Four Balkan States Mobilize Troops To Borders
Athens dispatch reports four Balkan states have called troops to the colors to rush reinforcements to the borders amid Bulgarian revolt fears. Thousands of fresh troops mobilized, civil war fears spread to Belgrade, Bucharest, Athens and Prague. Hungary, Jugo Slavia and Czecho Slovakia also react with war time measures. Former Bulgarian premier Stamboulisky killed, unconfirmed report from Central News.
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Athens
Greece
Balkan
Sofa
Bulgaria
Belgrade
Bucharest
Prague
Budapest
Wth
Jugo-Slavia
Czecho-Slovakia
Stamboulisky
London
Reclamation Projects In Eleven States Begin Survey
Washington June 13 Secret Work announces eighteen reclamation projects across eleven western states including Texas. A $225000 appropriation will fund surveys and immediate work on storage reservoirs. One reservoir will be built in Pecos valley near Red Bluff to supply canals and conserve waters from Carlsbad and the Delaware. Santa Fe track relocation is required as the basin is developed.
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Washington
Texas
Pecos
Red Bluff
Carlsbad
Santa Fe
Delaware
Dallas Health Board Backs Supervisor for Maternity Homes
Dallas Texas June 13 The Dallas board of health favors employing a supervisor of maternity homes after Dr Lane B Cooke city health director charged trafficking in babies in the city. Citizens want to adopt children and pay for do so. some maternity homes allegedly have dealings with baby brokers who obtain vaccines for clients and take commissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
Dallas Board of Health
Lane B. Cooke
Cooke
Ford car advert promises smooth running motor
Roswell Auto Company sells a Star Touring car with a promise to eliminate engine chatter by changing the oil every 600 miles as a cost saving measure. HW M Bright buys a Star touring from D & B Motor Co in this city, with S H Green Trading Stamps offered.
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Ford
Roswell Auto Company
HW. M. Bright
D. & 8. Motor Co
Chinese President Flees Peking Fearing Revolt
Chinese President Li Yuan Hung fled from Peking to Tientsin amid fears of a revolt by discontented Chinese troops. The capital is left without a government as foreigners seek safety in legations and troops reportedly unpaid for months raise risk of rioting and looting.
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Peking
Pekin
China
Li Yuan Hung
Peki
Tientzn
Gatons
Legations
Death Tragedy Ties Phoenix Couple in Fatalities
Details from Phoenix reveal Mrs. Frank A. McNally and her estranged husband, the latter fatally slashing his wife and then taking poison. The couple, longtime Roswell residents, had lived here for years. McNally directed the Roswell Juvenile band and worked as a painter and decorator. The incident occurred in Phoenix as the spouses had sought reconciliation. two young daughters witnessed the deaths.
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Frank A. McNaly
McNally
Phoenix
Ariz
Mrs. McNally
Roswell
Texas House backs strict enforcement after repealing liquor laws
The Texas House of Representatives adopted a resolution deploring New York's repeal of liquor laws and urging rigid enforcement and strong cooperation between state and federal agents. The action, announced in Austin on June 13, reflects a push for tighter controls and intergovernmental collaboration.
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Austin
Texas
New York
House of Representatives
House
Murder Case at Lubbock Ready to Start
The trial of Milton Goode and Tom Ross for first degree murder over the killings of H. L. Robinson and Dave Allison proceeds in Lubbock Texas before District Judge Clark L. Murgan with over sixty witnesses summoned. Dayton P. Moses of Fort Worth aids the DA, while WY. H. Bledsoe and G. E. Lockhart represent the defendants who remain jailed without bond after the Seminole hotel lobby shooting on April 1. Robinson and Allison were Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association inspectors and Ross and Goode face cattle theft charges. Allison had been Seminole’s former chief of police, and Robinson was a known rancher in the region.
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Milton Goode
Tom Ross
Vof
H. L. Robinson
Dave Allison
Lubbock
Texas
Clark L. Murgan
Dayton P. Moses
Ft. Worth
Texas and Southwestern
McGuire
WY. H. Bledsoe
G. E. Lockhart
Tohoka
Robnson
Allison
Gaines Hotel
Seminole
Cata
Texas and
Southwestern
Ross
Goode
Veal
Robinson
Disorders Reported in Ruhr and Sabotage Strikes
In Cologne Germany on June 13 reports describe widespread disorders in the Ruhr region. French troops allegedly shot a woman near Berne and sabotage affected railways and telephones in several cities. Commissioners will meet Saturday as a board of equalization to review tax adjustments. An advertisement promotes a $1,000,000 loan on farms ranches and city property. Cooley Urion returns from Kansas City via Albuquerque after floods delayed him four and a half days.
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Cologne
Germany
Ruhr
Berne
Board of County Commissioners
Board of Equalization
Daughtry
Roswell
N. MN
Missouri State Life Insurance Company of
St. Louis
Cooley Urion
Kansas City
Albuquerque
Kansas
Harding will see riches in timber in Alaska
In Washington on June 12, President Harding is headed to Alaska, a vast territory one third larger than the Atlantic states from Maine to Florida. The piece highlights Alaska’s vast forests Tongass and Chugach National Forests with tens of billions of board feet, proximity to markets, and potential for pulp and paper industries, noting naval radio stations and the long timeline since Russia sold the land in 1867.
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Washington
Alaska
Harding
Atlantic States
Maine
Florida
United States Navy
Cordova
Dutch Harbor
Sant Paul Island
Sitka
Cross Sound
Saint Elias
Logan
Ths
Boston
Tampa
United States
Russia
Uncle Sam
Charles Lathrop Pack
American Tree Association
Tongass National Forest
Tidewater
Alaskan National Forest
Chugach National Forest
Tongass Forest
Tongass
Pack
Peter the Great
Bering
Floods Ravage Oklahoma and Arkansas Prompt Record Floods hit Oklahoma and Arkansas threatening major devastation
Floods swept across Oklahoma and Arkansas today causing widespread homelessness and property damage. Thousands fled lowlands near Tulsa Kaw City Ft Smith and Little Rock as rivers rose to the highest since 1892. rail and highway links were crippled and crops suffered. Tulsa reported its worst flood with about four thousand homeless.
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Oklahoma
Arkansas
Tulsa
Kaw City
Ft Smith
Little Rock
Arkansas River
United States Proposes Rum Running Treaty Expansion
The United States proposes a treaty to prevent rum-running into the country and address foreign objections to American rule. It would extend sovereignty from three to twelve miles in rum-running zones and allow foreign vessels to bring rationed equipment under seal into U S ports for the homeward voyage.
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United States
Washington
Glazing and Highway Lights Law For Roswell Drivers
Traffic cop urges motorists to dim and focus headlights within 500 feet, cites 1921 New Mexico statute on glare restrictions. Warns against spotlights and notes lamp adjustment at garages. Emphasizes compliance with city ordinance mirroring state law.
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Roswell
New Mexico
Genuine Ford Parts Stock Ad Promises Uninterrupted Use
An advertisement touts Genuine Ford Parts made by Ford Motor Company and a $15,000 stock to ensure uninterrupted car use. It mentions S and H Green Trading Stamps and a sale listing 1312. Wome from Points East notes Mr and Mrs Leslie Carle returning this afternoon from extended eastern points visit.
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Ford
Ford Motor Company
Wome
Points East
Leslie Carle
Eastern Points
Alaska as asset of the United States stands strong
The text portrays Alaska as a lasting asset for the United States after the czars era, emphasizing its enduring value to Uncle Sam despite historical changes. It presents Alaska as a key strategic and economic asset in the national profile.
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Alaska
Uncle Sam
President Harding letter boosts Roswell Scouts achievements
At a scout gathering Robert Kellahin awarded Troop One and Troop Two pennants for top sales and baseball wins. Elmer Eggleston earned the Eagle rank, first Roswell scout to do so. Harding sent a personal letter to George B. Jewett, Roswell Local Scout Council president, praising the movement and urging continued leadership and growth.
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Robert Kellahin
Elmer Eggleston
Elmer
Roswell
James
George B. Jewett
Warren G. Harding
Harding
White House
Washington
Mr. Jewett
Boy Scouts of America
America
Cruit
Roswell Eyes October Chaves County Cotton Carnival
Roswell business men back the Chaves County Cotton Carnival to be staged in October with strong countywide support. E J Williams D H Wjmnot and Will Vanderwart lead a dominating committee that nominated Wesley Foster as president A S Trube as vice president and Geo Owens as secretary. Plans include rail and auto rate cuts, special theater deals for visitors, and filming by Pathe News to showcase the event.
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Roswell
Chaves County
E. J. Williams
D. H. W.jmnot
Will Vanderwart
Wesley Foster
Wesley Foster; Vice-Pres Dent, <A. S. Trube
Geo. B. Owens
Claude Simpson
Dexter
Vsitors
Pathe
Will Lawrence
H. A. Poorhaugh
A. S. Trube
Will Purdy
Foster
W. F. Witt
Albert Pruit
Hugh Huff
Ross Malone
Charlie Stilwell
Dan Wilmot
John Mull
Harvey Poorbaugh
Eda Willams
Cecil Bonney
Laundry Advertisements and Tax Notice With Drug Legislation
A fragmented notice mentions a senate bill making drug traffic while armed a felony with a penalty of one to ten years. It includes stray lines about laundry ads and a tax payment extension for the second half of 1922 from June 1 to August 1, with local business names appearing.
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Hose
Senate
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Dallas Health Board
Veedol
Fordol Oil
M. W
Woodcraft
I. O. O. F. Hall
S. Come
O. R. Rutledge
Cooley Union
Green Trading
BOY Scouts
Pres. Harding
Geo. B. Jewett
Roswell, N. M
Ghaves County
Roswell Laundry Co
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