06 Jul 1922
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1922
Page
1
In Rio de Janeiro on July 6 heavy artillery fire signaled insurgents who revolted yesterday still resisting government troops. Government forces rapidly gained the upper hand, while Fort Capablanca reported sailors and many revolting soldiers seeking surrender talks but the government demanded unconditional surrender.
Chicago July 6 heads of the striking shop crafts union clung to the Glive branch today offered by the United States railroad labor board hoping for a quick settlement of the dispute. If anyone has any proposition or proposal to make we are ready to listen Bert Jewell head of the union said. J F Childress who represented the Roswell Kiwanis club at the international convention at Toronto Canada returned home yesterday. Mr Childress visited several Points on his way home and is very enthusiastic over his trip. For Rent Cabin on the Ruidos Apply P D Wilkins Phone 726 Life Laborers wanted Apply R EL Lever's office rear of Bank of Commerce Life
One person is reported dead and hundreds overcome as fire and choking smoke fill the Lexington Avenue subway after a short circuit. Panic gripped women and children in the darkness lit by red flares as flames spread 35 feet below the surface.
Chicago officials say harmony may return for Slater Missouri shops of the Chicago and Alton railroad. No official word, but thirty men are said to have been driven from the shops by union forces.
President Harding, back in Marion Ohio, had a signed editorial in the Marion Star outlining essentials of success as honesty simplicity industry capacity and determination. London film censors ban the drug tale Cocaine citing vice and impropriety and plan bans on drunkenness vice risqué gowns and bloodier scenes.
Charles Shepherd returned last night from Carlsbad and other points on a combined business and pleasure trip. Mrs Ruth Miller, who spent yesterday in the city on business and visiting friends, left this morning for Carlsbad.
A marriage license was issued late yesterday to Wille Haney and Miss Edna Fore, both residents of the city.
Forice We make early morning deliveries Phone 796. Clardy's Dairy. Advertisement.
In Vera Cruz Mexico on July 6 a battle between soldiers and the Tenants' Union left twenty dead and seventy five wounded. Soldiers moved to arrest Heron Proal, leader of the Union. Proal resisted and hundreds of his followers fired on two hundred soldiers. A lieutenant and two soldiers were killed, with others from the Union among the dead.
Washington July 6 Senator New of Indiana declared a nationwide onslaught on the primary system and a return to the convention plan. He blamed the Newberry case on the primary system, saying it causes corruption and inefficiency in public service. New was beaten in the primary by Beveridge, a better man. Under the convention system New would have won.
Bad weather in Wimbledon England delays the tennis semifinals to tomorrow. The postponement affects both planned matches and schedules as players await improved conditions.
Henley on Thames England July 5 The regatta opens with a brilliancy reflecting its status as a sport and society river picnic. International entries from United States Canada Australia France Belgium Holland Norway and Switzerland loom over top events including the Grand Challenge Cup and Diamond Sculls. Notable entrants include W M Hoover Duluth Boat Club and other foreign competitors in eight and four oared races. The four day event showcases elite crews as European clubs challenge domestic favorites.
Mr and Mrs John Fewson arrive from their east ranch and plan several days in town to handle business matters and visit friends, according to local observers.
Dan W. Ryan, 45, is dead and his wife Martha Hazel Ryan, 25, is held on a murder charge after firing fatal shots as he sat in his car on a Jonesy Clinton road fifteen miles from Houston. The couple had been separated for months and Martha is described as a prominent city businesswoman and mother of children.
Riot erupts as one white man is severely beaten and several Black workers are injured during a strike claim in Houston. Civil Service notices seek applicants for Public Health Service roles with fillings from 720 to 2000 dollars and printers at Washington. Ottawa reports 12,763,040 acres sold to settlers in Alberta and Saskatchewan under the Dominion Lands Act. Attorney Gilbert Home and J Gilbert return from visiting family in the mountains.
An international rum smuggling fleet of fifteen ships with several hundred men, repulsed July 2 in a speed engagement with the federal dry navy, was driven fifteen miles to sea and returned today. It plans another dash for the New York or New Jersey coast, with booze valued at nearly six million dollars, according to prohibition headquarters.
Early reports estimate at least 400 cars of apples will be shipped from Pecos valley this year. The crop is larger than last year and quality is notably higher. Ruidoso and Hondo valleys also report large fruit crops this year.
Advertisement by J. R. Daughtry of Roswell New Mexico promotes farms and hanches to readers. It lists goods for sale and directs interested customers to contact the advertiser for more details.
Mrs E J Williams and daughter will return to Pine Lodge next Sunday morning after several days in this city. Roswell Laundry Co offers a special service for temporarily separated wives with pickup and delivery. Reasonable price and satisfaction guaranteed. All buttons sewn on.
Otis F. Pratt departed this morning for San Diego to spend the summer. A. D. Jones arrived from his ranch on the plains and will remain several days to attend to business matters.
Mrs T J Gardner plans a brief mountain sojourn of ten days in a cabin high above the upper Rio dose region. Kodak print order indicates studio at 117 W 4th St Rodden’s Studio. Ad to be finished on short notice.
Government figures show over a million workers nationwide walk off jobs to protest wage cuts. Labor department data indicate nearly all sectors are affected directly or indirectly, with experts saying the full impact remains to be seen.
Berlin reports serious clashes between Republicans and Monarchists across Germany. Attorney J. D. Atwood returned from a cabin trip on the Ruidoso and plans a two week stay at a San Antonio summer camp. Goodyear and Fisk tires highlighted in an advertisement.
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