France Denies Ruhr Occupation Move While Allies Plan Silesia Autonomy
France resists unilateral action in Upper Silesia amid entente diplomacy. Briand seeks German border closure and disarmament, with Britain and Italy backing a League of Nations administed autonomous Silesia for reparations period. China signs peace with Germany, and war crimes trials begin in Leipzig. Sinn Fein raiders burn Dublin Custom House as riots flare in Alexandria and Egypt. Senate backs Borah naval disarmament plan ahead of talks with Britain and Japan.
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Upper Silesia
Sinn Feir
Dublin Custom House
Senate
Europe
Briand
France
Ruhr
Lloyd George
Wirth
Germany
Kerfanty
Upper Silesian
Berlin
Chamber of Deputies
Germa
Reichswehr
Poland
London
United States
Supreme Council
England
Paris
League of Nations
Interallsed
Dublin
Irish Times
Sinn Fenners
Great Britain
Ireland
Borah
House
Japan
Harding
Championship feats and censorship shift noted at Hoylake
In Hoylake tournament action an excellent team faced strong competition with Evans Jones Oulmet and others eliminated early though Frederick J Wright of Boston reached the sixth round. Postmaster General Hays ends Burleson censorship as Liberator gains second class mailing, with treasonous publications liable to legal action.
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Hoylake
Liverpool
Evans
Jones
Oulmet
Frederick J. Wright
Boston
Hays
Burleson
Liberator
Four Counties to Be Reimbursed for Railroad Bond Interest
The New Mexico state board of loan commissioners will audit and pay claims from Grant Hidalgo Luna and Santa Fe counties for interest on railroad bonds. Silver City also seeks 188000. Grant county totals 105700 with shared portions for Luna and Hidalgo. Santa Fe claims 88000. Representatives from Silver City and Hidalgo filed the claims.
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Santa Fe
State Board of Loan Commissioners
Grant
Hidalgo
Luna
W. D Murray
Board of Commissioners
Harry 58. Bowman
Chas. A. Strong
Edward L. Safford
Territory
New Mexico
Congress
Silver City
Grant County
Hidalgo Counties
Idalgo County
Hidalgo County
Santa Fe County
William D. Murray
W. B. Walton
Percy Wilson
Frank R. Coons
Alamogordo Road Improvement Talks With New Mexico Commission
A delegation from Otero county and El Paso met the New Mexico highway commission in Santa Fe to discuss a first class highway between Alamogordo and El Paso. The commission will consult the federal bureau of public roads before any federal aid promises. a red line highway will be designated for the Oro Grande to Newman stretch, to be maintained by state forces. Participants included Commissioners Springer Kempenich Hall, Otero officials McKinley Bennett Champion Lee, El Paso representatives Roe McClintock.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Otero County
el Paso
New Mexico Highway Commission
Alamogordo
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
New Mexico
Albuquerque
State Commission
Federal Bureau
Orogrande
Newman
Charles Springer
Eugene Kempenich
H. L. Hall
E. D. McKinley
Board of
James W. Bennett
R. D. Champion
O M. Lee
W. G. Roe
E. B. McClintock
State Highway Commission
Bureau of Federal Roads
Secretary of Agriculture
New Mexic
Colfax County
Colfax
Cimarron
Valencia County
Laguna
McCartyrs
Lea County
Chaves
Texas Line
San Juan County
Aztec
Farmington
Roswell
Dexter
Socorro
Datil Canon
Ocean
Continental Divide
Torrence County
Lucy
Guadalupe
Cheves County
Acnie
Kenna
Union County
Clayton
Quay County
Bernalillo County
Pajarito
Albuquerque-Isleta
Curry County
Clovis
Grady
Wheat Belt
Dona Ana
Anthony
Berino
Los Cruces
Grant County
River City
Santa Rita
Silver City
Mark Twains Boy Hero Appears In Picture Here
Huckleberry Finn is the lead in an elaborate motion picture at the Alamento Theatre for one day Monday next. Lewis Sargent plays Huck with Gordon Griffith as Tom Sawyer and William D. Taylor directing. Paramount Artcraft presents a faithful adaptation of Mark Twain with strong ensemble performances.
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Huckleberry Finn
Mark Twain
Alamento Theatre
Huck
Tom Sawyer
Douglas
Duke
King
Humorist
Huck Finn
Lewis Sargent
Gordon Griffith
William D. Taylor
Huck and Tom
Paramount Artcraft
Samuel Clemens
Air Tight Gambling Law Takes Effect June Fifteenth
New Mexico adopts Senate bill 47 to ban games of chance statewide on June fifteenth. The act imposes penalties on operators owners lessees and players with fines from 25 to 1000 dollars and up to six months jail.
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Oriel Phillips
Colfax
E. M. Brinkley
Lincoln
State of
New Mexico
State of New Mexico
Adventist purchase of Mountainair Sanatorium powers future care
J R Crocker sold Mountainair Sanatorium to the Seventh Day Adventists Society led by J W Hoover. The deal, aimed at expanding capacity with cottages, envisions serving tubercular patients from New Mexico and West Texas regardless of faith while awaiting water supply confirmation.
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Alamogordo
Mountainair
Seventh Day Adventists’ Society
J. R. Crocker
Children’s National Tuberculosis Society
Burmaster
J. W. Hoover
Adventists
New Mexico
West Texas
United States
Battle Creek
Michigan
The
Baptists
Eary
U S Proposes Amity Treaty with Republic of Mexico
Washington June 7. The American government proposed a treaty of amity and commerce with Mexico. The aim is to safeguard American property rights against confiscation and to secure written assurances from Mexico as a whole. Recognition would follow only after such guarantees are in place.
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Washington, D. C
Mexico
State Department
Department
United States
Harding
Harding to Visit El Paso to Aid Southwest Stockmen
Governor Harding of the Federal Reserve Board will tour El Paso San Angelo San Antonio and Dallas on Saturday June 11 to meet stockmen and bankers and assess relief options. He may push changes to stock laws and urges banks to extend liberal credit to agriculture during a unfolding drought and price slump.
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W P. G. Harding
Federal Reserve Board
el Paso
Southwest
Drouth
United States
Gov. Harding
Washington
Texas
San Angelo
San Antonio
Dallas
Guv Harding
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve
Definite turn for better in the business world
The May review from the Federal Reserve Board notes a generally easing demand for funds and a more hopeful outlook in some industries but says there is little prospect of an immediate sharp improvement. Unemployment rises despite spring activity, wages lag behind prices, and wholesale price instability hampers future buying as agriculture suffers from wet cold weather and crop delays.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Plans for 1.5 Million Federal Aid Road Projects in New Mexico
Final estimates and plans by the state highway commission cover more than 1.5 million dollars in federal aid road projects across New Mexico. The package includes multiple counties and long concrete boulevards linking major routes, with funding shared by cities such as Silver City.
One of seven Air Crash Victims to be Buried in Silver City
Silver City New Mexico reports Lieut John M Pennewill son of J W Pennewill of National Oil will be buried in Silver City. He was among seven killed in the Langley Field Langley crash last Saturday evening. Pennewill was a Silver City native educated at New Mexico Normal School and Columbia University.
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Silver City
N. M
John M. Pennewill
Langley Field
Pennewill
J W. Pennewill
National Oil Corporation
Naw Department
Kelly Field
San Antonio
Lieut Pennewill
New Mexico Normal School
Columbia University
United States Air Force
Europe
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Dr. Wirth
Edward W. Pickard
China
Leipzig
Athens
Russia
East
Turkey
Batum
Georgia
Azerbaijan
Alexandria
Egypt
Ramleh
Naval Affairs Committee
Alameda
San Francisco Bay
Navy Yard
Charleston
D. C
President Harding
New York
Hoboken
William Howard Taft
Supreme Court of the United States
Mr. Harding
Mr. Taft
White House
Mountainair Sanitorium
Seventh Day Adventists
U. S
Republic OF Mexico
Remder
Secretary of the Treasury
War Finance Corporation
Treasury
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