May Day Program At Central School Sees Student Exhibition
On Friday at 2 30 p m Central school grounds host a spring exhibition of physical training for grammar grades under Miss McIntosh supervision. Students from North Hell East Side Washington Avenue Central Chihuahua on Missouri Avenue participate. White dresses for girls and white shirts for boys are requested. The program includes music by Miss Poirson and the Central school orchestra with dances and drills from first to eighth grade. Sea avenue will be roped off for participants and teachers.
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McIntosh
Sea Avenue
3Rd
4Th
North Hell
East Side
Washington Avenue
Central
Chihuahua
Missouri Avenue
Poirson
Central School
National Exploration Hauls Casing at Orchard Park Well
National Hauling Casing reports continued drilling progress at the Orchard Park well. Texas geologists, visiting the site, pronounced indications as most favorable. Frank McDaniels of Dallas arrived from El Paso to handle business in the city for several days.
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National
National Exploration Company
Orchard Park
Asterday
Texas
Dallas
Frank McDaniels
el Paso
8. C. Lucas
Carlsbad
Committee of Forty-Eight plans Chicago convention to launch new party
In Chicago on April 27 a national convention is set for July 10 to 13 to form a new political party to contest the November election. The group accuses Republicans and Democrats of serving big interests and monopoly money, noting the party will decide if a presidential candidate is run though it will target congressional races.
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Chicago
Obregon Rebels Capture Towns in Tamaulipas
Washington reports the Obregon rebels have seized the towns of Mier and Guerrero in Tamaulipas and two federal military trains near Mexico City. The Mexican embassy claims Carranza’s control remains unshaken though absent consuladvice. Americans seeking to leave Mazatlan are advised to take the Senator steamer due at San Pedro, California tomorrow.
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Washington
Obregon
Mier
Guerrero
Tamaulipas
Mexico City
Carranza
Mazatlan
San Pedro
Calif
Stave Department
First Returns Against Wood From Carver Town
Boston April 27 The first returns from the Massachusetts presidential primary report a slight plurality against the delegates pledged for Gen Leonard Wood from the town of Carver Removal Will move my office to 109 W Fourth street April 30 1920 where I hope to welcome all my friends and patrons David L Geyer
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Boston
Massachusets
Carver
Leonard Wood
Fourth Street
David L. Geyer
Post Charged With Blocking Deportations
Washington April 27 An investigation into possible impeachment or dismissal of Louis Post assistant secretary of labor charged with blocking deportations has begun by the house rules committee Rep Hock of Kansas says hundreds of radical deportation orders were cancelled and Post released scores before hearings He blasted Secretary Wilson for letting Post keep his decisions and warned of a widespread effort to Russianize the country and overthrow the government by violence The debate touched on Post cancelling deportation warrants and admitting Soviet Ambassador Martens with Post defending bureau authority issues
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Washington
Louis Post
House Rules Committee
Representative Hock
Kansas
Post
Wilson
Johnson
Hock
Important Meeting Tonight at Chamber of Commerce
Committee of entertainment and arrangements for the state convention to be held June 3 will meet tonight at the Chamber of Commerce rooms. Judge G A Richardson, chairman, urges full attendance for the big task ahead. Also notices promote Beggs Six car at Quick Service Garage for 1750 dollars, and report Judge Charles Brice and stenographer Henry Puckett traveling to Carlsbad for a special Eddy county district court term. Alamio Hotel Roswell opens with reasonable rates at 31134 North Main.
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Chamber of Commerce
G. A. Richardson
Brice
Carlsbad
Charles Brice
Henry Puckett
Eddy County District Court
Primary voters open in New Jersey for president delegates
Trenton April 27 polls opened at 12 30 pm for the republican and democratic primaries with voters selecting their presidential preference and delegates to the national convention. Governor Edwards faces no opposition for the democratic endorsement while Gen Wood battles Senator Johnson for influence and delegates in the eastern state.
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Trenton
Edwards
Gen
Wood
Johnson
Bolsheviks Open Spring Offensive in Siberia New Drive
TOKIO JAPAN April 27 The Bolsheviks launched their spring offensive with attacks on Khabarovsk in Siberia and bombed the railroad north of Nikolsk.
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Tokio
Japan
Bosheviks
Khabarovsk
Siberia
Nikolsk
Speaker Stirs Roswell with Serbian War Lecture
At the Armory Col. Cressy of the Royal Serbian Army spoke for over an hour and a half on conditions in war torn Serbia. The audience included Roswell residents who adopted Serbian orphans and offered to bring them to the United States. Cressy then departed for Albuquerque to continue his appeals for the Serbian people.
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Herrers
Armory
Roswell
Col. Cressy
Royal Serbian Army
Serbia
Colonel Cressy
Albuquerque
Bald soldiers to receive pensions for shell shock
The Ministry of Pensions approved a twenty percent disability pension for soldiers made permanently bald by shell shock or neurasthenia. Separately, a West London residential hotel was sold by its guests who formed a company, slashing charges by half to run the establishment as non profit owners and asking why they did not act sooner.
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London
Ministry of Pensions
Eliott Arrives in El Paso for Business Visit
W. C. Eliott reached El Paso by automobile overnight returning from his home to attend local business.
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el Paso
W. C. Eliott
Anni Boss Democratic Ticket in Roswell Precincts
A political notice urges unity within the Democratic Party in Chaves County Roswell precincts. It opposes factional boss control and lists county central committee members and delegates for precincts 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 with names and designations for the Democratic County Convention and Central Committee.
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Anni
Democratic
Roswell
Dan H. W'Smot
J. E. Zumwalt
East Grand Plains
Central Committee
E. R. Duvall
C. M. Hester
Albert Hobson
Dexter
C. N. Moore
Roger Durand
M. H. Elford
J. F. Sturman
Elkins
Democratic County Central Committee
A. B. Miller
Dooley
Japan election set for May 10 amid unrest and tax fight
Tokyo reports growing opposition to the Hara government over proposed tax hikes to fund navy and army budgets. Business leaders, chambers and insurers form a tax invasion group to counter the rise, while workers stage go slow strikes and possible demonstrations echo 1918 rice riots. The Jiji notes universal suffrage fears and warns campaigns may provoke disturbances, urging restraint on all sides. Nearby, Roswell residents glimpse cheaper clothing in Dallas, and Frank Avis arrives from Oregon for business in the city.
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Tokio
Japan
Department of Justice
Jiji
Tokyo
Navy recruiting ad teases free benefits and careers
Mrs. B. C. Lucas visits Roswell to handle business and see friends as a Navy recruiting message markets the Navy’s advantages. The ad highlights free meals education housing clothing and medical care, and invites readers to join as gunner machinist boatswain or ensign under Rear Admiral Southerland.
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Navy
Southerland
Pacti
The
Fedgrel
Roswell
N. M
Carranza Division Formed for Offensive in Mexico
EL FASO April 27. The formation of a complete division of Carranzista troops at Guadalajara to start a land and sea offensive against Sonora Sinaloa rebels before the rainy season has been undertaken by General Dieguez. Eight bombing airplanes have arrived at Guadalajara. General Rafael Buelna, formerly federal commander on the West coast, is given command of a brigade under Dieguez. Martial law has been declared in Pachucha Hidalgo state after a rebel plot discovery.
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EL Faso
Guadalajara
Dieguaz
Rafael Buelna
Dieguez
Pachucha
Hidalgo
New Plan For Sugar Price Curbing Drafted
Washington April 27 A new plan to curb sugar speculation is being drafted by Department of Justice attorneys and several congressmen and will be submitted to Congress this week.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Congress
Sahara soul stirring drama at New Lyric Theatre
The New Lyric Theatre showcases Sahara starring Louise Glaum with Matt Moore and Edwin Stevens. C Gardnar Sullivan authored the photoplay presented by J Parker Read Jr and supervised by Alan Dwan. A tale of Mig non’s journey from Paris to Cairo through marriage ruin, sacrifice, and a dramatic return of a deranged husband’s mind.
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Sahara
New Lyric Theatre
Louise Glaum
C. Gardnar Sullivan
Hodkinson
J. Parker Read, Jr
Alan Dwan
Mignon
Paris
Matt Moore
Cairo
Aaron Alexis
Edwin Stevens
Smurl Returns From Lower Valley Business Trip
H. B. Smurl returned last night from a general business trip to points in the lower valley.
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Lower Valley
H. B. Smurl
Juvenile Band to Perform at Wyatt Rally
The Juvenile band will travel to East Grand Plains Friday night to play at the schoolhouse during the Wyatt rally. A large turnout from this city is expected and Dillard Wyatt will speak in support of his district attorney campaign.
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East Grand Plains
Wyatt
Dillard Wyatt
Arrangements Meet Planned for State Democratic Convention
The Chaves County Democratic Central Committee calls a meeting at the Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday night April 27 at 7 30 to discuss arrangements and entertainment for the State Democratic Convention to be held in Roswell on June 3. G A Richardson chairman.
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Chaves County
Democratic Central Committee
Roswell
Chamber of Commerce
G. A. Richardson
El Paso trip for EB C Yrieb to start new moving picture show
EB C Yrieb, soon to open a new moving picture show in the Nash side of the Price building, will depart tomorrow morning on the White Line for El Paso to attend to business matters.
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el Paso
EB. C. Yrieb
Moving Picture
Nash
Price Building
Explosion at Des Moines plant leaves dead and missing workers
Firemen hunt for missing workers after a blast wrecked a Des Moines company plant. Intendent Paul Devine was killed while several others were fatally injured or buried in debris, leaving the city without gas.
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Des
Moines
Paul Devine
Underwood Chosen Senate Floor Leader in Caucus
Washington April 27. Senator Oscar Underwood was unanimously elected Democratic senate floor leader in a five minute caucus.
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Washington
Oscar Underwood
Senate
Jugo Slavia Revolt Report Sparks Unconfirmed War News
London April 27 an unconfirmed report says Bolshevik revolution has broken out in Jugo Slavia with hundreds killed and Belgrade guards employing machine guns. In district court this morning the case I G Yates versus Oscar D White for damages from ranch sale near Acme proceeds before a jury with AG C O Askren representing White and local attorneys Bowers Thompson Harris for the plaintiff.
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London
Jugo-Slavia
Belgrade
I. G. Yates
Oscar D. White
Acme
Atttorney General
C. O. Askren
Oscar White
R. D. Bowers
C. O. Thompson
W. A. Harris
San Angelo
Texas
Odd Fellows meet in Pecos Valley convention
The Pecos Valley Association of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows met in annual convention yesterday at Amnesia with over a hundred local attendees. The group was in session all day and late into the night. Next meeting heads to Hagerman. C N Miller elected president. Also notes on Dr Sweartagin and Otolaryngology services in Roswell and rug cleaning services offered via S A Dobner.
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Odd Fellows Meeting
Pecos Valley
Roswell Advertising Club Meets Tomorrow at 7 30 PM
The Roswell Advertising Club will meet tomorrow night at 7 30 in the Chamber of Commerce rooms. The fifth number on the program will be considered at that time. All members are urged to attend and visitors are welcome. Montreal Swimmers Train for Games. Montreal Que George Hodgson star swimmer of the Montreal Amateur Athletic Association is training for the Olympic trials and may represent Canada in the Belgian contests. Hodgson won events in the 1912 Games as did Frank McGill of the M A A A who begins trials in a few days.
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Roswell
Chamber of Commerce
Montreal
Montereal
Que
George Hodgson
Montreal Amateur Athletic Association
Canada
Hodgson
Frank McGill
Coast would organize ale cited boxers
Seattle Washington reports a campaign to organize boxers in every city where matches are permitted, aiming to form the Seattle Boxers Association. The effort envisions nationwide organization of competitors under a unified group.
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Coast
Seattle
Wash
Soes
Seattle Boxers’ Association
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B. G. Minton
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Earl F. Hall
Barry Morrison
Roland. Oliver
HL Peat
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Oregon
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S. A. Dobner
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