World Peace Effort Rival League Looms From Nations
Arlington reports President Harding's association of nations meets as a rival to Wilson's league. Delegates expect an annual meeting body to expand to all civilized nations, with Germany ready to send a small economic and military delegation. Talks at the Washington conference may address land disarmament and reparations within broader armament limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larding Association
Wilson League
Arlington
Ing
Association of Nations
Wilson
League of Tions
Sichdworld
Washington
Harding
Association
Germany
Commission
Carlo Talks At Rotary Meeting
The Rotary gathering at Gilkeson yesterday featured Lawrence H. Brown induction by A. D. Crile. Tom Hall reported on Roy Ats and Williams teased the press while Captain Guest of the Sal on Army drew attention. Will Roth praised the captain’s work and the club noted his Roswell departure, as Lawrence delivered a talk on life insurance highlighting its history, protections, and growth into modern benefits.
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Rotary
Gilkeson
Bbs
Larence H. Brown
A. D. Crile
Tom Hall
Williams
Jaude Hobbs
Captain Guest
Salon Army
Will Roth
Rotary Club
Roswell
Lawrence
Institution of Insurance
Rich- Price
Northhampton
England
Tabu
Comes
Mutual Life of
New York
Amer Companies
Massachusetts
Gee Best
Busindividual-I
Suits for Five Million Interest Filed in Illinois
Springfield Nov 26 Edward J Brundage attorney general filed suits to recover five million dollars interest on state funds alleged una counted by five former state treasurers.
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Springfield
Edward J. Brundage
Bandits Hold Up Messenger at St Louis Jewelers
Four bandits robbed a messenger from St Louis Refining Co wholesale jewelers of diamonds valued at $60,000. The raiders fled and evaded capture as police searched for them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bandits
ST. Louis, Mo
St. Louis Refinine Co
Sweep ing indictment of rural schools pleads reform
C A Prosser of the Dunwoody Institution in Minneapolis addressed the State Teachers association meeting in Dallas on November 26. He called for sweeping changes in rural schools and discussed Rural Schools and The High School Flapper at the early session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
C. A. Prosser
Dunwoody Institution
Minneapolis
State Teachers’ Association
Sidney M Bedford Pastor Leads Busy Church Schedule
Sidney M Bedford, pastor, announces a full week of church activities. Sunday school at 9 45 with Harry White as superintendent, morning worship at 11 00 on Our Father in Heaven, choir anthem, evening service at 7 30 with Salvation Through Conversation, and Epworth League at 6 30. Midweek services includeWednesday prayer at 7 30 and a Thursday Father and Son Banquet at 6 followed by a stereopticon lecture by Dr C C Drummond. The note invites public attendance and emphasizes a homelike church.
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Sidney M. Bedford
Anhem
C. E
C. C. Drummond
India
Harry White
Epworth League
First Methodist Church
South
Carl E. Kiefer
Wilson
Coerne
First Baptist Church
Fifth and
Pennsylvania Aves
W. R. Hill
Th.m
W. J. McInnes
Estey
Salvation Army
Guest
Adj
Louis Carl
el Paso
Oliver
W. E Goodsell
Young People’s Legion
First Church of Christ, Scientist Service Hours
The First Church of Christ, Scientist holds a morning service at 11 a.m with the topic Ancient and Modern Necromancy alias Mesmerism and Hypnotism Denounced A Sunday school starts at 9 45 a m Reading room at Citizens National Bank building runs weekdays 2 00 to 5 00 p m Public invited to services and reading room
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Masonic Temple
Citizens National Bank
Campaign 10 Retain King Head School in Texas
Delegations from Gatesville Corsicana Ft Worth Houston Temple and other Texas cities attend a mass meeting in Waco to back Supt King of the Gatesville training school as the drive to retain him continues. The Texas Board of Control faces widespread appeals urging them to reject King’s resignation and may ask him to withdraw it when they meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Texas
Gatesville
Corsicana
Ft. Worth
Houston
Temple
Friends of Supt
King
Austin
Board of Control
Supt
Rates on Texas fence posts reopen for study
The Interstate Commerce Commission orders the Texas intrastate rate case reopened to assess the reasonableness of charges for fence posts. Mexican Methodist Church lists services for tomorrow with Sunday school and sermons in both English and Spanish. The pastor Dorsey Mewborn invites all.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Texas
Mexican Methodist Church
la Casa de
la Casa de Sociedad
John Hay
Dorsey Mewborn
Funeral set for Mildred Boone at Talmage-Tilton
The sudden death of Mrs Mildred Boone at her father W T Littlefield near Kenna will be mourned with a 3 o clock service tomorrow at the Talmage Tilton funeral parlors. Rev Sidney M Bedford will lead the service and burial will be in South Park. Pallbearers listed, followed by mourners from Roswell and Kenna.
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E. A. Cahoon
G. F. Forbes
J. A. Gilmore
D. N. Pope
Pat Boone Jr
Alice Boone
Kenna
Roswell
Brice Heads Home Tomorrow After Brief Kansas Trip
Judge Charles R Brien returns to Nwitebug Kansas tomorrow afternoon after a short business trip. Bell from Albuquerque arrived this afternoon to stay several days in the city to handle business matters.
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Brice
Charles R. Brien
Nwitebug
Kansas
Army Navy Football Rivalry Faces Twenty Fourth Clash
New York reports the Army and Navy preparing for the twenty fourth annual football game at the Polo Grounds with Army given slim odds two to one. Bets reflect Army distress while hotel headquarters show naval pride as generals and sailors await kickoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Army
Navy
Astor Hotel
Commodore Hotel
A Bad Fire Threatens Augusta Business District
A fire of unknown origin threatened Augusta Georgia's business section and was brought under control by dawn after a block was razed. The loss is estimated at one and a half million dollars. The notice also covers church activities at First Methodist South and a federal shipping marking requirement for migratory game birds.
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Augusta
Camp Ground Register Reports Few Registrants
The register lists Rosie Collier Bearden Oklahoma Alta Brown Pomona California Pearl Collier Bearden Oklahoma and Mr and Mrs Grant Forrester Seiling Oklahoma as campers. Nineteen cars stayed the night. weather notes mention Roswell ecos valley and colder conditions tonight.
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Camp Ground
Rosie Collier
Bearden
Okla
Alta Brown
Pomona
Calif
Pearl Collier
Grant Forrester
Seiling Okla
Santa Fe Orders 10 Change Rates
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway to abolish discriminatory class commodity rates from California Oregon and Washington to Bisbee Arizona and El Paso Texas after a complaint from the Douglas Arizona Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Douglas
Arizona
Chamber of Commerce
Interstate Commerce Commission
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
California
Oregon
Bisbee
el Paso
Texas
600 Strikers Return to Work in Houston Morning
Houston reports 600 union trainmen of the International and Great Northern who struck last month returned to work today. A 30 day probationary period begins yesterday. The notice follows a period of labor unrest with railroad equipment and railway machinery sales also noted in Vancouver.
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George Jewett
Houston
International & Great Northern
Perfect Package Month Prompts Shipper Cooperation
A campaign designates November as Perfect Package Month to improve shipping by urging correct packing and marking. Common faults include missing shipper or consignee details, old marks, insecure tags, secondhand containers, and poor paper. Civil Service exams in Roswell and other cities drew too few applicants for domestic science, Indian service, fisheries, and telegraph operator posts. tests will recur December 1.
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United States
Consignee
Civil Service Commission
Roswell
New Mexico
Indian Service
Bureau ‘of Fisheries
Four Bandits Escape With Big Payroll Heist
Four heavily armed bandits held up the Shawmut National Bank payroll car near Boston and after a gun battle fled with nearly $30,000 in cash. The armored vehicle carried guards and belonged to A. G. Walton & Co., a shoe manufacturer.
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Boston
Shawmut National Bank
A. G. Walton & Co
New Trial Denied for Condemned Texas Man
Weatherford Texas November 26 Judge McKenzie overruled a motion for a new trial in the death sentence case of Willis Wayne Todd convicted of murdering James McNeal. Defense plans an appeal to the court of criminal appeals.
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Weatherford
Texas
McKenzie
Willis Wayne Todd
James McNeal
Court of Criminal Appeals
Rioting in Belfast Claims 26 Lives to Date
In Belfast Ireland November 26 twenty six persons have been killed in factional rioting since last Monday. Two were killed and one wounded yesterday.
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Belfast
Ireland
Black Cat Haunts Hoquiam Train Line
Hoquiam Washington train crews describe a shaggy cross eyed cat riding the passenger coach trucks on trips to Gray's Harbor. The feline nests on a spring and endures coal smoke soot while riding the cars as a superstition omen in winter. The description notes the animal’s odor and peculiar appearance as it travels with the local train.
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Hoquiam, Wash
Here
Gray's Harbor
Ole Ban
Must Swim To Be A Bachelor at Brown University
Brown University students must pass swimming tests to earn a bachelor’s degree. Announcement shows 81 percent of the student body have passed, with a large swimming class and expectations the rest will finish by term end.
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Providence
R. I
Brown
Guilty of Fighting Before Judge Parsons
Frank McNally and Slim Robinson pleaded guilty to fighting this morning before Judge Parsons and each received a five dollar fine plus costs. Sam Davidson and Dewey Pilant returned from near Cartrizozo with two large bucks, while Edgar Hurtt arrived with a seven point buck.
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Frank McNally
Slim Robinson
Sam Davidson
Dewey Pilant
Cartrizozo
Edgar Hurtt
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Carlo
London Assurance Corporation
Presbyterian Ministers Fund
Mutual Life
New York Life
New England Mutual
First Christian Church
M. E. Church
King Head School
Captain James
Jason W. James
M. B
Durango
Carlsbad
Army Navy
Agusta, GA
Mrs. Kiefer
Mrs. Brenneman
Dr. Webster
Jerusalem
the Golden
Pierce
Bright Star of Hope
AchlStracts
Haladay
James
C. Jones
Kiefer
Wildermeer
Brenneman
Webster
S. B. Allison
Bureau of Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
Weather “Forecast
Ecos Valley
Santa FE
Church of Christ
Presbyterian Church
Rudolph Caughey
Christian Endeavor
Vancouver
British Columbia
British War Munitions Board
Russia
Hadleys
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