Resumption Of War Between Greece And Turkey Considered Inevitable
A Athens cable reports Greeks view a renewed war with Turkey as inevitable as Lausanne conference frays. Venizelos urges reinforcements to Thrace and recalls 1926 to 1922 military classes to arms. In Lausanne, Ismet Pasha faces Allied demand for mixed tribunals and guarantees, with a Turkish rejection signaling end of talks and Britain bracing for an open break as Allied ships monitor the Dardanelles.
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London
Greece
Turkey
Athens
Daily Express
Venizelos
Thrace
Express
Lausanne
Switzerland
Near East
Ismet?Pasha
Dardanelles
Short staple cotton debate at Dexter Farm Bureau meeting
At the Dexter Farm Bureau meeting the discussion focused on cotton varieties with A W Montgomery defending short staple cotton and George French praising Durango. Yields were similar, premiums favored Durango by a few cents per pound, and a shift toward pure Durango appears likely. The day featured a large attendance and a poultry show tied to the event.
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Farm Bureau
Dexer
A. D. Crile
Dexter School
A. W. Montgomery
Dexter
Durango
George French
Pecos Valley
Firestone Cord Tire Deal At Severn Service Station
Advertisement urges immediate tire purchase with a Firestone Cord tire installed on a Ford for 12.00 dollars. Severn Service Station promotes rising tire prices and prompts readers to buy today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Severn Service Station
Adrartiaameat Litic
Hiram Johnson Attacks Borah World Conference Plan
In a Senate speech Johnson bitterly opposed Senator Borah proposal for a world economic conference, saying he would rather save the United States than join such a gathering. France suggested implementing Harding’s call without further U.S. initiative, noting Borah’s plan mirrors the Brussels financial conference invitation where the United States could influence economic talks.
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Hiram Johnson
Senate
Washington
Borah
Harding
Brussels
United States
W. J LEMP 18 FOUND DEAD AT HIS HOME
Wiliam J. Lemp at 55, president of the William J. Lemp Brewery, was found shot to death in his St. Louis office. He was shot twice near the heart with the revolver at his feet. He had worried over the liquidation of the four million dollar brewery, a fate shared by his father and sister in prior years.
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ST. Louis
Wiliam J. Lemp
Lemp
Elsa Wright
When Killing A Deer Be Sure It’s Dead
San Antonio Texas December 28 C A Brown is warned to confirm a deer is dead after a buck he shot sprang to life and hurled him twenty feet Brown and his wife had already killed another deer on their Kerrang Bandera County ranch The twelve point buck did not die as expected prompting Brown to vow to verify a deer is dead next season before attempting to stake it.
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San Antonio
Texas
C. A. Brown
Brown
Buck
Kerrang Bandera
Lunch mail to the Philippines linked to a Christmas act
Dallas reporter Miss Marie Odee a Justice Department stenographer mailed a lunch parcel bound for the Philippines about four thousand miles away. She hurriedly prepared presents from her desk before Christmas tying red ribbon on the package and sending it to her sister abroad.
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Dallas
Tex
Here
Marie Odee
Department of Justice
Freight Business Is Up on Rock Island Lines
Liberal Kansas December 29. Freight business on the Rock Island is twenty five percent above normal, says Paul Schenk roundhouse foreman of the local Rock Island shops. The shops are working full time to handle the increased traffic. Passenger business is about normal.
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Kans
Rock Island
Paul Schenk
Schenk
Arkansas Seeks Fair Display At Detroit World’s Fair 1925
Little Rock Arkansas Gov McRae has received an invitation to back a movement to represent Arkansas at a proposed International Peace Jubilee and Waterways Exposition in Detroit in 1925. Arkansas delegates would fund a building to display state products.
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Detroit
Little Rock
Ark
Gov. McRae
Arkansas
Arkannad
Wimiba
Irish Rebel Prisoners Executed in Kilkenny Jail
In Kilkenny jail two more Irish rebel prisoners were executed today for possession of arms. The executed men gave the names Murphy and Whelan before their deaths, as reported from Dublin on December 29.
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Dublin
Ireland
Kilkenny
Murphy
Whelan
Texas Cotton Planting Outlook Weighs on 1923 Prospects
Dallas December 29 1922 extensive cotton planting is forecast for Texas next season by J W L Hall secretary of the Texas Bureau Cotton Association and founder of a warning against such a plan He notes farmers profit from last year s crop a rise in price and publicity over a world cotton shortage and increased consumption by manufacturers He warns farmers not to overreact though he fears the admonition may be ignored.
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Texas
Dallas
J. W. L. Hall
Texas Bureau Cotton Association
Hal
Hall
Pershing lauds Missouri University military program
General John J. Pershing praised the University of Missouri R U T C for its work toward securing an armory. He commended students for their summer camp efforts at Fort Snelling and Camp Knox. The armory plan is included in the university budget awaiting legislative action, with alumni urging intact approval.
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Pershing
Missouri University
Columbia
John J. Pershing
University of Missouri R. U. T. C
W. E. Persons
Fort Snelling
Camp Knox
Missouri
Weather Outlook for Roswell and Pecos Valley
Generally fair and cooler tonight and Saturday for Roswell and the Pecos valley with no unusually low temperatures. For New Mexico fair tonight and Saturday, colder tonight and east of the mountains Saturday with higher central and southern plains temperatures and lower Northwest readings. Temperature data show yesterday high 68 and low 30 with seasonal norms noted.
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Roswell
Pecos Valley
New Mexico
Colorado
Gulf
Plains
Texas
Plains States
Northwest
Pecas
For sale lenses near Hawkins and Miners region
Advertisement notes lenses for sale by Snipes Realty Co in Dusty Building Room 7. Produces well. No clear date or full context provided.
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Hawkins Wal
Snipes Realty Co
Room 7
Dusty
Activity Surges in Texas Oil Fields as 1923 Nears
Reporting from Dallas Texas activity in Texas oil fields rises with higher crude prices. Smackover operators push giant wells toward normal supply in 1923 while Electra Archer counties compete for most active area. New wells across Moran Young counties and Laredo region signal potential deep pay zones and expanding production.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas
Smackover
Arkansas
America
Houston Oil Company
Electra
Archer County
Shackleford
Stephens
Seat of
K-M-A
Freeman-Hampton
Young County
Sun Company
Moran
Cross Plains
Eastlaind
McCamey- Sherrin- Johnson
Midfansas Hill
Martin No. 3
Texas Consolidated Wel
Ivan
Browder Gasser
Groesbeck
Kosse
Hull
Humphreys
Needville
Fort Bend
Laredo
Christmas Boxes Reach Soldiers In Red Cross Drive
Six thousand Christmas boxes were distributed by chapters in the southwestern division of the American Red Cross to soldiers both active and ex service men in hospitals of the division Every patient in the United States Veterans Hospitals and every patient in the regular army navy and marine hospitals was remembered by every Junior Red Cross unit in the division announced at headquarters.
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ST. Louis
American Red Cross
United States Veterans’ Hospitals
Army
Navy
Marine
Red Cross
Building boom near Perry with new refinery planned
Perry Ohio December 29 promises of construction are rising as land is secured for a large refinery by the Garber Refining Company. Other firms are expected to follow with new buildings including a sash and door plant.
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Perry
Ohina
Perry, Oka
Garber Refining Company
Mr and Mrs Fred Church Leave City for El Paso Plans
Mr and Mrs Fred Church depart in the morning for El Paso where they will locate. The couple made many friends in the city and will be missed as they head to start newspaper work in El Paso.
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Fred Church
el Xan
Church
el Paso
Obregon May Face New Year's Revolutionary Scare
In San Antonio on December 29 rumors say President Obregon's regime could face another scare on New Year's Day. Key rivals Pabo Gonzales and Antonio Villareal, now in the United States, reportedly allied with a newly formed Fascisti group in Mexico. Federal agents acknowledge rumors but offer no comment on the Mexican situation.
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San Antonio
Texas
Obregon
Mexico
Pabo Gonzales
Antonio Villareal
United States
Meyer Named Head I C Commission for Coming Year
Washington December 29 D Balthag ar Meyer of Wisconsin was appointed chairman of the Interstate Commerce Commission for the coming year Meyer succeeds Charles C McCord who served this year Meyer previously served a term as chairman of the commission in 1916
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Washington
Balthagar H. Meyer
Wisconsin
Interstate Commerce Commission
Meyer
Charles C. McCord
Meye
Telephone operator earns heroism award in Dallas storm
Miss Verda Ray Townley, telephone manager at Freeport Texas, stayed at her post through a gulf storm from dawn until midnight. While town residents fled, she kept warning residents and saved the town from greater danger. Townley is among ten telephone girls nationwide to receive honors for heroic deeds this year.
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Dallas
Texas
Verda Ray Townley
Manaser
Freeport
Gulf of Mexico
Miss Townley
United States
Employment Survey Indicates 6000 Jobless in Oklahoma
Oklahoma City reports about 6,000 persons are unemployed in the state, per Claude F. Connally, state unemployment commissioner. Unskilled workers form the majority, with conditions improved from last year’s 10,000. Railroads show normal labor, though 90 percent of union workers are on strike and fills for strikers have been found. Weather hampers building, and improvement isn’t expected until April 1923.
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Oklahoma
Vm'ahoma
Claude F. ‘Onnally
Lobs Wy
Why Old Horse Traders Fainted
Philadelphia dispatch details a brutal humorous circular from a navy yard officer advertising a horse sale. Lot 30268 Jos, 9 years, right hind leg weak. Lot 30269 John, 18, front feet not very good. Lot 30270 Worse Tim, 18, poor. Lot 30278 Ray, 3, blind but otherwise good. No guarantee.
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Philadelphia
Navy Yard
Jos
Western Literary Magazine LARIAT bowing as Portland publication
Portland Oregon debuts LARIAT Western Literary Magazine dedicated to discussion and criticism of literary matters. It positions Western writers within high standards of expression and avoids trashy book advertisements.
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Portland
Ore
New York
Lterature
Frisco seeks control of International & Great Northern
The Frisco railroad applied to the Interstate Commerce Commission for authority to acquire control of the International & Great Northern Railway by purchasing all outstanding stock. The move would involve 75,000 shares at par value 100 dollars each.
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Washington
St. Louis and San Francisco Railroad No
Frisco
Interstate Commerce Commission
International & Great Northern Railway Company
International
When 4 Half Grown Deer Became a Roaring Lion
Houston Texas December 29 Edwin J Warnken assistant US district attorney on leave from Brownsville recounts a deer hunt where a young buck spooked by a rattled cry and a mosquite clump led them to a roar of a lion The guide fled and Warnken proclaimed the lion escaped in a tale challenging Indian speed lore.
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Houston
Texas
Edwin J. Warnken
Brownsville
Warnken
Buck Deer
Seek man higher up in big smuggling ring
Dallas authorities hunt a wealthy, well regarded figure suspected of directing one of the largest dope smuggling rings on the Mexican border. Five alleged runners are detained locally, with more arrests expected as the investigation widens.
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Dallas
Texas
Dianna the dog saves barn in Muskogee fire
In Muskogee Oklahoma a young settler named Dianna tried to alert residents to a barn fire by barking. Despite efforts to quiet her, she drew attention and helped firefighters learn of the blaze before the barn was fully involved.
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Muskogee
Okla
Dianna
Hall Bros Hot Shot Advertisement Teaser
Car accessory advert touts a wire harness and heater feature priced for winter use. Mentions a Hot Shot model and implies a promotion by Hall Bros with incomplete product details.
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Hall Bros
Leave for California Rhode family ad venture
An ad section note mentions Mr and Mrs Rhodes planning to leave for Palo Alto California in the morning. Other phrases advertise tuning and touring related items, a Mirage model, and a delivery offer for family washing services at 907 N Mo. Prices are claimed to be right.
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California
Rhodes
Palo Alto
Million dollar defense fund organized in Mer Rouge
A defense fund of about one million dollars is being organized in Mer Rouge to fight Louisiana efforts to remove terrorist bands from Moorhouse parish. Noted criminal attorneys have been approached to defend those implicated in murder and outlawry, as DOJ operatives trace the fund’s source to uncover hooded mob activities linked to Watt Danndigh and Thomas Richards murdered last August.
Santa Visits the Roswell Ad Club Christmas Party
Santa Claus flew into Roswell last night for the annual Christmas party of the Roswell Advertising Club. W W Butts and L F Woodhead led the entertainment as past presidents Claude Simpson George Pletcher Edward Jacob Williams and current president W J McInnes spoke.
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Santa Claus
Roswell
Ad Club
W. W. Butts
L. F. Woodhead
Billy Butts
Tom Ayers
Claude Simpson
George Pletcher
Edward Jacob Wiliams
W. J. McInnes
Obregon Smith to Texas West Texas Chamber Convention
President Obregon of Mexico Governor elect Smith of New York and Meredith among notables invited to the West Texas Chamber of Commerce convention in San Angelo Texas May 21 to 23 A banquet for 3000 attendees is planned by the program committee.
River Oaks Golf Club Planned in Houston
Plans launched for a new River Oaks Golf Club in Houston Texas. The organization meeting announced an 18 and a half hole course with a club house swimming pool and tennis courts Lt Gov L Davidson acting chairman says six hundred citizens have invitations to become charter members.
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Houston
Texas
River Oaks
L. Davidson
Mrs J H Durfee Leaves City For Denver Home
Mrs J H Durfee departs tonight for her Denver home after an extended visit with friends and relatives in the city.
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J. H. Durfee
Denver
Plano Tuning Ad Ordered by Phone 1280
C M Richards receives an order by phone for Plano Tuning services. Advertisement note appears in the classified section with contact or pricing cues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plano
C. M. Richards
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AL Farm Bureau
Peter B. Kynesth
W. J Lemp
Cleve. H Hallanbeck
I. C
Lett
Eyhi
Franklin
Alga
Dodge
Santa
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