01 Dec 1921
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1921
Page
1
Report from December 7 notes a Wash press summary of Britain and the United States aligned on naval ratios and likely to influence Japan. French experts propose a plan to keep the French navy from affecting the ratio while aiming for a settlement.
A U S destroyer DeLong ran aground ten miles south of San Francisco in heavy fog. The crew was rescued and vessels were sent to assist. The item is accompanied by an unrelated advertisement text about a carpenter and mechanics.
Ber pando Castillo a farmer and his son Leon were electrocuted while trying to douse a fire on the Victoria Cuero high voltage transmission line. The farmer died attempting to crawl through a fence struck by the line. the son perished while trying to rescue him. In other news, The Home Cafe at 422 North Main reopens tomorrow after redecorating, under Mrs D W Jones, with a large chicken dinner and renewed commitment to service.
Attorney and Mrs James M Hervey returned this afternoon from Los Angeles and other points in California where they had been for several weeks on a combined business and pleasure trip.
Captain Burton C. Mossman came home this afternoon after an extended business visit to points along the road.
Washington announces an indictment against Charles W. Morse for war period defrauding the government. Morse is aboard the liner Paris sailing from New York to Havre. An order directs detaining Morse at Havre once the ship reaches port.
Brecenridge Texas December 1 W E Jordan an oilier for Gulf Production Co died from injuries suffered when his clothing caught in an engine shaft. He was whirled around the shaft several times and trailed to the floor as the machine ran.
A Senate speech notes the San Blas Indians facing displacement in Panama’s Darien coast. It cites police outposts, interference with customs, and restrictions on Anna Cooper's missionary school. The piece mentions a nose-ring edict tied to a US senator’s anti League of Nations remark and depicts Panamanian authorities pressuring indigenous lands and culture.
Paris report says Captain Leon Proust of the French Army is charged with selling general mobilization plans to German spies before the war. He was arrested at home on leave from Syria and held in Besancon fortress, amid claims of counter-espionage service. The War Ministry cites sufficient evidence to justify the arrest.
Train collision near Del Hilo, Oregon leaves six dead and four fatally injured, with thirty others seriously hurt. Separate note: December Chamber of Commerce meeting details finalized for Tuesday at 7 30 pm, promising a focused program to benefit the community and urging strong attendance.
An advertisement touts Roswell Laundry offering total wash options with finished or rough dry. A fire department call at 3:50 am to 402 South Pennsylvania, W B Rogers home, ended with minimal damage to a fence barn and houses. A second 4:40 am call to outside city limits on West McGutty found no water and the house was completely destroyed.
Former German foreign minister Dr Von Simon told United Press that Germany supports the League of Nations plan and the majority slogan It shall not be again. He said Germany could not mobilize for another war even if desired.
President Harding may ask Congress to authorize executive order tariff revisions as an emergency measure to aid business. He plans a message to Congress next Tuesday stressing the need for immediate tariff legislation amid a business downturn.
From Port Arthur to Velasco, storm warnings were issued by the weather bureau today. The advisory highlights potential weather dangers along the Texas coast as of December 1.
Paris reports Dr Albert Rane, chemicals expert, argues disarmament cannot curb chemical warfare. He cites hidden lab capabilities, rapid wartime production, and a single chemist’s discovery as factors that could redefine future war.
In an advertisement fragment, Dr Swearingin is noted with a cryptic phrase about being ten and offices worth up to fifteen in Roswell. The readable text suggests a medical practice notice or appointment timing but remains unclear on specifics.
A French court convicted Landeu of murder and sentenced him to death under the law. He cried that he was not guilty as the guillotine loomed, with the judge confirming the verdict and sentence.
A Jap schooner Konn Meru ran aground fifteen miles off Cape Flattery and burned. the crew survived. Nearby reports note the Roswell meeting of orchard owners tonight at 7 30 At the Chamber of Commerce to discuss smudging plans and next spring protection Farm Bureau spons Logged notes mention sale or trade La Salle Cate eating place in Roswell Pecos Valley would sacrifice trade in for a car or cash.
Washington December 1 United States decided to cooperate with nations in the movement to stabilize exchange rates. The move aims to discuss measures to stabilize finance worldwide and promote stable currencies through coordinated action.
Gov Neff has approved Christmas pardons for two inmates from the Gatesville training school, named in a recent investigation. The clemency action follows a period of scrutiny and star witnesses connected to the facility and its operations.
The court last night found Rodrigues guilty of second degree murder in the Crespin Hernandez killing at John Cauhope ranch near Hope. Judge John T. McClure presided as the jury delivered a verdict after midnight sessions, with Rodriguez sentenced to a term from 1 to 99 years in the state penitentiary.
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