Gossip of State House Santa Fe Debates Election Code
Democratic Independent Dave Steele failed to spark a joint debate with Judge Reed Holloman and Governor Arthur Hannett on the election code. Labor endorses the code with Hannett, while Republicans Wa tson and Lois Randolph receive Labor backing. US Attorney Wilson sues state officials over irrigation funds, mirroring a prior case. Hannett predicts Democrats carry 21 of 31 counties. GOP wary. A heavy speaker surge and active county conventions signal election near, with Socialists threatening to disrupt.
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Associated Press
Dave Steele
Reed Holloman
Arthur T. Hannett
Oice
C- Wats0n
Lois Randolph
Laborites
United States
Wilson
Rupert F. Asplund
State Tax Payers Association
Hannett
Hannett Et al
Democratic
Socialist Party
Life of Rear Admiral Charles E Clark Remembered in Bradford
Secretary Wilbur reopened navy records in Bradford to trace the life of Rear Admiral Charles E Clark. The dedication of a memorial statue honors the commander under whom the battleship Oregon sailed 15 900 miles in 1898 and played a decisive role in the battle of Santiago.
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Bradford
Navy Department
Wilbur
Charles. Edgar Clark
Oregon
Santiago
Clark
Peonies Planting Time Ad From Roswell Floral Company
Roswell Floral Company urges immediate planting of red white and pink peonies. Advertisement notes varieties and best planting window with emphasis on early spring timing and available stock for gardeners.
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Roswell Floral Company
Phore
Owed to Spring Poem Notes and Local Notices
A collage of verse and community briefs from Roswell, Texas area papers. Includes Florence Hartman Townsend's playful spring poem, social notices for Miss Anna Gordon World President of the W. C. T. U., Cotton Carnival reflections from Ft. Stanton, and assorted society items with visits, bridge club, and church notes.
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Florence Hartman Townsend Rockwell
Texas
Miss Gordon
John Rhea
Anna Gordon
Gordon
Roswell
Ft. Stanton
Charlotte Rice
Emily Gensler
Ft. Stanton Hospital
Ft. Stanton Booth
Armory
Crushed to death under falling logs at mill
Albuquerque dispatch reports John Pilon a 35 year old employee of White Pine Lumber was crushed to death at 8 o'clock this morning at the Bernalillo mill when logs toppled.
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Albuquerque
N. M
John Pilon
White Pine Lumber Company
Bernalillo
Dry Cleaning Service Promises Safe, Polished Garments
Modern dry cleaning process guarantees careful treatment of each item to prevent damage. Prepare a list from your wardrobe and call 482 to schedule pickup. delivery team will collect, then return garments in pristine condition in a few days.
New Books Charge Washington Made for Money in Marriage
New biographies claim George Washington wed Martha Custis for business reasons, while loving Sally Fairfax. Rupert Hughes and W. E. Woodward dispute Washington’s personal life, noting his drinking, wealth, and social finesse amid politics.
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New York
George Washington
Rupert Hughes
Washington
W. E.woodward
Bunk
Martha Custis
Sally Fairfax
Shenandoah
Hughes
Custs
Mary Philipse
Torches
Woodward
Confectioner Dies After Self-Destructive Feast in Love Disappointment
New York report: Giichi Kitazawa, a confectioner, killed himself after a lover’s heartbreak. He consumed large amounts of eggs curry and rice with sake and whiskey at a table where his sweetheart sat nearby, then lost consciousness and died hours later.
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New York
Giichi Kitazawa
Ste
Kitazawa
Radio signs able to skip spaces for naval radio links
San Pedro Calif Oct 18 AP Development of a radio system to prevent enemy interception and usable in commerce was announced by Major Francis B Pierce USMC. Tests show signals can be ricocheted across intervening spaces between sender and receiver. A test off the Southern California coast showed a ship transmitting to a sister ship while the intervening steamer could not receive. Pierce said charts can compute exact distance of a ship and ships can ricochet messages using time of day season and distance with a range finder and power set.
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San Fedro
Calif
Francis B. Pierce
Radio Office
United States Marine Corps
California
United States
Pierce
Western Meet 10 Plan Cooperation in Development and Irrigation
Representatives from 14 western states gathered in Los Angeles awaiting a signal from President Coolidge to open the winning of the west conference on reclamation. Thomas E. Campbell and Gov. Scrugham of Nevada will outline aims while other speakers include Mrs. Julius Kahn Fred T. Colter and Elmer Leatherwood as officials promise messages from Hoover and Work.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Coolidge
Washington
Commerce
Hoover
Secretary of the Interior
Thomas E. Campbell
Arizona
Coverbor A. G. Scrugham
Nevada
Colorado River
Julius Kahn
San Francisco
Congress
Fred T. Colter
Arizona Highline Reclamation Association
Elmer O. Leatherwood
Salt Lake City
Frisco Bandits Rob an Other Man in Citywide Fear
In San Francisco on October 13 two men tied to the so called terror bandits robbed a painter Monroe Moore of 250 dollars while armed guards patrolled streets. A stolen car earlier that day sped toward Petaluma and a similar vehicle moved toward San Francisco before vanishing. Police have few leads as hundreds were arrested and released with only three remaining under suspicion.
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San Francisco
Cal
Monroe Moore
Petalora
San Rafael
Three Earthquakes Registered in Chicago Seismographs
Three distinct shocks were recorded in 24 hours ending 8:30 am at the Weather Bureau seismograph in Chicago. The second shock, from 1:18 pm to 6:30 pm yesterday, was labeled serious and placed about 4,000 miles distant. The first tremor near 8:28 am yesterday lasted until noon at roughly 4,009 miles away, and the final quake from 8:21 pm to 10:40 pm last night was about 4,100 miles distant.
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Chicago
United States Weather Bureau
Stephenson to testify before Indiana grand jury probe
D C Stephenson, jailed former Klan leader and alleged political fixer, arrived in Indianapolis with guards to testify before the Marion county grand jury probing Indiana political corruption and a civil suit tied to a tailoring business. Publisher Thomas Adams said Stephenson could reveal more if given a hearing, while Adams faces Republican party censure over corruption claims.
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Indianapolis
Ind
D. C
Dragon
Stephenson
Thomas H. Adams
Vincennes
Comemercial
Indiana
Adams
Fay
Madge Obeholtzer
John K. Kiplinger
Rushville
Michigan City
State Senate
Dorness Gilliam
Marion County Grand Jury
Thomas Adams
Warl Klenck
Evansville
Court Asher
Muncie
Will H. Remy
Clyde Walb
Borah
Idaho
United States
Watson and Robinson
World Court
Admas
Edwardsport
Knox County
We Do It All in Vulcanizing for Your Tires
We handle all vulcanizing jobs for your tires. Vodrill Tire Company advertises its complete vulcanizing services and invites customers to bring their tire work to be serviced.
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Vodrill Tire Company
Adv
Queen Marie sails to New York on Leviathan
Queen Marie of Romania travels aboard the S S Leviathan bound for New York. She selects American dishes for the voyage and requests ice water or hot tea. Prince Nicholas, teetotaler for three years, accompanies her, while Ileana and Nicholas plan leisure activities. The ship departed Cherbourg at nine p.m. last night.
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S. S
Prince Nicholas
Nicholas
Queen Marie
Ileana
Cherbourg
Jail Mutiny Suppressed After 106 Prisoners Revolt
In Media Pennsylvania 106 prisoners including a dozen women attempted to wreck the Delaware county jail after trusties unlocked cells. Deputies and hastily deputized residents fired, wounding six nonfatally as fires were set. Prisoners blamed reduced food supply by the warden for the outbreak.
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Delaware County
Englishman Defeats French Count in Sword Duel
In Nice France on October 14 AP reports Count Paul de Villers of France fought former British army surgeon Dr Scalisi Jarvis in a sword duel over a foreign exchange dispute. The count was wounded in the ear as the seconds halted the contest. The duel ended without reconciliation.
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Nice
France
Paul de Villers
Scalisi Jarvis
Dellar
Pound
Juan Les Pinz
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