World war debts unsettled. shipping firms urge settlement
Brussels June 22 AP The International Chamber of Commerce congress stressed early war debt settlement shaping world economy Sir Alan G Anderson Bank of England deputy governor warned debt delay blocks maritime trade recovery He cited government owned shipping as partly to blame with Australia losing 11 000 005 pounds US 24 000 000 Canada 6 250 000 France 2 500 000 and war fleets deemed an expensive luxury He warned flag discrimination and overseas commerce limits remain and world tonnage sits idle while freight trade collapses
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Brussels
International Chamber of Commerce
Alan G. Anderson
Bank of England
Australia
United States
Canada
France
Sir Alan
American Stirs W. O. T. U Meet At Tem perance Session
James Cavender, chief of Des Moines laws advocates, interrupts W O T U session in Erindburgh Ireland praising Day Law and prohibition as a great benefit to suffering humanity. British delegates contest his extended remarks and slander concerns about American people spark debate during the meeting.
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James Cavender
Des Moines
Erindburgh
Iretland
Laws
Women’ In Temperance Union
Christ
Sia Piers Sreut
Ter
Artesia Oil Field Extend Cheesman No 1 Well
In Artesia pool the Cheesman No 1 well in section 25 18 28 east of the producing area was plugged back to 2175 feet and shot with 180 quarts. A bridge 190 feet from the bottom allows oil and gas to flow. 100 barrels were bailed in 24 hours. Two crewmen were treated for gas exposure. The development is seen as a major Artesia field advance expected to spur drilling activity.
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Artesia Pool
Artesia
Privaician
Ohio Merchant No 1 Oil Show Near Eddy County
The Ohio Merchant No 1 well in section 1-19-28, located three and a half miles southeast of the producing field in Eddy county, shows oil at 3,920 feet. Operators report the find with strong hopeful signs of production.
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Eddy County
Charlie Mann No 1 Well to Be Shot in 455 Area
Artesia banker Mr Mann announced Monday that a shot of 40 quarts will be given the Charlie Mann No 1 well in section 3 18 37. Twenty feet of all sand have been found between depths 435 and 455 feet.
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Charlie Mann
Mann
Artesia
Drilling Planned on Jemez Structure Gas Well
The Albuquerque geological group of the Gil company will start drilling on the Jemez structure in the Catron grant about 35 miles northwest of Albuquerque once a rig is shipped here. Officials expect a gas strike within 1600 feet and several geologists including Dean Winchester have given favorable reports on the structure.
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Albuquerque Setural Gas and Gil Company
Itegas
Jemez
Catron Grant
Albuquerque
W. Co. Reid
Dean Winchester
Refinery Construction Underway Near Albuquerque
Superintendent Dr Mantfoss of Gilliland company arrives from Roewell to begin refinery work south of the city at stockyards. About 86 workers will be employed. materials and machinery are already on site ready to start.
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Dr. Mantfoss
Gilliland On Company
Albuquerque
Roewell
Oil and Gas Revenues Rise 75 Percent From Last Year
Land commissioner E B Be reports June revenues of 54.38 for 1923 and estimates June 1924 fees between 7 and 66 per cent higher. Revenue for June last year was 45,00e, with the current month nearing 94 percent, showing steady gains.
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Swope
Lease Activity Near Springer Reported
Reported lease activity near Springer suggests new wells will be drilled soon. Industry chatter notes several wells in the area, with roughly 16 miles east of a reference point.
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Springer
Mazda Company Blocks Acreage in Duran Field
A short report notes Mazda Company has blocked or limited access to acreage in the Duran Field. The brief mentions property actions affecting nearby plots and potential shifts in land use, with no additional details on dates or parties.
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Mazda Company
Duran Field
Fragmentary Text With Unclear Details
The readable fragments show scattered words and numbers but no clear event, names, places, or dates. No coherent person or organization can be identified from the available material.
Obscure Local Crime Report From Snowy District
A fragmentary notice from a northern region describes an incident near a waterway and a possible investigation. Names and places are garbled, but authorities reference a case tied to a local organization and a public safety response.
New Mexico Dental Society Seeks By-Law Revisions At Annual Meet
At the eighteenth annual meeting in the Chamber of Commerce rooms Dr. M R Chapin urged amending by laws to require the president and secretary to be residents of the same city and allow the president to appoint the secretary. He urged quick election of delegates to the American Dental Association meeting in 1924 and immediate selection of New Mexico representatives for the ADA clinic.
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The
New Mexico Dental Society
Chamber of Commerce
M. R. Chapin
Gallup
Chapin
American Dental Association
New Mexico
Willis A. Coston
Deaner Institute
Kansas City
Coston
Howard Raper
H. Brown
Tamarisk Inn
State Dental Board
Railway Mail Clerks Plan Picnic Tuesday Albuquerque
The Railway Mail Clerks of Albuquerque will hold a picnic at Alameda Tuesday with clerks and families meeting at McClellan Park at 1 36 in the afternoon. Care will be provided for all who wish to attend the event.
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Albuquerque
Alameda Tureday
McClellan Park
Beall Under Protest Pays State $2738.74, Details Shown
Beall under protest pays the state 2738.74 with related expenditures and receipts listed from 1923 to 1925. The itemized accounts include various counties, publications, legal opinions, and promotional expenses tied to tax sale certificates. The note credits Beall of New York, father of Pyron C. Beall, and links payments to attempted flotation of tax sale certificates.
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Beall
Byron O. Beall
Roswell
Scosse
E. D
Bernalillo County
F.A.B
Chaves County
Charles Stover
Promouon
Martinez Publishing
J. D. Mill
E.D.A
Taos County
Hoxpense
OGY
Expense
Frank Pena
RYMOM
Lee
Roosevelt
Quay
Markham
Sygcom
Oyorotr
St. Louis
F.A
Dona Ana County
St. Louis Ments
St. Lowla
Kane Eas City
Vanes
Mapenee
Bowman Advance
Scssence Bogae
State Tremsurer
New York
Pyron C. Beall
Lochinvar Kidnapped and Forced to Wed Stenographer Avers
A stenographer testifies that Lochinvar was kidnapped and compelled to marry. The report describes a court proceeding with confusing dialogue and references to a man named Lochinvar and implied coercion. Witnesses discuss the incident and related statements with ongoing legal action.
Sanitary Rules urged to improve meat trade practices
The U S Department of Agriculture urged better sanitary practices and elimination of misleading advertising after examining conditions in about 20 cities. It found most cities regulate retail food sanitation but enforcement is weak and named New Orleans Birmingham Oklahoma City Baltimore Washington Chicago and Detroit as lacking. The report calls for better business education, cooperation with health authorities, and consumer education to reduce unwarranted competition and improve meat quality.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture Today
New Orleans
Birmingham
Oklahoma City
Baltimore
Chicago
Detroit
Concumere
Amore
Master Day Committee Chairmen Named For Observance
Local notices list chairmen for Master Day events and committee assignments. Key roles include parade coordination and public display oversight with meetings set at the Chamber of Commerce to plan observance activities and defense day details.
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James Pegtetration
Mom
Peek Petrietie
Setheviend
Sears
Fragmented OCR: ill-formed text note
Sparse readable bits show a jumbled line about a person or item with numbers and percentages but many words are garbled. The readable entities are uncertain and no coherent event or subject emerges for a proper summary.
President Urges Further Tax Cuts to Sustain Government
The President argues for deeper tax cuts and reduced federal spending, urging state responsibility and restraint on new and existing projects. He cites low personnel growth and efficiency gains, noting a $2.19 billion four year saving and stressing economy as the administration’s slogan.
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Lord
Budget Bureau
Adjutant General
Army
Navy Department
United States
Java
Washington Critiques Economy Plan Faces Taxpayer Costs
An AP dispatch from June 22 reports critics of the administration's economy policy answered by President Coolidge. Government spending for the next year is debated before a meeting of officials, with calls to remember costs to taxpayers and to show concrete savings in agency budgets.
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Washington
Cootidge
Goverement Es- Celtegex
Geverreeent
Genere
Forest Service buys twelve Ford trucks for road work
Alamogordo New Mexico June 22 The United States Forest Service has purchased twelve auto tracks from Ford Motor Company of Alamogordo to support road work in the national forests of New Mexico and Arizona. The Alamogordo firm submitted the lowest bid in a competitive sale. Trucks with Anthony amp bodies were delivered by L O Plerso of Ford. Some trucks were sent to Flagstaff Arizona Holtbrook Arizona Albuquerque and one kept in Alamogordo.
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Alamogorde
N. M
United States Forest Service
Hes
Ford Motor Company
National Forests of
New Mexico
Arizona
Wes
Alamogordo Company
L. O. Plerso
Ford Company
Fiegetaf
Ariz
Holtbrook
Arig
Ome
Albuquerque
Alamogor@e
Renew Your Health by Purification Aryphreteianm
Purification method promotes a full body cleanse claiming to erase chronic ailments and restore vitality. A six week regimen of Caletate products is advertised as the key to unlock natural health benefits and overall wellness.
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Natures Foundation
Pertest
Spruce Timber In Southwest Forests At Record Dryness
Earl Loveridge of the district forest office reports spruce timber in the Gila Crook and Coronado forests is at its driest in years. Relative humidity below 32 percent makes forests highly flammable with readings as low as six to seven percent. Loveridge helped combat the Big Dry Creek fire which burned about 3 000 acres in the Gila forest and could be heard roaring for three miles. Todine exists in sea water at two parts per million.
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Earl Loveridge
Gila
Crook
Coronado
Loveridge
Being broke in a strange city isn’t pleasant
A brief Dallas News remark notes that hardship strikes in unfamiliar cities, framing financial strain as a common, disorienting challenge for travelers and residents alike.
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Dallas News
Tucson Pavements Drive National Advertising Push
A fragmented Tucson notice discusses city paving as a selling point in national ads. It notes most Tucson streets are paved and cleaned daily as a health measure, urging readers about the value of paved streets and a better community image.
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Tucson
Turcen
Cannery Messure
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