Tannehill Begins Deep Test Near Roswell Seven Miles South
L B Tannehill moves material for the Tannehill No 1 drill site seven miles south of Roswell in SE1 4 SE1 4 section 15 12 24 Clementine Butler acreage. Etz brothers are moving rig and equipment as drilling starts within ten days and a series of tests is planned in southeastern New Mexico in 1929.
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Tannehill
City of
Roswell
Southwest
L. B. Tannehill No
L. B. Tannehil
Tannehill No
Clementine Butler
Etz Brothers
Roswells
L. B. Tannehill
Tunnehill
California
Shiakelford County
Texas
Wildcat
New Mexico
Lea County
Transport Oil Company
Favorite at Silver City Hospital Dies
Juan Borrego, beloved among the Spanish-American community, died last week in Silver City New Mexico after years of serving meals to sick patients at the local hospital. He boasted that he helped many recover faster and that doctors relied on his care. Aged sixty four, he leaves ten children and a wife who predeceased him three years ago.
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Silver City
N. AL
Juan Borrego
Barrego
Plane search for two missing in Grand Canyon trip
Two observation planes departed March Field Riverside Calif for an aerial search of the Colorado River seeking Mr and Mrs Glenn Hyde missing after an attempt to run the Grand Canyon rapids in a homemade craft.
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March Field
Riverside
Calif
Colorado River
Glenn Hyde
Grand Canyon
Flu Moving East on Traffic Lines
Health officials report 403 new influenza cases in 20 states and New York City last week. The outbreak appears to move eastward along traffic routes at an expected speed, with Kansas leading in cases and several eastern states showing varying totals. Death rate rising slightly but not near 1918 levels.
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Washington
Gee
New York City
Aan
Kansas
Illinois
Arizona
Michigan
South Dakota
Vermont
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New Jersey
Wisconsin
Delaware
West Virginia
Arkansas
Louisiana
Texas
Montana
Idaho
Colorado
Utah
Colton Named Chairman of Public Lands Committee
Washington Tec 18 AP Representative Colton Republican Ctai today was selected chairman of the house public lands committee succeeding Representative Sinnott of Oregon who resigned to become a judge. Rep Smith Idaho was ranking Republican but heads irrigation. Colton's elections post will be filled by Seely Maine.
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Washington
Colton
Ctai
House Public Kinds Committee
Sinnott
Oregon
House
Smith
Idaho
Public Lands
Representative Seedy
Maine
Committee
Representative Fort
New Jersey
Martin
Massachusetts
Hadley
Washinggton
Florence P. Kahn
California
Shortage Found in Baptist Tabernacle Fund Treasurer
Louisville authorities report a missing funds probe in the Baptist Tabernacle building fund. Albert Nisbet, the blind treasurer, is ill at home while officials meet to decide action after about $190,000 is discovered missing.
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Louisville
Louisville Times
Albert Nishet
The
Baptist Tabernacle
Nisbet
President Coolidge backs Kellogg treaty ratification
President Coolidge says the Kellogg treaty to outlaw war has broad support for ratification without reservations or accompanying resolutions. The AP dispatch from Washington notes the president’s firm stance on approving the pact in its current form.
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Washington
Coolidge
Boulder Dam Bill Passed House To President
The House approved today the Senate amendment to the Boulder Canyon project bill by a 166 to 122 vote, sending the measure to the White House for final action. The bill implements the Swing Johnson plan for the dam project in Boulder Canyon.
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Boulder Dam
HOUSE
Washington, Dec
Senate
White House
Noted Priest at Isleta 15 Dead
Father Anton Docher, 76, longtime priest at Isleta Indian village since 1891, died at St Joseph's hospital Albuquerque. A French-born former soldier, he entertained dignitaries after World War I and wore the Leopold Order and French Colonial Cross. He served in Santa Fe Bernalillo and Taos before Isleta, tended a garden, and kept birds.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Dee, IL
Anton Docher
Isleta
St. Joseph's Hospital
Albert of
Belgiaa
Leopold Usontia
America
Father Docher
Tunis
Africa
Southwest
Father Pocher
France
Santa Fe
Bernalillo
Taos
Honest bootlegger spared by judge for honesty
Antonio Cruz pleaded to bootlegging but told the court he made liquor only for himself. Judge Carl Punison, noting 17 years of honest work, discharged the case and dismissed the charges, warning him not to make liquor again. Cruz had earlier voluntarily turned in his still when ordered by a prohibition officer.
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Silver City
Antonio Crux
Carl PD. Punison
Cruz
Cay
Duniton
Tam
Judee Duniton
Mexico offers to mediate Bolivian Paraguayan dispute
Mexico's foreign office announced that Mexico had offered mediation in the Bolivian Paraguayan dispute. The offer was made a week ago and both nations replied with expressions of utmost cordiality.
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Mexico City
Nec
Foreign Office
Mexico
Bolivia and Paraguay accept mediation to avert further hostilities
La Paz reports Bolivia accepts Pan American conference good offices for mediation after ordering frontier forces to halt attacks in the Chaco. Paraguay also accepts mediation, signaling a swift shift toward peace as tensions ease following ten days of clashes. Secretary Kellogg to be informed via note from Bolivia.
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la Paz
Bolivia
Chaco
Paraguay
Bolia
Kellogg
la Paza
Conference of Conciliation and Arbitration
Guardia
Tomaso Elio
Salvation Army Christmas Drive Reports Broad Support 1927
The Salvation Army details its Christmas season efforts for 1927 with 1100 toys donated, led by the Lions club delivering 924. Two Christmas trees stood at the Salvation Army hall and the Mexican district dance hall. Sixty six baskets aided 285 people with an average $4.50 per basket. The Ku Klux law, Girl Scouts, Rotary club and various unions and individuals contributed baskets, toys, funds, coal, wood, clothing, and meals. The Call for help notes the flu epidemic increasing need and urges continued support.
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Lions Club
Salvation Army
U. F. OM
Knights and Ladies of the
Ku Klux Law
Girl Scouts
Methodist
J. P. White
Price & Company
Rotary Club
Carpenters Union
H.C. Liddle
Chaves County Red Cross
Amy Guest Keyes
J. W. Brooks
Rosser
Texas
Mountain States
Lane From Hagermann Reports City Visit
Lane from Hagermain i. E. Lane left his Hagerman home today to conduct business in the city. He was seen traveling by a convoy of notes and small parcels as he moved between offices and storefronts.
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I. E. Lane
Hagerman
Isoking
Hoover Visits Uruguay on Latin America goodwill tour
President elect Hoover ends Uruguay visit with speeches beside President Campisteyr, praising cordial ties and exchange of ideas as vital to freedom. He sails for Rio de Janeiro to begin three days, then plans Florida talks with party leaders before cabinet and farm relief agenda.
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Ontevideo
Uruguay
Dee
U. S.S
Ulah
Hoover
Latin America
Rio Janeiro
Herbert Hoover
U.S
Utah
Vaye Bengil
Mier
Americas
Tle
Campisteray
Traver
Timmanivy
North Americas
Central
South America
Mr. Hoover
North
Oover
Havana
Florida
Teig
Congress
Senate panel questions West on Insull stocks holdings
Washington December 18 The senate lands committee called an executive session to consider Secretary West of the Interior Department. West was asked about his Insull Utility stock holdings which he said he sold before taking office and about knowledge of the cancelled Sinclair Salt Creek Royalty Oil contract.
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Washington
Senate Lands Committee
West
Interior Department
Sinclair
Salt Creek
Committee vote tomorrow on nomination of West
Washington December 18 after hours discussion the senate lands committee deferred a vote until tomorrow on the nomination of Roy O West to be secretary of interior.
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West
Washington
Senate Lands Committee
Roy O. West
Toterior
Wild and Wooly Region In Lower Pecos Kidnapping Mystery
Wink Texas December 18 AP report describes a whiskey-running hijack involving a missing Wink restaurant owner P C Denver Blackie Burcham believed abducted after escape from a water trough. A large posse including Texas Rangers and border patrols scoured the arid mesa country on both sides of the state line without success. A youth known as The Blue Punk provided details of a booze gang's seizure of the man.
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Wink
Texas
Trans-Pecos
P. C
Denver
Blackie’ Burcham
Sige and
Mesquite
Texas Rangers
Rio Grande
Texas-New Mexico
Burcham
Kansas Faces Severe Flu Epidemic Amid Week Of Illness
Topeka Kansas reports forty two deaths and S48 new influenza and respiratory illness cases in the last week. Dr Parle G Brown, state health secretary, notes a rise in cases the prior week reached 13 596 with three deaths. He said physicians indicate few new cases in the last 72 hours.
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Topeka
Kansas
Capy
Parle G. Brown
State Board of Health
Brown
King George Improves Slightly Says Morning Medical Bulletin
London reports improving but unsettled condition of King George after a troubled night. Doctors note slight gains in general health and lung infection area, with an ebb and flow of illness. Anxious crowds gathered outside the palace as physicians, including Sir Hugh Rigby and Lord Dawson of Penn, confer in hope of a steady recovery.
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London
George
Hugh Rigby
Stumley Hewett
Lord Dawson of
Penn
Dr. Riebey
Lord Dawson
Hewett
Palace
Gretors
Morning
Postpone Hearing on Salt Creek OU Leases Delayed
Washington AP report says the Senate Lands Committee postponed hearings on the Salt Creek leases renewal and cancellation. The delay occurred as several members were unable to attend, with hearings rescheduled for tomorrow.
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Salt Creek OU
Washington
Dee
Senate Lands
Salt Creek
Kellogg Treaty Reported to Senate by Committee
The Senate forest relations committee voted to report the Kellogg multilateral peace treaty to the Senate. The vote tally was 2 to report, with action announced today.
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Senate
Apa
Seniate Forest Relations Committee
Smallpox Now Scourge Alaska and Far North
Cordova Alaska reports smallpox spreading from Kotzebue and Norton Sound into the Yukon interior. Vaccines remain available as supply moves by dog team to Holy Cross. In Lewiston Idaho a smallpox quarantine forces separation of divorced and legal spouses under one roof.
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Alaska
Cordova
Kotzebue
Norton Sound
Anvik
Yukon
Messag
Holy Cross
Lewiston
Idaho
Ray Farrar
John Tall
Tors
Hall
John Hall
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Court
PAN- American Conference OF Concellation
Hagermain
Brazil
Insull
Pecos
Wink Bound
King George
Norton
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