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U ■ L III Lull I!V U i laK BY 5. P. TMESILLR WLLEfIES IN HOSPITALAmusement Resort Near Las Cruces Is Under Six Inches of Water; Men Work to Prevent FloodFromNear Oscuro When alinesCrashes Into His AutomobileWherjson of Alamogordo, state representa-nty, died shortly before midnight in a0 as the result of his automobile being md Southern Pacific freight train at a north of Oscuro, shortly after 5 o'clock?n.M recover^*-G. Paden, t1 detl him. rical from included aund.«f deeprere bruis-El Paso, Texas, July 2 9.—Heavy rains at Hatch and Rincon, N. M.. have caused the Rio Grandeto overflow its banks at Mesilla diversion dam near Las Cruces and an amusement resort there is under six inches cording to reports reclamation service City Engineer It. will have a crew of 2 00 men at work on the dikes in the southeastern part of the city to guard against the flood which will exceed the largest of last year. Rain here tonight is forecast by the weather bureau.of water, ac-received byofficials here. 1\ AndersonBEST RAIN IN YEARSON TIIE EASTERN SLOPEs taken tocoident bytrain. He the m a -mpletely* *rig from ' to meet *rmation Ipast fewraged inthe state 1 for thean has»rdo for countye enter-*re viousie madePerhaps the Largest Crowd Ever Gathered for a Court Hearing in Los Angeles County AttendsRoswell. N. M.. July 29.—The I best rain in a number of years fell in Roswell and surrounding section last night. Reports from !the entire eastern slope of the state this morning indicate that the rain will he general from the [ mountains west to the Texas line1 on the east and from Clovis to Carlsbad. An inch and a half fed; in Roswell, with heavier rains in! the surrounding section. Rivers on i •his side of the state wore Rowing big heads of water this morning but no damage from any source was reported. Hoads In the mountain districts were ^lightly damaged by high water, but are still passable. Repair crews went out this morning and no delay in travel is expected. This was one of the best rains in years and will be of great benefit to the entire eastern slope.Los Angeles, July 2 9 lt;AP).— The trial here at which three men are charged with having plotted to kidnap the film star, Mary Tick*i;T P\SO WD *11' \Rl 'Z.M \ Y BE IN I NI) V IT IV • »• I wHe was | ford, developed today into a redi*o Nor-letter day for courtroom fans and those who follow the courts onspecial occasions.Outstanding in a session repletewith drama and thrills was theappearance in court of the actress herself to testify ngainst the three defendants, Charles Stephens. Claude Holcomb and Adrian J.cas un- | Wood.Ion un- j The appearance of the star attracted hundreds of persons who l.imined four floors *f the Hall ofRecords in what to most of themirs sgo.lt;) t e r o in theh e wasa as relate leg-re rob* r, i ppolnt*auditor•ovision holding no nth*.ned, heate taxproved tvae 1 r»uiYig4 *OFNE.1924t glimpse of the screen celebrity.other features lt;*f the day w * re the reappance of Louis Geek, themissing star witness; hit Identification, b Douglas Fairbanks, the actor-husband of Mary Pickford, and the lntrodm tion of testimony by the defense to the effect that the (\* fendaiits madetheir “confessions” under th ere ion of physical violence.Las Cruces. N, M.. July 29 —Heavy rains fell again this afternoon from Rincon northward t*tie Elephant Butte dam The riveris reported rising rapidlj at Leas-burg dam at the head of the Me-stlla valley. The flood will prnh-a.jly reach its peak about two o'clock tonight. The Rio Grande is air* tdy high from a cloudbursts on the Rio Cuehillo yesterday*.The road between Elephant Butte dam and Hot Spring? is washed out. The amusement park at Me-silla dam was under water this morning Some of the lower fie] Isin the Me; ilia valley are flooded, but the damage is slight. The lowlands of i;l Paso, Texas, and Juarez. Mexico, are reported to be in•Oding.of men will he ontonight. The floods rains will reachmidnight. Tim at Lea*burg dam» Thursday night.is niffr*r from flI^iirge crewt y c* fi j ]lt; c* s t h ^ffGfll VES t p r l ]h«*re ton ri** now urrivi will reach El 1**»:htcoHOTEL CASHIERPerhaps•It* rir1*11 S' v f i IA V) —c 1 a km wir g•r a g r e * t,v d thattrial in :*d Misshi* ever gathered Lo* Angeles county Pickford upon her arrival at the , u hall f records As she entered awave of excitement went throughIs* - Nr T11 - . | * « IMf. the throng, and though hundred* of them never so much as caught a glimpse of her, they all knew of her arrival. Her entry marked the desertion of the county officers, from the courthouse adjoining to the shcritf » * ffice a blockAID 1 DODDERSplt; rt* t * i dnon* h^♦* be * re-■ m oneSHOT TO BEAT!IilOne of the Holdup Men Is Captured After a TerrificiLinton Wells (left) newspaperman, and Leigh Wad* of the round-the-world flyers, are th** first men t States in a non-s?fromp lt;wheel and engineitomor« *IniaNew York, 3.9miles, in 1cm?trip(right), o the UnitThey we 50 mi nutNew Mexico Construction Company, Phocnix-Tem-pe of Phoenix and Allied Construction Make OffersGeorge Naglich Is FouUnderneath His RoadstWhere It Plunged OffBridge West of Gallup1pro|rit vfor tr «*«■•«\\• 'lafact tnightt f hiWIfare vnti s e d h lt;Alb**- it uiTonvblock paving‘proved by the *«* opened Wed-disclosed the Mexico Con-Pi# • | » E pi i jHI 11 I*n vU JTtulithie Mir-is*\ the typeeraally. The company of Phoenix-i v A v i y• * ■ m 4 m, m * tLx • »Gallup, N. 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Albuquerque Morning Journal
Albuquerque, New Mexico, US
Thu, Jul 30, 1925
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