Rotary Convention Opens in Cleveland With Global Greetings
The 16th annual Rotary convention began in Public Hall Cleveland with 1 200 rotarians and 26 nations represented. Messages from King Victor Emmanuel and Cuba’s Gerardo Machado greeted attendees as Everett W HI delivered the president’s annual address urging conservative, constructive policy for the organization’s work.
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Cleveland
International Rotary
Victor Emmanuel
Italy
Gerardo Machado
Republic of
Cuba
International Organization
Everett W. HI
Oklahoma City
Okla
Thomas J. Davis
Denver, Colo
Debates on China Extraterritorial Rights Stir Washington
Senate committee leader Borah urged withdrawal of extraterritorial rights in China as quickly as feasible in a telegram discussed by cabinet members. Officials noted lack of formal U S position while critics recall Jacob Gould Schurman’s China remarks urging legal reform for a modern system. Demonstrations in Pekin on June 15 were peaceful but underscored demands for ending foreign legal privileges, as China shifts away from pipe smoking toward cigarettes.
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Pekin
Borsh
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
China
United States
Washington
Borah
State Department
Jacob Gould Schurman
Tientsin
Mayer
Seven Wells to Drill Soon Near Roswell District
Report from Roswell indicates seven wells will begin drilling between Roswell and the Caprock about 64 miles east in Chaves and Lea counties. Major companies have been accumulating acreage in the district with extensive drilling anticipated for weeks. Two Lea county locations were opened last week, though public release of their sites has not occurred.
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Roswell
Armstrong Drilling Spuds in Section 13 15 10 Near Ambrosia Lake
The Armstrong Drilling Company spudded in Section 13 15 10 on Tuesday, per a report from Albuquerque. The site lies east of Ambrosia Lake in eastern McKinley County, a location first made by Colonel W A Pierce of Gallup.
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Armstrong Drilling Comppany
Albuquerque
Ambrosia Lake
W. A. Pierce
Gallup
McKinley County
Grant syndicate halts validation at 601 feet in McKinley county
The Grant syndicate finished its validation hole at a depth of 601 feet in Section 4 13 percent McKinley county and shut down due to insufficient depth for a conclusive test.
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Grant Syndicate
McKinley County
California New Mexico syndicate unloads rig at Belen
The California New Mexico syndicate has unloaded a drilling rig at Belen New Mexico ahead of operations on the San Clemente grant in Valencia county. The grant is controlled by the same group drilling the De Chavez No 1 near Calles below 2000 feet. The exact drill location for the California New Mexico well has not been announced.
Thoreau Voting Case Details Ballot Troubles and Bribery
Testimony in a McKinley county Thoreau precinct election case centers on non residence votes and alleged payments for Democratic votes. Witnesses describe white mule distribution in pop bottles and funds funneled to a Democratic group, with Republicans challenging about seventy votes.
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Thoreau
McKinley County
Jose Diaz
Remigio Mirabal
Mirabal
Diaz
Mirabel
Gallup
Holloman
Austin B. Ladd
Unclear Geologic References Mentioned in Fragment
Fragmentary OCR mentions survey ranges West Coast No 1 SWNE Sec 20 29 11 and Gibson No 8 SENW Sec 21 29 11 along with Montezuma well described as fishing for a baiter at roughly 740 feet per week.
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West Coast
Gibson
Montezuma
New Mexico firm halts drilling awaiting walking beam
The New Mexico company drilling about 1 000 feet in Section 33 17 18 San Miguel county paused for several days to obtain a new walking beam. C A Phelps, company president, will assume drilling duties and locate a new tent well after geologist R A Shiflett completes surveying. Shiflett will spend two months in the field while Henry M Dickson and G D Farley of Kentucky arrive to operate the Star 30 rig on the new site.
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New Mexico Company
San Miguel
C. A. Phelps
R. A. Shiflett
Mr. Shiflett
Watrous
Shellabarger
Henry M. Dickson
G. D. Farley
Kentucky
Gas Flow in Gypsy Well Under Control
The Gypsy Oil company well in section 16 32 14 drilled to about 3 500 feet has its gas flow under control and lost tools recovered. The site lies about 22 miles northwest of Farmington.
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Gypsy Oil Company
Farmington
Wichita Men Promote Wildcat in Lea County
Four Wichita men are said to be promoting a wildcat well in Lea County code Lec 83-11-35 about seven miles east of Roswell. The men named are O. E. Foulke Bruce Arbogast C. W. Tilton and Fred Mack Smith.
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Lec
Lea County
Roswell
O. E. Foulke
Bruce Arbogast
C. W. Tilton
Fred Mack Smith
Stewart Spuds In On Section 7 17 28
Sam Stewart, a Wichita man, has spudded in on Section 7 17 28 in Eddy county about three quarters of a mile north of two wells recently brought in by the Ohio company.
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Sam Stewart
Eddy County
Ohio Company
Texas Production Buys 15000 Acres in Pecos Valley
The Texas Production Company purchased 15,000 acres on the Sansimon ranch east of Carlsbad in what is among the largest acreage transactions in the Pecos valley. No drilling activity announcements have been made.
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Pecos Valley
Sansimon Ranch
Carlsbad
Texas Production Company
California Standard Well Near Roswell Breaks Speed Records
The Standard of Callifornia in the Hagerman pasture near Roswell in Sec. 24-10-28 has drilled rapidly in the Pecos valley for two weeks, reaching 1,450 feet. A 20 inch casing has been followed by a 15 inch casing at 1,240 feet as crews run three eight hour shifts and prepare to reach 5,000 feet if required.
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Callifornia
Hagerman
Roswell
Pecos Valley
Lewis Well North of Roswell Shows Oil and Gas
The Lewis well located 17 miles north of Roswell on Panther Hill has several strong oil and gas showings within the last 100 feet. Drilling in brown and gray limestone and shale is described by geologists as a highly favorable indication. The same formation parallels the pattern seen in Pecos valley producers. Drillers and owners express strong optimism about the outlook. Location: Section 24, 23.
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Roswell
Lewis
Panther Hill
Lewis Well
Pecos Valley
Sec
Suspend Drilling on Marland No. 1
Drilling has been suspended temporarily on the Marland No. 1 well at the Bell ranch section 3 13 29 while awaiting an under reamer. A heavy water flow caused difficulty and a section of casing collapsed. The well stands at about 1500 feet.
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Marland No. 1
Bell Ranch
Midwest Refining Buys Large Manning Dome Acreage
Midwest Refining Co acquires a substantial block of land in the Manning dome area in Sec 14 15 17 of Chaves county near Arkansas Gas and Fuel drilling. Geologists have worked in the region for four months, yielding the purchase. The firm also shows strong interest in the nearby Dunken dome where T and Ho and others plan operations.
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Midwest Refining Company
Manning Dome
Chaves County
Arkansas Gas and Fuel Company
Midwest Company
Dunken Dome
Manning
Rainbow Oil Wells Near Pay Sand in Ute Pasture
Rainbow Oil Company drills at 1050 feet in the Ute pasture and nears a pay sand believed to be at about 1200 feet. Officials expect the pay sand to be struck within the next week.
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Rainbow Oil Company
Ute
Wells Expected to Bring In Oil in Bloomfield District
Three wells are expected to be brought in this week in the Bloomfield district. The Montezuma No. 1 and SWNW Bee are among the formations anticipated to come in, signaling activity in the local oil fields.
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Bloomfield
Ohio Company Geologists Advancing Work in San Miguel
Ohio company geologists are currently working on a structure in San Miguel County and expect to finish within three weeks. A location announcement is anticipated after work is completed.
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Ohio Co
San Miguel
Ohio Company
San Miguel County
Action Likely to Recover $300,000 Shortage in Land Office
Santa Fe reports that officials plan to recover more than $300,000 in shortages shown by the land office. The comptroller sent the report to Tom W. Neal, special attorney for the finance board, to pursue collection via lessees, beneficiaries, or bonds of former land officials. The largest item, $161,010.63, covers rental balances on land leased at under 2 percent of appraised value. A $70,088.23 charge relates to grazing rental reductions during Nels Field's administration.
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Santa Fe
Land Office
State Comptroller Today
Tom W. Neal
Las Vegas
Finance Board
Neal
Comptroller’s
Land Commissioners
Nels Field
Tuberculosis Claims 190000 Lives Annually
Tuberculosis kills about 190000 people each year according to a New York Commercial report. The notice highlights the disease’s impact and references a job opportunity for pacifist supporters.
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New York
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Extols Global Roots
An early 20th century advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remarkable remedy for women's ailments. It claims the product blends ginger olive oil and various herbs from many nations and has stood for over fifty years as a proven, popular treatment.
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India
Chile
Italy
England
Japan
Lydia E. Frinkham
Lenine and Europe News and Irwin Profile Piece
Analysis and quotes discuss European security after 1930s unrest, including Germany's fate under Hindenburg and Bolshevik Russia. The piece profiles Mr. Irwin, an American journalist, his career from cub reporter to editor and war correspondent, and mentions Collier’s magazine featuring Mrs. Irwin’s travel material.
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New York
Mr. Irwin
Cub Reporter
Irwin
Irwins
New Mexico
Collier's
Lemon Juice Skin Whitener Advertisement
An advertisement promotes lemon juice mixed with Orchard White to whiten skin. It claims a harmless whitening lotion for face neck arms and hands, with stage beauties using it for a rosy white complexion. The copy notes preparation must be done by readers and claims immediate effectiveness.
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Ady
Fire destroys twenty gas tank cars in Wyoming derailment
Casper Wyoming June 16 AP twenty gasoline filled tank cars of a Chicago Burlington and Quincy freight train were destroyed by fire near Glenda Wyoming causing damage estimated at one hundred thousand dollars. Fifty eight other gasoline and oil filled cars were detached safely. The cars were owned by Union Tank Line company.
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Casper
Wyo
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Glenda
Union Tank Line Company
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