Republicans forecast gains in Senate and House
The Republican National Committee released a projection by John T. Adams, Senator Harry S. New, and M. B. Madden estimating net gains of eight in the Senate and twenty five in the House. They list which states yield certain or likely gains and note Arizona and Nevada as doubtful.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Republican National Committee
John T. Adams
Harry S. New
M. B. Madden
Senate
House
California
Connecticut
Idaho
Indiana
Illinois
Iowa
Kansas
New Hampshire
New York
North Dakota
Ohio
Pennsylvania
South Dakota
Vermont
Washington
Colorado
Kentucky
Maryland
Oklahoma
Utah
Wisconsin
Oregon
Kwwowu
Arizona
Nevada
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginia
Rumor of crooked 1920 World Series fuels New York inquiry
New York authorities opened an inquiry into reports that gamblers planned a bribe to fix the 1920 World Series. Brooklyn Dodgers players were questioned after District Attorney Lewis summoned team members and wired Chicago officials to investigate. Players denied involvement as investigators sought to verify alleged payoffs and the extent of any collusion.
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ASSO
New York
Chicago
Brooklyn Nationals
Cleveland Indians
Lewis
Kings County
Mr. Lewis
Hmit
Charles H. Ebbetta
Booklyn Club
Ebbets
Zack Wheat
Brooklyn
Wheat
Martial law lifted in Galveston at midnight
Martial law ended in Galveston as Governor W. P. Hobby issues proclamation ordering lifting at midnight. Austin report notes the action comes after a period of military control in the city and outlines no further restrictions.
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Austin
Tex
Galveston
W. P. Hobby
Salvage drives under Red Cross lead in Albuquerque
Miss Kath leen Booth, in charge of national salvage work, urged Red Cross salvage shops to turn discard into garments and goods. Demonstrations showed shirts from stockings, garments from curtains, and leather lined jackets. Merchants praised support while the drive netted funds for war relief and community aid.
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Red Cross
Kathleen Booth
Miss Booth
United States
Board of the Red Cross
J. H. Fester
Denver
Albuquerque
Delix
Red Cross Board
Creese
Federal Building
David Br.feyvd
The
Red Cro
Weather forecast for Denver region and Southwest states
Weather bulletin from Denver CO September 29 forecasts New Mexico fair and warmer Thursday and Friday. Arizona fair and warmer Thursday and Friday. Weak fronts expected to leave skies mostly clear and temperatures rising through the period.
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Porecast
Denver
Colo
New Mexico
Arizona
Poca Weather Report for Twenty Four Hours Ended 6 PM
Conditions for the last day recorded by the university show a cloudy sky with a maximum temperature and a humidity reading at 6 PM. No precipitation and light wind dominated the period.
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Poca
Os Ié
Bae Eg
Railroads Face Deficit In July Operating Income
Major railroads reported a July deficit of 6.65 million dollars in operating income, versus 46.33 million in July 1919. For seven months ending July, income stood at 26.20 million compared with 252.95 million last year. July revenues reached 525.13 million with expenses at 511.97 million, taxes and uncollectables driving the shortfall. Wage accruals under the railroad labor board added about 39.14 million to costs.
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Tijeras Avenue
New Mexico Construction Company
Albuquerque
James W. Gladding
East Central Avenue
High
Mulberry
Copper
Central
Gold Avenues
Tom Hughes
Swope
Raynolds
Connell
A. BR. Hebenstreit
Gallup
Raton
4& 1
Paso
Hebenstreit
el Paseo
Associated Press
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Railroad Labor Board
The Parting of the Ways In New Mexico Politics
The editorial declares disappointment with Judge Mechem for silence on key Republican figures and policies. It announces withdrawal of support and endorses the Democratic state ticket, urging clearer positions before election day.
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Mechem
Caaetty
Fedem
Bis
Judge Mechem
Holm
Barsum
A. B
Mesers
Springer
Sully
Wilson
Frankins
Sudae Mechem
Republican Party
New Mexico
Hias
Larrazolo
Dudge Mechom
Jidee Mechem
Olympus
Bossbhan
New Mesivo
Dudge Mechen
Cessation Of Hostilities Near In Soviet Poland Talks
Paris reports Warsaw dispatch states Adolph Joffe head of the Soviet delegation in Riga has orders from Moscow to accept Poland's peace terms, requiring partial or total disarmament of the Red Army. Allies aid to the Poles noted.
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Poland
Paris
Associated Press
Havas
Warsaw
Adolph Joffe
Riga
Moscow
Russia
Wrangel Captures 20,000 Bolsheviks. Winter Campaign Planned
Sebastopol reports General Wrangel has made prisoners of nearly 20,000 Bolsheviks north of the Donetz basin with aid from General Marino. Wrangel reportedly controls the Donetz area and plans a winter campaign, having secured a guarantee of one million dollars for supplies.
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Sebastopol
Wrencel
Vies Ane
Rovek
Mhrrainien
Marino
Wrangel
Amonus Donetz Con
Allies ship large aid to Poland via Dunkirk and France
A wireless dispatch from Moscow reports Poland received large Allied aid. England sent seven steamers with munitions and three tanks and twelve small vessels with provisions. The United States sent six ships with volunteers. From France two ships arrived with over 1,000 infantrymen and fifteen tanks.
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Moscow
Poland
Danzig
England
United States
France
Bolshevik Plebing Wrangel in Pursuit
Constantinople reports General Wrangel's Bolshevik pursuit in south Russia continues along the railroad east of the Dnieper beyond Alexandrovek. A communique claims thirty three locomotives eleven thousand cars ten machine guns and nineteen thousand prisoners captured north of Alexandrovek.
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Constantinople
Wrrnel
Russia
Dnieper
Alexandrovek
Red Cross Train Bound for Poland Denied Passage
Brussels reports that Germany refused to allow a Belgian Red Cross sanitary train bound for Poland to pass through German territory. Despite the threat, the train departed at 6:45 p.m. after a station demonstration by a large crowd.
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Brussels
Poland
Belgian Red Cross
Germany
Rioting in Lisburn Leaves Three Establishments Wrecked
Rioting in Lisburn Ireland on September 29 between Sinn Feiners and loyalists caused damage to three establishments with clashes continuing into the night.
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Ireland
Lisburn
Sinn Feipers
Loyaliats
Harding's Senator in Train Crash Shakes Up Campaign
Senator Harding and his wife were jolted when a train derailment damaged the track. The car buckled, glass shattered, but Harding was unharmed and reassured by aides. The incident delayed the train by about thirty minutes as luggage was moved to a safer carriage.
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Harding
Senator
Deak
Ake Cox
Geney
Senator Harding
Remibee
Lotte
Ohio
Confessions Tie Williams and Felsch to World Series Plot
Chicago reports reveal Claude Williams and Oscar Felsch confessed to taking bribes to throw last year’s World Series. The grand jury indicted two men named Brown and Sullivan, later thought mythical, as alleged gamblers. The statements align with Eddie Cicotte and Joe Jackson’s disclosures about a south side hotel room deal.
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Hieck’ Gandil
Puck
Neaver
Edie Civette
Jackson
Felsch
Warner Hotel
Abe Attell
Gandil
Fetech
White Sox
Chicago
Claude Williams
Oscar Felsch
Brown
Sullivan
Boston
New York
Williams
Felseh
Eddie Cicotte
Joe Jackson
South Side
Paddie Cicotte
Claude Wiliams
Both Parties 10 Hold Meetings in Ancient City
In Santa Fe on September 29, county conventions of the Democratic and Independent Republicans set for the next day. Independents plan a 10 o'clock start and may send a committee to seek fusion with Democrats, offering a split of state offices: Senate and a House seat to independents and two House seats to Democrats, with the county ticket evenly divided. Armijo’s sheriff nomination sparks opposition from the courthouse bloc.
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Fanta Fe
George W. Armijo
Armijo
Larrazolo
Pilgrim Celebration Disorder Halts Carnegie Hall Event
Disturbance at the tercentenary Pilgrim landing celebration in Carnegie Hall ends speakers’ program. Intruders wave anti Britain banners, shout Down with England, while women claim to be American Women Pickets for the Enforcement of America’s War Aims confront British delegates and disrupt the chorus and remarks by Samuel Gompers.
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Carnegie Hall
England
America
King
Samuel Gompers
Rite Volce
Gompers
Ieseph Colby
Gertrude Collisa
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Albuquerque Morning Journal
G.O.P
Congress
Abolsheviks
New Mexico Construction Co
N. Y
Gotham
Felsh
Susie
Smax Red Cross
Richard H. Hanna
Wrangel Takea
South
Williams and Palasch
N.Y
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