Chinese Plan To Meet Jap Invasion With All Possible Force
Shanghai reports show Chinese resolve to resist Japanese moves at Shanhaikwan Jehol Lingyuan and other frontiers. Chinese press cites intensified actions, boycotts against Japanese goods, and a public drive to cut food costs to support military effort. Clashes are reported near borders, while Japanese denials label reports imaginary.
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Shanghai
Shanhaikwan
Manchuria
Johor
China
Japanese Economic League
Tokyo
International Chamber of Commerce
Venna
Greater
Capfital
Su Ping-Wen
Ma Chan-Shan
Manchuri Wee
Kiwanis Show in Roswell Promises Outstanding Entertainment
The Roswell Kiwanis Club presents Birch the renowned magician at the Junior High auditorium on January 20 for two shows to aid the Kiwanis Milk Fund. Mrs Mabel Sperry headlines a musical program with a famed xylophone act. Proceeds fund milk for undernourished Roswell children. Afternoon show at 3:30. tickets 25c adults 15c children. Evening show at 8:15. tickets 40c and 25c.
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Roswell
Birch Company
Kiwanis Club
Three Children Die in Kerosene Fire at Santa Rita
In Santa Rita a kerosene explosion in a home killed three children Felecitas 12 Fagina 8 and Carolae 2 and seriously injured their father Ascaio Rojas 37 who may become blind if he recovers. Five other children and their mother escaped. the blast started as the eldest daughter tried to rekindle the fire with kerosene.
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Santa Rita
Ascaio Rojas
Rojas
Felecitas
Fagina
Caro- Lae
Faginia
New Mexico Counties Reclassed in 1960 Tax Survey
Santa Fe January 14 AP Eight counties in New Mexico shift classification based on S32 assessment. Taos rises from fifth to fourth. DeBaca and others move down or up levels. Final list places Bernalillo and others in first, various counties in second third fourth or fifth.
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Santa Fe
N.M
New Mexico
Arsenio Velarde
State Tax Commission
Taos County
DeBaca
Rio A
Bernalillo
Chaves
Colfax
Dona Ana
Great
San Miguel
Curry
Eddy
Lea
Luna
McKinley
Quay
Roosevelt
Union
Guadalupe
Hidalgo
Lincoln
Otero
Sandovyai
Catron
Harding
San Juan
Lame Duck Amendment Ratified by Two States
Phoenix dispatch reports Arizona and Montana joined 22 states in approving the proposed lame duck amendment to the U S constitution as opponents pushed for a short congressional session. The measure requires 36 states for final adoption.
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Phoenix
Ariz
West
Arizona
Montena
Japan opposes inviting outsiders to Manchurian talks
Tokyo says key obstacle remains whether to invite the United States and Soviet Russia to join a conciliation commission. A government spokesman notes Japan strongly opposes outside participation and fears U S involvement would stiffen the mechanism. The report adds Sir Eric's draft omits any reference to recognizing Manchukuo.
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Tokyo
Japan
League of Nations
United States
Soviet Russia
Una
Wnns
Sir Eric
Manchukuo
Manchuria
Farm plan faces Senate hurdle in prewar price plan
Washington dispatch reports republican leaders doubt the postwar domestic allotment reform can pass the Senate in its current form. The emergency plan would tax processing of seven commodities wheat cotton tobacco hogs dairy rice and peanuts and pay farmers to raise retail value to prewar levels with industrial goods while requiring a 20 percent production cut next year.
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Washington
Senate
House
Agricultural Committee
McNay
Agriculture Department
Senators Debate Currency Inflation Plans in Congress
Washington reports a rift among lawmakers as inflation advocates clash over how to expand money supply. Thirty House members back a $3 billion currency issuance plan while others push reforms to remonetize silver or lower the dollar’s gold content. Senate talks also emphasize inflation remedies amid filibusters and reform proposals.
Deaths Last Night AP Notices Noted Losses
A roundup of obituaries from Boston to New York and beyond notes Isaac Burrows Snow a pioneer in insurance and railroading at 82 in Benardstown Massachusetts Winifred Spevener the 32 year old British aviatrix who won a 1930s championship trophy for an Africa to England flight Lt Col Lawrence O Mathews 53 quartermaster at Schoffield Barracks Charles Stanley Keller 48 executive officer at San Diego naval training station Dana Carleton Munte 67 Princeton medieval history professor Union Noble Bethell 72 banker lawyer and telephone industry figure Mrs Waldemar Kaehppfert former concert pianist and wife of a New York science editor
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Associated Press
Benardstown
Mass
Isaac Burrows Snow
Pioneer Insurance
Middle West
London
England
Winifred Spevener
South Africa
Honolulu
Lawrence O. Mathews
Schoffield Barracks
San Diego
Calif
Charles Stanley Keller
San Diego Naval Training Station
New York
Dana Carleton Munte
Princeton University
Montclair
N. J
Union Noble Bethell
Waldemar Kaehpffert
New York Tin
Moratorium on Irrigation Debts Moves Forward
Washington lawmakers approved a one and a half year extension of the irrigation debt moratorium. The bill, led by Carey Wyce and Thomas, fixes interest at 3 percent and defers construction charges for the latter half of 1922 and all of 1925. The Bratton amendment shifts interest payments to align with deferred payments at contract end.
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Washington
Jan
House
Senate Irrigation Committee
Senate
Carey Tr. Wyce
Thomas
Idaho
Chavéz
N. M
Bratton ID
Bratton
Secretary of the Interior
New Caverns Buildings Complete Near Entrance
The $56,000 project at Carlsbad Caverns near the entrance is finished. Supervisors say the complex includes a mess hall dormitory for about 100 guests, a four story elevator entrance with a top floor promenade deck, three employee cottages, and an equipment shed. Construction used native limestone quarried onsite, with 30 300 tons of stone.
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National Park Service
Jail reports five hack saw blades found in custody
Officers found five hack saw blades at the county jail yesterday afternoon. A no visitors rate is now in force. All was peaceful at the jail this morning.
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Blades County
New Corporations In New Mexico
The Ted Cattle Company of Maple Hill Kansas may transact business in New Mexico after qualification by the state corporation commission. William Miller of Folsom named state agent. The Carl Jenkins Hardware Company and Union County Investment Company of Clayton reinstated after earlier disqualification for failing to file nal reports. Midwest Refining Company of Denver surrendered its New Mexico certificate and withdrew in good standing.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Ted Cattle Company
Maple Hil
Kan
New Mexico
State Corporation Commission
William Miller
Folsom
Carl Jenkins Hardware Company
Union Gcounty Investment Company
Clayton
Midwest Refining Company
Maing Corporation
Prin- Chest
Denver
Laundry Owners Elect Artesia Man President
Howard Whitson of Artesia was elected president of the New Mexico Laundry Owners Association for the coming year. Carstad Was Guosén named convention city vice president with officers J A Rutedze Albuquerque George H Harvie El Paso and F A Roca Sania. S Y Jackson Albuquerque was chosen to the regional board of arbiters of the Laundry Owners National Association. The retiring president James S Zukie of Raton called the Roswell Cascade border visit a success with near full attendance and thanks to Roswell hosts.
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Howard Whitson
Artesia
El.ced
New Mexico
J. A. Rutedze
Albuquerque
George H. Harvie
bLl- Paso
F. A. Roca
Sania
S. Y. Jackson
Abicters
Laundry Owners
Natonal Association
James S. Zukie
Raton
Roswell
Cascade
Zukier
Goddard Eyes Resume of Rocket Tests After Visit
Professor Robert H. Goddard of Clark University, famed for rocket work near Roswell, says he hopes to resume experiments. He agrees with Auguste Piccard that there is no height limit for rocket planes but declines to comment on their ability to return. He notes balloons and planes currently top out near one mile, due to construction limits.
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Robert H. Goddard
Roswell
Prof. Goddard
Berrendos
Worcester
Mass
Clark University
Auguste Piccard
Piccard
Goddard
New Mexico
Oasis Cotton Gin Destroyed by Midnight Fire
The Oasis Cotton gin, 16 miles southeast of Roswell, was destroyed last night by a fire discovered at midnight. Three men at the gin prevented spread to nearby buildings and yard cotton, saving 50 to 70 bales. Loss estimated over 16000 dollars. machinery destroyed, building insured. Fire observed by John Miles, gin operator, as walls collapsed by 1 a.m. No injuries reported. Santa Fe, N. M., Jan. 14 AP.
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Oasis
Roswell
H. L. Gifford
Oasisiin Company
John Miles
Oasis Ranch
Texas Governor Declines Inauguration Participation
Austin Texas January 14 AP Governor R S Sterling will retire next Tuesday at noon and will not attend the inauguration of his successor Miriam A Ferguson. Anticipation grew that Sterling might skip the ceremony due to hard feelings with Ferguson.
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Austin
Tex
R. S. Sterling
Miriam A. Ferguson
Sieling
Ferguson
Taos Pueblo Relief Bill to Wait Until Next Session
Antonio Mirabal said New Mexico's congressional delegation informed him no effort will be made to pass the Pueblo relief bill this session. The measure, approved by the Senate, would provide about 690000 dollars in compensation to Indians in New Mexico Pueblos for lands taken by white settlers. Mirabal and Antonio Lujan were in Washington to gauge the legislative outlook and assist efforts.
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Washington
Antonio Firabal
Taos
Mirabal
Antonio Lujan
Bankrupts in New Mexico Few in December and January
In Albuquerque United States referee in bankruptcy Ernest A. Polansky says no petitions were filed in the new year and only two small claims cases were started in December. He notes a low mood but remains firm on proceedings.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
Ernest A. Polansky
United States
Polansky
Cattle Convention Postponed to March 20 in New Mexico
The New Mexico Cattle Growers Association postponed its annual convention in Tucumcari to March 20 and 21 due to conflicts with the Fort Worth stock show and the Southwestern Cattle Growers annual meeting. Albert Mitchell, association president, said a new program will be announced soon. An executive committee meeting will precede the Tucumcari event.
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Albuquerque
N. M
The
New Mexico Cattle Grove Association
Tucacari
Ft Worth
Southwestern Cattle Growers
Albert Mitchell
New Mexico Association
Association
Rail hearing on distribution of railroad revenues
Santa Fe New Mexico January 14 AP reports a state corporation commission hearing set for 19 a.m. January 28 about revenue distribution among Santa Fe system lines including Santa Fe San Juan and Northern Santa Fe North Western and Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe. The complaint from coal companies claims only one weekly freight service has been supplied contrary to a commission order for semi weekly service.
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Santa Fe
N. M
San Juan and Northern
Santa Fe Northwestern
Atchison, Topeka
Santa F
State Corporation ‘Commission
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