Cox Opposes Palmer and Burleson in Nebraska Campaign
Ohio Governor Cox told a Nebraskan audience he disapproves of certain matters in the Palmer and Burleson administrations though he praises the men. He defended Hitchock Knox and urged support for a world league, arguing it benefits peace and prosperity and faces questions about press bias and Republican opposition. He spoke across multiple cities, urging unity for the league.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Neb
Palmer
Burleson
Cox
Ohio
Nebraska
Rewdt
League
Hitchcock
Senate
Hays
Republican National Committee
Lincoln
Capitol
Milk price hike set by Albuquerque dairies on Oct 1
Four of Albuquerque's largest dairies announce a two cent per quart milk rise effective October 1. Cream and smaller quantity pricing adjust accordingly, while buyers of three quarts or more pay the current 18 cents. Local dairies cite higher costs for labor, materials, and feed.
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Albuquerque
vefeVers
Miller
Blumenshine
Hhezemek
Matthew
del Frate
Cora K. Swett
A. G. Bhortle
Albuquerque Sanatorium
Bhortie
Max Nordhaus
Alate Child Welfare Board
Weather Forecast For Denver And Southwest States
Fall and cooler conditions expected Tuesday and Wednesday across New Mexico with unsettled skies and possible showers. Arizona forecast shows fall like temperatures Tuesday with warmer southern areas and similar midweek trend.
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Denver
Colo
New Mexico
Arizona
University Weather Summary From Yesterday's 24 Hours
Conditions for the twenty four hours ended at 6 p m yesterday recorded by the university show a maximum 83 degrees with a high 88 degrees noted in a garbled section. Humidity at 6 am and 6 pm is listed with a precipitation reading of 0.5 inches and a maximum wind velocity with direction unclear. Day described as clear.
Hang Four Bandits as Object Lesson in Mexico Raid
Bisbee Arizona Sept 27 Franklin B Harding chief consulting engineer for Chicago Exploration and Development says bandits from Sinaloa attacked Tonichi Sonora killing four Mexican miners and abducting eight women. Federal troops pursued, rescued the women and hanged four bandits in the public square to deter future raids.
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Bisbee
Ariz
Franklin B. Harding
Chicago Exploration and Development Corporation
Tonichi
Sonora
Mexico
Associated Press
Tontchi
Mr. Iarding
Sinaloa
Harding
Federal Army
Governor’s western swing with sixteen speeches planned
The governor heads to South Dakota for a strenuous day with sixteen scheduled speeches matching a Michigan record. A 7:30 a.m. Sioux City stop precedes a two state swing via a special train to Yankton Mitchell and Sioux Falls for major addresses.
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Omaha
South Dakota
Michigan
Sioux City
Iowa
South Dakota Committee
Yankton
Mitchell
Sioux Falls
Harvesting Costs Rise in North Dakota Crops
Fargo North Dakota September 27 estimates by Rex Willard farm management specialist at the North Dakota Agricultural College show harvesting costs for the states crops this fall are higher than last year with wheat handling costs up about 16 percent.
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Fargo
N. D
North Dakota
Rex Willard
North Dakota Agricultural College
First World Series schedule set by national commission
The American League won the pennant toss and the first World Series game is set for October 5 in the AL city. The plan calls for a nine game series with dates in October across AL and NL cities, and a possible three game tiebreaker if Chicago and Cleveland finish tied. The commission adjourned to tomorrow.
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Imy Morning Journal
Chicago
National Commission
Cleveland
Third Party Steakers Rally In New Mexico Capital Clash
Eighteen New Mexico citizens form a mass convention at a labor temple to launch a third party expected to win 5 000 to 10 000 votes. Delegates debate capital versus labor, profits tax, and chambers of commerce amid calls for a square deal and class consciousness.
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Chambers of Commerce
New Mexico
Labor Temple
Thorp
Tittmann
Third Party
Sierra County
Curry County
Farmer and Labor
National Farmer-Tabor
Chiceago
Organized Labor
Capital
Harding outlines plan for association of nations in Baltimore
In Baltimore on Sept 27 Senator Warren G Harding spoke to a large crowd in the armory. He criticized one man government and said if elected he would seek a plan for an association of nations behind which America would stand. A heckler challenged him on the league, and Harding offered to debate the issue on platform terms. He emphasized he has no fixed league program but would pursue a practical framework after election.
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Congress
Frank Hitchcock
Hitchcock
Roosevelt
General Wood
Philander Knox
Knox
United States
Nebraska
League of Nations
Lincoln
Wyoming Line
Platte Valley
Associated Press
Baltimore
Warren G. Harding
Senator Harding
Harding
Felix Agnus
Baltimore American
Heckting
Wren &Man
League Or Nations
League
Johnson
Maryland
America
Kings
Association of Nations
Versailles
All America
Albuquerque Charity Bureau Receives Five Dollars Donation
A Morning Journal story and editorial prompted a five dollar contribution to the Albuquerque Charity Bureau. William Kell of Lake Valley New Mexico sent the gift after reading of a blind man who gained sight through an operation arranged by the bureau.
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Morning Journal
Charity Bureau
Albuquerque
William Kell
Lake Valley
N. M
Cox Would Have Backed Bryan If Nominated
Governor Cox of Ohio said he would have supported William J Bryan for president if Bryan had been nominated and that he is promoting progressive ideas from Bryan's leadership. He noted personal acquaintance with Bryan and said he supported him three times previously with votes and secretary papers.
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Cox
Bryan
Omaha
Bryne
Anes
Democratic Party
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