Open Feud Between Hughes and Republican Senators
Washington December 27 An open feud grows between Secretary Hughes and several Republican senators over his interpretation of the four power treaty. Senators debate a direct attack charging him with steering the United States toward an entangling alliance in opposition to the public verdict on the League of Nations last year.
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Hughes
Washington
Japan
United States
League of Nations
Clayton death contradicts police version in eye witness report
Bud Harvill testifies before Justice Mendell that 10 to 15 shots hit the Clayton car near the Ku Klux Klan hall, contradicting police who say Clayton was killed by an officer after refusing to stop. Harvill claims no shots came from the car and notes officers with glasses approached the group before leaving.
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Austin
Bud Harvill
Clayton
Justice of the Peace
Harvill
Roswell Legion to Present High School Concert Next Week
Roswell residents will enjoy a high class musical evening in the High School Auditorium next Thursday evening at 7 15. Featured performers include mezzo soprano Mrs E W Florence of Sacramento California violinist Mrs Oldham Moore of Dexter pianist Mrs Robert Campbell of Roswell and accompanist Major J C Troutman of the New Mexico Military Institute. Tickets are fifty cents with twenty five cent reservation charge and may be bought at window displays or reserved at Owl Drug Co.
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Roswell
Charles de Bremond
American Legion
E. W. Florence
Sacramento
California
Oldham Moore
Dexter
Robert Campbell
J. C. Troutman
New Mexico Military Institute
Owl Drug Co
Car Crash Injures Rider Near Odd Fellows Home
3 L Slaughter Jr drove into a concrete culvert opposite the Odd Fellows home on East Second Street yesterday afternoon. his car was badly damaged and Gus Lee, who was with him, was seriously injured. Bon ney Electrical Co. ad. Also a Christmas gratitude note from Mrs. Dulcie Smith thanking those who helped her and her four children.
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L. Slaughter Jr
Odd Fellows Home
East Second Street
Gus Lee
Slaughter
Usly
Denied Bliss in Court Seek Till Death Narrows Pact
In Passaic New Jersey on December 27 Thomas Brands 18 and Matilda Rist 17 died of strychnine poisoning. They loved each other but could not marry due to money. They planned a deathbed wedding at the girl's home Christmas Eve and took strychnine, the girl dying first and the boy shortly after.
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Passaid
N. J
Thomas Brands
Matilda Rist
France to Protect France With Undersea Craft
Paris reports the French armament conference delegation approved new instructions believed to modify the submarine stance but France insists on strong undersea protection. In Cleveland the chemist warns bootleg liquor dangers and fusel oil poisoning from improvised spirits endangering drinkers within five years.
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Paris
French Armament Conference
France
Cleveland
Hterring Analytic
Chemis S
J. M. Kovachy
Kovachy
M. E. Curtis
The
Chemical Laboratories
Curtis
Attractive new sign for Bank of Commerce completed
Frank Moritz of Moritz Sign Company finished a glass sign seven by five feet for the Bank of Commerce to be mounted on the north side of the building tomorrow. The sign is noted as one of the most attractive ever made in the city. W T Clardy buys Buick from Roswell Buick Company, acquiring a five passenger light car.
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Frank Moritz
Moritz Sign Company
Bank of Commerce
Clardy
Buick
Roswell
Dallas Black Belt Breaks into Column Murder Suicide
Dallas report says Tinnie Wylie, 20, a negro school teacher, is dead and her husband Lloyd Wylie is dying after a double shooting. Wylie’s mother found Tinnie in bed with a bullet wound to the left breast and Lloyd in night clothes with a bullet near the heart. Police suspect family trouble.
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Dallas
Tinnie Wylie
Lloyd Wylie
Wylie
Tinnie
Ardmore Citizens Bound Over After Wilson Murder Hearing
Eleven prominent Ardmore citizens are bound over to the grand jury under ten thousand dollars bond after the abrupt end of the preliminary hearing in the Wilson murder case. Defense attorneys told Attorney General Freyling they had no testimony to present.
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Ardmore
Okla
Ucder
Triple Wilson
Freyling
State Ranger Killed by Two Mexicans at Dance
Austin Dec 27 The killing of state ranger Ban Joe Buchanan by two Mexicans at a dance in Polvo Presidio county Sunday night was reported to Adjutant General Braton. The assailants fired without warning and escaped to Mexico. Details of motives are lacking.
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Austin
Joe Buchanan
Polvo
Presidio County
Nizat
Braton
Buchanan
Mexico
Electricity to Solve Railway Traffic Problem
The United States Geological Survey concludes unified electric operation of U S railroads would transform transportation, cut trackage costs, and reduce labor. Electrification around Philadelphia Washington and Boston New York could free track capacity, lower long term costs, and enable 20 hour electric locomotive operation reducing freight and passenger rates.
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Washington
United States Geological Survey
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Baltimore and Ohio
Boston
New York
Tobacco farmers seek trade's control in Tri-State Co operative
La Grange North Carolina reports that about 50,000 organized tobacco farmers in Virginia and the Carolinas will vote in a primary to elect 22 directors for the Tri- State Tobacco Growers Co operative Association. Dr James Y Joyner and organizers say enrollment is near 80 percent. The group aims to unite Carolinas and Virginia farmers to wield influence over bright tobacco production nationwide.
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LA Grange
N. C
Virginia
Carolinas
Wilcbe
America
Trawill
Contro
Odd Fellows stage a big celebration in Roswell
The Independent Order of Odd Fellows of Roswell staged a three day entertainment honoring Grand Master Wright and the Orphans Home. Boxes of clothing bedding and gifts plus over $300 in cash were collected. Wright arrived by noon train and was greeted by a large lodge delegation. The program featured music readings and a Christmas Eve show for the children with Santa delivering gifts. The event drew praise for the lodge and its support of the Home and concluded with additional visits to Artesia and the Pecos Valley environment before departing.
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Order of Odd Fellows of
Roswell
Wright
Oda
Layne
J. W. Jennings
Roswell Lodge
J. B. Savage
Ed P. Carmichael
Woodhead Electrical Company
Ieading
Betty Hamilton
Nellie Kinney
Margaret Bennett
Jimmie Hamilton
Ernest Ivey
The
North Pole
Ruth Daughtry
Kathleen and
Evelyn Dearman
Hazel Ivey
Mary Lois Gamel
Kathleen Dearman
John Rhea, Jr
Mrs Harper
Colored Gentlemen
Santa
Lkitelgeorge
Artesia
C. Bert Smith
M. BE
South
Hurtt
Wii
Pecos
Debs Declares Armament Conference Futile
Eugene Debs, newly released socialist leader, told United Press the Washington arms conference will be a total failure. He called the gathering a waste of breath and said it will not end war as it does not address the causes of warfare.
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Washington
Eugene Debs
The
United Press
Debs
Capitol Theatre in Dallas Destroyed by Fire
Dallas Dec 27 The Capitol Theatre, a city landmark, was practically destroyed by fire. Loss estimated at 150000 with flames seen from upper windows. Guests in nearby hotels hurriedly moved belongings as fire crews battled the blaze.
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Dallas
Texas
Capitol Theatre
Center Trims the Arizona Wildcats in San Diego
Center college defeated the Arizona University 38 to 0 in San Diego Stadium before a large crowd. Red Roberts and Bo McMillan starred for Center as they dominated the Wildcats and capped a strong football year with this convincing win. The game produced a one sided performance over the Westerners in all phases of play.
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San Diego
Calif
Center College
Arizona University
Harvard
Wildcats
Red” Roberts
Bo” McMillan
Dan Burrows Home From Fort Stanton Visit
Dan Burrows assistant secretary of the Chamber of Commerce returns from Ft. Stanton where he spent the holidays with home folks. He reports that the government is doing extensive work at the fort. Gillespie to Carlsbad Donald Gillespie left for Carlsbad and other points to attend business matters for the Bond Baker Company.
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Dan Burrows
The
Chamber of Commerce
Ft. Stanton
Fort
Gillespie
Carlsbad
Donald Gillespie
Bond-Baker Company
Roswell Lodge Initiatory Degree Honored by Grand Master
At a Roswell luncheon guests including Lem A. Wright and C. C. Hill attended. The 7:30 pm initiatory degree honoring Grand Master Wright was demonstrated at the I.O.O.F. hall with full seating. Speakers covered Welcome, Odd Fellowship, Orphans Home, and good of the order, followed by refreshments.
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J. W. Jennings
J. B. Savage
Lem A Wright
Odd Fellowship
C. C
Hill
Orphans
Eda
P. Carmichael
Visitinis Brothers
Tope Tee
Stummersall
Sante Praith
Layne
Cadets Ready for Basket Ball Season at NM Military Institute
The 1922 New Mexico Military Institute basketball schedule is announced. Cadets start with Roswell al-stars in January, visit Texas Normal of Canyon City January 19 and 20, host State College January 27 and 28, travel to West Texas State Normal February 1 and 2, play Clarendon College February 3 and 4, meet Calamus club of El Paso February 9, then close with a doubleheader against State College at Las Cruces February 10 and 11. Godfrey, last year’s star forward, is out with a broken jaw from the Thanksgiving game. Stubbs serves as captain as practice begins for a championship push.
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New Mexico Military Institute
Roswell
Al-Stars
Texas Normal
Canyon City
State College
Canyon
Texas
West Texas State Normal
Clarendon College
Clarendon
Calamus Club
el Paso
Las Cruces
Godfrey
University of Arizona
Stubbs
Big rabbit drive staged on Berrendo tomorrow
A full day rabbit drive is planned for Berrendo starting at eight tomorrow morning. Only shotguns No 4 shells are allowed, with multiple districts and lines under appointive leaders J R Thomas E P VanDenburgh George Perrine and Dr A D Crile. Lunch will be served and rabbits go to Salvation Army. Not for boys lacking judgment.
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Trees Orcheard
Main Street
North Boulevard
Country Club Road
J. R. Thomas
E. P. VanDenburgh
George Perrine
A. D. Crile
Hoon
Salvation Army
Corn Belt Moving North to Canadian Prairies
Winnipeg reports corn fields appearing across Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba as experts note northern adaptation. R J C Stead from the Department of Immigration cites southern Canada’s corn progress, with Dent corn yielding about 60 bushels per acre and sweet corn about 1000 dozen per acre at roughly 30 cents per dozen, valuing income around 300 dollars per acre.
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Winnipeg
Man
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Canada
R. J. C. Stead
Department of Immigration
Prairie Provinces
Roswell Floral Co Ad For Flowers and Plants
Roswell Floral Co advertises cut flowers blooming pot plants and Vertigement products with a contact phone number 196 for orders and delivery.
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Roswell Floral Co
Tfe
Joyce Returns Home After Visiting Roswell Friends
J F Joyce returns to his Carlsbad home after several days of visiting friends and handling business. Crank cases drained and refilled with Veedol oil at $1.00 a gallon as advertised by Roswell Auto Co. Miss Dollie Gooding set to visit her sister in Dexter for several days before returning to the Albuquerque state university. Regular meeting the Elke mitt mee
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J. F. Joyce
Carlsbad
Roswell Auto CO
Miss Goodin
Dexter
Invisible aircraft plan sparks debate in London
London reports a Hull inventor, Ernest Welsh, claims a transparent metal for invisible planes. Experts at National Physical Laboratory and Institute of Metals doubt feasibility, noting no submission to air ministry and camouflage methods already help visibility.
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London
England
Ernest Welsh
Hull
Welsh
Lowton
Rosenheim
National Physical Laboratory
Shaw Scott
Institute of Metals
Institute
Air Ministry
Weather forecast for Roswell and Pecos valley
Generally fair weather tonight and Wednesday with somewhat lower temperatures. For New Mexico the outlook is fair to Wednesday with little temperature change. High pressure over plains and mountains contrasts with low over the Pacific coast. Rainfall west of the Rockies and heavy rain along central California coast. Highest yesterday 57 and lowest last night 46. Ceive Hallenbeck, official in charge.
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Roswell
Peeds Valley
New Mexico
Plains
Mountain States
Pacific Coast
Oregon
Rockies
California
Plateau
Pecos Valley
Cieve Hallenbeck
Camp Ground Register Shows Campers From Several States
Fourteen cars used the camp ground last night with J M Simmons of Slaton Texas Joe Prossi of Slaton Texas Bruce W Jones of Perth Amboy New Jersey and Jeff G Jones of Sayre Oklahoma among the visitors camping in the area overnight.
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J. M. Simmons
Slaton Texas
Joe Prossi
Bruce W. Jones
Perth Amboy
New Jersey
Jeff G. Jones
Sayre
Oklahoma
Camp Ground
Fire at 110 Hast Tilden Ends With Minor Damage
Fire crews responded to a blaze at Manuel Sambrans home on Hast Tilden last night at 8 15 pm. The department reported use of chemicals to combat the fire and the flames were extinguished with no significant damage.
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Hast Tilden
Manuel Sambrans
Where Mey Are Mens in Tomorrow’s Event
In presenting this picture again today we bow to crowds who could not obtain seats. The notice underscores public demand and the plan to rerun the event with the title and participants William Duncan in a future showing.
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William
Duncan
Mey
Mens
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S. E. Allison
Odd Fellows’ Home
Mgr. Home
Lem A. Wright
Grand Master
Arizona Wildcat
Moscow
Isadore Duncan
Leon Trotsky
Trotsky
Berrendo
Joyce
Weather Forecast
George Loane Tucker
Paramount
Thomas Meighan
Son
Chaney
Betty Compson
Jos. J. Dowling
Befaie
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