Advance Guard Of French Troops Near Essen
Berlin reports advance guards of French forces under General De Goutte have reached Reitwig near Essen. German citizens were surprised the French did not advance overnight as rail links and hotels stood ready to receive them. The reparations commission found Germany in default on coal payments to France for 1922, a finding enabling potential French action in the Ruhr and occupation of Essen pending Allied approval. An American observer Bowden declined to disclose his statement to the commission.
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Berlin
de Goutte
Reitwig
Essen
Cuno
France
Germany
Dalaatt
Paris
John Bradbury
Ruhr
Marshal Foch
Bowden
First English Woman Executed in Fifteen Years
London January 9 Mrs. Percy Thompson was hanged for murder of her husband on October 4 with her lover Frederick Bywaters, who was hanged at Pentonville Prison. Crowds faced rain as the couple’s joint execution followed a dramatic trial that ended in a fatal conspiracy.
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London
Percy Thompson
Pentonville
Frederick Edward Bywaters
Legion Post Enrolls Members for 1923 Year
The Charles M. De Bremond Post of the American Legion held a largely enrollment focused meeting Monday night. Dues remained three dollars, including a weekly Legion paper. Plans to paint the building at 501 North Richardson Row were set, a committee was formed for funeral services of Comrade Howman, and the next dance was announced for February 16. The rifle club will hold its first outdoor shoot in two weeks, weather permitting.
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Big Legion
Charles M. de Bremond
American Legion
Whitaker
Jaffa
North Richardson Row
Post Ag
Howman
Post
F. W. Thompson
Rifle Club
Algo
Beall Elected Speaker as New Mexico Legislature Opens
The New Mexico sixth legislature convened at noon with Beall elected speaker by acclamation after rivals Puryear and Chaves withdrew. Immediately after adjournment, Gov Hinkle to deliver his message. Democratic majority set to trim payroll and pursue harmony in the House. Beall named floor leader in the upper house victory by Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
N. M
Q. Beall
Edgar Puryear
Chaves
Dennis Chaves
Bernadillo
Beall
Govenor Hinkle
Edward R. Wright
A. LK. Zinn
Tucurmeart
Senate
Byroen O. Beall
Howard
K. M. Jackson
San. “Juan
Ed Tafoya
Col
Jack Fleming
Grant County
Benigno Torres
Dona Ana
Reading
F. G. Hartell
Eddy County
Manuel Terrazas
McKinley County
Francigquita Martinez
Translatera
Ascension Rael
E. D. Armijo
Taos
Antonio Fernandez
Bertha Krutter
m.Uregor
Miss Brodell
Jack Bellhouse
T. C. de Baca
Texas Law Makers in Session Opens 38th Legislature
Texas legislators convene in Austin to begin the 38th regular session with a quorum in both chambers. The main focus is the speakership as expected to be decided this afternoon. The Texas House reaches the constitutional limit of 150 members for the first time, with 98 new members and major Senate changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
House
Senate
Roswell slogan contest sparks radio branding idea
The Roswell Public Service wants a distinctive local slogan for radio. Submit ideas to the Chamber of Commerce committee. the winner may receive a headset, with the right to reject submissions reserved. Also noted are early 1923 real estate transfers filed by First State Bank and Trust Co, including several parcels and purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Chamber of Commerce
Public Service
First State Bank & Trust Co
U.S. A
Louis Mennecke
Swyswy
G.C. Jennings
C. P. Brasher
Herron
Ella
Great honors given Walton new governor
Oklahoma City January 9 news reports the greatest honors in the Southwest for new Oklahoma Governor Jack Walton. A sixteen mile parade with over three hundred divisions accompanied him through main streets to the fair grounds for an open air re inauguration ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Jack Walton
Oklahoma
Fair Grounds
Osage Culture Shines in Oklahoma Claim by Miss Simkins
Pawhuska Oklahoma January Miss Vivian Simkins 19 a local Indian belle and beauty queen returns from viewing life on Broadway declares Oklahoma the one and only place to live. She praises Osage country saying it surpasses the East and other places. The Osage country is described as ever changing while eastern men are portrayed as small and money minded.
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Broadway
Pawhuska
Okla
Jan
Vivian Simkin
Oroadway
Oklahoma
Simkins
East
Ad Club Tomorrow in Roswell at Chamber of Commerce
The Roswell Advertising club will hold its regular weekly meeting tomorrow at 12:15 PM at the Chamber of Commerce. Studies in salesmanship will continue during this session.
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Ad Club
Roswell Advertising Club
Chamber of Commerce
Returns From Santa Fe Co B Thompson Assistant Auditor
Co B Thompson assistant state traveling auditor returned yesterday from Santa Fe and other northern state points where he has been attending to official business. Can supply rich Jersey milk or cream. Phone 1021 R1. Advertisement. 918x
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Santa Fe. Co
B. Thompson
Santa Fe
Jersey
Roswell and Pecos Valley Weather Outlook
For Roswell and the Pecos valley expect fair conditions tonight and Wednesday with a likely Thursday, and New Mexico forecasts show fair skies tonight and Wednesday with little change in temperatures.
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Roswell
Pecos Valley
New Mexico
Clark Dilley Guest in Roswell Visit at Hinhart Home
Clark Dilley is in Roswell for a few days visit and is staying as a guest of Carl Hinhart at 712 North Lea Street.
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Clark Dilley Tere
Clark Dilley
Roswell
Carl Hinhart
N. Lea
Weather outlook with broad West to Plains conditions
Fragmentary weather note describes extensive high pressure over the West and southern Plains with unusual patterns. It mentions the Northwest and Pecos area, but details are unclear due to damaged text.
Texas closes banner year in oil development
Texas closed a banner oil year with the Mexico field in East Central Texas rising to national prominence briefly and then yielding first to Oklahoma and California. Wildcatting expanded across the state, with Humphreys at Mexia and Curry and Rosse in Limestone counties driving activity, while Gulf Coast fields stayed steady and East Central Texas led production late in the year.
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Dallas
Texas
Mexico
Oklahoma
California
Arkansas
United States
Albert E. Humphreys
Mexia
Curry
Rosse
Limestone
Pioneer
Richland
Texhoma
Fresman Hampton
Schott
Laredo
Kosse
Moran
Orange
Luling
Stephens
Young Counties
Young County
Archer County
Freeman- Hampton
Electra
Wichita County
North Texas
Jaxedo
Zavalla
Val Verde County
Tull
Gulf Coast
West Columbia
Mid- Continent
Pacific Company
Blind man among Parliament and his fishing habit
In Parliament there is a blind man among the members with a favorite habit of fishing, a detail noted as part of the parliamentary scene. The article highlights this personal detail amid political proceedings.
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Tondon
Transplanting glands and animal by products in medical lore
Philadelphia physicians describe early gland based rejuvenation experiments and extensive use of animal extracts from calves brains to pig intestines. They note limitations, risks, and the impracticality of human sourced material while confirming use of monkey and other animal gland extracts in medical research.
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Philadelphia
Voronoff
Medical Department
University of Pennsylvania
United Prest At
Proposal to submit equal rights amendment in Texas
The proposed twentieth amendment to the federal constitution granting women equal civil and legal rights with men will be submitted to the Thirty Highth Legislature in Austin on January 9. Lavinia Egan of Shreveport Louisiana, VP of the National Woman's Party, travels to lobby for the measure. Louisiana legislators have previously backed this form of amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
Austin
Lavinia Egan
Shreveport
National Women's Party
R. Y. Pleasant
Southern
Conserva
eGutham
Louisiana
Lwa
Fletcher and Mullens Win Justice Race in Precinct 1
Dr A F Fletcher defeated R M Parsons for justice of the peace in precinct No 1 by IL votes. North precinct turnout 714. O M Liston elected constable in north precinct over H L Wells. In south precinct J W Mullens won justice with 258 votes to 155 for J F Rogers. Harvey Hall 319 for constable vs 78 for Sam Hay. New justices take office on first Monday in February. Parsons retires amid discussion of police judge appointment by Mayor Ford.
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A. F. Fletcher
R. M. Parsons
Peace of
O. M. Liston
H L. Wells
J. W. Mullens
J. F. Rogers
Harvey Hall
Sam Hay
Justices of the Peace
Ford
Parsons
Dr. Fletcher
Law Averaged Murder After 79 Long Years
Raleigh, N C January 9 Thirty one years ago Wes Winkler a prosperous mountaineer married Candace Miller and lived in a rough log cabin After her fatal injuries Winkler was jailed for 25 to 30 years He later faced a neighbor John Shepherd who testified Winkler admitted the 1891 murder Now Winkler an old man faces a life term as his secret is finally exposed and justice closes in
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Raleigh
N .C
Wes Winkler
Candace Miller
Winkler
Winkier
John Shepherd
Shepherd
State Supreme Court
Battery Meets Institute in Open Basketball Night
The Fat ’ery A team opens their season next Saturday night against the Institute Faculty. Promising the best squad yet, trial runs are held nightly at the Armory with two teams and many substitutes. Under Lieut. Lloyd, the Battery’s schedule includes Cavalry from Carlsbad, the strong Captain team, and several Bt i teams, signaling a competitive year ahead.
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Institute
Lieut
Lloyd
The
Cavalry
Carlsbad
Capitan
Louisiana probes Klan terror at Watt Daniel murder
In Bastrop Louisiana the state opens an open hearing on the Watt Daniel and Thomas F Richards murder case. James T Norsworthy, former Klan official, identifies the black hood as the Klan terror mask used on the warpath while white hoods worn at meetings and ceremonies.
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Louisiana
Bastrop
Lez
Yan
Ku Klux Klan
Watt Daniel
Thomas F. Richards
Daniel
Richaran
James
T. Norsworthy
Norrsworthy
Ku. Klux. Klan
Cotton Ginned from 1922 U S Crop Reaches 9.6 Million Bales
Washington January 9 The census bureau reports 9,598,907 bales of cotton ginned from the 1922 crop through January 1, counting round as half bales. This compares with 7,882,356 bales ginned the previous year.
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Washington
Church Thrives in Federal Prison at Atlanta
Atlanta Ga Jan 9 One of the Souths largest congregations sits in the Federal penitentiary at Atlanta The prison church started by a former Indiana prosecuting attorney now counts thousands as members A Sunday School draws over 1000 weekly The Justice Department gave special permission for inmates to attend outside church services Without guards these men were welcomed The organizer was pardoned later another prisoner testified the charges were framed and the attorney was freed Contributions from all states cover church expenses including funds from former inmates
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Federal
Atlanta
South
Federal Penitentiary
Indiana
Mammoth
Department of Justice
Washington
Special Communication At Roswell Lodge No 18
Roswell Lodge No 18 A F and A M plans a 7 30 special communication with work in the Fellowcraft degree and any other regular business. By order of W M H B Smyri Attest W H Cosgrove Secy Advertisement Stich
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Roswell Lodge No
A. F
A. M
H. B. Smyrti
W. M
W. H. Cosgrove
Secy
M. T. Brockett Dies in Los Angeles Home
M. T. Brockett died at his home 838 Berrendo Street in Los Angeles last week after long residence in the area and East Grand Plains. He was a member of the Presbyterian church and left many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. T. Brockett
Berrendo St
Los Angeles
Calif
Mr. Brockett
East Grand Plains
Presbyterian Church
Immediate order for smudge pots at Carlos rates in Illinois
A terse advertisement requests a car load of smudge pots at favorable Carlos rates. The sender from Redfield, Illinois asks for immediate notification if pots are needed, signaling urgent procurement.
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Redfield
Ford Dealers Hold Conference Here With Visitors
Ford dealers from the district met today in a private dining room of the Gilder hotel to discuss sales strategies with the stellar Ford salesmen of the Roswell Auto Company. The hosts arranged a formal gathering for the visiting group to review regional dealership performance and market plans.
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Ford
Ford Dealers
Roswell Auto Company
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