League records show 851000 raised for peace drive
Washington reports Herbert G. Houston testifies 851000 raised in five years for the League to Enforce Peace. Major contributors include B M Baruch Schwab Edsel Ford J P Morgan and McCormick heirs. Committee probes campaign financing and possible 1918 Cox connection while expanding inquiries into New York Republican group and Stars and Stripes funding.
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Herbert G. Houston
League
Senate
Houston
B. M. Baruch
Charles M. Schwab
Raft
J. P. Morgan
Russel Ford
Stars and Stripes
Lockwood
Republican National Weekly
Reed
National Republican
Ohio
Chicago
E. H. Moore
Ile
Talbot
Bb. M. Fiaruch
Taft
Charlies M. Schwab
Edsel Ford
McCormick Family
Taruch
United States
New York City
Republican
L. B. Pearson
Ways and Means
Cause of Wall Street blast still undetermined
New York analysts report the Wall Street explosion cause remains unknown as police and federal authorities pivot from accident theories to a bomb plot focus per the September grand jury. Tennis player Edwin P. Fisher is recommitted for psychopathic evaluation after warnings. Three suspicious men tied to the scene are identified as peddlers.
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New York
Wall Street
William J. Flynn
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Edwin P. Fisher
Bellevue Hospital
Harding stance on Prohibition confounds negotiations
The Prohibition National Committee released a letter from George Christian Jr. outlining Senator Harding's position. It states he would respect his judgement if elected but would not force Congress on this or any legislation. Negotiations with Republicans and Aaron Watkins fell apart after the letter surfaced.
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Prohibition Party
Aaron &. Watkins
Prohibition National
George Christian
Harding
Fifie Giles
Redlands
Calif
Congress
Christian
Denver Weather Forecast Sees Rain Likely in New Mexico
Denver September 24 indicates New Mexico will have showers in the north, fair conditions in the south, and cooler temperatures in the north and west. Sunday expected to be fair and cooler in the east. Arizona looks for fair Saturday with frost possible Saturday night, and fair Sunday.
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Denver
Colo
New Mexico
Arizona
City Commission Delays Paving Decisions on Tijeras and Central
City commissioners deferred action on paving Tijeras avenue and Central avenue with bids from New Mexico Construction ranging $3.37 to $4 per yard. Estimate shows costs rising about 61 percent from last year, threatening possible abandonment of street paving for the year.
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Tijeras Avenue
Central Avenue
New Mexico Construction Company
Hughes
William J. Rand
el Paso
Lamar Cobb
Portland Cement Manufacturers’ Association
Connell
Raynolds
Swope
First Street
Thirteenth Street
High Street
Mulberry Street
Rand
Clinton Anderson
The
New Mexico Public Health Association
Commission
Rockefeller Foundation
Anderson
Fort Worth and Little Rock Tie In Darkened Game
Fort Worth and Little Rock battled to a 2 2 tie after ten innings in the fourth game of their unofficial championship series. Darkness halted play with the game called. Fort Worth had two wins in the series.
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Fort Worth
Little Rock
Little Rock Haiti
Finding Man’s Body Ends Five Months of Search
Flagstaff Arizona September 24 The dismembered body of Martin Schwab age 55 traveling salesman for a Cleveland firm was found at 2 pm in an abandoned dry well one mile west of Flagstaff He had been missing since April 15 A boy herding cattle found a typewriter near the well skull buried a few inches under ground other portions found nearby Post mortem showed skull fracture with traces of a bullet The deceased leaves a wife and six children living at Payson Utah Body brought to Flagstaff ending a search in California Nevada and Arizona The motor car he drove was not found
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Morning Journal
Flagstaff
Ariz
Martin Schwab
Cleveland,c
Schwab
Playstaff
Payson
Utah
California
Nevada
Arizona
Stern pace competition crowns grand circuit harness races
In Columbus Ohio on September 24 the 2 03 class Cz Dunkle pace sparked stern competition. Louie Grattan edged Ethel Chimes and Johnny Quirk in the fourth heat after best time 2 01 percent by Ethel Chimes in heat two. Marion McKinney won the 2 65 trot after heats, while Charley Rex faltered. Miram Guy won the 2 13 trot with a straight heat victory.
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Columbus
Ohio
Louie Grattan
Ethel Chimes
Johnny Quirk
Charley Rex
Marion McKinney
Selka
Miram Guy
Women discuss ballots at New Mexico club meeting
A Women’s Club gathering in Santa Fe highlighted the 1920s political entry of New Mexico women. Republican Mrs. Rupert F. Asplund and Democrat Mrs. R. P. Donohoe outlined party platforms, League of Nations questions, and proposals for welfare, education, and tax reform to educate attendees on future political alignment.
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League of Nations
New Mexico
Woman's Club
Rupert F. Asphind
Santa Fe
Republican State Central Committee
R. P. Donohoe
Tucumcari
Federation of Women’s Club
League
Donahoo
Democratic Party
Federal Reserve
Farm Loan Bank
Smith-Lever
Doonahee
Donahee
America
Asplund
Democrats
Senate
Assembly
England
Cox charges suppression of news in Colorado campaign
Governor Cox accuses Chairman Hays and Republican papers of a conspiracy to suppress news and tilt the campaign against him in Colorado. He labels actions as poisoning wells and cites an advance editor visit, while attacking big business and the senate oligarchy. He speaks at Trinidad Pueblo Colorado Springs and plans stops in Greeley Laramie and Cheyenne.
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Morning Journal
Denver
Colo
Hays
Republican National Committee
Republican
Colorado
Cox
Orifto
Trinidad
Pueblo
New Mexico
League of Nations
Harding
Tully Scott
Pueblo Auditorium
Walsenburg
Colorado Springs
Greeley
Wyoming
Laramie
Cheyenne
Nebraska
Wilson
Harding Faults Shipping Board In West Virginia Speech
Senator Harding assails Democratic rule and the shipping board as a major failure addressing West Virginians. He pledges economical reform and tariff protection to curb living costs while outlining future speeches and front porch tour plans through Ohio and West Virginia with large delegations and trains.
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Morning Journal
Specciial
Marion
Harding
West
Two Auto Firms Cut Franklin and Crow-Elkhart Prices
H. H. Franklin announces a price cut of 17.5 to 21.5 percent across all Franklin models with list prices from 3050 to 4359 reduced to 2400 to 3600. Crow-Elkhart Motor Corp lowers all model prices to prewar levels in Elkhart Indiana.
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Syracuse
Franklin
H. H. Franklin
Comany
Elkhart
Ind
Crow-Elkhart Motor Corporation
Man Without a Memory Wanders to Albuquerque
A nameless man with amnesia travels from Toledo to St. Louis and Albuquerque over three weeks. He recalls a girl from childhood, and a family photo helps him recognize his identity as Joe Araniston. Doctors are puzzled as his memory loss continues, with a Detroit return planned to reunite with his family.
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Albuquerque
Toledo
New Mexico
St. Louis
Joe Aranston
Detroit
Joe
Pietreit
Philip Araneten
Bia
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