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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1920
Page
3
An article notes that the United States will consider recognizing Mexico if it shows an inclination to make good on commitments, signaling cautious approval pending concrete steps. The statement frames potential diplomatic progress as contingent on tangible actions from Mexico.
Weary of regional turmoil and economic strain, the new government of Mexico seeks United States assurances on rights for Americans and a peaceful settlement framework. US officials discuss decrees and international norms, while vigilance against unrest and cross border tensions remains high.
An Ontario man believed dead disclosed he wandered back to his friends after eight years away. He described memories of travel to Detroit and North Pointe before his mind cleared and he recalled the name Pond.
A Washington oriented report notes the National Railway Equity association forming to aid railways and equipment, with bankers shaping policy during convention sessions. It outlines steps toward feasible finance and federal system reforms, and reports on related agricultural and labor policy concerns.
New York officials suspend seven million dollars in public work contracts to pursue a full inquiry into a political scandal. The move signals an intensified effort to uncover truth and ensure accountability. Government and contracting agencies coordinate with investigators to review procedures and prevent further irregularities.
A lengthy inquiry involving Uesip, Mayor Htytate, and Commissioner Hirshfield explores alleged corruption and labor repression tied to school housing contracts. The investigation, led by Samuel Untermyer, examines witnesses and records about supposed trust schemes and bid rigging during a tense public session. Approximately 37,000 people may be affected by the outcomes regarding school builds and plumbing contracts across New York.
Stranded in Whigstaff Arizona amid impassable roads twelve inches of snow slow travel to Phoenix or California and set October snowfall records. Winslow reports ten inches while Ashfork and Prescott areas lie under deep white cover. Port Elizabeth News: Fourteen killed and thirty wounded after clash between natives and troops and police following Masalabate’s arrest. crowd entered a station after failed rescue attempts and police opened fire.
Fall River Massachusetts Maxsasolt Manufacturing Company employees offer to accept about a 20 percent wage cut to avert a threatened shutdown caused by rising manufacturing costs.
Col J F McDougall, longtime Denison resident and Gray county financier, dies at 101. Pioneer settler and prominent north Texas figure, obituary notes his wealth and long service in the region.
A legislative inquiry into alleged bid rigging by contractor associations reveals use of a neutral clearing house and colored cards to route bids and record insurance against mistakes. Untermyer vows to seek evidence of links among master plumbers and associated groups, with several members resigning after word of the probe.
Cork born Sinn Fein leader Maes MacSwiney died amid hunger strike protests. He had been jailed after a sedition conviction and two year sentence. His death follows a career marked by political action and opposition to British rule.
The 17,221-ton British steamship Minnekahda, built in 1917, will be transferred to the American flag. The freighter will be equipped to carry 3,000 third-class passengers and placed in the New York Hamburg trade.
Passengers on a westbound Missouri Pacific train from St Louis awoke at dawn Sunday to a rooster crowing In the berth area near Warrensburg. Reporter Robert Holt, a news vendor, investigated and found a Plymouth Rock rooster perched on the car rod a bizarre roadside prank on the moving train.
Thomas W Grube of West Raston and John Acker of Wiltonborough ride off with a car from Westside Garage owner C Dalley. They and three others in a quintet were jailed in Northampton County for taking the vehicle without permission just for a lurk. The car broke down near Moravian Beretth after about six miles and they returned to town.
A New York infant survived a fall from a fourth story fire escape. The child landed in a cushioned baby carriage held by his mother Mrs Vecchio, who rushed out in panic. The incident followed a dramatic moment as the mother feared the worst while the baby remained unharmed. In Atlanta, seven month old Bea Catherine Lee cut a gold filled molar, described as looking like pure gold though enamel indicated wear.
The Denver late market report shows cattle offerings mostly common with steady to lower prices for steers and mixed quality cows. Hog prices held steady with slight shifts, sheep and lambs mixed with small gains, and grain futures and nutrients listed. The Arizona New Mexico stock inspectors proposal and Clovis NM funding for South Main Street were noted as regional items.
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