Texas launches directed play plan for children
In Daling Texas on June 14 AP reports a campaign for directed play in the state led by the Playground and Recreation Association of America. H H Schueler and Edwald Potter visit Texas cities to adopt and promote organized playgrounds with year round recreation, funded by small municipal taxes and overseen by a recreation engineer.
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Playground and Recreation Association of America
Lone Star State
Daling
Tex
Army of Kids
Texas
H. H. Schueler
Chicago
America
Texas Production Company Buys 16000 Acres Near Carlsbad
In the Artesia oil field, Texas Production Company announced a purchase of 16 000 acres on the Bansimon ranch east of Carlsbad. Mesa Oil Company acquired a 1 5 of the SW 1 4 of section 2 21 30 in an acreage transfer. The Twit Hills anticline lies in the area, a structure W H McNutt recently mapped and Snowden McSweeney plans a test well on.
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Texas Production Company
Bansimon Ranch
Carlsbad
Artesia
Mesa Oil Company
Twit Hills
W. H. McNutt
Snowden-McSweeney
West Coast Company Plans Drill Eight Wells on 40 Acre Tract
The West Coast company is under contract to drill eight wells on a 40 acre tract west of the Coal Creek Well No. unless they strike two dry holes in succession. The first two wells will be offsets to the Coal Creek Oil company. The first well is now being drilled.
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The
West Coast Company
Coal Creek Well No
Northwest
Coal Creek Oil Company
Tools Arriving for McClure's Drilling on 160 Acre Lease
Tools are arriving for drilling on the 160 acre Frank and Walker Mc Clure lease northeast of the Gibson and Bloomfield wells in the Bloomfield district of the San Juan field. Machinery has been hauled into Farmington from Fort Worth by truck during the past week.
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Frank and Walker McClure
Gibson
Bloomfield
San Juan
Farmington
Fort Worth
Diamond Drill En Route To Test Acreage In Arizona
A two inch diamond drill loaded at Miama Arizona is en route to the San Juan field to test acreage held by Leo O White and J W Parr of Phoenix who act as trustees for a major oil company. The first drill will operate from the first to the middle of August.
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Phoenix
Miama
Ariz
San Juan
Leo. O. White
J. W. Parr
Playgrounds To Fight Delinquency In Statewide Movement
Leaders urge modern civic effort to direct children during summer and after school toward physical literacy and constructive recreation. They cite crime costs, juvenile court figures, and rising spending on playgrounds as evidence that government should make healthy play easy to access and hard to avoid.
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Specia
Schueler
United States
F. A. Craven
Waco
McLennan County
B Schueler
Austin
Texan Educational
San Antonio
Two Small City Blazes Reported in South End
Firemen responded to two minor fires Sunday afternoon in the city’s south end. A two story brick building owned by Mrs. Alma Armstrong at 420 South Edith Street suffered $10 damage from a short circuit. A second blaze near Becond Street and Lead Avenue, at a scrap lumber pile, caused no damage and was traced to children playing with matches.
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Alma Armstrong
South Edith Street
Becond Street
Lead Avenue
Company Plans Drill Test Then Expand Field Equipment
A company intends to place a six inch diamond drill in the field for testing. Depending on results, production rigs will be installed. shallow profits may bring lighter machinery, while deeper targets will use standard rigs. The acreage totals about 20 000 acres with government permits and deeded land across Bloomfield Blanco La Plata Dry Mesa and other districts near Farmington. Geologists surveyed the land and found the acreage good.
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Bloomfieldistrict
Blanco District
la Plata
Dry Mesa
San Juan River
Farmington
San Juan
Animas
Denver Firm Plans Drill Campaign South of San Juan
J A Grant manager of the Lyntech Trust company of Denver announces a drilling campaign with a heavy rig on acreage south of the San Juan river and east of Farmington, set to begin about July 1.
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Denver Company
San Juan River
J. A. Grant
Lyntech Trust Company
Denver
Colo
Farmington
Five Wells in Artesia Field Planned This Week
Wells near the sand in the Pecos valley field are slated for drilling this week. Danciger Kaseman No 1 Section 4 18 28 Sandburg Mills No 1 Section 18 28 Los Angeles New Mexico Oil Company No 1 Section 8 18 28 Ohio Oil Company No 1 Section 18 18 28 C J and W No 1 Section 4 18 28. Thirty two producers now connected with the pipe line in the field. New additions last week include V K F Drilling Company No 1 Southwest 1 4 8 West 11 4 Section 17 18 28 Twin Lakes No 4 Southwest 1 4 Section 28 18 28 and Snowden McSweeney No 1 Northwest 1 4 Northwest 1 4 Section 33 18 28.
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Pecos Valley
Danciger-Kaseman
Sandburg & Mills
Los Angeles-New Mexico Oil Company
Ohio Oil Company
C, J. and W
V. K. KF. Drilling Company
Twin Lakes No
Snowden- McSweeney
Beautiful Mountain Drillers Seek Lost Under Reamer
Drillers in the San Juan field after sidetracking a lost tooth on the Beautiful Mountain structure cut the line and pulled all casings when the under reamer stuck. A small cave-in covered the under reamer and crews now plan no recovery of the tool.
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Reamer
San Juan
Rainbow Oil anticipates pay sands this week in Utah field
Rainbow Oil Company drilling on a government lease in the Ute pasture expects to strike pay sand during the week according to San Juan oil field reports. The well depth was about 1030 feet with production likely around 1200 feet.
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Rainbow Oil Company
Ute
San Juan
Apprentices Rally to Beat Santa Fe in slugfest
Albuquerque Apprentices defeated Santa Fe 16 to 12 in a high scoring game. White and Johnson struggled on the mound for Santa Fe while Devine hurled five innings for Albuquerque and earned the win. Rivera collected multiple hits and extended his league record with ten straight games safely reaching base.
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Santa Fe
Albuquerque Apprentices
Saints
McGee
White
Johnson
Devine
Hare
Garrett
Bryce
Andy Rivera
Rivera
Knights of Columbus
Albuquerque
AB. KR
WH. PO. A. E
APTS
Balasar
Ai Sun
Santa de AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Sweines
Aos J
Iver
Wealte Geneh
Peruviens
BOP
Toblé
A. Rivera
Napoleon
Layne
Arnold
James
Teller
Sweeney
J. Rivera
Grant
Meee
Kellogg Statement Sparks Mexico Controversy
Kellogg notes a threat against Mexico and plans to return to his desk tomorrow. He would likely ignore the Calles statement to avoid prolonging public arguments. If the Mexican executive addresses the secretary, Kellogg may respond through official channels.
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Calles
Kellogg
Mexico President Calles Defends Government in Press Statement
In Mexico City on June 14 AP reports a formal statement by President Calles released to the press through Foreign Secretary General Aaron Saenz. The Mexican reply rejects Kellogg’s claim that Mexico is on trial before the world and asserts the United States also faces scrutiny.
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Mexico City
Calles
Aaron Saenz
Frank B. Kellogg
United States
Mexico
Kellogg
Brown Arrested on Liquor Charge in Saturday Roundup
E. P. Brown was arrested late Saturday on possession and sale of intoxicating liquor at 212 1-2 South Second Street. Manuel Chavez was arrested on South First Street for possession of a stolen bicycle. Peter Munoz faced vagrancy charges for not working in thirty days.
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E. P. Brown
South Second Street
Manuel Chavez
South First Street
Peter Munoz
Hit by pitched ball and passed ball mark short game
Ry Johnson of Sweeney was hit by a pitch and Layne scored on a passed ball. A 2:38 game time is recorded with umpiring by Convert and J. Alarid.
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Ry Johnson
Sweeney
Layne
Umphee
J. Alarid
Baseball in America’s early days described by Black Hawk
Springfield Illinois June 14 AP ancient accounts show Native American ball games with 500 to 1000 players per side in the Mississippi valley. Gambling on outcomes was common and skill won tribal distinction. The autobiography notes annual festival games deciding championships drew wide attendance.
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Springfield
America
Isine the Red
Greenland
Daniel Boone
Black Hawk
Ilinois
Mississippi Valley
Medicine men umpire vast tribal contest parallels modern games
A tribal gathering held an appointed meeting ground where medicine men chosen by opposing sides acted as umpires and prayed for impartial administration of rules in a contest that resembled baseball football basketball lacrosse and hockey, with Soap making Lord Leverhulme a multi millionaire.
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