No Danger of Influenza Epidemic Warned
Reports to the public health service say no immediate danger of a widespread influenza recurrence. In New York six ty-four cases were reported in two days but officials say it is not yet an epidemic. Health Commissioner Royal S. Copeland sent inspectors to incoming ships. flu and grippe among passengers remain no greater than usual.
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Washington
Public Health Service
New York
Health Department
Royal S. Copeland
Dr. Copeland
Genoa economic conference likely postponed
Washington reports indicate the Genoa economic conference may be delayed as Italian delegation spokesman confirms postponement. Senator Brandegee of Connecticut told the Senate he discussed the matter with the President, fueling doubt over U S participation.
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Washington
Genoa
Armament Conference Signals Land Limitation Favor
January 24 Washington reports the armament conference may record support for limiting land arms at soonest. A resolution urging reduction of land armament is under consideration but would not bind any immediate limits.
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Washington
Railroads Seek Large Funds, Hines Opposes
Washington January 24 The railroads press for big federal subsidies citing labor inefficiency as the cause while Walker D Hines former director general of railroads testifies to the senate interstate commerce committee against the claims.
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Washington
Walker D. Hines
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Lynchers Get Life Sentence in Oklahoma City
Three of eight men charged with murder in the lynching of Jake Rooks, a negro packing house strike breaker, pleaded guilty and were sentenced to life imprisonment in Oklahoma City. The story notes a business trip by Ballard, Porter, and Jim Ballard to El Paso, and mentions Dr. Swearingip’s Roswell clinic schedule.
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Oklahoma City
Jake Rooks
el Paso
R. F. Ballard
Austin Porter
Jim Ballard
Million Man Drill Sparks India Revolt Fears
Washington dispatch reports Sailendra N. Chase, head of the American commission for self government in India, says 1.4 million troops are drilling in India for revolt against British rule.
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Washington
India
Sailendra N. Chase
American Commission For Self-Government
Carpentier Considers Paris Bout Over Gibbons Fight
Georges Carpentier weighs options for his next bout, reportedly favoring a Paris fight with Nilles over a planned U S clash with Tom Gibbons due to ring and glove size concerns. He weighs in Paris as a safer, easier opponent while eyeing a local bout.
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Paris
Georges Carpentier
Tom Gibbons
America
Gibbons
Nilles
Georges
Inquiry into Alien Property and Public Notices
Washington January 24. A grand jury in Boston will examine the sale by A Mitchell Palmer of the Bosch Margueto property seized in the war. The Civil Service Commission announces an open competitive exam February 14 1923 for Forest and Field Clerk. Also local notices list Windmill for sale 16 foot Samson near City at 100 dollars this month, Hedgecoxe visiting from Spring ranch, Slaughter from El Paso in town, and Roswell Floral Co advertising.
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Washington
A. Mitchell Palmer
Federal Grand Jury
Boston
Department of Justice
Civil Service Commission
Local Civil Service Board
Muscle Shoals plant contract sent to Ford for signature
Washington January 24 The war department and Henry Ford contract for the Muscle Shoals nitrate plant has been completed and sent to Detroit for Ford's signature. Upon signing, Secretary Weeks will forward it to Congress where a major fight is expected.
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Washington
War Department
Henry Ford
Muscle-Shoals
Detroit
Weeks
Congress
Considering successor to the late Pope in Rome
The choice of a successor to the late Pope Benedict XV centers on three candidates Venice Cardinal Ratti and Milan with possible opposition to all. Observers think a lesser known prel ate could win the position despite little prior mention.
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Rome
Italy
Benedict
Venice
Cardinal Ratti
Milan
Progressives Demand Real Farm Aid at Harding Conference
A volcanic tension brews as the Progressive bloc presses for a decisive agricultural relief program. They threaten insurgency if the conference does not go on record backing what they consider the sole path to aid farmers.
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Washington
Harding
Assembly
Kiwanis Passing Show Delights Roswell Audience Again
Last night’s second showing of the Kiwanis Passing Show of 1922 drew an estimated 1,300 attendees, with new local hits and especially well received skits about life at the New Mexico Military Institute. Weather forecast: unsettled tonight, generally fair tomorrow, with slightly cooler southeast. temperatures ranged from 31 to 41. Cleve Hallenbeck is the official in charge.
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Kiwanis
New Mexico Military Institute
Roswell
Pecos Valley
New Mexico
Arizona
Plains
Texas
Oklahoma
Pecos
Cleve Hallenbeck
Second Degree on Wednesday Eventing at Roswell Lodge
Special communication of Roswell Lodge No. 18 A F and A M convenes Wednesday night January 25 at 7 20 at the Masonic temple for Second Degree work Fellowcraft Masons urged to attend W M Prager Miller and Secy W H Cosgrove announce. Also notice of M W A Camp No 13 297 meeting Tuesday at 7 30 urged attendance Clerk O R Rutledge announces. Public sale of household goods February first at East Bland and Atkinson Avenue with bills to follow. Home grown shade trees offered with planting at 619 N Richardson phone 325 Ray Dearholt.
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Roswell Lodge
A. F
A. M
Masonic Temple
Prager Miller
W. M. Attest
W. H. Cosgrove
O. R. Rutledge
N. Richardson
Dearholt
Mobilization of Roswell Boy Scouts Last Night
Roswell 88 Scouts held a practice mobilization at the Armory with Troop 2 winning a prize for best attendance after a misread plan. Troops 1 4 and 3 followed, guests then attended the Passing Show hosted by Kiwanis as part of ongoing emergency drills.
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Roswell
Armory
Chub
Troop 2
Troop 3
Key to Spanish Gold Found in Arkansas Ozarks
Springfield reports Anthony Fenninger and Denver investors claim to have found the key to a cache of 2.5 million dollars in Spanish gold hidden in the Ozark mountains more than 150 years ago. An ancient inscription near Eden's Bluff sparked the discovery amid a renewed planned spring search by Fenninger's group.
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Springfield
Ozark Mountains
Arkansas
Anthony Fenninger
Denver
Fenninger
Eden's Bluff
White River
Steamship lines defend immigration cooperation with U S authorities
Steamship companies say they cooperate with American immigration laws by running bureaus in major European emigration centers to monitor passenger flow and keep arrivals within quotas. They note that decisions on exempted classes rest with the U S and argue that regulating flow fully is impossible because quotas are based on arrivals, not departures.
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Steamship Lines
TUS
London
North Atlantic Steamship Companies
America
Europe
Hinkle Returns From Santa Fe Conference on Education Needs
James F. Hinkle returned from Santa Fe where a committee on surveying state educational institutions and building extensions met last week. Governor Mechem appointed the panel to prepare a report for the next state legislature.
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Santa Fe
James F. Hinkle
Mechem
Canvas Starts for Members Old Scouts Club
The Kiwanis Club opened a fundraising canvass for Roswell's Boy Scout council via a noon luncheon. Men pay $5 to join the Old Scouts, funding scouting work to supplement school church and home, with Rev. Rudolph Caughey outlining loyal, well-rounded boy development.
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Old Scouts Club
Kiwanis Club
Boy Scouts
Roswell
Rudolph Caughey
Caughey
MARKET CONDITIONS SEEN BY MR J W GAMES
Mr J W Games reports fine Pecos Valley weather on the trip and notes little price relief in New York Ready-To-Wear. Spring styles favor sport wear with lower prices, dresses and blouses in silks with crepe effects, and tailored pieces remain appropriate for dressier needs. Manufacturers expect a good season and readiness to meet demand could bring prosperity.
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J. W. Games
Pecos Valley
New York
East
Operation Success Report From Alexandria Hospital
M L Norton received a wire announcing Mrs Angie Cleve underwent a major operation successfully this morning. Miss Katie Cleve is due to graduate in June from the hospital. Mrs Cleve’s travel was a result of treatment linked to treason charges. Mrs Norton returned today from Winters Texas after accompanying her mother south.
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M. L. Norton
Alexandria
Angie Cleve
Katie Cleve
Cleve
Winters
Texas
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Gladys Bivins
St. Mary's Hospital
Plano
Bankhead Hotel
EF. M. Denton
Dallas
J. B. Kipling
Texas Hunting Club
H. P. Saunders
Citizens National Bank
Cohoma
E. T. Roberts
Walnut
Advertisement
Hedgecoxe
Otto Hedgecoxe
Roswell Floral Co
Mufps Jewelry Store
Eversharp
Conklin
Sterling
Weather Forecast
Wesley Jones
Jones
Douglas Ariz
Wesley
OLD Scouts ‘Club
Besh—Roswell Auto Co
Hall
Sethe
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