Oil Lease Auction At Hogback Nets 883000 In Navajo Field
About three hundred officials and industry men attended the Hogback lease sale at Santa Fe. Col. E Walters auctioned nine tracts on Navajo land under Burke and Hagerman supervision. Leases totaled 21 490 acres sold for 883 000 with buyers including Neill B Field Metropolitan Oil J C Bailey and A K H Carlton among names.
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Santa Fe
Federal Building
H. J. Hagerman
Col. E. Walters
Cotone
Walter
Spencer
Producers & Refining ON Company
Tacito
Burke
Department of the Interior
A. B. Renehen
Guy Hooper
Lovington
New Mexico
Renehan
State Land Office
San Juan
Chavez
Land Office
Midwest Oil and Refining Company
Neill B. Field
Albuquerque
Metropolitan Oil Company
S. €. Munoz
New York
New Mexico Central Railroad
Franklyn A. Wagner
W. R. de Hart
Aztec
Denver
Bailey
A. KH. Carlton
Holly Oil Company
Munoz
Mr. Munoz
Probers Hear How School Bus Carried Children to Their Death
The coroner's verdict awaits the taxi bus driver testimony after a fatal crash at Rootstown trade crossing near Ravenna. State inspectors may label the crossing dangerous and urge elimination. the bus struck by a fast Pennsylvania train on its way to a central school. Three siblings died in one family and a mother watched four children approach the bus, with one later found dead and others injured.
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Rootstown Trade Crossing
Ravenna
Public Utilities Commission
Pennsylvania
Rootstown Crossing
F. G. McCaslin
R. B
J. Ti. Burke
State Public Utilities Commission
R. D. Worden
Inset
Margaret Herrick
Dressing Room Drama After Yankee Victory
In New York October 13 Associated Press describes the Yankee clubhouse celebration after the victory with Miller Huggins and Babe Ruth amid hugs and cheers. Giants players react in the dressing room as Arthur Nehr, John McGraw and others confront the loss.
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New York
Associated Press
Yankees
Miller
Sid Man Dugan
Joe
Babe Ruth
Aaron Ward
Sam Jones
Bob Menusel
Eddie Bennett
Waliie Schang
Giants
Arthur Neah
Ward
John Methaw
Nad
McGraw
Moe
John
Huggins
Oil Lease Auction Attracts Fifty Representatives
Special to the Journal Santa Fe Oct V , about fifty representatives of oil companies and independent bidders attended the auction sale of Navajo oil leases. U S Commissioner to the Navajos H J Hagerman was in general charge of the event.
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Santa Fe
UU. S
H. J. Hagerman
Weather forecast for Denver and New Mexico regions
Denver weather bulletin notes rain in north and east New Mexico on Tuesday and likely Wednesday with warmer Tuesday. South Arigona area mostly fair with unsettled north Tuesday and likely Wednesday. Temperature expect changes and possible rain or northeast portion met.
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Denver
New Mexico
Weather Record Summary from University Observations
Conditions for the twenty four hour period ended 6 p m yesterday show high temperature 64 degrees with partly cloudy sky. Humidity reached 82 percent and there was some precipitation. Wind velocity and other details are limited in the readable text.
WARDEN FREED LEEDS TO RELEASE OF CATTLE HERDER
American cattle herders linked to the War Finance Corporation in Chihuahua Mexico are revealed as Warden freed and John Wootten still jailed. Investigators report 9000 grown cattle and 6960 calves with low upkeep costs, and plan to ship 4000 head to New Mexico while keeping the rest in Mexico.
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Guy Warden
War Finance Corporation
Mexico
Holly Herring
Chhuahua
United States
John Wootten
Herring
Casas Grandes
Chihuahua
R Enriques
H. V. Watson
New Mexico Loan Agency
Watifanhece Corporation
Jh. Bigelow
New Mexico Agricultersl and Livestock Loan Company
New Mexico
Uerring
Wootten
Atte
W. T. Denixon
Lee Kalawin
Will Ed. Harrie
Fresnal and
Corralitos
Watson
Mr. Watson
Messrs. Watson
Bigelow
Lloyd George Visits Minneapolis This Week
David Lloyd George, Great Britain's wartime premier, arrives in Minneapolis to a warm welcome from Gov. J A O Preus and local officials. He receives an ovation as crowds line the station platform while Rev S E Prythered greets him in Welsh before the party tours the city.
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Minneapolis
Minn
David Lloyd George
Great Britain
America
J. A. O. Preus
St. Paul
Lloyd George
S. EE. Prythered
Preus
Lleyd George
Six Burned to Death in Brooklyn Fire
Fire swept a three story frame dwelling in Bensonhurst Brooklyn killing six people. The blaze erupted today and residents were unable to escape. Fire crews battled the flames but the victims could not be saved. The incident is under investigation by local authorities.
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New York
Bensonhurst
Brooklyn
Texas Rancher's Son Is Shot and Killed
Amarillo Texas Oct 15 John Wallace son of a Canyon rancher was shot and killed at the home of H A Long where he boarded Seven pistol shots struck him Long accused Wallace of breaking up his home Wallace was shot in the presence of Longs wife and their two small children
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Amarillo
Texas
John Wallace
Canyon
H. A. Long
Long
Wallace
Tong
Resignation Sought of W. M. Atkinson by Commissioner Baca
In 1923 Santa Fe public lands office, Assistant Land Commissioner W. M. Atkinson faced a demanded resignation from Commissioner Justinian Baca. The notice instructed immediate turnover of records and correspondence and set a deadline of 4 p.m. on October 13, 1923.
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Baca
W. M. Atkinson
Atkinson
State Land Office
Land Office
Morning Journal
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Justinian
Writ Denied in Habeas Corpus Bid for Esther Lee Fulton
The superior court refused Esther Lee Fulton’s writ of habeas corpus as Phoenix authorities seek her return to Arizona over an alleged murder of wealthy rancher John G. Knight. The case centers on interstate custody and criminal accusation.
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Los Angeles
Superior Court
Esther Lee Fulton
Phoenix
Aviz
John G. Knight
World Series Receipts Break Record in 1923 Final
The 1923 World Series drew 301,430 attendees across six games, with total receipts of 1,063,815. Attendance and money set new marks, with Yankees to receive about 6,530 each and Giants about 4,965 from the players pool.
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New York
Associated Press
Giants
Yankees
Advisory Council
Advisory Councils
Cold Weather Hits Artesia Area with Rain and Freeze Watch
artesia new mexico october fifteenth section of pecos valley sees cold spell after several days of rain and sleet. temperature reached 56 at noon saturday as forecasts call for a heavy freeze overnight. crops are growing and roads remain flooded from several inches of rain.
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Artesia
N. M
Pecos Valley
Umpires Call for Higher World Series Pay
Umpires who worked the World Series petitioned Judge Sandia for a raise, arguing their pay of 2000 dollars each should reflect the large attendance. A question about whether umpires are as important as players prompted a brief exchange. the judge declined to grant more.
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New York
Judge Sandia
Strong Hand On Helm Needed At Legion Meet
San Francisco hosts the fifth annual American Legion convention with delegates from every state. Committees shape resolutions and policies for the 1924 meeting as leaders warn that a strong helm is needed to steer the organization through four days of debate including a push to drop the phrase 100 per cent Americanism from the preamble.
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San Francisco
American Legion
Peranent
American Legion Auxiliary Convention
Legion
Youthful Stribling Fights Ten Round Bout In Detroit
The 19 year old Georgia schoolboy billed as the light heavyweight title hopeful met Tommy Burns of Detroit in a tame ten round contest in Detroit. Most ringside reporters favored Stribling for the decision despite the dull match.
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Detroit
Mich
Stribling
Ight
Tommy Burns
Contract 3 Set for New Quickel Garage
After bids from firms in Colorado and Texas, Anderson Construction Co. of El Paso won the contract for a new Quickel garage at Central avenue and Sixth street for 53 660.00. The building will be a modern Ford and Lincoln facility with a basement and two stories, featuring a large sales room, service station, and upstairs repair shop with paint and upholstery departments.
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Irms
Colorado
Texas
Quicker
Central Avenue
Sixth Street
Andérson Construction Company
el Paso
Trost & Trost
Architecta
Cortez
Quickel
M. P. Sawtelle
Albuquerque
R. L. McKee Co
Ramey Bros
Anderson Construction Co
Ford and Lincoln
Tme
The
Morning Journal
Ford
Santa Fe Trail
Mr. Quickel
Semalillo
Sandoval
Belen
Yankees Win Sixth World Series Title Over Giants in Dramatic Rally
New York Yankees beat the New York Giants 5 0 in the eighth inning rally at the Polo Grounds to clinch the World Series. Babe Ruth failed with bases loaded in the eighth before Bob Meusel delivered the key blows.
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New York
Associated Press
New York Giants
Yankees
Yankee Stadium
Polo Grounds
Giants
McGraw
Arthur Nehl
Frank Fried
Sudeé Denness
John McGraw
Ruth
Idole
Babe K Ruthe
Bob Meusel
Yankee
Nehf
Oklahoma Flood Ravages Western Central and Southern Oklahoma
Western central and southern Oklahoma endure one of the worst floods in state history as rivers rise after days of rain. Families flee, bridges and homes are swept away, and millions of dollars in damage are reported while cities brace for higher water on the North Canadian. Officials say dams remain intact and water supplies will be preserved as National Guard units help with relief.
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Parts
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Okla
Associated Press
Cimarron
Washita
North Fork
Wichita Falls
Camargo
South Canadian
Carton
J. P. Slaughter
United States Weather Bureau
Canton
Warrett KE. Moore
Woodward Not I
KR. O. Renfrew
Woodward
Joe Bh. Pope
Woodward Chamber of Commerce
J. €. Walton
B. i. Markham
Oklahoma National Guard
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A. WN. Walters
Skedee
U.S. Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Charlies H. Burke
Ohio Oil and Gas Company
Gulf Oil Company
Gypsy Oil Company
Midwest Company
H. J. Bretschneider
Midwest
George B. Jenkinson
Miller Hugging
Mea JG Wit UL Man Dugan
Paca
Taca
Ae Atkinson
Felows
Tame
Anderson Construction Company of
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