Great Powers Back American Naval Armament Limits
Great Britain and other powers accept Americas sweeping program to limit naval armaments for ten years. Britain endorses the plan, noting sea power as vital to empire, while Japan and Italy urge minor modifications. Secretary Hughes welcomes the consensus as the conference adjourns amid applause.
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One Arabian Night Praised by National Board Review
The National Board of Review critique committee hails One Arabian Night as a vivid swift moving film with Arabian Nights atmosphere. It calls the drama exceptional with dramatic intensity and unusual comic relief. Pola Negri’s acting is deemed her finest before the American public and the supporting cast is highly capable. Starts tomorrow at Trieb's Captain.
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Ad Club Tomorrow in Roswell at Gilkeson Hotel
The Roswell Advertising Club holds its weekly meeting at 12 15 tomorrow at the Gilkeson hotel. The session will cover fundamentals of advertising and welcomes visitors. In Granada Case to Jury the district court works on the state against Amandor Granado for criminal assault. jury instruction given and arguments begin as the case goes to the jury.
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Gilkeson Hotel
Granada
Amandor Granado
Federal road aid released for all states in 1929 plan
Seventy five million dollars in federal aid for state road construction, plus fifteen million for national forest roads, will be apportioned under the Federal Highway Act. Funds require dollar for dollar state matching except in limited areas, with immediate access to twenty five million and the rest later.
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Crown Prince Hirohito May Soon Be Made Regent
Tokyo reports Crown Prince Hirohito may be named regent with imperial powers as the emperor’s ill health prevents him from ruling. The decision rests with the council of state and follows more than a year of the emperor’s incapacity. Also noted is the Woodmin Circle apron bazaar social event postponed to December. Hunter travels to El Paso for business. Major Troutman, Mrs. Bonney and Captain Christophe chosen to grade state high school papers for the upcoming meeting.
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Copyright United Press
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Christophe
Federal aid highway program expands with bold funding plan
The State highway department will gain direct control to match federal allotments for interstate maintenance. New rules require 18 foot surfaced widths unless narrower by the Agriculture Secretary. If a federally aided road is neglected, maintenance shifts to the State, delaying projects until reimbursements are made.
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Roswell to Host Lee Highway Delegation Visit
Roswell will welcome a Lee Highway Association inspection party Saturday night and Sunday to explore a feasible transcontinental extension to the coast. The group will meet at the Chamber of Commerce Saturday at 7 30 PM and travel routes via Memphis Little Rock Hot Springs Durant Plainview Clovis to Roswell. The visit aims to show local enthusiasm for tourist travel and discuss the proposed highway plan with no solicitation.
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Decline in Drunkenness and All Arrests in 59 U.S. Cities
In 59 cities including New York Chicago and Philadelphia with populations over 20 million, official figures show arrests for drunkenness fell from 316 842 in 1916 to 109 758 in 1920. Across all offenses arrests dropped from 986 301 in 1917 to 856 693 in 1920, down 129 608 or 14 percent.
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New York
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Philadelphia
Kiwanis Club Meets With Dr Crile Speaker Today
The Kiwanis club held a large meeting today with Dr. Austin D. Crile as the speaker. An ample attendance was noted. Also listed is Cotton Seed for sale at 26 dollars per ton and an advertisement for Roawelk in Company.
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New Insurance Company
Meldrum Gray
Northwestern National Life Insurance Company
Minneapolis
Minnesota
New Mexico
Gray
Northwestern National
Bureau of War Risks
Kiwanis Club
Austin D. Crile
Revolt Threatens Northern Mexico Amid Clashes
Calexico reports say the planned revolt against Obregon broadens across the border with clashes between Esta ban Cantu supporters and federal forces. American cavalry patrol the California border to curb gun running as fighting nears Lower California.
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Estaban Cantu
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Weather outlook for Roswell Pecos valley and New Mexico
Tonight and Wednesday bring generally fair skies across Roswell Pecos valley and New Mexico with minimal temperature changes. The forecast notes a central high pressure over the plains, pacific coast, and a waning low mood over Wyoming, with light precipitation in the Northwest and cloudy conditions in central and southern districts. Highest yesterday 80, low 42, normal 62/32. Box supper and candy sale Friday night November 18 at L F D School by PTA to benefit the school Christmas tree.
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Pecos Valley
New Mexico
Wyoming
Central Plains
Pacific Coast
Cleve Hallenbeck
Vagrancy charge brought against Willie Windrow
Chief Gordon charged local resident Willie Windrow with vagrancy this morning. The case will be heard by Judge Parsons tomorrow morning.
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Willie Windrow
Parsons
Stockley Arraigned on Criminal Assault Charge
Albert Stockley indicted by the last grand jury pleaded not guilty at arraignment this morning. His trial is scheduled for Friday November 25 at 9 o clock.
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Stockley
Albert Stockley
Don’t Neglect Yards During Winter Prep
A short guide urges routine daily yard care to prevent a rat’s nest of leaves. A few minutes with a rake handles keeps lawns clean as winter approaches.
King to El Paso on White Line for business
R V King departed this morning on the White Line to El Paso where he will spend several days attending to business matters. A box supper candy sale and musical at L F D School benefit Christmas tree fund are planned for Friday November 18 at 7 30 p m.
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White Line
Carrizozo
Hunter
el Paso
M. H. Hunter
King
R. V. King
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