Protest by property owners to file legal form urged
Property owners are urged to protest in proper legal form at the Chaves County Abstract and Insurance Company office in the First Nations Bank Building. Attend at once with the notice delivered to you. a committee has been appointed to assist. Committee members include R. Pabel, L. Bras, W. Wisley, Gabakir, Adv., and W. R. Cozart.
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Chaves County
First Nations Bank
R. Pabel
L. Bgras
W. E. Wis*ley
Gabakir
W.R. Cozart
Harvard Wins From Oregon 7 to 6 in Pasadena
Harvard defeated Oregon 7 to 6 to claim football honors in Pasadena. Harvard scored on a touchdown and run extra point. Oregon replies came from two field goals. The game drew a large crowd, spotlighting the Rose Parade festival. Judge W J Lamb and wife plan to move to Carlsbad to start his law practice. several local residents prepare to leave for Portland and Oregon.
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Pasadena
Calif
Harvard
Oregon
Advan Etal
Judge
W. J. Lamb
Carlsbad
Judge Lamb
Roswell Welcomes CD Realty and Investment Co and Local Notices
Roswell this morning saw the launch of CD Realty and Investment Co by J R Daughtry and E P Carmichael in the Citizens National Bank building. The firm plans general realty, royalty, lease, loan and commission business while local items note Lodge meetings, housing rental wanted, ads for sale and a Lyceum appearance by The Althea Players at the Armory.
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CD Realty and Investment Co
Roswell
J. R. Daughtry
E. P. Carmichael
Purdy & Childress Furniture Co
New Mexico
Citizens National Bank
Main Street
Roswell Citizens Back Local National Guard Plan
About thirty five Roswell men answered a call by Dillard Wyatt for a meeting at the Armory. Adjutant General James Baca seeks to reorganize New Mexico’s national guard. A resolution urged Roswell and Chaves county to support a national guard unit, favoring an artillery company. The proposal was wired to General Baca. next steps are not yet known.
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Dillard Wyatt
Harles de Bremond
American Legion
James Baca
National Guard of
New Mexico
Roswell
Chaves County
Baca
Mexican General Murguia Revolts Against Carranza
Private advices in Washington reported General Francisco Murguia, federal commander in Coahuila, revolting against Carranza. An unofficial Mexico City dispatch said Carranza protested alleged Mexican murders in the United States, including a Mexican section hand and a Mexican family of three in Texas, with slayers unpunished.
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Washington
Francisco Murguia
Coahuila
Carranza
Mexico City
United States
Texas
Wise Young Men Are Faking This Opportunity Today
Army recruiting at Roswell promises schooling in arithmetic reading spelling and more while a drug firm advertises new shipments. Notes report prisoners witnessing a hanging in Buffalo Durrage case and various local notices from bank clearings to property claims amidst a mix of historical classifieds and events.
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Army Recruiting Station
Roswell, N. M
Hundreds of Reds Arrested in Chicago Night Raids
State Attorney Maclay Hoyne declared 278 alleged Reds were seized in Chicago during late raids targeting anarchists and a Communist party presence. He said they aim to topple the government, establish a Soviet state, and run schools for propaganda, with more actions to deport or jail those caught. Hoyne plans a grand jury probe under the new Illinois anti red law and cites tips from the Department of Justice, while guards surround the federal headquarters and warrants target figures like Bill Staywood. one suspect, Alexis Tvanoff, is named as a Lenine agent.
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Chicago
Maclay Hoyne
United States
Reds
Hoyne
Department
Bill Staywood
Alexis Tvanoff
Lenine
FW. W
Ilinois
Communist Party
Department of Justice Representa
Edward Brennan
Remains of Mrs Wheelock Sent to Algona for Burial
The remains of Mrs. A. K. Wheelock, who died at her daughter Mrs. George W. Zink's home, will depart tonight for Algona to be buried there. Mrs. Zink will accompany the body, joined by Mrs. H. F. Davis bound for Maiden Rock. Wrs. Harold Zink leaves tonight for Denver University and will travel to Amarillo.
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A. K. Wheelock
George W. Zink
Algona
Zink
H. F. Davis
Maiden Rock
Wrs
Harold Zink
Denver University
Amarillo
Jones amendment to oil leasing bill not eliminated
The Chamber of Commerce reported a telegram from Senator A A Jones saying his Jones amendment to the oil leasing bill remains in effect and cannot be eliminated by conference. A group including John W Poe and others sent the telegram criticizing claims to the contrary. Jones answered that the amendment was adopted by both houses and no conference report has been agreed upon, requesting the press be informed of the misunderstanding.
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Chamber of Commerce
A. A. Jones
Jones
Congress
Ihe Chamber of Congress
Chaves County
Senator Jones
John W. Poe
Thornton H. Boswell, Jr
E. ‘A. Cahoon
Sugar profiteers to be prosecuted under McNary law
Washington officials said sugar profiteers will be prosecuted under the McNary law with the department of justice. The licence plan to revoke licenses if profiteering is found will be the main enforcement tool. In Chicago, a 1920 celebration brought crowded cabarets and sold out accommodations despite a tame atmosphere. Berlin reports fear of revolution if Hindenburg surrenders.
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Washington
McNary Law Department of Justice
Chicago
Young
Smiths
Bolsheviki Threaten Wide Communist Influence From Moscow
London dispatch reports General Maurice in the Daily News warning that the road to India is open and Bolshevik influence threatens to spread across the east. A Moscow wireless claims Bolsheviki armies have entered Bokhara, complicating British control and prompting calls for immediate policy to curb red influence.
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London
India
East
Maurice
Daily News
Moscow
Bokhara
Afghanistan
Great Britain
Red
Deniken
Yudenitch
Kolchak
New Unmoved as Trial Proceeds in Ailment Hearing
In Los Angeles on January 2 Harry New remained unmoved as the defense questioned the eight alienists about his mental condition at the time of the killing of Frieda Lesser. The hypothetical questions covered testimony details including alleged illegitimacy and maternal Insanity, with Mrs. Burger Harris listening intently.
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Los Angeles
Harry New
Frieda Lesser
Local teachers announce moves and travel plans
Miss Annie Rector leaves in the morning for Capitan to resume school duties after holidays with home folks. Miss Frances Murphy, a popular teacher for three years, resigns here to teach near Phoenix, Arizona. Miss Morris Rabb travels on the White Line to El Paso for an extended NiBiE with sister Mrs Nina Rabb Williams.
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Oregon
H. T. Gutter
Portland
Annie Rector
Capitan
Frances Murphy
Phoenix
Arizona
Miss Morris Rabb
el Paso
Nina Rabb Williams
Germany to be limited to two hundred thousand troops
London dispatch says Germany may be allowed two hundred thousand soldiers rather than one hundred thousand under the treaty. Allied experts argue the larger force is needed to maintain order. Allies fear no sudden German comeback but will demand dissolution of volunteers and auxiliary units totaling nearly six million men.
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London
Germany
Tave
Volunteers Auxiliary
Mt Clements Jan 3 Arrests Aimed At Killer
In Mt Clements Michigan on January 3 authorities anticipate two days of arrests expected to advance the case against a wealthy young man found shot in an automobile. Beatrice Vester pleaded not guilty at yesterday's hearing. one arrest has been made. Officials fear other suspects remain at large as friction between city and county officials prompts calls for a special prosecutor appointed by the governor.
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MT. Clements
Mich
J. Stanley ‘Brown
Vddy
Beatrice Vester
Councy
Wettest New Year in New York History
New York reports a drenched New Year as the city endures the wettest celebration in memory despite prohibition. Hotels, cabarets, and restaurants fully booked with prices high, many revelers supplying their own drinks amid a flood of alcohol. London dispatch notes peace talks in Paris set for Tuesday afternoon.
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New York
Iice
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