Railway Brotherhood Chiefs Called To Chicago Conference
Cleveland Oct 18 railway brotherhood chiefs summoned to meet the Railway Labor Board in Chicago on Thursday a move that may postpone a war council. Government seizure of railroads discussed as a means to avert conflict with five union leaders meeting tomorrow in Washington. Cabinet weighs strike policy with conciliation and possible court injunctions and, if needed, troops or seizure. Congress may hear charges that both sides push for government action.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Railway Brotherhood
Railway Labor Board
Chicago
Warren G. Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
War Council
Washington
Congress
Mob Threatens Lynch Candidate Eddie Hopkins in Texas
A mob of over seventy five black residents pursued officers escorting Eddie Hopkins to Boston to face murder charges after his wife was found with her throat cut. Hopkins was held on five thousand dollar bond after a DeKalb preliminary hearing, and the mob dispersed when he reached Boston for safety.
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Texarkana
Texas
Eddie Hopkins
Boston
Hopkins
DeKalb
Capital Society Turns to Trade In Washington
Washington society circles shocked as a prestigious group reportedly joins commercialism by opening an all society store named Francise. Housed in a former Admiral Dewey residence, the shop sells infants and children's apparel with Mrs Joseph Leiter backing the venture and Mrs Ormsby McCammon and Mrs Charles O Donnell Lee among the proprietors.
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Capital Society
Washington
Washington Society
Official Society
Diplomatic Corps
Francise
Admiral Dewey
Joseph Leiter
Ormsby McCammon
Charles O'Donnell Lee
McCammon
Estelle Murry
Philadelphia
Lee
Carlsbad Man Dean Smith Visits for Business
Dean Smith from Carlsbad came up this morning to tend to business here for several days.
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Dean Smith
Carlsbad
Woman killed when auto overturns near Arlington
Mrs. Ben Williamson was killed and her husband and eight year old daughter were slightly hurt when their automobile overturned on a curve near Arlington Texas on October 18. The family, from Cleburne, was en route to the Dallas fair. Mrs Williamson’s daughter and husband survived with minor injuries while another daughter was uninjured.
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Arlington
Texas
Ben Williamson
Here
William
Dallas Fair
Cleburne
Insurance Fraud in Japan Ties Nose to Life Policies
In hard times Japan sees rising life insurance frauds as men insure wives, poison them, remarry, and repeat. A Nagoya case involves a man collecting premiums on a fourth insured wife. Northern villagers also used insurers to fund village projects by insuring a dying man and fraudulently proving his death.
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Tokyo
Japan
Nagoya
Furnished four room rental in Albuquerque advert
An Albuquerque reader notes a furnished four room modern house for rent with pantry and sleeping porch and a phone contact. The column also lists piano tuning by C M Richards with a phone number and other small notices about visitors from Hagerman and a YMCA Auto Transport School ad.
Bank in Cleburne Closes Doors with One Million Deposits
Cleburne Texas October 18 officers of a national bank here with one million dollars in deposits announced the bank was forced to close its doors. The announcement said it was hoped for a quick reorganization of the bank.
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Cleburne
Texas
Texas Pacific Sunshine Special Derailed Near Van Horn
The Texas Pacific Sunshine Special derailed by spreading rails near Van Horn 126 miles east of El Paso early today. Two passengers suffered minor injuries. the train continued and arrived in El Paso at five o'clock.
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EL Paso
Texas
van Horn
Here
Harding to Visit Second Oldest College in U S
President Harding will visit William and Mary College in Williamsburg to attend the installation of Dr. J A Chandler. The event follows a Mayflower trip from Washington and a campus tour highlighting the college founded in 1693. Historic archives note founders and notable alumni across presidents, jurists, signers, and leaders.
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Harding
U. 8
Williamsburg
William and Mary College
Washington
Yorktown
J. A
United States
Thomas Jefferson
James Monroe
John Tyler
Marshall
Supreme Court
Lst
U. S
Continental Congress
October Roswell Way farm development number
The October Roswell Way issue is off the press as a Pecos Valley crop rotation feature heavy farm development number. It credits the Chamber of Commerce and editors for its grant, with lengthy articles and notices about agriculture.
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Roswell Way
Chamber of Commerce
Pecos Valley
Lee Richards Returns From Short Business Trip
Lee Richards cattle inspector returned this afternoon from a short business trip to points up the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Richards
John’ Mullis
John H. Mullis
Weather Forecast for Roswell and Pecos Valley
Generally fair tonight and Wednesday with slightly cooler temperatures in the Pecos valley. For New Mexico overall, fair to not much change. yesterday’s high reached 88 and the low was 49.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Pecos Valley
New Mexico
Norma Bishest
Snipe Critiques Law Enforcement And Prohibition Policy
Mr Snipes argues Roswell officials fail to enforce the 18th amendment and calls for drastic action to elect officers who will uphold national and local laws. The Record, while questioning Mayor Rose and the Laymen's League stance, publishes his critique to spur stronger enforcement sentiment.
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Ogilvie
Roswell
First National Bank
2Rd and
Main
F. Snipes
Snipe
Mayor Rose
Laymens League
Snipes
Lifymen’s League
Rose
Snipea
Relief drive for farm and live stock loans in New Mexico
Bankers and businessmen meet in Albuquerque on the 24th to organize a 500000 capital loan agency under the Agricultural and Live Stock Finance Corporation to aid New Mexico livestock and agriculture. Reports from Fort Worth show similar efforts expanding nationally with War Finance Corporation backing and large capital pledges to fund livestock loans across several states.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Agricultural and Live Stock Finance Corporation
Pecos Valley
Ft. Worth
IE. A. Cahoon
John W. Rhea
Roswell
John N. Sparks
Agriculture and Live Stock Finance Corporation
Eugene Meyer, Jr
War Finance Corporation
West
Utah
Idaho
Wyoming
Western Nebraska
Fort Worth
Texas
Oklahoma
Washington
Legion to Convene in Rosewell Next Wednesday
National Representative Dawson of the American Legion will visit Rosewell next Wednesday seeking a large Legion gathering. Ex-Representatives, vice chair Hen, and all citizens are invited to a meeting at the Chamber House Wednesday evening.
Searching Tunnels For Treasure In Colorado Peaks
William Barker and Charles Lee of Lake City believe they have found a shaft in Treasure Peak, San Juan mountains, revealing a stone tablet with a diagram to locate 3,516 bars of gold and silver hidden by Spaniards and Frenchmen. They plan to begin a treasure hunt at once, seeking an $83,000,000 cache.
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Denver
Colorado
William Barker
Charles Lee
Lake City
Treasure Peak
San Juan Range
Rockies
Baker
Lee
Nixon Appreciative Note From Roswell Hotel Era
A former Roswell hotel proprietor expresses gratitude for local patronage and friendships built during years in the hotel business. He hopes for similar support for the new Gilder and Gilkeson management and wishes to return to Roswell someday to reside. The notice also mentions Calderon's travel to Carlsbad as interpreter, Mullis returning from a business trip, and Hodges' livestock duties after visiting Kenna.
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Nixon
Roswell
Gilder and
Gilkeson
Gy H. Nickson
Woman Applies Lash To A Man In The New Fashioned Way
In Tulsa Oklahoma on October 18 Misa Ruby Boydston a former Shubert actress now teaching at Siegel dancing studio used a horse whip on a man named Siegel the studio instructor at Siegel police report Boydston came to headquarters afterward leaving a card claiming Siegel had slandered her character The incident follows a prior reference to the lash being used here again last night.
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Tulsa
Okla
Misa Ruby Boydston
Shubert
New York
Siegel Dancing Studio
Siegel
Miss Boydston
Death toll in Dallas rooming-house fire reaches four
Dallas Texas Oct 18 With the death of 15 year old Opal Wilson early today the death toll from yesterday’s rooming house fire rose to four Her mother was burned today Several others in hospitals remain in serious condition
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Dallas
Texas
Opal Wilson
National Legion representative to visit Roswell Wednesday
The Charles M. de Bremond Post of the American Legion announces that Dawson, the national representative, will be in Roswell on Wednesday October 19, 1921. He will speak at a Chamber of Commerce mass meeting to outline Legion aims and activities and urged citizens to attend for a lively, informative session.
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Charles M. de Bremond
The
American Legion
Roswell
Dawson
Post
Chamber of Commerce
Legion
F. W. Thompson
Johnson to Depart Tonight for Fort Worth Texas
Wyatt Johnson will leave tonight on an extended business trip to Fort Worth and other points in Texas, traveling for unspecified duties and meetings across the region.
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Johnson
Wyatt Johnson
Ft. Worth
Texas
Winans Couple Return From Artesia Combined Trip
Mr and Mrs George Winans who have spent several days in the area on a combined business and pleasure trip returned this afternoon to their Artesia home. An advertisement for electric lights for cars and houses appears from Roswell Auto Co and notes a 18th location marker.
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George Winans
Artesia
Roswell Auto CO
Dearholt Brothers Headed to Plainview Business Venture
Ray and Will Dearholt departed yesterday for Plainview Texas to start a new business venture. Mrs Dearholt and their baby will remain in Roswell and join later.
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Plainview
Ray
Will Dearholt
Texas
Dearholt
Baby
Roswell
Two Charged With Fraud Are Arrested In Oklahoma City
A nationwide hunt for Reno Hamlin and William Sperry ended with their arrest in Oklahoma City. They were wanted at Hale Center, Texas, for swindling J. F. Norfleet out of forty five thousand dollars in 1919 through fake stock deals.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Reno Hamlin
William Sperry
Blue Sky
Hamlin
Sperry
Hale Center
Texas
J. F. Norfleet
Wheat crop in Canada seen 25 million bushels larger
Ottawa reports preliminary figures from the government bureau of statistics show Canada’s total wheat crop will exceed last year by about 25 million bushels. Last year’s yield was 263,189,000 bushels. this year’s estimate stands at 288,493,000 bushels.
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Canada
Ottawa
Ont
Government Bureau of Statistics
Paper Mills in Powell River Produce 225 Tons Daily
Large paper mills in Powell River British Columbia currently output about 225 tons of paper per day and generate roughly seven million dollars in revenue.
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B. C
Powell River
Jack Land Visits City From Ruidoso For Several Days
Jack Land arrived last night from his home in Ruidoso to spend several days in the city visiting friends and attending to business matters.
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Albuquerque
Strange
Jack Land
the Ruidoso
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