Roswell Giants win second in Woodward series
Roswell Giants defeated Oklahoma visitors 7 to 1 in yesterday afternoon's game. Key hitters Elza White, Chief Ervin Rusty Etz, and the Jones twins led the offense behind Sewall Jones who allowed four scattered hits. Five Giants crossed the plate in the fourth inning as Roswell capitalized on Vaughan. Ladies day drew a large crowd at the park.
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Roswell
Vaughn
Giants
Esme
Chic
Brandon
Pittsburg
Call for Republican convention in Chaves County
A mass Republican convention is called to meet at Roswell in the county court house on August 1 1921 at 2 30 p m to elect sixteen delegates for the county to the state convention at Santa Fe August 18 1921 noon to nominate a U S Senate candidate and conduct other business all Republicans are urged to attend Chaves county Republican Central Committee E A Cahoon Chairman Robert Kellahin Sec Advertisement 6th Enterprise Rabbitry Phone 11310
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Chaves CO
Chaves
New Mexico
Court House
Roswell
N. Mexico
Santa Fe
United States Senate
Chaves County
Republican Central Committee
E. A. Cahoon
Robert Kellahin
Call Made for Democratic County Convention Friday
A mass meeting is called in this city next Friday at 2 PM to choose delegates for the state convention in Albuquerque on August 18. Chaves county holds 23 votes, with hopes for many delegates to attend. Women voters are invited to participate, and several eastern New Mexico and county men are named as possible U S senator contenders. Mentioned candidates include Judge Granville A. Richardson John W. Poe Judge Sam G Bratton and Judge Charles R Brice.
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Albuquerque
Chaves County
New Mexico
United States
Granville A. Richardson
John W. Poe
Sam G. Bratton
Charles R. Brice
Neff Submits More Matters to 10 Legislature
Governor Neff in Austin submits seventeen additional matters to the Texas legislature stating reluctance and that these are the last he will present He expresses hope they won t delay consideration of various appropriations and bills and signals no second session will be called.
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Austin
Neff
Texas
Monday Morning Look Provokes London Strands Frown Study
A London Strand stroll on a Monday morning followed by a newspaper man’s report shows 72 frowning, 23 with blank expressions, 4 chatting, and 1 smiling. The photographer attributes Monday fog to preweek thoughts, noting a contrast with bustling Saturday.
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London
Strand
U. S. To Lose Wool Shipments From Canada
Regina reports Canada may reroute wool exports to Europe due to a new emergency tariff. The article notes that Canadian wool, once a major export to the United States, could shift markets. It also cites a sizable export surplus of Canadian wood, about 7.5 million pounds annually.
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U. 8S
Regina, Sask
United States
Europe
Leave For Ruidoso as Me d r um Uray Return Home
Mr and Mrs Me d rum Uray depart for Ruidoso after a stay here to handle business matters. They will return to their cottage in Ruidoso tomorrow.
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Ruidoso
Mr. Me'drum Uray
The
Regular Sales Day Promises Unusual Bargains This Month
Next Monday marks the regular sales day with a month’s bargain sheet showing merchants offering exceptional prices and a wide assortment. The planned auction feature resumes in September to boost farmer participation, while the juvenile band provides music to entertain shoppers and draw crowds to the county sale event.
Texas Sheriff Warned Leave or Take Tonic
Charg ing Sheriff Barney Parker of Washington county is named in a Ku Klux Klan warning note mailed from Austin. He said he would ignore the message. Also coverage of Democratic conventions call for Albuquerque state nominating session and Chaves county mass meeting in Roswell to select delegates and participate in party business.
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Brenham
Tex
Barney Parker
Washington County
Ku Klux Klan
Austin
Parker
Cholera Death Wave Sweeps Parts of Russia
Reval reports a cholera death wave sweeping five districts and affecting twenty four provinces. In the last two months, 150000 people died in two towns, with 651000 of them being children. Gangs looted homes as armed bands entered, stealing food and goods. Troades using poison gas attacked fugitives near Moscow.
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Reval
Troades
Moscow
Harding on Lancaster Brief Motor Trip to Portland Maine
President and Mrs. Harding motored to Portland Maine today to view the presidential gate and flower display. They planned to return to Washington later today.
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Lancaster
N. B
Harding
Ortland
Maine
Washington
Sunday church services announce Delights of Deliverance
A Pennsylvania Ave church advertises Sunday activities led by Superintendent Mr Wes McInnes. Classes for all ages meet at 9 45 with morning worship at 11 led by the pastor preaching The Delights of Deliverance. Evening worship at 8 features The Living Dead and pipe organ music. visitors invited to worship and welcome.
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Pennsylvania Aves
Wes McInnes
Presbyterian Church Announces Sunday Schedule and Choir
The Presbyterian Church led by Pastor Rudolph Caughey lists Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. worship at 10:50 a.m. Young Peoples hour at 6:45 p.m. and evening service at 4:45 p.m. Sermons titled Love in Four Dimensions and My Rights and Jesus Teaching. After Union month, regular evening schedule resumes with the girls choir to sing again.
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Presbyterian Church
Rudolph Caughey
Jesus
Church Services and Activities This August
Church school at 9 45 a m with good attendance. pastor to preach both morning and evening. Morning service at 10 50 a m. evening at 6 00 p m with music by the male quartet and orchestra. Board meeting Sunday 3 00 p m. Senior and Intermediate Endeavor 7 00 p m. Young Peoples Night Monday 7 45 p m. Prayer meeting Wednesday 8 00 p m.
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Young Peoples
J. Clyde Keegan
Alonzo Bright
Church of Good Music
Good Fellowship
Young Peoples Legion
Richard Guest
E. Second Street
Farmers Urged Hold Goods For Better Prices
Washington officials urge farmers to hold crops until prices rise after the senate approved the administration farm credits bill. The call includes holding cotton for twenty cents a pound and aims to boost prices across farm products.
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Washington
House
Senate
Notice of suit in New Mexico district court
Arling Gibbany sues Epstein in Chaves County to recover 500 dollars and foreclose an attachment on Epstein property. If Epstein fails to appear by September 14 1921 a default judgment will be entered and the property sold. Attorney J D Mell 48 Roswell New Mexico. Filed September 29 1921.
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State OF
New Mexico
Epstein
District Court
Chaves County
Arling Gibbany
J. D. Mell
Roswell
Heat Wave Sweeps THs and Oklahoma
Oklahoma and north and west Texas endure the hottest weather of the year with no relief likely. Temperatures reach 101 in Oklahoma City 104 at Ardmore 102 at Fort Worth Abilene and Dallas. A man identified as J B Johnson of Chicago died after being taken from a hotel room to a hospital, believed to be the first heat death of the year.
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Dallas
Oklahoma
No Relief From High Taxes Soon
Washington August 6 No taxes can be reduced before January 1. Republican leaders and members of the house ways and means committee have decided. The plan will mean that business men and wealthy individuals will continue to pay excess profits taxes and high surtaxes. The reason is the need for money in the treasury as shown by Secretary Mellon’s report.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
Mellon
Murderer James Witt Ends Hunt with Suicide
James Witt, hunted for three months for the murder of Police Chief George Reim of West Chicago, shot and killed himself near Yorkville after being wounded and cornered by Sheriff Hoxtell Michigan?. the incident ends a long pursuit in Aurora, Illinois.
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Aurora, III
James Witt
George Reim
West Chicago
Yorkville
Hoxtell
Chaves County Seeks Tax Recovery in 1920
Chaves county still faces about 164 277.94 in 1920 taxes to collect. The year began with 667 490.94 owed and 503 213.00 had been received by August 1. About 50 000 is expected to be collected this month to reduce the unpaid balance. Interest and penalties totaling 10 percent apply to first half delinquencies, while late payments incur 8 percent on the last half.
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Chaves
Pacific meet 18 outlined program and principles
Washington report outlines three guiding principles for the Pacific discussion at the disarmament conference. They emphasize an open door to the Pacific and Far East, protection of China's political and territorial integrity, and safeguarding Russia's integrity, especially Siberia. The conference date is practically set for November.
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Washington
United States
Pacific
Far East
China
Russia
Siberia
Property Withdrawn Notice From Browning Advertiser
Property withdrawn from the market is announced by Mrs Hattie Browning. The notice states all property is no longer for sale and appears as an advertisement withdrawal.
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Hattie Browning
Patnan Gets Ant Klan Bill Before House
Austin August 6 The Senate committee favors senator Hertzberger's bill to form a three member commission to decide the site for the state penitentiary moving toward within fifty miles of Austin. Wright Patman revives his anti Ku Klux Klan bill after an unfavorable committee report. a favorable minority report allows floor consideration next week.
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Austin
Huntsville
Senate
Hertzberger
Wright Patman
Patman
House
Wealthy Los Angeles Man Shot Near Beverly Glen Cottage
John D. Kennedy a wealthy LA insurance man was murdered near his Beverly Glen summer cottage. Police report a figure appeared and shot Kennedy in the head with a shotgun while he was with Mrs Madeline Oberchain of Evanston Illinois. The killing occurred about midnight.
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Los Angeles
John D. Kennedy
Beverly Glen
Kennedy
Madeline Oberchain
Evanston
Bandits Steal $150 From Miss Russell in Dallas
In Dallas last night two masked men bound and robbed Miss Louise Russell age 24 entering her room. Robbery motive clear as $150 was taken while furs valued at $3,000 were left untouched. Police seek the two suspects.
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Dallas
Louise Russell
Prince of Wales Hardest Worker on a Summer Tour
The Prince of Wales is described as qualifying for the world’s hardest worker honor. Amid drought and heat he travels constantly, meeting royalty and attending events from Dover to London, Buckingham Palace to northern counties, polo in the late afternoon, and appearances at cattle or dog shows and garden parties. He travels by train and car, aiming to be seen and photographed while always smiling.
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London
Prince of Wales
Dover
Belgium
Buckingham Palace
Lord Derby
Judge Parsons Leaves for Clovis Bank Proceeding
Judge R M Parsons departed last night for Clovis to conduct a bank Tupey proceeding today and was expected to return home tomorrow.
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Clovis
R. M. Parsons
Chaves County Valuation Totals 19 Million Declares County Figures
County assessor Hanna reports a total assessed valuation of 19 849 445 after reductions and exemptions. Land remains the largest item at 7 113 945, with improvements, livestock, farm equipment, and personal property making up the balance. Exemptions total 372 475 and reductions 18 965 leaving the final value for tax purposes.
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Chaveg County
Hanna
Imperial County of
Chaves
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