Thirty written for editor John Murphy in San Angelo
San Angelo June 13 Thirty was written for John George Murphy founder and former editor of the San Angelo Standard who died at 6 45 from stomach cancer and Bright's disease Funeral services will be on Wednesday Burial likely beside his brother Mike who died in March and was editor of the Devil s River News at Sonora He is survived by his wife a daughter a brother and a sister Murphy founded the Standard thirty six years ago
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San Angelo
John George Murphy
Sunday Storm in New York Toll Reaches Sixty
New York June 13. Sunday's big storm took a toll of sixty known lives, according to police figures. Most victims were drowned. Fifty three bodies have been recovered.
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New York
Six Negroes Get Shortened Sentences at Leavenworth
Kansas, June 13. Six of the sixty three negro soldiers sent here for long terms for the so called Houston riots were given shortened sentences today. Four received commutations from life to twenty years and two from fifteen years to eleven and twelve years. The article also notes appeals for books and furniture for a Boy Scouts Club House and lists donors. It mentions local ads and a ranch visitor, Ed Bates, along with a lost Goodyear tire and an automotive ad.
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Leavenworth
Kansas
Houston
Labor Raps the Harding Administration
Cincinnati June 13 The American Federation of Labor unanimously adopted a resolution condemning the Harding administration ship subsidy bill now before Congress as inimical to the public interest and destructive of the nation' s hopes for sea power Vice President James Duncan presented the resolution asserting the bill was a cunningly devised scheme to enrich certain classes of ship owners at taxpayers expense
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Cincinnati
American Federation of Labor Convention
Harding
Congress
James Duncan
Harding to call extra session over ship subsidy bill
President Harding told Republican leaders he will convene an extra session this summer unless the ship subsidy bill passes before adjournment. The warning was issued in a letter to Speaker Campbell of Kansas and House rules committee chairman.
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Washington
Harding
Congress
Campbell
Kansas
House Rules Committee
Four Die in Ammonia Tank Blast at Parker Webb Plant
Detroit June 13 Four men were killed in an ammonia tank explosion at the Parker Webb packing plant. A fire followed the blast and spread through the buildings. The blast wrecked engine and refrigerator rooms and released ammonia gas throughout the plant. Foremen wore gas masks as rescue efforts began. The report notes a free freight matching service by the Chamber of Commerce linking freighters and ranchmen seeking loads.
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Detroit
Parker-Webb Packing Plant
Register
Chamber of Commerce
Tire Advertisement for New Firestone 30 x 344 Non Skid
Levers Service Station offers new stock Big Special Firestone Cord Tires 30 x 344 non skid priced at 316.00. Kodak prints finished correctly at Rodded’s Studio 117 W. 4th St. Advertisements list services and locations in a compact local notice.
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Levers
Kodak
4Th St
Roddeds
Levers Service Staton
Indian War Looms Near Point Pelee Park
At Seacliff Park Ontaro on June 13, Potawatomi families camped near Point Pelee claiming the area as their old hunting ground. Troopers were rushed to the scene to keep the Indians off park grounds.
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Seacliff Park
Ontaro
Point Pelee Government Park
Yale Harvard Race Looms Over Water Season Finale
New York June 9 Two major rowing events close the season Yale Harvard at New London June 23 and intercollegiate regatta at Poughkeepsie June 26 Yale Navy Harvard Syracuse Cornell Washington compete for the intercollegiate crown behind an undefeated Navy crew Navy known as heavy favorite. Cornell tipped to challenge with same eight that starred as freshmen and sophomores. Washington noted for Coast title win. Syracuse seen as dark horse.
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Harvard
New London
Poughkeepsie
Yale
Hudson
Nave
Syracuse
Cornell
Columbia
Penn
University of Washington
Navy
Courteny
Ihis
Washington
California
Boston
Guy Nickalls
James Corderry
Nickalls
Corderry
George
Roswell Council No 421 Meeting at Odd Fellows Hall
Roswell Council No 421 The Praetorians will meet at the Odd Fellows Hall this evening at 8 o clock for the regular June meeting. The Queen's degree will be conferred and regular form observed. All members and candidates urged to attend for opening. refreshments after session. J B Savage Recorder. Natl ea make early morning deliveries Phone 796 Clardy's Dairy Adver tisement Rtlo.
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Roswell
Praetorians
Odd Fellows Hall
J. B. Savage
Europe Still Asleep On Peace, Says Marquis of Aberdeen
London dispatch argues true peace uncertain as Europe holds four and a half million armed men. It warns economic collapse, unemployment, currency depreciation, and trade restrictions threaten recovery, with Russia hunger and the US facing market pressures. It calls for unity and bolder steps to restore commerce and prosperity.
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Marquis OF Aberdeen
Temair
Canada
Ireland
United Press
London
Janus
Europe
Russia
Americas
America
United States
Arrests Expected in Murder Plot Near San Antonio
Five Americans are targeted by U S border agents for a kidnapping and murder plot that killed General Blanco and Colonel Martinez. They allegedly received $10,000 each from an oil company. Arrests expected imminently as agents close in.
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San Antonio
Texas
Laredo
Blanco
Martinez
United States
Man 60 Kills Self Outside Dallas Home
Thomas W. Jackson age sixty killed himself outside his Dallas residence early today firing a pistol into his chest. Death followed within minutes as illness and grief over his brother's death were given as causes.
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Dallas
Texas
Thomas W. Jackson
Miriam Ferguson to Withdraw Name for Senate Ticket
Temple Texas June 13 Mrs Miriam Ferguson will withdraw her name as candidate for senator former Governor Ferguson announced today Mrs Gayle Armstrong who had been visiting relatives in El Paso for several weeks will return home tonight by automobile
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Temple
Texas
Miriam Ferguson
Ferguson
Gayle Armstrong
el Paso
Money to Loan Good Farms and Ranches Ad J H Daughtry Roswell NM
Lost shrine pin reward. Return to Record. Wartime editorial on global peace and unity. asserts Europe must unite, reconcile, and avoid victors vs vanquished framing. Quotes Fosdick on nationalism leading to internationalism and cooperative spirit for peace.
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J. H. Daughtry
Roswell
New Mexico
Hugope
Europe
Russia
Germany
H. Emerson Fosdick
Highest rise of season on Rio Grande floods Roma reports
Gangs of men worked feverishly to strengthen levees along the Rio Grande as the river surged to the highest rise of the season. Roma reports the river rose six feet in twelve hours and was climbing at about one inch every five minutes due to heavy rains upstream.
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San Benito
Texas
Rio Grande
Roma
Rates on hay and grain reopened by ICC order
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered reopening of the case that reduced hay and grain rates in the Western territory by fourteen percent last November. Rain fell generally from Ruidoso to Roswell and eastward, the first good rain this year in the Ruidoso valley and west of Hondo.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Western Territory
Ruidoso
Ruidoso Canyon
Roswell
Ruidoso Valley
Hondo
Officers Probe Threat Letter Sent to Genoa Man
In Houston on June 13 authorities investigated a letter received by Louis Hernandez of Genoa near here. He claimed opening the letter produced poisonous fumes causing temporary blindness. Written in Spanish, the note cites a plot to kidnap his 18 year old daughter and mentions Corpus Christi.
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Houston
Texas
Louis Hernandez
Genoa
Here
Hernandez
Corpus Christi
Pine Lodge Road Report Praises Road Condition For Summer Visitors
Visitors report Pine Lodge road is in good shape with daily round trips by loaded trucks. Dr C Cagle says a Ford can travel it in four hours from Roswell and expects frequent trips. The Lodge, run by T M Seeley, has 14 new cottages and expanded accommodations as summer tourism increases.
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Pine Lodge
C. Cagle
Cagle
T. M. Seeley
Real Estate Transfers Filed in June 1922
Real Estate transfers filed by First State Bank and Abstract & Title Dept. list Claude Simpson as trustee and wife transferring to William FE Wiseley for $1.00 the lots 108 104 and 105 Lea's subdivision, filed June 12 1922. W H Manning transfers Lot 14 Bik 20 Berrendo Irrigated Farms for $1.00.
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First State Bank & Trust Co
Claude Simpson
William FE. Wiseley
Lea
W. H. Manning
Frank Snipes
Brunk's Show Delivers Despite Threatening Weather
Brunk's Comedian show drew a good crowd last night under a sturdy tent west of the Armory, praised as good and clean. Abraham Silva faces trial for assault with a deadly weapon, set for 2 pm before Judge R M Parsons, with the district attorney and J D Mell as counsel.
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Brunk
Armory
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