Two Killed In Auto Accident Out Las Vegas Mora Road
East Las Vegas New Mexico October 18 two persons were killed and another injured after a touring car driven by Rosario Casado Jose Martinez collided with loose shale eight miles from Las Vegas on the Mora road. The dead include Mrs Eugenio Martinez and Mr Eugenio Martinez wounded. The Martinez child was only lightly hurt. The car rolled three times and wreckage spread across the road. The Nolan ambulance responded and the car was taken to a Las Vegas garage for processing.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Juas Vegas
Mora Road
Eugenio Martinez
Ta Doux
Rosario Casado
Martinez
Nolan Ambulance
Trotsky and followers capitulate to Soviet party rule
Moscow Oct 18 AP Leon Trotsky and followers opposing the central committee capitulated under threat of punishment. The group admitted their stance threatened party unity and pledged to obey congress decisions. Leaders named include Kamenev Zinoviev and Sokolnikov as opponents.
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Moscow
Russia
Leon Trotsky
Communist Party
Trotsky
Theicr
Kamveneff
Platakof
Zinovieff
Sokolnikoff
Evdokimov
Wheat Market Turns Up On Liverpool Freight Rates
Chicago grain traders noted a mainly higher wheat market today with radi cal strength from Liverpool quotes. Export demand for North American wheat remained active, estimated sales at 700000 bushels while U S visible supply fell by 1429000 bushels. Corn advanced modestly, oats and provisions largely steady.
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Chicago
Liverpool
United States
New Orleans Cotton Market Report
New Orleans data shows middling at 12.66 cents with staple premiums unchanged as of October 18 according to AP dispatch from New Orleans Cotton Exchange.
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New Orleans
Western freight rates slated for investigation in west
The Interstate Commerce Commission will begin a full review of all western trunk line class freight rate schedules on January 11 in Omaha. Public input from shippers, carriers, and state railroad officials, plus numerous rate complaints, push for an early revision affecting Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, the Dakotas, and parts of Michigan, Missouri, Colorado, and Wyoming. Grain and related commodities moving at broader rates will be excluded. A preliminary conference with state officials, shippers, and carriers is set for October 28 at the LaSalle hotel in Chicago.
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Washington
Western Trunk Line
Interstate Commerce Commission
Omaha
Neb
Chicago
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Dakotas
Michigan
Missouri
Colorado
Wyoming
LaSalle Hotel
Supreme Court review sought in Doheny case ruling
Washington October 18. The supreme court will be asked to review the district of columbia court of appeals action dismissing the special appeals of Albert B Wall Mary F Sinclair and Edward I Doheny from a decision upholding their conspiracy indictment tied to naval oil reserve leases.
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Washington
Supreme Court
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
Albert B. Wall
F. Sinclair
Fdward I. Doheny
Another American Robbed and Murdered in Mexico
Washington reports an urgent note to the Mexican foreign minister seeks the apprehension and punishment of those responsible for the murder of J. E. Spriggs, Pepper Fruit Co. official. Consul Blocker at Mazatlan noted the killing and robbery of 1500 pesos near Guasave, Sinaloa, at noon Saturday.
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Mexico
Washington, D. C
J. E. Spriggs
The
Pepper Fruit Co
Wall Street stocks show resilience amid mixed trading
Stock prices held firmer than earlier in the session as bears found new weak spots. The lower called money rate from 5 to 4 1/2 percent spurred short coverings and renewed bullish activity in rails and select high grade industrials. Total volume around 1.8 million shares.
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New York
Associated Press
Studebaker
Yellow Truck
Pierce Arrow
General Motos
Hudson
Chrysler
Mack
American Car and Foundry
American Locomotive
Baldwin
Pullman
Westinghouse
U. S. Steel
van Sweringen
U. S
May
Election debate at Santa Fe called off
Santa Fe N M Oct 18 AP the planned debate on the election code between Judge Reed Holloman and Governor Arthur T Hannett was cancelled after J O Seth representing Hannett refused to accept rules granting the chairman power to limit discussion The report Holloman left town was false and Ryan who had been invited to chair reportedly declined the post if such authority was given
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Santa FE
N. M
Reed Holloman
Arthur T. Hannett
J. O. Seth
Hannett
A. B. Renehan
Republican Speakers Bureau
Holloman
R. R. Ryan
Cadets Defeat Wayland 19 to 6 in Muddy Plains game
New Mexico Military Institute football beat Wayland College 19 6 at Plainview Texas on Saturday afternoon in heavy mud. Cadets Porter Johnson and Smiley scored touchdowns, two extra points missed and one added. The team outplayed Wayland in every phase and plans to travel Thursday to Socorro for a clash with the New Mexico School of Mines.
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New Mexico Military Institute
Wayland College
Plainview
Texas
Institute
Porter
Johnson
Smiley
Wayland
Socorro
New Mexico School of Mines
New Mexico Miners
Illinois Defeats Iowa Before Great Homecoming Crowd
Illinois defeats Iowa 13 to 6 before 50 000 fans at Illinois Memorial Stadium in Champaign on homecoming day. The Illini showcased a strong backfield behind the veteran line that protected Red Grange last season, using passing and kicking to secure the win.
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Illinois
Iowa
Champaign
Ill
Red” Grange
Illinois Memorial Stadium
Clever Las Vegas robbery at Fashion Shop
Two suspects were held after a bold early morning break in at the Fashion Shop on Sixth Street Las Vegas New Mexico. About $800 in valuables were reported missing as thieves entered through a broken front door and departed before police arrived. Night watchman Denny Lynch alerted Chief Sena and aided a search after hearing breaking glass and dropped hangers.
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NWO
Las Vegas
N. M
Sixth Street
E. Cletsoway
Denny Lynch
la Casa de Ramona
Normal University
Lynch
Luis Sena
Sena
Marie of Romania Arrives in New York in Rainy Welcome
Queen Marie of Romania and her royal party stepped onto American soil at the Battery amid drizzle and cheering crowds. She granted a brief interview aboard the Leviathan, spoke of peace and the role of women, and expressed enthusiasm to see America’s beauty.
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New York
Marie
Romania
the Battery
Great Square
America
Skylite
Ileana
Prince Nicholas
Heana
Nicholas
Tieana
Macon
Opposit
Governor's Island
1926 Cotton Carnival Ends In Eastern New Mexico
The 1926 Chaves County Cotton Carnival closed at midnight Saturday with record crowds and perfect weather except for a Thursday shower that prompted $500 rain insurance. Agricultural exhibits from eastern New Mexico impressed for quality and variety. Four bands provided music. parades, exhibits, and the auto show drew large crowds. The carnival, rodeo, and merchant displays ran smoothly with notable attendance and orderly crowds.
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Chaves County
New Mexico
Armory
Texas Aggies Smother New Mexico Lytoes 63 to 0
Texas A&M dominated at Kyle Field in wet conditions, routing New Mexico 63 to 0. Aggies juked through lines with straight gains and end runs while the Lobos were overmatched. 16 first downs for A&M to 3 for New Mexico.
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Texas Aggies
NEW Mexico U
College Station
Tex
University of New Mexico Lytoes
Kyle Field
Aggies
University of New Mexico
Aggie
University of N. Mex
Death of Hagerman pastor under coroner jury ruling
A coroner's jury found Rev. J. C. Hughes of Hagerman died from an automobile accident caused by George Matisko, who drove one of the cars between Dexter and Greenfield. Hughes, pastor at Hagerman's First Presbyterian Church, died from head and internal injuries after stopping to fix his car when struck from behind. He leaves a wife and four children.
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J. C. Hughes
Hagerman
St. Mary’s Hospital
Dexter
Greenfield
George Matisko
Sidney Prager
J. C. Martens
W. C. Lawrence
E- J. Williams
E. E. Luke
W- D. Owen
Rev
Hughes
Matisko
First Presbyterian Church
Open Bids On Nine Federal Aid Road Projects Today
Santa Fe New Mexico October 18 AP The opening of bids on nine federal aid projects began this morning by highway department officials in the senate chamber. Bids announced at noon covered three projects and the tabulation of bids will be completed this afternoon. Low bridge bids included $27,568.60 by Joseph Wooton of Raton for Colfax county and $104,780.14 by Lee Moor of El Paso for McKinley county with Salle Construction Company of Gallup the low bidder on San Juan county bridge work at $12,002.50.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Highway Department i
Senate Chamber
Colfax County
Byoseph Wooton
Raton
Lee Moor
el Paso
McKinley County
The
Salle Construction Company
Gallup
San Juan
Salle Co
Tucson Secures Hospital for War Veterans
President Coolidge approves a 100 acre site on Tucson Arizona edge for a modern tuberculosis hospital to serve World War I veterans. The South Sixth Avenue location lies between the Tucson Nogales highway and the main railroad line, with a nationwide delegation including officials and prominent guests attending ceremonies described in the city’s public notices and race plans.
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Washington
Coolidge
Tucson
Ariz
South Sixth Avenue
Tucson-Nogates
Maljamar Fire Destroys Derrick and Equipment in Lea County
A fire at the Maljamar Oil and Gas discovery site in Lea County destroyed the derrick, drilling equipment, and nearly all tools. The blaze started from a heater igniting gas and endangered tanks storing crude, with losses estimated around 12 000 dollars and potential total loss of 4500 barrels of crude if storage is not saved.
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Maljamar Oil & Gas Corporation
Maljamar
Lea County
Artesia
Mallamar Field
Mallamar
Santa Fe Democratic County Convention Today
Santa Fe New Mexico October 18 AP The Democratic county convention at the hall of representatives will be addressed this afternoon by Governor Arthur T Hannett U S Senator A A Jones and Senator Sam Bratopsi when it reconvenes. Charles Fahy temporary chairman spoke this morning as the session opened after 11 oclock No further business was done and the meeting adjourned to reconvene at 2 p m
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Santa Fe
N. M
Hall of Representatives
Arthur T. Hannett
U. S
A. A. Jones
Thiaz
Charles Fahy
Supreme Court rejects Citizens Bank appeal over surety bond
U S Supreme Court declines to review liability of Citizens National Bank of Roswell New Mexico to American Surety Company of New York over failure to express shortages in the Chaves county treasurer Ben C Davisson account. The ruling bars further appeal from the county bond judgment.
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Washington
Citizens National Bank of
Roswell
N. M
American Surety Company ‘of
New York
Ben C. Davisson
Chaves County
New Mexico
Supreme Court
American Surety Company
Women’s Clubs Elect Mrs Ruoff Vice President at Large
Mrs. George Ruoff of Albuquerque was unanimously elected vice president at large of the Federation of New Mexico Women's Clubs at the federation convention in Carlsbad. She fills the vacancy from Mrs. C. F. Monroe’s removal. The event included a luncheon with the chamber of commerce and Rotary as hosts and a dinner honoring club presidents. J. F. Zimmerman of the University of New Mexico spoke on international relations.
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Carlsbad
N.M
George Ruoff
Albuquerque
Federation of New Mexico Women’s Clubs
Federation
Ruoff
C. F. Monroe
State College
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
Ohio wool prices edge up. Texas mohair steady in market update
Bosun Wool reports slight improvement in Ohio wool with sales closed around 45 to 46 cents and bids up to 46 cents for half blood combing. Texas mohair sold at 59.5 to 60 cents as primary market weakness grows, growers showing willingness to sell at 60 cents and under.
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Boston
Ohio
Texas
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