Frank Tallfiadge Doubles Roswell Sanatorium Fund Pledge
Frank Tallfiadge leads Roswell fund drive by doubling his subscription to the $100,000 sanatorium campaign, pushing total commitments past the $70,000 mark and signaling rapid progress toward a Saturday completion. A parade of local businesses and individuals adds generous support, with further calls for residents to contribute to finish the appeal.
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Frank Tallfiadge
Frank Talmixe
Bep. Baker
Roswall
Roswell
United States Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commitrce
Elliott H. Goodwin
Washington
West Texas
Unusua
Joyce-Pruit Co
C. M. Farnsworth
H. A. Cahoon
Ec. C. Martin
Fritz Brinck
Pecos Valley Lumber Co
J. P. White
J. E
J. W. Rhea
Roswell Auto Co
Mabie-Lowrey Hdw. Co
Kemp Lumber Co
Frank Talmage
Price & Co
Everybody's Cash Store
Roswell Hardware Co
Cummins
R. C. Worswick
McCune & Lawrence Sen
D. D. Swearingin
N. Amis
Owl Drug Co
C. M. Einhart
C. R. Carr
J. R. Daughtry
William
George Jowett
J. B. Kipling
Margaret
McNally
Jo Jacobson
W. E. Bondurant
Cc. V. Stewart
Guy Nickson
Will Purdy
Chas. F. Beeson
J. W. Tilton
Drs. Phillips & Fall
Robert Fletcher
J. Holtenthower
H. A. Ingalls
J. W. Hinkle
A. D. Jones
Bond-Baker Co
U. S. Bateman
J. W. Talk
Luella McGaffey
John’ Umfleet
Claud Hobba
Hall-Poorbaugh Press
L. H. Dobbs & Son
Chaves County Abstract
Senate confirms nominations and kills key bills in Santa Fe
The senate confirmed Governor Hink le’s nominees including John B. McManus as warden and J B French as state engineer while rejecting bills. A health and child welfare consolidation measure failed 18 to 5, train limit and employers liability bills fell, and constitutional amendments on education and penal boards were decided. Additional nominations were added to the penitentiary and reform school boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
Senate
Hinkle
John B. McManus
J. B. French
New Mexico University
Miners’ Hospital
Museum Board
The
Highway and Game Commission
L. B. Gregg
Sheep Sanitary Board
Normal University At
Las Veras
Agricultural College Board
Las Cruces
Normal School Board
Silver City
Felix
Penitentiary Board
Thomas Hughey
Albuquerque
Levi A. Hughes
Santa Ire
R. L. Orisbee
Warren Graham
Solomon Garcia
I’spanola
Reform School Board
C. H. Fischat
Springer
Harvey H. Chandler
Cimarron
Seferino Martinez
Black Lake
W. D. Brennan
Dawson
L. White
Raton
Wanted By Government and Delaware for Desertion
Deserter Charles Short from 82nd Field Artillery Fort Bliss sought by U S government and Delaware for wire desertion. Believed in Roswell, blonde 145 pounds height 5 11 wearing rimmed glasses. saxophonist with unclear spelling of traits. Reward offered and a separate local ad mentions a furnished room for rent near North Richardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Charles Short
82Nd Field Artillery
Ft. Biss
Roswell
Briven
Anan
Heleigh Bee School
Marche
Frisco Seizes Cargo After Gun Battle on Steamer Fearless
San Francisco reports prohibition agents seized the cargo of the steamer Fearless valued in the thousands of dollars after a gun battle with crew members. Officers boarded the ship following a brief skirmish, arrested three men, and took control of the vessel with no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Fearless
Prohibition
Real Estate Transfers Filed March 6 1923
A list of conveyances from U S to individuals and companies and from trustees to buyers. Transactions include property descriptions with sections, townships, ranges, block and lot numbers across multiple parcels in Roswell and surrounding areas, with nominal consideration amounts. Names appearing include U S, Robert E L Swinney, W Low, Austin D Crile, Austin C Crile, Berrendo Cattle Company, Chas A Otis, Adam Pamer, Ivy A Willis, Lula M Ferguson, G W Scott, B H Lewis, Ira Pursell, Lela P Rogers, Hugo Jacobson, Verne H Lincoln, Drumm Commission Company, Frank N Brown, John O Westover, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First State Bank &Trust Co
Robert E. L. Swinney
D. W. Low
Austin D. Urile
Otis and Wife
Austin Crile
Berrendo Cattle Company
Austin D. Crile
B.I. F
Chas. A. Otis
Adam Pamer
Wifs
Ivy A. Willis
Lula M. Ferguson
Roswell
G. IW
Scott
B. H. Lewis
Seysw
Sec
David W. Low
Ira Pursell
Lela P. Rogers
E. Meade L. McClure
Hugo Jacobson
Newnwy
Seysey
B. Verne H. Lincoln
Drumm ‘Commission Company
Neyunwyy
Verne H. Lincoln
Ney
Frank N. Brown
John
Westover
Local Shop Advertises Shade Trees and Pecan Trees
Fragmentary OCR shows a shop offering shade trees and pecan trees for planting. Text mentions a repair or shop area and equipment listing, with unclear phrases about ordering and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Dearholt
High Speed WW Final Hours In Legislature
In Santa Fe March 8 the closing days of the Sixth Legislative session see rapid action on major measures. Debate centers on the general appropriations bill with restrictions and a shift in item changes via governor recommendations. Senate and House push through calendar items while planning for conference on the budget and proposed boiler purchases for the University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FH
Dennis Chavez
Vigil
Senate
House
Senate Finance Committee
House Finance Committee
Dawson
Federal Bureau of Mines
Zinn
Wright
Risdon
Soviets Buy Millions Arms to Fight Rebels
London reports Soviet Russia ordered millions of arms from Sweden Germany and Czechoslovakia as Don Cossack units join rebels near Kielg. Three million rifles 125000 machine guns and forty airplanes reportedly ordered ahead of a possible spring drive. Rebels seized Vasilkov and advanced toward Kiet in Donetz district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Russia
Sweden
Germany
Czech-Slovakia
Don Cossacks
Kielg
Red Army
Donetz
Vasilkov
Kiet
Increased French Forces in Dortmund Seize City Halls
Berlin dispatch reports French troops in Dortmund enlarging their presence by occupying the railway station and city hall, disarming police, expelling town officials, and preparing to confiscate coal and railway materials amid rising tension. In El Paso, Texas, March 7, Paul Krupp recounts a burglary where 200 worth of shirts were stolen after thieves entered through a roof opening, with authorities suspecting a man and a boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Dortsund
EL Paso
Texas
Cimch
Paul Krupp
Temple Adopts Ordinance to Remove Wires from Streets
Temple Texas March 7 city crews remove electric light wires and power lines from streets moving them to back alleys. Removal costs are assessed against tenants and property owners under the ordinance clause enacted by the City Commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple
Texas
Senate and House Clash Over Mines Safety and Appointments
The legislature debated mine disaster oversight with inspectors Risdon and a Federal Bureau of Mines representative cited. The Senate defeated the House substitute, created a conference, and confirmed most governor appointments including the Highway Commission and State Engineer. A fight over Miguel A. Otero on the Normal University board emerged. The Senate killed a car-limit bill and amended the workmen's compensation act, while a constitutional amendment for consular matters and a Rio Grande railroad proposal advanced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zinnaid
Risdon
Eport
Federal Bureau of Mines
House
Senate
A. T. Hannett
R. C. Sowder
State Highway Commission
James Branch
J. F. McManus
L. B. Gregg
Miguel A. Otero
The
Normal University
State Health Bureau
Child Welfare Bureau
Zinn
Rio-Grande
Santo Fe
Wnd
Bi “Alao
A Wild Negro Fatally Hurts: Tenn. Woman
In Spencer Tennessee March 8 a paroled convict named Lious Dudley ran amuck on the Haston farm fatally wounding Mrs. George Haston and seriously injuring four others. Mrs Sam Haston died from fright while Haston’s husband and neighbors G D Shapiro were among the wounded. Dudley was pursued by a posse after being reproved for stealing corn earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haston
Larer
Fighing in Ireland: Free State Forces Oust Rebels in Kerry
Dublin March 8 Free State troops have driven insurgents from a fortified height in the Kerry mountains in the heaviest fighting since last summer. Four hundred rebels reported killed or captured as government aims to crush rebel bands in the south after the rebels rejected amnesty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Ireland
Kerry
Free State
Seed Germination Tests Warn Growers in New Mexico
A New Mexico Seed Lab report from State College urges germination tests to avoid wasteful planting. Home testing works for large seeds but small seeds like grasses and alfalfa need the college’s apparatus. samples must represent bulk lots and include sufficient seed for accurate results. The 1929 New Mexico State Seed Law supports tests and proper labeling. violations should be reported to the Agricultural College, which provides copies of the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico Seed Laboratory
State College
Agricultural College
New Mexico
Citizens Military Training Camps appoint civilian aides
The War Department, recognizing the Citizens Military Training Camps, names civilian aides under the Military Training Camps Association for a four year term. For the 8th Corps Area including Texas Oklahoma Colorado Arizona New Mexico the list begins with Col W S Hendricks as Chief Civilian Aide for Texas and General Roy Hoffman as Civilian Aide for Oklahoma. Additional appointments for Colorado Arizona and New Mexico are expected. The move aims to deepen public participation in voluntary military training.
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Military Training Camps Association
War Department
Secretary of War
Adjutant General of the Army
8Th Corps
Texas
Oklahoma
Colorado
Arizona
New Mexico
Cicilian
Colone
W. S. Hendricks
San Antonio
Texas levies a cent a gallon tax on gasoline
Austin March 8 The Texas House concurred in the Senate amendment to the gasoline tax bill and it now goes to the governor. The measure imposes a one cent per gallon tax on gasoline and the House rejected the Senate's cut of the sulphur tax and asphalt provision. The bill advances to free conference on adjustments. Gov Neff filed the bill creating the 95th district court for Dallas County to operate until July 1 1924. The Senate killed the Patman intangible assets tax bill postponing it indefinitely by 14 to 12. The Witt anti-technicality bill failed final passage in the House 59 to 70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
House
Senate
Neff
95Th District Court
Dallas County
Special District Court
Patman
Davis
Witt
Dallas Phonograph Building Burns in Night Fire
A blaze in Dallas last night gutted the Texas-Oklahoma phonograph building causing about 400000 dollars in damage. The fire origin had not been determined by press time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
Texas-Oklahoma Phonograph
Personal Income Questions From Tax Collector
Guidance on alimony non taxation in 1922 returns and breach of promise settlements. Dues to unions are deductible as necessary job expenses while damages for defamation are non taxable. Insurance and Workmen's Compensation payments are exempt. File by March 15 to avoid penalties. free help available at the Albuquerque IRS office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Bureau
Revenue Act
Collector of Internal Revenue
B. C. Hernandez
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Occidentalife Insurance Building
Cor. 3Rd & Gold
Hagerman Opens Navarro Indian Commissioner Office
Herbert J. Hagerman is in Albuquerque where he has opened his office as commissioner for the Navarro Indians. He is at the Alvarado with duties connected to the tribal affairs and allotment oversight.
Stillwell Builders Erect Six-Room Bungalow in Kemp
Kemp Lumber Co. secretary-treasurer J Stilwell is constructing an attractive six room bungalow on East Fifth Street between Kentucky and Lea. The California type dwelling features modern design and is described in local notices. Weather forecast for Pecos Valley predicts tonight and tomorrow light precipitation with possible rain showers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillwell
Co. J. Stilwell
Kemp Lumber Co
East Fifth ‘ Street
Kentucky
Lea
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R. . Bradley
Murdock Grocery Co
Ros. Plumbing & Heating Co
R. L. Malone
Hall Brothers
O. L. Allison
GU. C. Hanna
Rudolph Caughey
Frans D. Santheson
G. R. Fletcher
Roswell Ins.' & Surety Co
J. BH. Hamilton
P. Denning
Roswell Seed Co
Roswell Laundry Co
Lowrey & Johnson
P_V. Trading Co
Turner-Gardner Retract Co
C.R. Brice
Allie D. Slaughter
Equitable Inv. & Ins
Dr. T. J. Pearson
W. J. Wilson
R. H. Daniel
Dillard Wyatt
W. J. Lockherst
J. D. Page
G. C. Welter
R. B. Gaines
Meldrum Gray
Gessert-Sanders
Fred Miller
W. C. Davidson
L. F. Woodhead
Robert R. Lund
M.W. Hodges
State Senate
North Richardson
Brian
Constantinople
Great Britain
Frisco
Ftor
Forde
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Pecos Valley
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