer by Thursday. Arizona is expected to be fair Thursday. Local report records for the past 24 hours ending 6 p m show temperatures around 74 high and ? low, with humidity and southwesterly winds and no precipitation.
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New Mexico
Arizona
France
Open Letter to Governor Cox from Albuquerque Journal
The Albuquerque Morning Journal extends a cordial welcome to Governor Cox but asks six questions about the use of solemn referendums for treaties and legislation. It questions direct democracy for the League of Nations and asks if voters can understand the implications before voting yes or no.
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United States
League of Nations
Wilson
Paris
Explosion Probe Sees Accident Not Plot in Wall Street Blast
A New York investigation points to an accidental blast rather than a conspiracy. Reports from Cleveland to New York describe anonymous bomb threats as a nationwide prank while officials tighten security around Wall Street. Subpoenas were issued for explosives drivers and superintendents as the grand jury reviews potential negligence.
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Morning Journal
New York
Wall Street
Iimid
Clveland
Poston
New Bedford
Trenton
Custom House
New Jersey
Talley
Neglzence
Old Man Equy Knox Reappears as Fall Guy in Autumn
A quirky column notes Old Man Equy Knox returning as the original fall guy amid autumn chatter. The piece references seasonal change and a presidential campaign, with playful nods to geography and timing as day and night balance worldwide.
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Fall Guy
Autumm
Mauy Kos
Stummmer
Spreading rails derail Cox campaign train near Phoenix
Governor Cox and his party escaped serious injury when a spreading rail caused a derailment fourteen miles north of Phoenix Arizona. Engineer Charles Nichols was badly hurt with a broken leg while others suffered cuts and bruises. the disaster halted plans to address Prescott and forced the party to return to Phoenix. Senator Henry L. Ashurst and committee member W L Barnum were aboard.
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Cox
Here
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Arizona
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Peoria
Santa Fe
Governors
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F. C. Button
Ome
Fyne Gines
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Kingman
Ann
Mojave County Court
Charles Nichola
Philip Allen
J. J. Sinnott
Democratic Poritional Committee
Norrie
Unanimou
United States
Henry L. Ashurst
W. L. Barnum
Winslow Fiks to Hulld
Winslow Arizona September 22 50 000 club house construction announced by the Biks lodge. The three story building will have club rooms and a dance floor on the first floor lodge rooms on the second floor and bachelor quarters for a limited number of members on the third floor.
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Winslow Fiks
Hulld
Winslow
Ariz
Biks
Buiding
Materials for War Service Donated to State Agencies
Following the war, the state highway commission receives from the federal government corrugated sheet iron for storing motor trucks and barbed wire for right of way fences. Also donated are Ford delivery bodies repurposed for ambulances, wheelbarrows, crow bars, lanterns, pumps and similar items.
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State Highway Commission
Ford
Peaches Fad Hits Hogs in Michigan Crop Glut
A Chicago Daily News investigation reports Michigan's Berrien County peach crop, worth up to 20 million dollars, rotting on the ground as boats and markets struggle to handle the harvest. Prices fall from Chicago to Benton Harbor while growers seek rationing as a remedy.
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Berrien County
Mich
Chicago Daily News
Ovelshing
Denton Harbor
Benton Harbor
Passifig
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