Arizona hoax claims in old Coronado artifacts debate
Scholars contest claims of hidden ancient relics in Arizona tied to Coronado. Professor Roe questions the idea, noting limited evidence and uncertainty about precolonial artifacts and their true origin. The debate centers on whether Spanish expedition remains could survive and be authentic in the region near Gallup and beyond.
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Tucson
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Cole
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Ford
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Coronado
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I May Be Britain's Envoy to Berlin
A fragmentary notice suggests Sir Horace Mumbold may become Britain's ambassador to Berlin, succeeding Lord Aberdeen who is resigning from the diplomatic service. The text hints at possible substitutions and the uncertain future of the post amid ongoing diplomatic discussions.
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West Side NewsHighlights and Local Notices
Disa Katherine aboa m enters entertained with marriage party Saturday at her Fayette street home honoring Mrs Every Miler. Invitations issued for silver wedding anniversary on Christmas at Delaware avenue from 8 to 12. Bay Stouts rally set for January 14 at Boyd Memorial Church with Nos 1 39 31 46 38. Barker Title class meets at Emmanuel Baptist Church tonight at 8. Davie Ja MTospital reports B. Pavix underwent appendicitis operation Sunday night at Kanawha Valley hospital.
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Jillian Walker
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Alton Deters
Kate Davie
Ielen Haxton
Caroline Hop- Hing
Mire Marold
Trunlow
Afes
Sexton Tino Tink
John Fagel
G. A. Anderson
Turdette McWhorter
Donal Shonk
Urant Ashley
Steele A. Llanking
Fred Nicholson
Juan Sparkes
Roy Leonte
Boyd Memorial Christian Church
Symmensim
Delaware Avenue
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Davie
Christmas programs and births among local churches and residents
Local notices report Christmas programs at First Advent Christian and Lydia Robson mission events at Bream Memorial Presbyterian church, plus special evangelistic services led by Rev. James F. Frame at Emmanuel Baptist. Birth announcements include several newborns with dates in December and parental names. Personal notes mention residents studying in Washington and Connecticut and varying health updates.
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Lydia Robson
Bream Memorial Presbyterian Church
Emmanuel
James F. Frame
Christmas visits and military contracts in state news
A parade of local families heads home for Christmas with students from West Virginia University Annapolis naval academy and other institutions returning to Charleston Edgewood and Gassaway. In federal naval contracting news Gregory notes 1923 to 1924 progress with 19 contracts awarded 17 closed and 12 open including a major Puget Sound repair and fitting out pier contract worth 1 157 348 while unused appropriations of about 312 000 will be returned to the treasury and 5 856 718 balances since July 1 1923 noted for potential treasury return.
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United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Frank High
Carr Street
Argyl F. Buckner
William H. Feizer
West Virginia University
J. \. Feixer
Main Street
A. E. Harman
Columbia Avenue
Christmay
Brullens
Byron Hess
Huntington
Mary Hudnall
Mar. Hudwell
Charleston
Harman
Gregory
Puget Sound
Navy
Treasury
Bureau
Navy Outlay Totals 12 710 108 For Stations Depots
Navy spending for the fiscal year 1925 amounted to 12 710 105 to improve its standing and depots worldwide. Rear Admiral J E Gregory, chief of the bureau of yards and decks, announced this in the annual report. The prior year outlay was 18 230 192 for the same purpose, with one hundred and eighteen public.
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Washington, D. C
Navy
J. E. Gregory
Morosco Tells Of His Dream Village
Oliver Morosco, in federal court for the Morosco holding company stock fraud case, described a planned dream town near Los Angeles where motion pictures would be made. He testified that his funds, about 2 million dollars, were short when he met Bentel and Levin, who proposed a holding company and received 890 thousand dollars, leaving him financially stripped.
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Stororco
Los Angeles
George FR. Bentél
Benjamin Levin
Morosco Holding Company
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Stone
Mat Valud
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