Limitation Conference Deliberates Anglo Japanese Pact
At the Washington arms talks on November 30, Mary Hughes and Lord Balfour join Kato in examining the Anglo Japanese alliance. The big issue is how much tonnage Japan and the United States will cut. Lloyd George hopes to win American support to avert an economic crisis, while the Far Eastern committee continues its discussion of Chinese affairs.
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Shington
Mary Hughes
Lord Balfour
Katoapau
United States
Japan
Gourtes
Lloyd George
Sid
Far Eastern Committee
Young Woman Found Murdered in Ohio Hotel Room
Ohio dispatch reports a young woman with a bruised face found in a downtown hotel room. She appears strangled. the killer stole the hotel register and left no clear identification. Police pursue leads as the case becomes a grim murder mystery.
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Ohio
Rei
Drummond of India to Speak at First Christian Church Thursday
A missionary team led by Dr. Drummond of India will visit the First Christian Church Thursday. The veterans include Mrs. Terry, C. L. Dean, and others, with talks on plague relief, mission work, and Christian service, drawing attention to the India mission and the Rocky Mountain region's missionary efforts.
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Drummond
India
Indi
USA
Tas
Hdi
Terry
Christ
Qgw
Faivéd Christian Missionary
United Itian
Rocky Tain
Austin Park
el Paso
Keng
Aoeigan
Albuquerque City Visit After Spend Days
A fragmented note mentions Albuquerque, a city visit after spending several days there. No clear date or event details are readable. The item reads as a brief travel note or diary fragment without identifiable individuals or organizations.
Buckley says fugitive expelled from Mexico
Screen reports William F. Buckley president of the American association of Mexico stating that the fugitive was expelled from Mexico for his activities. He said in Mexico City he received a finance minister’s message offering permission to stay if he ceased his efforts, which he refused.
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Mexico
O ‘Egon
William F. Buckley
American Association of
Rescuers Dig for Survivors After Theatre Collapse
New York November 30 rescuers digging in the debris of a theatre building under construction yesterday reported hearing faint groans beneath the wreckage. They worked frantically under the belief men were buried alive. Six bodies have been recovered from the ruins.
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New York
American Theatre
British Trade Push Plans 50 Million Pound Global Exports
London reports a 50,000,000 pound push by British traders to display samples worldwide. The first of 150 exhibitions starts in Brussels with ongoing shows planned in Buenos Aires Rio de Janeiro Copenhagen Madrid Stockholm Today Bombay Calcutta Johannesburg and Colombo. Exhibitions will be permanent with managers and staff to promote British goods and changes of exhibits as needed.
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John Bull
London
Brussels
Buenos Aires
Rio de Janeiro
Copenhagen
Madrid
Stockholm
Bombay
Calcutta
Johannesburg
Colombo
Ceylon
Hats From Cave Belle Influence Hits London Fashions
In London on November 30 the latest hat styles echo cave woman looks. Designers draw from Altamira ancient drawings and a Danish coffin find showing pedant straight feather hats and woollen upper garments with a waist opening and laced fastenings. The Devonshire House ball may showcase these primitive inspirations unless wearers are kept out for non period attire.
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London
Fifth Avenue
B. C
Altamira
Bird Stops Pendleton Clock at Midnight
Local citizens in Pendleton Oregon were astonished when the county courthouse clock, a fixture since 1888, tolled twelve noon only to reveal a bird perched on a clock hand at midnight. After the bird left the clock resumed normal operation.
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Pendleton
Ore
County Court House
Railroad wage cuts eyed as board meets in Chicago
The railroad labor board in Chicago is prepared to consider wage-cut applications. Member Ben Hooper said after issuing the October 30 strike order the board would revisit wages once working rules are set. Several carriers have filed wage-cut applications while shop crafts seek wage increases.
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Chicago
Railroad Labor Board
Ben Hooper
New Orleans Dock Strike Ends After Talks
New Orleans November 30 The city dock strike involving about fifteen thousand workers will end at once following a conference of union officials with Governor Parker. A tentative agreement is expected today and the men will be ordered back to work.
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New Orleans
Parker
Governor Neff Leaves for Southern Baptist Convention
Dallas and Austin dispatch report Governor Neff departing for Dallas to attend the general convention of the Southern Baptists making a regional political religious communication note on his travel.
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Austin
Neff Lett
Dallas
General Convention of Southern Baptists
Black Stockings Replace Bright Hues In London
London fashion notes reveal a shift from bright silk stockings to black as mourning sensibilities spread. The trend, linked to wartime stockpiles of black material from Paris houses, now affects hosiery and even undergarments, with black predominating on Bond Street and Regent Street.
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London
Straly
Bond Street
Regent Street
Paris
Village balks at Germany made war memorial
Paris reports Varangeville villagers angrily refuse to permit erecting a war memorial destined for their dead after learning the granite was quarried in Bavaria Germany. The sculptor says the design and final touches were done in Nancy while acknowledging German shaping. Local sentiment rejects acceptance.
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Paris
Varangeville
Germany
Nancy
Rodriguez Murder Case Defense Motion Noted
Fragmentary OCR indicates Rodriguez murder case proceedings with defense motion mentioned this morning. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Rodriguez
Lex Avenue street improvement vote divides property owners
Forty six property owners on Lex Avenue attended a meeting to decide on street work. A vote by those present and proxies showed 3 to 22 in favor of improvement, with many opposed or absent. The tally leaves the street project status split, with Pennsylvania Avenue and Lea Avenue noted for comparison in records.
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Lex Avenue
Pennsylvania
Avenue
Lea Avenue
Senate clash looms over Harding on nations pact
News reports a head-on clash expected between the Senate and President Harding if he seeks to reestablish his association of nations or informal gentlemen's agreements. Senate constitutionalists insist on a written constitution and briskly reject a constitution-free function.
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Washington
Senate
Harding
Association of Nations
Katy Wage Slash Notice To 22000 Employees
Dallas Texas November 30 The Katy railroad served notice on twenty two thousand employees of its plan to slash wages twelve to forty two percent on December 15.
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Dallas
Texas
Katy
France in Washingtons Willard Hotel Floor Scene
A vivid description of the seventh floor of the New Willard Hotel in Washington housing the French delegation. The passage portrays daily life among Parisian diplomats, the courteous manners of Mademoiselles guiding guests, and appearances by Briand and Viviani as visitors mingle with officials in a modern Washington setting.
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France
Washington
New Willard Hotel
la France
Boulevard ‘Des Italiens
Rue de Rivoli
Paris
Ie ‘Belesate
Midinette
Nat
Monsieur
Mademoiselle
Fass
Briand
Viviani
Texas court says pick not weapon in murder case
In Austin a Texas Court of Criminal Appeals reverses and remands the case of Andrew Flix of Fort Bend county who, aged 19, was sentenced to 35 years for murder after a fight with employer R. C. Pool who discharged James Flix. Andrew used a pick and Pool was killed by a breast wound.
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Austin
Court of Criminal Appeals
Andrew Flix
Fort Bend County
Flix
James
R.C. Pool
Pool
Andrew
Oil Operator Found Dead in Hotel Office
BT Worth Texas November 30 John S Sankey an oil operator was found dead on the floor of his office in the Metropolitan hotel with a bullet through his heart An inquest by Justice of the Peace Moore returned a verdict of death by own action Sankey was reputedly worth five hundred thousand dollars according to friends
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BT. Worth
Texas
John S. Sankey
Ofl
Metropolitan Hotel
Justice of the Peace
Moore
Sankey
Arbuckle trial focus shifts to Mrs Neighbors perjury arraignment
Drab weather and a drab court session marked today in San Francisco as interest centers on the arraignment of Mrs Jennie Neighbors for perjury in the Arbuckle case. Roswell and Pecos valley note unsettled weather with cooler nights and fair conditions forecast for Thursday, while a low pressure system lingers over the U S. Cleve Hallenbeck the official in charge reports local precipitation patterns and temperature readings including a high of 66 and a low of 41.
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San Francisco
Arbuckle
Jennie Neighbors
Roswell
Pecos Valley
New Mexico
Central Plains
Cleve Hallenbeck
Rye harvest surges as rye bread use expands abroad
Calgary reports Canada will harvest about 12,000,000 bushels of rye this year, up 500 percent in five years due to government promotion. Prohibition fears of reduced rye use failed as European demand grows. One third of Europe’s population relies on rye bread in Belgium, Holland, Germany, Austria, and Russia.
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Calgary
Alta
Canada
American
Europe
Belgium
Holland
Germany
Austris
Russia
Roswell Advertising Club Reels In Strong Meeting
The Roswell Advertising Club held a regular meeting today with 25 members present. M L Murdock led the study and presented vital facts on successful advertising and a member written sample ad. Committees reported and the club planned a new stunt to be announced later.
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Roswell
Hve
Battle Staged in Tequila Leaves 17 Dead, 10 Wounded
Tequila, Jalisco state, Mexico, Nov 30 reports say seventeen killed and ten wounded after a night battle between state rurales and a company of federal troops. The fighting lasted about three hours before regimental lines or retreat. Regular Communication Roswell Lodge No. 18 notes a Blue Lodge meeting with officer elections and by law revisions. Attests: HLH Cosgrove. Also listed are several Camp Ground Register entries with names and towns, including McDonald Little Falls and others in California and Missouri.
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San ‘Luis
Sonora
Mexico
Tequila
Jalisco
State Rurales
Roswell Lodge No
Blue Lodge
Grand Lodge
T.J. Hall
W. M
HL H. Cosgrove
Lee
Roswell Beauty Marred by Fallen Leaves
The shade trees add to Roswell's beauty but make the city untidy as they shed leaves. The remedy is simple use a rake a few minutes every day or two.
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Roswell
Yall
French Army Adopts Khaki Uniform for Poilu
Paris reports that khaki will replace horizon blue as the French army's future uniform. Cabinet and military experts approved the regulation, to take effect only after surplus cloth is exhausted, a process likely to span years despite sentiment favoring the change.
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Paris
Athaphes
France
Van Camp Catches Finest Bass in Ontario Contest
Raymond P. Van Camp of Indianapolis, a prominent manufacturer, caught the season’s finest smallmouth bass in Ontario during 1921. Judges for a local newspaper contest announced the catch weighing six and a half pounds.
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van Camp
Toronto
Ont
Raymond P. van Camp
Indianapolis
Ind
Ontario
Captain Jackson Heads to El Paso for Business
Captain R C Jackson leaves this morning for El Paso to spend several days tending to business matters. Carter to Carrizoxo is noted as a passenger on the White Li ping train to Carrigozo where he will handle business matters.
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Jackson
R. C. Jackson
EL ‘Paso
Carter
Carrizoxo
Carrigozo
Booker Tells of American Dance Boom in Europe
The article reports Booker promoting American and English performers in France and England, financing films with Americana francs. He claims American dancers and music will dominate Europe, recounting his Apollo Theatre venture with American jazz bands, English and Belgian dancers, and a one franc ticket system for lessons.
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France
Booker
Apollo Theatre
Amecan
Gglen
England
Europe
The Conscientious Plumber Ad Offers Labor Rates
An old advertisement by Chas. T. Coz promotes plumber labor at $1.00 per hour and helper labor at 76 cents per hour. It notes a price reduction from over a month ago and urges customers to consider the plumber’s conscientious service for plumbing needs. Phone 736 in Lon.
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Chas. T. Coz
Savage Garage Advertisement Preview
Savage Proprietor promises best mechanics and prompt satisfactory service for electrical work. H. A. Stephens, foreman, located at 118 East Second Street Roswell New Mexico. Advertisement fragment lingering from publication.
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Savage
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