Los Angeles Street Car Strike Escalates Amid Violence
In Los Angeles November 26 AP reports sporadic violence as street cars run on schedule with peak Monday worker and shopper loads. Mayor Shaw calls for arbitration to resolve the strike that has injured 36 in three days. 490 motormen and others reportedly joined the walkout though the company maintains service using reserves. Three men were arrested for rock throwing as violence continued overnight and passengers suffered cuts from broken glass.
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Los Angeles
Frank I. Shaw
Shaw
Los Angeles Railway Company
John Phillips
Everett C. Ritter
Charles L. Roth
Roosevelt
Barrels and murder headline linked to Cincinnati grisly case
Detectives linked a nude man found stuffed in a barrel in Cincinnati to Alvin Brunner a Brooklyn jewelry auctioneer slain in a Columbus area jewelry store rear. Clues included a missing barrel from a local bakery gunshot and a blood spot at the store. The body age estimated 30 to 35.
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Columbus
Cincinnati
Alvin Brunner
Brooklyn
N. Y
Lugene Ebright
Jacob Fischoff
Avondale
Goldie Miller
M. Scott Keaners
Fischoff
Robson pleads not guilty in Robles kidnapping case
Oscar H. Robson, former Tucson dance hall owner, pleads not guilty before U. S. Commissioner Daniel Hurley in Phoenix to extortion note charges tied to the Robles kidnapping of little June. Parents Fernando and Mrs Robles attend along with Mrs Robson as agents prepare to rest the government case on handwriting experts. Defense expects bond reduction by proving absence from the state at the time.
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Ariz
Oscar H. Robson
Tucson
Robles
Daniel Hurley
U. S
Fernando Robles
Little June
Robson
Department of Justice
Clifton Mathews
C. A. Appel
S. T. Pickering
Tingley names committees to form program
Governor-elect Clyde Tingley added A W Cameron of Cameron New Mexico to the legal legislative board's sub committee on live stock and agriculture. The sub committee is one of 15 named to serve as fact finding units on problems to be worked into the new governor's legislative program. Cameron had criticized the omission of a farmer on the advisory board and was placed on the livestock needs sub committee.
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Albuquerque
Clyde Tingley
A. W. Cameron
Cameron
N. M
New Mexico Farm Holiday Association
Legal Legislative Board
Tingley
Short Session of Congress Planned at Warm Springs
President Roosevelt met with Senate leaders Robinson and Harrison to map a brief session focused on social security and budget limits. He signaled opposition to a two billion dollar soldier bonus and urged revenue measures to fund new programs while keeping temporary taxes in place. Edsel Ford and Rexford Tugwell also visited the White House cottage during the weekend conference.
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Roosevelt
Robinson
Arkansas
Harrison
Mississippi
Boris Roosevelt
Senate
House
Edsel Ford
Detroit
White House
Rexford Guy Tugwell
Roswell Chamber of Commerce celebrates sixteen years
The Roswell Chamber of Commerce marks its sixteenth anniversary today tracing back to the November 26, 1918 founding by charter members led by Cc R McNally W C Lawrence Ed J Williams George B Jewett J H Mullis D W Lowe C C Cagle Fred Lee and Austin Porter. The first budget planned for 18500 but actual income reached 14199 50 with 228 directors approved at the January meeting.
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Roswell Chamber of Commerce
Cc. R. McNally
W. C. Lawrence
Ed J. Williams
George B. Jewett
Claude Simpson
J. H. Mullis
D. W. Lowe
C. C. Cagle
Fred Lee
Austin Porter
Turner Investment Company
Chamber of Commerce
Obituary: Finis A. Herring Dies at 38 in Roswell
Finis A. Herring aged thirty eight died Saturday night at 604 North Missouri Avenue after illness. A Roswell resident since 1921 he served in the late war and worked for Northern Paper Company and Public Service Company. Survived by daughter Betty Jean mother Cora Herring sister Mrs M C Martin and two brothers Ralph and Edwin Herring. Funeral at Talmage Memorial Chapel conducted by Rev LeRoy Thompson with church choir. interment South Park.
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Finis A. Herring
Missouri Avenue
Roswell
Public Service Company
Herring
Presbyterian Church
American Legion
Betty Jean
Cora Herring
M. C. Martin
Ralph
Edwin Herring
Talmage Memorial Chapel
LeRoy Thompson
Lake J. Frazier
Arthur Stevens
R. A. Daken
Cc. H. Glover
Otis Brenneman
Elmer Rieman
South Park
Talrhage Mortuary
Power 60.5 Will Fight Federal Plan
New York November 26 AP The electric power industry declares war on the administration's plan charging a barrage of attack by federal agencies. Edison Electric Institute represents 80 percent of power interests and authorizes executives to pursue any steps to test constitutional limits on using public funds to undermine private capital investments. Tennessee Valley Authority chief Lillienthal accuses a few New York City controllers of revealing a direct conflict between electricity users and those who have long controlled it.
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Edison Electric Institute
Thomas N. McCarter
Institute
Public Service Corporation of New Jersey
Newton D. Baker
Cleveland
James M. Beck
Philadelphia
David E. Lillienthal
Tennessee Valley Authority
Cutting's Lead Edges Up to 1304 Votes in New Certificates
Santa Fe November 26 AP Official election certificates from two more counties raise total received by the Secretary of State to 23 but do not alter AP figures. U S Sen Bronson Cutting holds a 1304 vote edge over Democrat Dennis Chavez after a 76247 to 74945 tally. Remaining counties include Bernalillo Colfax Guadalupe McKinley Mora Quay Sandoval and Santa Fe with Sandoval received but unopened. Bernalillo county certificates expected today.
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Santa Fe
Secretary of State
Associated Press Election Bureau
U.S
Bronson Cutting
Dennis Chavez
Chavez
Insull and 16 Acquitted of Fraud Charges
Samuel Insull and 16 codefendants won a dramatic acquittal on $100 million mail fraud charges. Insull declared vindication and signaled readiness for lingering trials. State embezzlement charges against his brother, Martin, and others were set for December proceedings in Chicago.
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Insull
United States
Dwight H. Green
Homer Cummings
la Salle Street
Middle West
Utilities Company
Martin Insull
Canada
Clue Found on Identities of Three Dead Girls
Harrisburg bus driver Paul White says the three girls found dead on a mountain road likely traveled with a woman from New York to Harrisburg last Wednesday. He identified a suitcase and the youngest girl as "Jennie" and noted the group included girls aged about seven, eleven, and sixteen. Authorities suspect they were sisters.
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Duncanville
Altoona
Paul White
Harrisburg
New York
White
Harry E. McElroy
Pennsylvania State Police
George R. Moffitt
New Fingland
Jennie
Boston
Japan seeks full naval equality in talks with Davis
Ambassador Matsudaira reiterated Japan’s demand for equality with Britain and the United States in naval power and denied reports that equality would apply only to America. He declined to specify when Japan might denounce the Washington treaty. Naval and diplomatic circles monitor potential Anglo American agreement or a new naval limitation treaty.
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London
Japan
Tsuneo Matsudaira
Norman H._. Davis
Washington
Matsudaira
Great Britain
United States
America
Naval
Manila Shaken By Earthquake This Night
An earthquake lasting 36 minutes jolted Manila causing widespread damage to bamboo shanties in the slums and some downtown structures. Police reported no injuries. Power lines and building facades were damaged as residents panicked in San Miguel Bulacan where worshipers carried a patron saint image to a chapel.
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Manila
San Miguel
Bulean
Message to taxpayers from county treasurer
Mrs. Harold Crosby county treasurer asks taxpayers to pay 1924 taxes in full before December 1 to receive 6 percent interest on the first quarter payment of delinquent taxes. If not paid, the old interest rate applies.
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Harold FE. Crosby
The
Record
Crile Named to State Water Conservation Panel
Dr. Austin D. Crile has been named on the state committee on water conservation by governor elect Clyde Tingley. He will leave for Santa Fe tomorrow morning to attend a meeting of this committee, and Mrs. Crile will accompany him.
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Austin D. Crile
Clyde Tingley
Santa Fe
Crile
Bill Jewett Hurt In Auto Accident Near Roswell
Bill Jewett suffered a severe leg fracture from a highway bridge crash north of Roswell on a Saturday night. He and three others were in a Dodge sedan. Jewett remains at St Marys hospital with a broken leg while Sue Morley sprained an ankle and toe, and cousin Eton Whitesoes was bruised. Chester Hunter was uninjured.
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Bill Jewett
Berrendo River
Roswell
St. Mary's Hospital
Sue Morley
Eton Whites _ oes
Chester Hunter
Mason York Pleads Guilty in District Court
Mason York pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated in district court before Judge James B. McGhee this morning, receiving four months in jail with 68 days suspended. The trial of C. G. Boleson for buying receiving and concealing stolen property was ongoing. The civil jury trials are scheduled from tomorrow through December 3, with others awaiting sentencing.
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James B. McGhee
C. G. Boleson
C. G. Bole
District Court
Chaves
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