England Accepts In Principle Armament Limitation Plan
Washington reports that Britain will accept in principle Secretary Hughes armament limitation program with two reservations on submarine tonnage and replacement. Lord Balfour signals Britain’s stance while Admiral Kata of Japan may also speak in favor. Bryan predicts any government rejecting the plan would face political upheaval, and the United States urges an international tribunal to settle disputes. The U S Navy will continue shipbuilding pending conference guidance.
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Washington
America
Lord Balfour
United Press
Baron Kata
Bryan
William Jennings Bryan
Balfour
Arthur J. Balfour
Secretetary Hughes
Mosram
Hughes
A. L. Bradford
United States
Pacific
Far East
Navy
Navy Department
Denby
Congress
Uncle Sam as investor with 11.5 billion in securities
Washington reports Uncle Sam holds a vast portfolio of tax free securities totaling about 11.526 billion at year end. The Treasury breakdown lists foreign government obligations, war surplus sales credits, railroads and transportation trust notes, federal land bank stock, farm loan bonds and other domestic and relief related holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trele Sam
Washington
Sam
Treasury
War Department
Navy Department
Federal Land Banks
Buick Owner Purchases Two Buick-Six Cars
G. B. Armstrong, a new Buick owner, has just purchased two Buick-Six cars from Roswell Buick Co. The transaction marks Armstrong's entry into Buick ownership and expands his automotive fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buick
G. B. Armstrong
Roswell
Buick Co
Marriage License Issued for Chaney and Watson
A marriage license was issued late Saturday night to Dooney R. Chaney and Miss Florence Watson, both of this city.
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Dooney R. Chaney
Florence Watson
Carpenters Union Reports Wage Deadlock with Contractors
The Carpenters Local Union states it offered a 1.00 per day wage cut, near the contractors demand, but the scale of 6.40 per day was rejected due to attached conditions. Wages are currently 6.50 per day. the union is ready to take available work and will publish full details in a few days. Carpenters Local Union R. D. Patten President A. Junor Secretary.
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Carpenters’ Union
Carpenters
R. D. Patten
A. Junor
National Park Plan Gains Local Support
Considerable interest exists over a proposed national park advocated by Secretary of the Interior A. B. Fall. The park would include the White Mountain and would be a great asset to the city. The Rotary Kiwanis Advertising Club and the Chamber of Commerce back the proposition.
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National Park
A. B. Fall
White
County Supt Hill to Inspect Lower Penasco Schools
C. C. Hill, county superintendent of schools, left this morning for the Lower Penasco region to spend several days inspecting the county schools there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Hill
Lower
Penasco
President Harding on Prohibition and the Beer Controversy
Amarillo News reports President Harding’s stance on prohibition, praising its effects like reduced debt and better family welfare while condemning “beer for medicinal purposes.” He argues the liquor traffic harms American life and predicts prohibition may disappear from politics and memory in a future generation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
United States
Amarillo
Conscientious Plumber Ad Offers Labor Rates
The notice pledges plumber labor at $1.00 per hour and helper labor at 76 cents per hour. It laments overpricing, mentions reduced plumber rates from over a month ago, and warns against sending a lowly helper and a laborer for plumbing jobs. Includes contact for Chas. T. Cox, The Conscientious Plumber, 1118. Les. Phone 736. Also promotes fall yard cleanups and a six room modern house with garage for sale, phone 950. 14tfe.ads
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. T. Cox
Les
Craig to Ranch in Morning. Craig to Ranch Northwest
T. H. Craig will leave in the morning for his ranch northwest of the city after spending several days in town attending to business and visiting home folks. Cotton seed for sale offered at 26.00 a ton by Roswell Gin Company. advertisement appears at 1216 Vassey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell Gin
Revolt Spreads to Sonora As Clashes Kill Dozens
Reports say the Mexican revolution against Obregon has moved into Sonora after clashes near the US border. Esteban Cantu is named as a leader, with reinforcements sent to Lower California and refugees flooding the frontier. American financing alleged. Four hundred Federals march from Tia Juana toward rebel positions near the border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Luis Potosi
Mexico
Obregon
Lower California
Sonora
United States Boundary Line
Estaban Cantu
California
Tia Juana
San Diego
Calif
Amfrican
Red Cross House-to-House Drive Pushes Ahead
Local Chamber of Commerce urges residents to pick up or earn a Red Cross button. Mrs. Tomlinson Fort leads Roswell volunteers in house-to-house canvassing to reach the target, with downtown workers making progress as business leaders donate.
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Red Cross
Chamber of Commerce
Tomlinson Fort
Roswell
Funeral services for Miss Vivian Johnson 16
Funeral services were held last night at 8 oclock at the Roswell Undertaking Company parlors. Rev. W. R. Hill conducted the services with music by Mrs. J. L. Mabie and Mrs. Warl P. VanDenburgh. The body was shipped to Missouri for burial.
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Vivian Johnson
Roswell
Attorney Harold Hurd Returns from Albuquerque Trip
Attorney Harold Hurd came home yesterday afternoon after a trip to Albuquerque and other central New Mexico points where he conducted legal work over several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Harold Hurd
Real Estate Transfers From Early 1921 Roswell List
Real estate transfers filed by First State Bank Nov 12 1921 include U S to Estmere C Rogers for land in Sec 33 Tp 6 S R 31 Haat Apr 80 1921 Austin Porter to Joe Connell Lot 5 Elk 55 South Roswell $10 Nov 12 1921 J R Daughtry to Paul McCombs Lot 18 Blk 17 Roswell $10 March 26 1921 H A Burkstaller et ux to Mrs Ethel G Browne South 1 3 lot 2 Blk 11 Alameda Hts 3000 Nov 8 1921 George E Dudley to Otto A Klotz et ux Part SEY NEY Sec 18 Twp 13 S R 26 East 350 Oct 24 1921 K Reusesser et ux to A L White man N 1 2 lot 2 Blk 3 Thurber s $10 et Oct 21 1921
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Austin Porter
Joe Connell
Elk
South Roswell
J. R. Daughtry
Paul McCombs
Roswell
H. A. Burkstaller
Ethel G. Browne
South
Alameda
Hts
George
E. Dudley
Otto A. Klotz
East
K. Reusesser
A. L. Whiteman
Thurber's
Today s Camp Ground Register of Commerce crowds
A fragment lists travelers and party counts across multiple locations including Beloit Wisconsin Pingree North Dakota Boise Idaho Wellington Texas Ashton Waterloo Iowa Tipton Oklahoma and Lubbock Texas with various names. The text is incomplete and does not provide a clear event or outcome.
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George B. Horigan
Beloit
Wisconsin
W. L. Roberts
Pingee
North’ Dakota
F. C. Blankenaip
Boise
Idaho
HH. McMinn
Wellington
Texas
E. Pierce
Ashton
E. C. Schamthorn
Waterloo
Iowa
J. D. Nicholson
Tipton
Oklahoma
Tel Duke
Lubbosk
Campers urged to avoid fires in dry forest areas
With deer season opening and Capitan and White mountains unusually dry, forest officials warn hunters to take extraordinary care. A smoldering campfire, unextinguished match, or cigarette stub could start fires that ruin timber, game, and even human lives, transforming scenic mountains into scorched wasteland. The Forest Service calls on hunters and campers to extinguish all embers and cooperate to prevent fires.
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Capitan
White Mountains
Forest Service
Roswell Weather and Postponed Woodman Event Notice
The report lists yesterday's high 76 and low 41 with normal highs 43 and lows 32. It notes monthly precipitation 0.00 and yearly 11.67, forecasts fair and colder conditions for Roswell and Pecos Valley, and postpones the Woodman Circle apron bazaar and social from November 15 to December with details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CU. S
Cleve Hatlenbeck
Roswell
Pecos Valley
New Mexico
Woodman Circle
Roswell and El Paso High Schools Discuss Football Match
Talk centers on arranging a game between Roswell High and El Paso High football squads. No definite plan has been made yet, but discussions are ongoing as of now.
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el Paso
Roswell
East Grand Plains Opens Red Cross Roll Call Drive
Lawrence Makes Talk kicks off Red Cross roll call in East Grand Plains with a strong response from locals. Visitors from Hagerman include Tom McKinstry and Guy Robinson. Clovis-bound Mr and Mrs R C Pierce return after visiting here. Morrison and Tomlinson families travel after a hunting trip southwest of town. Ed Amonett goes to El Paso to visit parents T Amonett and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Will Lawrence
Red Cross
East Grand Plains
Wilson Leaves Tonight for Santa Fe Board Meeting
Col. J. W. Willson of the N. M. M. I. will depart tonight for Santa Fe to attend a meeting of the state board of education, on which he serves as a member.
Cahoon Heads to Albuquerque for Bank Business
E. A. Cahoon, president of the First National Bank, departed Saturday night for Albuquerque to attend to business matters.
Culdice Couple Headed to Grate Nebraska for Visit
Dr Culdice and Mrs Culdice of Hast Brand plan a month long visit to Grate Nebraska leaving tonight. Barber shop ads note haircuts 85 cents and shaves 15 cents at Chief's Barber Shop 208 Hast Fifth.
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Chief's
Strike of garment workers begins in New York
A strike of fifty five thousand garment workers started at ten this morning in New York. The walkout targets the resumption of the piece-wage system, with strikers asserting employers violated a pledge not to restore it.
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New York
Harding Will Proclaim Peace With Central Powers
President Harding likely to issue a proclamation of peace with the Central Powers, expected late today or tomorrow per White House indications. Fire department log notes four calls starting Saturday night with Bar ney Ruber’s Store blaze at Second and Main, about 3000 in damage. other alarms include grass fire on Hast Third Street and calls at West McGaffey and 105 North Kentucky, with no major damage besides the Ruben fire.
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Washington
Harding
White House
Barney Ruber
Second
Main Streets
Hast Third Street
West McGaffey
North Kentucky
Ruben
D. M. Faragler Dies After Brief Illness at Home
Doral Mason Faragler died at his residence on 800 North Virginia late Saturday afternoon after a brief illness. He came here six weeks ago from Billings Oklahoma with his wife and small son, sister Esther Marine, aunt Mrs. Mitchell, and his mother. The body was forwarded to Argyle Wisconsin, the family home, last night with relatives.
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D. M. Faragler
Doral Mason Faragler
North Virginia
Mr. Faragler
Esther Marine
Mitchell
Frank Kirk Arraigned On Indictment In District Court
Frank Kirk was arraigned in district court this morning on an indictment returned by the last grand jury charging him with making a false statement to obtain credit. He pleaded not guilty and his trial was set for a later term. An automobile ad promotes American flashlights with an improved switch and American batteries for added service, urging customers to check the name before buying.
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Frank Kirk
Ten Dead in Seventeenth Street Tenement Fire
Ten persons were killed and one fatally injured in a five story tenement boarding house blaze on Seventeenth street New York. The dead included three women two children and three men all on the fourth floor. About eighty people were in the building at the time with many overcome by smoke and rescued by post office employees police and firemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Seventeenth Street
Two Women Discharged After Birth Control Meeting Raid
Magistrate Joseph Corrigan dismissed the case against Mrs. Margaret Sanger and Miss Mary Windsor. The pair were arrested during a raid on a birth control meeting where Mrs. Sanger was about to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joseph Corrigan
Margaret Sanger
Mary Windsor
Victory Report Exaggerated In Battery A Victory
Report of Battery A football beating El Paso Calamus Saturday was overstated. Calamus won 7 to 6 after Sewell Jones broke through for a 65 yard TD while Talbot failed the kick. Battery A returned late satisfied but eager for another match with Calamus.
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Battery
el Paso Calamus Club
Calamus Club
Sewell Jones
Talbot
el Paso
Calamus
Chicago to Frisco Ford Tour on a Family Trip
J W Tansell of Chicago drives a Ford dubbed Chicago to Frisco across the country with his family. Their journey toward the Golden Gate proceeds smoothly with a one bedroom house on wheels including a heating stove cooking stove and essential comforts for the long trek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
J. W. Tansell
Golden Gate
Asea
Granado Case On Today
The state case against Ama dor Granado for criminal assault opens before a district court jury. C O Thompson defends, District Attorney Wyatt prosecutes. The petit jury was sworn this morning and criminal trials continue through the week.
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England
Secretaries of War and Navy and Shipping Board
Hill
Mr. Roswell
Tom Wye
Colora
CHE Model
Boral
Tallern
Regal
Vassey
First State Bank & Trust Co
Estmere C. Rogers
Central States
Central Plains
Hagerman
Tom McKinstry
Guy Robinson
Clovis
Mrs. R. C. Pierce
Columbia Hot Shot
Roswell Autoco
Hunt
Harry Morrison
D. Y. Tomlinson
Roswell Auto CO
Frisco
H. B.johnson
East 7Th St
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