Earthquakes Trigger Artesian Water Surges in Pecos Basin
A Roswell field report explains water level recorders in three Pecos artesian wells show surges tied to earthquakes. Notable quakes felt in Mexico coincided with rises and falls of water up to two and a half feet, with similar effects at Artesia and Orchard Park wells, while Roswell’s 1931 quake caused only minor disturbance.
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Ox Suspended Stock Exchange Action Casts Shock
New York January 26 AP The New York Stock Exchange suspended trading after a wave of interruptions and technical problems rocked the market causing a halt in activity across several listed securities and prompting quick action from exchange officials and traders.
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Disciplinary suspensions hit several traders in bond firms
Mort Green and wife announce sweeping actions suspending six members for one month to three years. Several were from Smeltzer Cliford and Company or Ludwig Robertson and Company, which withdrew as clearing members of the stock clearing corporation. Suspicions centered on paying gratuities to exchange or financial employees without approval.
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Artesia Chamber of Commerce elects leaders
Artesia reelects Mark Georgin as president of the Chamber of Commerce with M. Schulze as vice president, C. J. Dexter treasurer, Dr. J. J. Clarke secretary, and Fred Brainard as manager. Deming relief workers plant trees and sow grass at Mountainview cemetery with city officials and citizens aiding the project. John Lauterbaugh dies as a truck overturns on a hill when brakes fail. funeral services follow.
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Osburn Opens Law Office in Roswell
Judson G. Osburn, former District Attorney of the Fifth Judicial District, has opened a general law practice in Roswell at 8 First National Bank Building. He served nearly twenty eight years in Pecos Valley practice, including DA tenure, and is noted for faithful, efficient service and strong client confidence.
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Fianna Fail Appears Set for Ireland Dail Victory
Incomplete returns from Dublin indicate President Eamon de Valera's Fianna Fail leads in the Irish Free State election for the Dail. Early tallies show 22 Fianna Fail seats versus 10 for Cosgrave's Fine Gael, with independents and labor holding small planks, leaving 116 seats to decide. De Valera seeks a clear majority to govern.
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Bank directors reelect Light president in Silver City
The American National Bank board re elected Frank Light as president with Leo Schiff and A S Goddell as vice presidents and W S Haston as cashier. Also in New Mexico, a court suit seeks annulment of Rachelle Shelby and Charles Matteson marriage, claiming the bride was 17 without parental consent. A Rotary District conference is set for Albuquerque with about 250 attending, while Albuquerque high school basketball heads to Pecos valley matches as the Indians beat El Paso Hitchchool 46 to 28.
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Leo F. Schiff
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Rachell Shelby
Charles Matteson
Lindsey Shelby
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Rotary International
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Old Days Over in Lincoln Co
A retro look at an 1908 Outlook issue reveals ad copy for Ziegler Brothers Carrizozo Trading Co and other local businesses, with Governor George Curry in office. The piece recalls saloon culture, early town figures, and rough frontier life before slavery days, noting lawmen Leo Oswald and Martial St. John keeping order.
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Carrizozo Trading Co
Welch & Titsworth
Capitan
Carrizozo Salcon
George Curry
New Mexico
John Lee
Jim Woodland
Harry Little
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Frank English
Hewitt Hudspeth
Carriz
Anton
Florencio Vega
Frank Phillips
Leo Oswald
Marcial St. John
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