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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1920
Page
2
Denver police killed a bandit after a confrontation that left three officers shot before the suspect was fatally wounded. The incident unfolded during a violent exchange as officers pursued the suspected robber. Further details were not immediately released by authorities.
A violent confrontation in a dark room left one officer dead and several wounded as police attempted to subdue the assailants. Amid the chaos, reinforcements moved in from nearby stations, while witnesses recounted a fierce exchange in the stairwell and hallway. A connections report notes a high tension situation near the West Morty area before authorities declared the scene secure.
A prolonged report details a government push to regulate certain groups described as undesirable, with references to Wood alcohol as a dangerous beverage. It mentions a grand jury appearance, New York agents, and calls for a mediator to resolve Senate disputes over a peace treaty. The piece also notes a nationwide arrest or roundup effort and hints at political maneuvering involving Taft and party senators.
A Washington report details a Senate House conference agreement to grant the Interstate Commerce Commission supreme authority in fixing freight rates. The ICC would issue findings and orders replacing state commissions when they give unfair advantage to a railroad or carrier, centralizing rate decisions at the federal level.
Gen Jom Peesting urged Lincoln Rotary Club to adopt six months to a year of military training for youths as a path to stronger citizenship and moral formation. He claimed such training would boost interest in American institutions, physical vigor, and moral awareness, even if the individual is never called to serve.
A historical editorial cites Elliott urging stronger transport policies to support national growth. The piece links transportation to wartime and postwar goals, mentions imperial diplomacy and League of Nations context, and references related political debates across broad policy lines. It also recounts local crime and city events, including a prison graft inquiry and a port fire incident, tying national and local news in a single digest.
A fragmented report wires a Salt Lake City project proposing a new line from Provo to Craig, with $500000 backing and Gov Sieh Bamberger as president. It notes a marketing program by Mrs Lottix Lee Webanitler to teach families to manage costs, while Chicago merchants form a vigilant alliance amid frequent robberies, installing push-button alarms across stores and homes.
Mrs. Tether M of this city faces theft charges over patent rights valued above $100,000. Her attorneys claim she acted under her husband’s hypnotic influence, citing hypnotism at the district attorney’s office and testimonies from physicians and witnesses. They allege the husband induced trances, prompting her to retrieve drawings while he was away, but deny criminal intent.
Adeline Fields sought a divorce from William F. Viella after ten years of separation marked by a guiding light in her home. Viella vanished years earlier and did not return, prompting her to file in September 1900. Judge Graham granted the divorce.
In Garrett mountain New Jersey two Italian men fought over Frances Genarro 28 a material witness who admits the rivals Salvatore Nobile and Salvatore Guererie agreed to settle with knives. Nobile lay dead on the mountain a day later the other man a fugitive.
Market items show mixed metal prices with bid and offer ranges for tin, steel, and pig iron. Also noted is a 90 120 bonus awarded by Great Western Sugar to Brighton factory workers for best beet sugar campaign. A Mexican Senate bill seeks to abrogate the China immigration treaty amid nationalist unrest in Sonora.
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