Settlement Nearer in Railroad Strike as Talks Advance
Chicago July 19 The railroad strike settlement appeared closer today as wage reductions were to be re heard following assurances from the railroad labor board. Grable head of the maintenance of way union said hearings would start immediately to amend disputed points in the transportation act. Grable met with shop crafts leaders before Detroit, signaling mediation between strikers and the government. Jewel to issue a statement today.
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Chicago
Grable
Maintenance of Way Union
Railroad Labor Board
Bert Jewell
Detroit
Cummings
Jewel
Wilkesbarre
Lehigh Valley
Senators in Golf and Games Across Capitol Hills
Washington July 19 The Senate keeps political lines aside on sport with Joe Robinson Arkansas and Charles Townsend Michigan trading floor barbs but sharing early morning golf. Senators McKinley Jones Kellor and Hitchcock tee off at Potomac or club courses while Norris Nebraska swims and Pepper Pennsylvania tennis. Regulars like Lodge and Borah horse ride and Newberry joins bass fishing trips as Senate athletes mix recreation with duty.
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Washington
Senate
United States
Joe” Robinson
Arkansas
Joe” Packs
Charles” Townsend
Michigan
Cha Senate
Capitol Till
McKinley
Nicnodis
Jones
Capper
Kansas
Kellor
Mdiinnesota
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Potomac
Willis
Ohio
Babe Ruth
Capitol Hil
Keystone
Eddie €Ollins
Frelinghuysen
Senator Pepper
Pennsylvania
White House
Senator Norris
McCumber
North Dakota
Newberry
Senator Lodge
Borah
Jénico
Harrison
Mississippi
Epd Spencer
Missouri
el Goldstein
Walter Johnson
Oklahoma man kills self and wounds others in quarrel
In Herokee Oklahoma on July 19 John Angant 45 is reported dead along with his wife and a father in law after a fatal shooting incident. A witness said Vincent died of self inflicted or related wounds after shooting the others in a family dispute.
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Herokee
Okla
John “Ngant
el Vincent
Papi Ke
Vincent
Denby Falls Four Thousand Feet in China Plane
Unofficial reports say Secretary of the Navy Denby fell four thousand feet in an airplane at Peking China. An urgent radio was sent by Acting Secretary Roosevelt for a full accident report. Denby escaped serious injury, authorities reported.
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Washington
Denby
Peking
China
Roosevelt
Katy Wreck Results in Two Deaths and Injuries
At Assuma Oklahoma a Katy passenger train from Tulsa to Muskogee collided head on with a freight train early today. Two trainmen died Edward Morris passenger engineer and J Richardson freight brakeman. Twelve passengers were injured in the wreck.
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Assuma
Okla
Katy
Tulsa
Muskogee
Edward Morris
J. Richardson
Soviet Denies Lenine Was Murdered
Riga July 19 Soviet embassy denies report Premier Lenine was murdered at a Caucasian watering place. Also notes L. F. D. Parent-Teachers Association work in Roswell area yields school spirit, playground, and library fund barbecue at J. F. D. Farm July 20. S. H. Fairchild, 81, former Roswell resident, dies in Orland California after long local ties.
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Riga
Russia
Lenine
L. F. D. Parent-Teachers Association
Hel? Library Fund
S. H. Fairchild
Roswell
Orland
Calif
E.M. Spencer
Geo. D. Joplin
Parsons
Kansas
H. R. Wynn
Fairchilds
Lea and
Sixth Street
M. W. Hodges
First M. B
Spencer
Local Office Ad Warns of Chain Letter Scam
Public notice from Dr D D Bewaringly warns readers about fraudulent chain letters clogs in mail and offices. The Roswall office line is provided for contact and to report scams.
Obregon Sets Nationwide Campaign Against Mexican Rebels
July 14 in Mexico City President Obregon orders mobilization of federal troops to crush rebel bands. Soldiers withdraw from garrison towns and move into the countryside to continue the assault until the rebellion is stamped out.
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Mexico City
Obregon
Hitchcock Renominated in Nebraska Primaries
Lincoln Neb July 19 Senator Hitchcock was renominated to succeed himself in the primaries Tuesday his opponents conceded today R B Howell Progressive Republican leads Albert W Jefferies the Old Guard candidate for the Republican nomination
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Lincoln
Neb
Hitchcock
R. B. Howell
Albert W. Jefferies
Amnesty for politicals not possible
Washington July 19 General amnesty for the eighty six political prisoners still held in this county is impossible, President Harding informed a delegation. Houston Texas July 19 Plans for stamping out automobile thievery in South Texas will be perfected at a meeting of the reorganized Houston Auto Trades Association.
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Washington
Harding
Houston
Texas
South
Houston Auto Trades Association
Firis
Belton
State Christian Church
Confederate Park
Texas Railroad Commission Meeting Set for August 8
Houston July 19 A Texas Railroad Commission session will hold a public hearing August 8 on rate cuts for cotton under 100 miles and over 100 miles, a 51 cent maximum on green coffee within Texas, and higher switching charges at Galveston wharves.
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Texas BR. R. Commission
Houston
Texas
Texas Railroad Commission
Galveston
Officers campaign at Woodmen Circle meeting
The Woodmen Circle met last evening with a large attendance. Several applications were voted on and a class given for infantary work. The officers campaign, senior new members, and extra work were noted. A home for older members and orphan children under consideration by the Supreme Forest Woodmen. After business a social hour with ice cream and cake was enjoyed by all.
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Alga
Clude
Childress Elected Kiwanis President at Toronto Convention
Kiwanian Childress was elected president of the local Kiwanis club after President Dow resigned. The Toronto convention reported 800 clubs and 66 000 members with 1020 delegates from 610 clubs. The group urged a Farmers classification and highlighted the Golden Rule in Kiwanian life.
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Kiwanian
H. M. Dow
Childress
Toronto
Karr
Kiwanian Cummings
Dallas
Kiwanis
International
Davenport
Iowa
Atlanta
Provisional Order paving plan outlines city street work
The paying law describes two routes to start street paving: petition by majority property owners or by the City Council. The current program uses the Provisional Order plan to issue orders, estimate costs, advertise for hearings, and determine assessments and liens on abutting properties.
Monument planned at Compiegne armistice site
Paris July 19 Plans for a monument at the forest of Compiegne to commemorate the November 11 armistice and the German delegates' surrender. A League of Veterans committee with Premier Poincare as honorary president will oversee a central tombstone like the Unknown Soldier. Marble plaques will mark where Foch and the Germans stood.
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Paris
Compiegne
Foch
League of Veterans
Poincare
France
Marshal Foch
Prices Upward in June Says Labor Dept Report
Washington reports wholesale commodity prices rose one and a third percent in June, slower than May's three and a half percent gain. The June level stands five percent above the year and fifty percent above 1913. The rest of the text notes a church meeting, a sermon on the change of heart, pest spraying guidance for apples, and an unrelated advertisement fragment.
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Washington
Department of Labor
Oil boom days in Mexico are over say American oil men
Tampico Mexico July 19 American oil men here say oil boom days in Mexico are over due to emulsion and water in the Toteco Cerro Azul pool. They predict stabilizing production with no spectacular growth and a shift toward conservative agricultural development affecting American landholders. Estimated monthly light crude output to fall about 10 million barrels by September 1 and Mexican oil tax receipts to drop around fifty percent.
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Tampico
Mexico
México
United States
Monterey
Rio Grande Valley Flood Losses Lessen
Rio Grande City reports flood losses far lower than feared as waters recede. Crops suffered most with soil washed away. Mercedes spared heavy damage but relief funds arrive. Alamo meeting notes most districts coping. San Juan suffered greatest losses. Pharr reports destitute families, others largely self-sufficient.
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Rio Grande Valley
Rio Grande City
Texas
Alamo
Mercedes
Red Cross
St. Louis
San Juan
Pharr
Roswell Giants to face Carlsbad at Thorne Park tomorrow
Tomorrow at 3 o clock a baseball game is slated between the Roswell Giants and the Carlsbad team at Thorne Park. The match follows several close contests this year, promising a good afternoon of baseball. Also advertised is a White Line Stage Co trip to Ruidoso with a round trip fare of $6.00 and lodging options, plus tire services from Dodril Tire Co. for added value.
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Roswell Giants
Carlsbad
Thorne Park
White Line Stage Co
Ruldoso
Bonnell Ranch
White Mountain
Furtten Informhation
Miners refuse to back down in Supreme Strike dispute
In an exclusive statement President John Lewis of the United Mine Workers says the miners will settle the strike only by a joint conference with operators and will not be driven back. He accuses coal companies of aiming to destroy unions as President Hardinge plans to reopen mines with troops. Officials warn of wider strike potential if strikebreakers are sent into closed shops.
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Washington
United Press
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Hardine
Panhandle Claims World Biggest Gas Field
The Panhandle region is described as the world’s largest gas field with 954 square miles and a daily flow near 750 million cubic feet. Geologists estimate potential production at about 32 billion cubic feet daily, enough to power around 100 million horsepower, though limited current use is due to sparse population.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
Tex Cently
The Conscientious Plumber Teaches Quality Work
Notice declares all planning and electrical work will be CAS after completion from June 1 1922. T Cox promises personal attention to repair calls and joint earnings. Advertising line by line expresses pay and profit. Silk Stockings for Papers highlights county charity concerns as supervisors note funds used for stockings.
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T. Cox
Lea
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