War specter looms as Lausanne talks stall Europe
London reports British and Turkish delegates clash over Mosul oil region at Lausanne while British fleet moves from Malta to Constantinople and Greek plans to rush 100000 troops to Eastern Thrace surface amid threats of war. Ismet Pasha and Curzon harden positions as Lausanne nears breaking point.
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Europe
Mosul OS
Britain
Brock
Constantinople
Athens
Thrace
Lausanne
Switzerland
Turkey
Great Britain
Mosul
Marquis Curzon
Malta
Athense
Greece
Lausenne
Plastiras
Captives Try 10 Convert Chinese Bandits Story
CAPTIVEs TRY 10 CONVERT: Eight to ten missionaries held by Chinese bandits in Peking are treated well and allowed letters and supplies. They aim to convert captors and report some success. Governments pressure China as families seek relief while bandits claim to be disbanded soldiers using captives to draw foreign powers into the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
China
Rotary Meeting Discusses Vocational Questionnaire and New Member
The Rotary club met at the Chamber of Commerce at noon with guests O. O. Rhodes Palo Alto Calif Rotarian Carlisle of Ohio Ted Utley Sterling Ill Charles Poperbaugh Dan Burrows Bob Bear and McCain of Picacho. Dr Galloway will pose fifteen medical questions answered by Attorney Atwood at the next meeting. Henry Westerfield new member was welcomed with theatres as his classification. By laws adopted at the last international convention were finally approved. Attendance for three months against Nogales reached 91.38 percent.
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Rotary
Rotary Club
Chamber of Commerce
O. O. Rhodes
Palo Alto
Calif
Carlisle
Ohio
Ted Utley
Sterling, Ill
Charles Poperbaugh
Dan Burrows
Bob Bear
McCain
Picacho
Galloway
Attorney Atwood
Will Robinson
Henry Westerfield
Tilton and Tweedy
Nogales
National Hospital Board Session Set for Dallas in January
The Hella Temple of the Mystic Shrine prepares to host the National Hospital Board in Dallas for a four day January meeting. The session begins January 14 with plans to study hospital conditions in the southwest, announced by Sem P. Cochran, board chairman.
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National Hospital Board
Dallas
Texas
Hella Temple of the Mystic Shrine
Southwest
Sem P. Cochran
Kansans Prospecting Visit Sparks Local Interest
From Kansas, Cytie Trees spends several days in town with Mr Trees of Winfield Kansas. The party, including Quewell Flats Company, advertises free delivery and floral designs as part of their stay and promotion.
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Quewell Flats Company
Kansas
Cytie Trees
Mr. Trees
Winfield
Three Escape Texas Prisoners Flee In Car Pursuit
Fosses search this section for three inmates who assaulted a jailer in Young county jail, bound and gagged him, and escaped. The escapees are Happy Conlee serving a life sentence for murder, Shorty Williams convicted of theft, and Three Finger Williams wanted in Chicago. Authorities suspect outside help and have ordered roadways watched statewide.
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Graham
Texas
Senate Glad Recovery Of Woodrow Wilson
The Senate today passed a resolution instructing Vice President Coolidge to express to former President Woodrow Wilson the great pleasure and joy with which the Senate has heard of his recovery to good health.
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Washington
Senate
Coolidge
Woodrow Wilson
Weather Outlook for Roswell and New Mexico
Fair tonight and Friday with somewhat warmer temperatures. Northwestern storm systems split. one over the northern plains, the other over the Columbia River valley, bringing more precipitation to the northwest and cloudier skies to northern plateaus. Highs around 58 yesterday, lows 26. month and year precipitation totals noted. Cleve Hallenbeck, Meteorologist.
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Roswell
Pecos Valley
New Mexico
Plains
Columbia River Valley
Pacific Slope
Cleve Hallenbeck
Austrian Bond Explosion Kills Eight at Fort La Rochetti
Seven workers and one soldier died when Austrian-made bombs in transfer exploded at Fort La Roch etti near Mezzolomzardo. The incident occurred during wartime operations in the Trent region on December 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trent
Italy
Fort la Rochetti
Mezzolomzardo
Smyer Visits Santa Fe Division Office
C E Smyer superintendent of the Santa Fe division visited the local office from his Clovis home to handle company business this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Smyer
Santa Fe
Clovis
Palmer Bradley Visit and Tire Ad Shoutout
Attorney Palmer Bradley arrives from Houston to visit his parents in the city. An advertisement urges tire purchases with a Firestone Cord tire for Ford at 13 dollars, inviting customers whether or not they buy from the advertiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer Bradley
Attorney Palmer Bradley
Houston
Texas
R. Bradley
Levers Aan Station
Harding Opposes Borah Resolution on Conference Call
President Harding announced opposition to Senate passage of the Borah resolution calling for an international economic and armament limitation conference. In a letter to Senator Lodge, he said passage would create false impressions in Europe and mislead the American public.
Two Killed in Gun Fight in Somerset Texas
In Somerset near San Antonio Texas J G Harwood twenty two was shot and killed in front of a drug store by W A Chapman forty eight who was then shot and killed by Prof A D Haliburton sixty Harwood s father in law The killings arose over Harwood s wife being dismissed from her teaching job in the Somerset schools where Chapman served as superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Texas
J. G. Harwood
Somerset
W. A. Chapman
A. D. Haliburton
Harwood
Chapman
Oklahoma Wheat Up Despite Pests and Drought
Oklahoma reports higher wheat production despite pest damage and drought. Acreage for wheat and rye sits at 95 percent of last year, with 28 000 acres planted in rye this year versus 29 000 last year. Farmers favor rye for drought resistance across the state. The U S crop report notes 46 069 million acres of wheat planted nationwide this winter, down from 47 611 million last year.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Okla
United States
Red Cross appoints Baxter as assistant manager in Southwest
St Louis Dec 28 William M Baxter Jr of St Louis is named assistant manager of the southwestern division American Red Cross succeeding Robert E Bondy named national director of the war service with headquarters at Washington.
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Red Cross
ST. Louis
William M. Baxter, Jr
American Red Cross
Robert E. Bondy
War Service of the Red Cross
Washington
Canadian dairy butter output in 1921 tops 122 million pounds
Ottawan notes that Canada produced 122,776,680 pounds of dairy butter in 1921, valued at 45,893,082 dollars. This statistic reflects national production and its fiscal value within the year.
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Ottana
Ontario
Canada
New Year Ad for Driverless Fords and Cabin Trip
An advertisement proclaims driverless Ford cars available citywide by hour day or week. It lists Bert Ballard at 114 B Fourth and phone 390. A separate note says Mr and Mrs R E Morris left for their cabin on the upper Ruidoso to enjoy the mountains and snow, returning later in the week.
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Bert Ballard
Mountains
R. E. Morris
Upper
Ruidoso
Personal Tough With Congress Is Established
Washington December 28 President Harding has firmly established the precedent of the chief executive appearing personally before Congress to deliver messages outlining administration plans. The move follows the Wilson era practice, with Harding’s delay in his last address signaling possible further changes, including cabinet members appearing on the floor to defend policies.
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Awashington
Harding
Congress
Wilson
Skull Mystery in Houston Still Unsolved
In Houston Texas a skull sits on deputy sheriff and clerk G W Glover's desk. Officials once linked it to Wash Ward a county home resident long missing and thought to have died. A woods find sparked a homicide belief but the mystery remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Texas
G. W. Glover
Wash Ward
Rush Call
Ward
Glover
Tron Clad Gloves Next In Policeman Safety Drive
Dallas dispatch reports Tron Clad gloves proposed to aid police safety. Sergeant Max Vaughty tried to arrest a drunken woman who declared she was a tie Tess and hurled insults about peace in her family before biting several fingers from his hand.
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Dallas
Texas
Max Vaughty
Negresa
Tess
Ad Club Tonight The Reeve Advertising Party
The Ad Club will meet tonight at the Chamber of Commerce at 6 15 oclock for the annual Christmas party An extra feed has been prepared and several entertaining features are planned for the evening.
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Reeve' Advertising Club
Chamber of Commerce
Ollock
Japan May Press Racial Equality Clause In Trade Pact
Tokyo leaders rally public support for inserting a racial equality clause in the US Japan commercial treaty as the current pact nears expiration. Kotaro Mochizuki drives the campaign while Tokyo officials urge restraint following the Ozawa citizenship ruling. Local papers debate global race equality and the potential impact on bilateral relations.
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Tokyo
Japan
United States
America
Kotaro Mochizuki
House of Representatives
United States Supreme Court
Mochizuki
Yorodza
Twister damages Crosby and injures two people
In Crosby near Houston two Negro residents were slightly hurt when a small twister struck the town causing about sixty thousand dollars in damages. Reports indicate the event occurred yesterday as rescuers assessed the wreckage and injuries.
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Houston
Texas
Crosby
Here
Turkeym Chickens Closeout Advertises Low Prices
Exceptionally fine turkeys to clear at 25 cents each. A few left. Also young chickens at 15 cents. Apply Young at FitsGerald Place. Phone 1021 R1. Advertisement. 19tf¢.
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FitsGerald Place
Doctor Sells Hot Dogs to Secure Bread
Berlin faces a dying medical profession as a prominent local doctor ekes out a living by selling hot dogs at Potsdamer Platz. The piece contrasts doctors moonlighting as vendors and surgeons, noting the economic squeeze from the mark’s decline. Dr Czempin condemns the clash of dignity and survival in a city shrinking its traditional professions.
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Berlin
Vienna
Palais Heinroth
Kantstrasse
Richard Cohn- Crempin
Armerly
San Francisco
Potsdammer Platz
Court of Honor
Czempin
Warnings for Dighton bank robbery manhunt members
Dighton Kansas December 26 citizens who joined a June manhunt after the First National Bank robbery that left Thomas Martin dead and C H Barton of Sapulpa Oklahoma and Arthur Lang of Kansas City Missouri captured have received anonymous warnings that their lives are in danger. After capture Lang escaped and remains at large. The note from Martin's supposed pals threatens a raid on Dighton. County attorney J E Mowrey declines to release the note.
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Dighton
Kans
Pals
Martin
Oklahoma
J. E. Mowrey
Oklahoma University hosts vast Southwest bird collection
NOMAN Okla Dec 30 One of the most complete bird collections in the southwest is owned by the Oklahoma University here. The collection contains all North American bird life and many rare specimens from around the world. It enables the university to offer a complete course in ornithology. The baby of the collection is a King Penguin weighing 70 pounds and standing three feet four inches tall.
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Noman
Okla
Southwest
The
Oklahoma University
North America
Six Foot Vein of Purée Discovered Near New Glasgow
J B White returns from Littlefield Texas after ranch work. Newspaper item notes a six foot vein of purée salt near New Glasgow at a depth of 200 feet and mentions Salts discovery.
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Glasgow
New
Economic prospects for 1923 optimistic report
Francis H. Sisson notes U S conditions in 1922 improved late year with higher prices and rising industrial output. Iron and steel at 80 percent capacity, textiles active, autos prosper. Unemployment lessens. outlook favorable but with Europe’s finances uncertain. Warns against fiscal risks from soldiers bonus, Fed reshaping, and immigration limits. urges prudent leadership for sustained prosperity.
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Francis H. Sisson
Guaranty Trust Company of
New York
United Press
United States
Europe
America
Federal Reserve Board
Ploughing Greater. Saskatchewan Con
Fragmentary OCR text notes Saskatchewan ploughing, central Sas- Hewart, and percentages. Readable items mention Dee Noughins, 25 percent, and season comparisons to Tast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
Dee
Noughins
Great Gate
Swearingin to Hold Office Visit and Advertisem ent
Dr D D Swearingin will be in his office at the time hereafter. Phone 147. Residence phone Heawell office at .2046. Advertigemant . tt.
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D. D. Swearingin
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Ismet Pasha
Angora
Straits
Phine Bandits
Weather Forecast
Santa Claus
Coblenz
Germany
Tetay
Coblez
Rhineland
St. Nick
Mes
J. B. White
J. P. White
Littlefield
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