Attempt to kill president of France fails in Paris
Paris July 14 An unsuccessful attempt was made to assassinate President Millerand on the Champs de Mars as he returned from a Bastille Day review. Gastone Bouvet 23 fired three shots at a car bearing the president but hit Police Chief Naudin’s vehicle instead. Bouvet later said he planned only a protest, not a murder.
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Paris
Millerand
Champ de Elysee
Gastone Bouvet
Naudini
Nauding
Bouvet
Accuses Wife of Beating Woman to Death in Tucson
Los Angeles dispatch July 14 reports county officers traveling to Tucson to detain Mrs. Clara Phillips wife of an oil promoter formerly of Houston Texas on suspicion of beating to death Mrs. Albert Meadows a young widow found on a hillside. Police say a hammer caused the fatal injuries and claim Phillips confessed to her husband claiming Meadows had improper relations with Phillips.
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Los Angeles
Tucson
Arizona
Clara Phillips
Houston
Texas
Albert Meadows
Younty Whdow
Meadows
Phillips
Oklahoma floods hit eastern region with heavy rains
Cloud bursts and heavy rains across eastern Oklahoma over the last two days caused considerable damage in Muskoger and surrounding areas. Authorities assess road washouts, localized flooding, and property impacts as residents prepare for cleanup.
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Muskoger
Okla
Oklahoma
Hagen Leads After First Eighteen at Chicago Golf
Walter Hagen holds a narrow lead at the Chicago championship after eighteen holes with a score of sixty eight. The field trails as Hagen sits at the top, shaping a tight race for the title.
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Walter Hagen
Chicago
Rotary Meeting at Gilkerson Hotel Discusses Railhead Strike
The Rotary Club met at the Gilkenson hotel for Thursday noon. Attendance reached about 54 citizens during vacation. Dr. Hill of New Mexico State College attended as a visitor. Frank Rose spoke on the railhead strike, its causes, the contract system for sheep work, and wage questions. He cited Santa Fe officials’ belief that traffic on the system would not be greatly affected and that livestock, farm products, and fruit could still be moved. Paving considerations were reviewed by Dr. Fall Dr. Horwitz and Will Robinson, outlining both benefits and drawbacks.
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Rotary
Rotary Club
Gilkeson
Hill
New Mexico State College
Frank Rose
Santa Fe
Real Estate Transfers and Local Advertisements
A Roswell real estate transfer shows Luella H. McGaffey selling Lot 15 Block 5 South Roswell to L. David son for $1.00, filed July 18 1922 with First State Bank & Trust Co. Other items advertise tire service, plumbing work cash terms after June 1 1922, a visit by Walden Bassett from Dallas, and a barbecue by the Parent Teachers Association at L F D with a 50 cent plate. Several ads promise tire satisfaction, studio photography services, and general advertisements from local businesses.
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Abstract & Title Dept
First State Bank & Trust Co
Luella H. McGaffey
L. Davidson
South Roswell
Strikes Spread as Rail Unions Clash in Texas and West
A large union authorizes a sympathy strike by stationary firemen and engineers on U.S. railroads effective July 17, with rail managers saying service won’t be seriously affected. In Texas, Gov Neff orders no immediate state troop deployment while Adjutant General Barton surveys strike conditions. A troop train sighting and guard shootings later mark tense steps as labor actions unfold nationwide.
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Chicago
San Antonio
Texas
Fort Sam Houston
Hines
Washington
Pallas
Neff
Houston É
Texas Central
Sherman
Dallas
Three Young Men Die In Railroad Tragedy Near Amarillo
Three men aged 17 to 22 were killed on the Rock Island railroad near Amarillo while riding a freight train. Believed from Weatherford Oklahoma, they had left the train at 5:30 this morning to head toward Tucumcari for work. Willie Berry, 17, found the mangled bodies after returning from a grocery run for cats. The victims are thought to include Frank Roberts, 22, of Weatherford. the party was traveling to Tucumcari for employment.
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Amarillo
Texas
Rock Island
Weatherford
Oklo
Willie Berry
Berry
Frank Roberts
Tucumcéri
Germany to Pay Part July Reparations Today
Paris July 14 The German embassy says thirty million gold marks of the July reparations installment will be paid today. Also notes from Philadelphia report a Parkway building collapse with from five to fifteen workers killed and an Odd Fellows Temple wall collapse leaving four dead and twenty five injured. In Ohio a baby sale case ends with authorities blocking the sale of Baby Richard Turner. Cotton consumption in June reaches 507 869 bales, up from 461 917 last year.
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Paris
Philadelphia
Parkway
Old
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Eyesville
Ohio
Richard Turner
Augusta Turner
Washington
Weather forecast for Roswell and Pecos Valley
Tonight and Saturday expect generally fair weather across Roswell Pecos Valley and southeastern New Mexico. Showers were confined to northern New Mexico and northwest Texas with higher temperatures reported elsewhere. a small chance of rain persists in the region. Temperature data show a high of 89 and a low of 65, issued by Meteorologist Cleve Hallenbeck.
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Roswell
Pecos Valley
New Mexico
Texas
Northwest
Roswell Plans Bigger Hope Excursion During Big Celebration
Advertisements describe Roswell sending a larger group to Hope for the upcoming big celebration on August 9 10 11 with over 500 cars expected, led by A S Trube of the Retail Merchants committee, and mention hotel stays and transport options for travelers.
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Roswell
Hope
A. S. Trube
Mr. Trube
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