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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1920
Page
3
Disjointed dispatches report German air superiority and potential shifts in diplomacy. Officials warn of coercive treaty actions as Allied powers debate financial stability, with notices of military movements and political maneuvers across Europe.
The article reports President Wise accepting Veer Neeepayen's resignation as secretary of state while liaisons in the cabinet argue over presidential powers. Mr Lansing disputes Cabinet actions and explains political maneuvers during the week following Wilson's departure. the dispute centers on constitutional authority and executive branch control.
Four farmers organizations join in a protest urging action as the Grange declares no set of men has right to destroy property. The piece notes a conference with representatives of farming groups and calls for unity, outlining potential strikes and demands to safeguard farm welfare and supply chains.
Twenty nine heavily armed terrorists are captured during a raid at Paterson as authorities announce the success in neutralizing a planned mass attack. Local and federal law enforcement led the operation, with weapons and explosives recovered. No injuries reported.
Federal agents raided multiple locations in a sweeping roundup targeting anarchist and communist suspects. The operation seized presses, confiscated literature, and led to the arrest of several individuals linked to the Vendian and Bakunin line of thought, with ongoing investigations across major eastern cities.
In December Gaby Destys suffered an infection linked to an illness. Relatives were summoned as doctors warned of a critical condition. The case drew attention after a former Portuguese king showed affection for her, fueling speculation about the infection’s source.
Clarence A Vale Jace, alias Wallace, sought for an $8,000 Maryland reward and recent bank escape, was cornered by clerk Katherine Higgins at a Santa Barbara post office window. Detectives Marquette and Lavery arrived. he resisted, was shot in the chest, and captured as a young soldier halted the posse.
Renfrew residents faced persistent poker playing despite bans as complaints rose about husbands losing money. A detective investigated, with officials debating legal action only if wagers were directly tied to organizers taking a rake. Council discussion continues with brief notes on Ontario gambling practices.
In Jersey City a court ruled which claimant is Werner Dicken’s legal widow. Mrs Anim Soleo Dunken argues the marriage to Dicken in 1901 at Passaic, while Mrs Mine Kaiser Dunken, who proved a ceremonial marriage, asserts hers. The judge found Dicken lived with the first wife for nearly two years before deserting her for others, affecting the estate of about 150 dollars to be shared with his children.
A 14 year old, William Nee, accidentally discharged a rifle at a Christmas gathering, killing his sister’s father. The incident occurred as the weapon discharged during a family event attended by Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Neste and other relatives. Police are investigating the accidental shooting and its circumstances.
Justice Seeger signed an order granting Leite TL. Borden, son of Mire ’Theres’ Borden, $90,000 a year for maintenance from his mother's estate. His property is worth about $2,000,000. This is a $5,000 yearly increase over the prior allowance. The petitioner argued the previous $25,000 did not cover dues and prompted resignations from several positions.
A fragmented report outlines Allied positions on German reparations and the Leipsic court case, asserting their option to pursue or abstain in proceedings while stressing joint responsibility. A second item notes Armenian massacres reportedly widening under Kardist forces and Imperial reactions in Washington amid gossip about a secretary of state’s successor.
Mexico City reports President Carranza declares in a radio interview that he will refuse to turn over power to his successor and will meet the Mexican people after he leaves office. He says Congress would designate the proper successor once elections are held and reiterates his warnings against any attacks on the government.
Edward Mertwick offers the Rockefeller Foundation and the University of California $5,000 for a cure for influence. Mayor W F Toomer is the recipient. Rebersom who shot Porter M Brindley, Alabama legislator, was captured at Parkville and taken to Decatur for safekeeping.
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