Repeal Vote Split in House Signals Prohibition Debate
The House defeated the Garner repeal resolution but the vote showed a strong majority favor sending the 18th amendment back to the states for ratification. Observers note the session featured bulldozing tactics, Speaker Garner’s shifting stance, and speculation the measure may be voted again next year. The piece also mentions Roosevelts Warm Springs interview, a vacant district judge seat after G A Richardson, Carlsbad Cavern November attendance records, and city efforts to gravel Roswell streets and alleys amid a patronage contest for jobs like postmasters.
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Garner
Congress
Joe Cannon
Mystery in Hollywood: Kane pursues Bailey case
Criminology student Jere Kane probes the murder of Richard Bailey, film director found shot in his Hollywood bungalow. Key figures Nanette LeRoi, Dorotha Deane, Lucy Wilbur, Lillian Hull, Larry Weldon, Chivington, and Chief Lee of Los Angeles surface as Kane tracks a diary clue about a mysterious woman called Buddy. Kane survives an early attack, follows leads through a lit house, discovers a hidden basement and a dance program linked to an Embassy Orchestra crowd and police officials visiting a Garden of Eden.
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Jere Kane
Richard Bailey
Hollywood
Princples
Nanette LeRoi
Friley
Dorotha Deane
Lucy Wilbur
Lillian Hull
Larry Weldon
Chivington
Bailey
Lee
Los Angels
Kané
Nanette le Roi
Rudolf Holmes
Kane
Buddy
Ben MacQuarrie
John Lee
MacQuarrie
Jorg Kane
Bailey’s
O'Hara
Chivintgon
Embassy
Garden of Eden
Mystery at O'Hara House Ends With Gas Alarm
Detective Kane investigates a vanished resident after finding the front door open and all lights ablaze. A car runs in the garage as gas fills the space, suggesting a possible deliberate danger or attempt at self harm. O'Hara and officers uncover a disturbed scene and lockable garage door with no intruders.
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Jenia
O'Hara
Kane
Anne
Chivington
Amay
Bailey
Len. A
O’hara
Ped. O’hara
Roswell Minstrels Impress in 1807 Show and Local News
The Ladies Select Minstrels delivered a highly successful performance featuring numerous participants in stage literacy and business roles. The event included songs and dances, ballads, and specialty acts. A marriage license was issued to Bruce Conner and Lizzie Deuthitt. A special train brought sixty five homeseekers to the valley as new settlers arrive.
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Brom
Ladies Select Minstrels
George M. Slaughter
W. A.johnson
A. Pruitt
G. T. Veal
H. F. M__ Bear
CA. Nodwell
I. H. Ellicott
C.A. Baker
J. J. Hagerman
C. E. Mason
W. H. Pope
W. Chisum
Mary Cobean
Stella Pitter
Lora Gibtany
Anna Prager
Florence Kilgour
de Behannon
Winnie Rhea
Misses Sa Oden
Eva Bean
Marga’ Ez Hinson
Ruby Saunders
Edna Littlefield
Katherine Bean
Sises Tetzek
Edna Mason
Mesdame Henrietta Gosin
Minnie
Bruce Conner
Lizzie Deuthitt
Roswell
L. D. Cattle Company
Bridge bidding method keeps contract low
Central Press columnist E. W. Shepard discusses a bidding method in contract bridge that aims to hold the contract down. The piece explains a suit-over-suit procedure and illustrates how the hands can be played to reduce risk and limit the contract, with emphasis on strategic downbeat outcomes.
Complex bridge sequence leads to grand slam bid
The article traces a bridge hand where players navigate suit over suit bidding, showing two equal-length suits and handling partner signals. A bid sequence culminates in a grand slam after precise card play, with a 210 point game, 500 point small slam, and a total 740 points.
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Han HB
Wes
Oéda
Sentence Sermons and Williams Departing Commission
The Rev Roy L Smith presents moral maxims emphasizing humility and harmony. Hugh H Williams will not seek re election as state corporation commission chairman after twenty years of service, having narrowly lost to D Lamb in Tucum Democrat race and securing over sixty thousand votes.
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State Corporation Commission
Hugh H. Williams
Williams
D. Lamb
Tucum
Art. Williams
TALIAMS IN STATE OFFICE FOR 20 YEARS
Banta Fe New Mexico December AP reports that a longtime state office holder, identified as Taliums, marks twenty years in service. Details on exact office and dates are sparse in the fragment.
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Taliams
Banta-Fe
N. M
Dec
Coe's Apple House Sells Christmas Trees At Main Street
Readable ad notes large and small Christmas trees priced reasonably at Coe's Apple House 111 Main Phonesh Ady otse.
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Coe’s
Apple House
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