James F Hinkle inaugurated New Mexico governor in Santa Fe
James F. Hinkle was sworn in as New Mexico's sixth governor before a large Santa Fe crowd. A guard of honor from World War I veterans and NM National Guard attended. Mechem and Parker administered the oath. inaugural ceremonies included a public reception at the new museum and a formal program with military escorts and musical selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanat FE
James F. Hinkle
New Mexico
New Mexico National Guard
New Mexico Military Institute
Frank W. Parker
New Mexico Supreme Court
Hinkle
Museum
Mechem
Jose A. Baca
Duckworth
Santa Fe
House of Representatives
John B. McManus
State Penitentiary
Carl A Hatch
Clovis
Ninth Judicial District
Sam G. Bratton
State Supreme Court
Santa Fe Kiwanis Club
Congress
States of
Union
Arouth
James F. Hinkie
de Vargas Hotel
Frank W. Armstrong
Merritt C. Mechem
Colin Neblett
de Vargas ‘Hotel
James FF. Hinkle
Frank
Parker
Bronson NM
Ting
James C. Troutman
Lth Cavalry
Fred Gutterman
Capitol
Hall of Representatives
Widow held after death of husband in Beaumont
Mrs. Lillian Knox, widow of millionaire lumberman Hiram Knox, is jailed in Sabine County awaiting an examining trial for murder. Knox was found shot in his Hemphill bedroom on November 29. Letters in his pocket supported a self inflicted scenario, but authorities pursued homicide charges and questioned a man friendly to Mrs Knox, arrested earlier for aiding her husband. The case draws intense local interest.
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Beaumont
Texas
Lillian Knox
Hiram’ Knox
Knox
Sabine County
Police Fight Pitched Battle in Sapulpa Cafe
S E Brumley a Sapulpa police patrolman died and two other officers were wounded in a clash with five officers and African Americans in a darkened cafe in Sapulpa Oklahoma at ten last night. A fire of undetermined origin damaged a half block of the negro section later, with an estimated 15000 in damage. Two hundred citizens and sheriffs deputies are patrolling surrounding roads seeking those responsible for the shooting.
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Sapulpa
Okla
S. _E. Brumley
Panthers Defeat Stanford in Postseason Game 16 to 7
Stanford University hosted the post season clash in Stanford Stadium before about ten thousand fans. Pitt dominated most of the game while Stanford finally scored its only touchdown in the fourth period as Pitt prevailed 16 to 7 in a strong overall performance.
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Stanford University
Calif
Pittsburgh Panthers
Stanford Stadium
Stanford
Californans
Pitt
Inaugural Ball Arrangements at La Fonda Hotel
Parker escorts Governor and Mrs James Hinkle to La Fonda at 9 45 P M. Former Attorney General and Mrs Harry Bowman escort Governor Merritt to La Fonda. Mayor and Mrs Charles Closson escort Lieutenant Governor and Mrs Jose Baca to La Fonda. Inaugural Ball at La Fonda with grand march led by Governor and Mrs James P Hinges. Future governors and hosts noted.
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Charles C. Closson
Jose A. Baca
Hall of Representatives
Santa Fe Fiesta Chorus
America
Merritt C. Mechem
W. H. Duckworth
Parker
de Vargas Hotel
James JF. Hinkle
la Fonda
Harry S. Bowman
Merritt
C. Mechem
Charles CG. Closson
la ‘Ponda
James FP
Hinges
Jose
Kiwanis Club Holds Big Meet With Diverse Talks
The Kiwanis club held a noon meeting with strong attendance. Guest EK A Pratt of Parsons Kansas attended. Prize winner Ralph Shugart received the prize from Hall of Modern Way Grocery. Speakers covered business prospects churches clothing groceries furniture crime banking and political outlook for the new year. The group sent Governor J F Hinkle a telegram for a Happy New Year.
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Kiwanis Club
EK. A. Pratt
Parsons
Kansas
Kiwanian Hall
Modern Way Grocery
Ralph Shugart
Kiwanian
Rudo
Lph
Caughey
Bedford
Willard Prager
Childress
Dillard Wyatt
Kiwanian Jaffa
J. D. Mell
J. F. Hinkle
England Won't Give Ground on Turkish Demands
Paris January 2 Great Britain remains firm against Turkish demands over Mosul oil regions and the Straits despite war threats. Marquis Curzon returned to Lausanne bearing Premier Bonar Law's authorization to refuse all Turkish terms presented at the Lausanne talks. British circles say the Turkish threats will be met without confusion after a conference among Law Curzon and advisers.
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Paris
Mesopotamia
Ansara
Great Britain
Mosul
Straits
Marquis Curzon
Lausanne
Bonar Law
Ismet Pasha
Law
Lord Curzon
Four Rebels Executed in Kerry for Continued Attacks
Dublin January 2 Four rebels held as hostages for good behavior were executed at Kerry this morning after continued revolutionary activity. Previously condemned to death and reprieved, they were killed when rebels persisted with bombings and shootings.
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Dublin
Ireland
Kerry
Eight injured as Dixie Flyer derails in Macon incident
In Macon Georgia a Dixie Flyer train of the Georgia Central Railway derailed early today after a broken rail was struck, eight persons were injured, three seriously, seven cars left the track while the speed was about fifty miles per hour, and the derailment disrupted service.
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Macon
Dixie Byer
Georgia Central Railway
Roswell Eyes 1923 as a Banner Year Across Southeast New Mexico
Officials and business leaders in Roswell and Chaves County foresee 1923 as a record year with optimism across banking agriculture and industry. Cotton acreage will exceed 10 000 acres livestock prospects improve oil development grows with wells planned near Artesia and Hawkins as pavement roads and tourism infrastructure advance Roswell aims to capitalize on resources and create a bigger better city in 1923.
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New Mexico
Roswell
Chaves County
Durango
Chaves
Kansas, New Mexico & Texas
Hawkins
Illinois Producers Company
Peens
Artesia
Buffalo-Roswell
White and
Capitan Mountains
Jo Jacoobson
Three killed when air tank exploded in accident
A local incident left three people dead after an air tank exploded. Investigators cordoned off the scene as authorities questioned witnesses and gathered evidence. The names, exact location, and timing were not fully disclosed in the report.
Chaves county swears in new official family
Grace S. Massie is sworn in as County Clerk of Chaves county. New officials and deputies take charge. roster includes Sheriff J C Peck, Treasurer Bob Fletcher, County Commissioners W H Miles and John Mullis, School Superintendent C C Hill, Assessor G C Hanna, Probate Judge Emmett Patton, and other deputies. First commission meeting held. minor office shifts noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaves County
Grace S. Massie
Grace’s. Massie
J. S. Massie
Estes Beck
John C. Peck
J. E. Zumwalt
Carroll Holland
Nat Hines
Bob Fletcher
Beulah Highsmith
Clarence Davisson
W. H. Miles
John H .Mullis
Herbert B. Smyris
C. C. Hill
G. C. Hanna
Sophie Church
Emmett Patton
Lea Rowland
W. A. Wilson
Board of County Commissioners
Massie
J. S. Massife
Cotton Brings Prosperity to Southeast Missouri
Cape Girardeau Missouri January 2 Wealth and prosperity grips Southeast Missouri as cotton booms. Hundreds flock to towns while banks stay open late to handle deposits and debts shrink. Farmers cleared land for tenant farms. 150000+ bales were ginned and 18720000 dollars earned between September and December. Drainage projects like the Little River and Inter River systems will expand cotton land.
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Cape Girardeau
Missouri
el Dorado
Middle West
Arkansas
Little River
Real Estate Transfers Filed December by Bank Trust Co
Abstract and Title Dept reports transfers including Alice L Gamel and husband to Underwood for Lot 5 Block 9 West Side. and Ruvaingen to B A Philpatt NEK NASI, filed December 29.
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First State Bank, & ‘Trust .Co
Wee
Alice L. Gamel
Gi Underwood
Ob. Ruvaingen
B.A. Philpatt
Washington arms conference tops US gains in 1922
The Washington Arms conference stands as 1922’s great US achievement with hopes for ratifications of its treaties. It outlines a ten year naval holiday and tonnage limits for major powers, scrapping alliances, and open door efforts in the Far East. Congress seeks another parley. Fordney McCumber tariff passes. debt refunds and coal and farmers provisions advance. Supreme Court narrows labor rights, but boosts prohibition and regulatory actions. Government cuts the budget to about 3 billion for next year.
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Washington
United States
France
Italy
Great Britain
Japan
Pacific
China
Far East
Congress
House Appropriations Committee
Naval Appropriations
Harding
Europe
Coal Commission
Senate
Supreme Court
Coronado Coal Co
Arkansas
Syear
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Ed. C. Tafoya
James ¥. Hinkle
State Museum
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Antoenie
James
F Hinkle
Baca
Willem
H. Duckworth
H. Duckworth: , Colonel” ‘Norman
L. King
Minster
Aplene
Piched
Panthers
England
Flyer
Trask
Burkes
Texnarkana
San
Bowie County
Slegantis
Vanacausen
Mleches
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