Prominent Republicans Back Cox Roosevelt Ticket
A public joint statement by over 100 representative Republicans and Progressives urges voters to back Cox and Roosevelt and pro treaty senators. Hamilton Holt released the list, noting signers include League to Enforce Peace officers, college presidents, clergy, war veterans, and former party officials from New York, Baltimore, Bennington, Wellesley and other locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cox
Roosevelt
Hamilton Holt
Association of Nations
Republican Party
Little America Party
Holt
League
Oberlin
Vassar
Smith
Bryn Mawr
Mount Holyoke
Charles P. Howland
Violet M. Leroy
Theodore Marburg
Batimore
W. H. Nichols
Bennington
Herbert Parsons
Elias D. Salsburg
Indianapolis
Edwin E. Slosson
Richard Welling
Alice White
Wellesley
Mass
Republican Meeting Tonight at Armory in Roswell
Tonight’s Republican gathering at the Roswell Armory features Senator A. B. Fall and Merritt C. Mechem for governor with Nestor Montoya of Albuquerque also present. The Roswell juvenile band provides music as the speakers tour Dexter Hagerman and Lake Arthur tomorrow and Carlsbad tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
A. B. Fall
Roswell
Merritt C. Mechem
Judge Mechem
Nestor Montoya
Albuquerque
Congress
U. S
Albert B. Fall
White Mountain Inn
Three Rivers
Fall
Nestor Montolyn
Dexter
Hagerman
Lake Arthur
Carlsbad
All-Stars Defeat Clovis 24 to 4 in Afternoon Game
The All-Stars beat Clovis 24 to 4 yesterday afternoon. Casey Stengel commented this afternoon that the score was about as good as anyone could keep it. He praised the All-Stars as a husky, fine-looking crowd of ball players.
Harding Replies To Wilson Quote In Indiana Speech
Senator Harding said President Wilson misquoted him and that France observed all proprieties. He asserted the Indiana remarks reflected private opinions friendly to France, not official U.S. policy, and that France would not appeal to America over Wilson’s head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Harding
Wilson
France
Greencastle
Indiana
America
Puebla Revolt Report in Two Towns Sees 3000 Rise
Mexico Local report notes revolutionists led by an ex-Carranza general have gathered in Puebla state two towns with about three thousand men ready to block Obregon from the presidency. Separate column urges women to register and hints political marriage advice from Mrs Margie L Highsmith Roswell New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera. Cruz
Mexico
Puebla
Carranza
Ob- Tegon
Article Ten Opens Way Irish Freedom Declared
Worcester Mass October nineteenth Gov Cox says Article Ten opens way to Irish freedom and that League of Nations has swept away England’s main argument for not granting Ireland freedom. He notes his sympathies with the Irish cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
Cox
League of Nations
England
Ireland
Three Bandits Net 50000 In Bank Messenger Hold Up
Chicago Oct 19 Three bandits seized Carl Malerera a bank messenger and escaped with twenty thousand dollars in cash and thirty thousand in negotiable securities during a bank holdup this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Carl Malerera
Automatic Coal Loader Speeds Up Ocean Vessel Coaling
Foreign ocean-going ships now use Greenwich Point piers to coal in under half an hour thanks to an automatic loading system borrowed from the Great Lakes. A network of 10 railroad tracks feeds 1,000 coal cars into thawing sheds and a high capacity platform. last month 306,700 tons were loaded, with foreign ships spending $1,000,000 monthly on coaling supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Greenwich Point
Great Lakes
United States
Acoan
Drilling Advances At Orchard Park National Exploration Well
Drilling is ongoing day and night at the National Exploration Co. well in Orchard Park eight miles south of the city. The well is dry requiring water to continue drilling. Indications are excellent and the drill nears the Redfield land at 1070 feet while Attorney H. M. Dow returns from Albuquerque after handling legal matters. For sale Household goods including dresser washstand buffet congoleum fridge and more listed at 102 N Lea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orchard Park
National Exploration Co
Redfield
N. Lea
White House to respond to Harding on League of Nations
Washington Oct 19 The White House weighs a reply to Senator Harding regarding his claim that France spokesmen discussed forming a new association of nations. A further White House comment is likely to state that France and other league members are barred from creating a new association by current league provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Harding
France
Association of Nations
League
Chicago Fire Destroys Six-Story Block. Loss Reaches Hundred Thousand
Chicago October 19 A blaze destroyed a six story business block with a reported loss of 100000 dollars. Firemen gained control about two hours after the fire started.
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Chicago
Missing Persons Bureau Seeks 550 Persons Nationwide
Philadelphia officials say 550 people are being sought by relatives across the country in the past month. Many are young women believed enticed to seek opportunities in cities. Some cases involve sailors who disappeared after claiming discharge papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Missing Persons Bureau
Building Good Roads Across Colorado Sees Seven Projects
Denver officials opened bids for seven federal road projects totaling over 250000 dollars. Burlington Highway improvements in Yuma County seeking about 29000 dollars. Florence Cripple Creek railroad grade widening and wagon deck construction estimated at 50000 dollars. Four miles of Montrose County highway to cost around 50000 dollars. Remaining funds cover smaller projects. Caracas Venezuelan base ball team of Georgetown University students named national champions after cup presentation.
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Denver
State Highway Commission
Burlington
Yuma County
Florence- Cripple Creek
Montrose County
A L Fales Home Visit Highlights Sunday School Work
A L Fales returned yesterday from the mountains where he has been for two weeks organizing Sunday school work and establishing several new Sunday schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Dow
Albuquerque
A. U Fales
Attorney J H Jackson Visits From Artesia
Attorney J H Jackson arrived from Artesia this morning to spend several days in the city handling legal matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
J. H. Jackson
Artesia
Acting Mayor Ready to Reply on Palmer Telegram
San Francisco October 19 Ralph McCleran former acting mayor said he had not received a telegram from Attorney General Palmer about Palmer's knowledge of liquor withdrawal from warehouses during the democratic convention. He noted he did not claim full knowledge and called it general knowledge. He said he would likely reply once the telegram arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Ralph McCleran
Palmer
Reds Defeat Wrangel Army in South Russia Counterattacks
Moscow dispatches report General Wrangel's army retreated in disorder after Red counterattacks. Five divisions of Wrangel's forces were defeated as the communique states the army will be driven out of South Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Wrangel
Russia
Red Cross Roll Call Planned in Roswell November 11 25
Roswell prepares for the annual Red Cross Roll Call from November 11 to 25 with W C Lawrence as chair. Membership is $1 yearly, supporting ongoing peacetime relief, disease prevention, education, and disaster response nationwide. The drive mirrors efforts across the United States to fund continual humanitarian work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross
Roswell
United States
W.C. Lawrence
Marconi Firm Buys Land for Canada England Wireless Link
TORONTO Ontario preparatory to building a large wireless station for Canada England communication the Marconi Wireless Company of Canada bought 23 acres about nine miles from Toronto. It is seen as the first in a chain of stations to dot Canada and encircle the British Empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ontario
Canada
England
Marconi Wireless Company of Canada
British Empire
Refugee Children Return Path From New York to Petrograd
The League of Red Cross Societies mailed the names and addresses of 780 Russian refugee children who recently left New York for Petrograd. It was believed many parents or relatives may still be living, though searches by charities have found little.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Switzerland
League of Red Cross Societies
New York
Petrograd
Meredith Turns on Bankers Over Farm Credit
Secretary of Agriculture Meredith told the American Bankers Association farmers face credit denial in favor of luxury producers. He warned farmers could lose two billion five hundred million dollars if markets stay at current prices, noting October crop prices were fourteen percent lower than a year earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Meredith
American Bankers Association
Dutch engineer fears Butte sights spread disease rumor
In Butte on an automboile tour with a Holy Land commission, a Dutch engineer misreads placards and conveys a false image of the city. He decries Butte as terribly unhealthy and says the town seems infested with measles and for rent, alarming his hosts with language barriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Mont
Holyland
Barker, 73, starts new teeth at seven percent
ATHENS, CO. A. W. Barker, 73, is cutting a new set of teeth. Weeks ago he cut a new molar and two more are about to break through. Most of his old teeth are gone and he looks forward to a full new set before corn-on-the-cob season ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
A. W. Barker
Severa
Convicted man to work on chain gang in Sumpter County
Henry Otin was jailed in Americus for trying to pass counterfeit slips for a dollar. Blind coroner Hi Jenkins identified Otin's note among papers, leading to conviction. Judge Harper sentenced Otin to twelve months on the chain gang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortén
Blind Wan
Americus, Ga
Henry Otin
Otin
Hi Jenkins
Sumpter County
Harper
English Coal Strike Triggers Early Disorder
Tondu and Pandy report first strike disturbances as miners gather and damage shop windows. Parliament convenes to review the coal strike situation. Government stance unchanged and not initiating negotiations. Country described as able to withstand the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tondu
Pandy
Registration Surges in South City Precincts
Registration figures for two southern precincts south of Second Street show a sharp rise with 940 registered in the southwest and 557 in the southeast, totaling 1497. North precincts figures are not yet available but trend well ahead of the southern districts.
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Second Street
Married Yesterday Afternoon In Roswell
Cadet Guy Tanner of Pueblo and Miss Anne Sawyer wed at three o’clock yesterday at the Southern Methodist parsonage with Rev. Sam E. Allison officiating. Mrs. Sawyer and her daughter have stayed in Roswell for Mrs. Sawyer’s health. Tanner is in his first year at the Institute. Also, the Southern M E Missionary Society held a report day at Mrs John H Mullis's home with strong conference reports from Las Vegas. Mr. and Mrs. Ewing L. Lusk have bought the Rob ert Makin home on Military Heights and plan to move November first.
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Guy Tanner
Pueblo
Colo
Anne Sawyer
Southern Methodist Parsonage
Sam E. Allison
Miss Sawyer
L. Sawyer
Tekarkana
Texas
Roswell
Southern M. E. Missionary Society
John H. Mullis
James F. Hinkle
Robert Kellahin
Las Vegas
Makin
Ewing L. Lusk
Robert Makin
Military Heights
Thimble Tea Tomorrow at Military Heights home
Invitations have been issued by Mrs. Robert Makin and Mrs. R H McCune for a twelfth tea event to be held tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. Makin on Military Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert, Makin
R. H. McCune
Baby Girl Betty Bennett Born to Mr and Mrs Allen Bennett
Dallas announces the birth of a daughter named Betty Bennett to Mr and Mrs Allen Bennett. Mrs Bennett is formerly Clara Ogle, daughter of Mr and Mrs W W Ogle of Roswell. Mrs Ogle is in Dallas with her daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Bennett
Dallas
Betty Bennett
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Senator Fall
Fletcher’s Market
Pres. Wilson
Margie L. Highsmith
New Mex
Chaves County
Chapter of the Red Cross
At the Red Cross
N. Main
N. C
Shank
South Hill
McEihinney & Johnson
Allison
Sen. Harding
Caracas
Venezuela
Georgetown University
Miister of Instruction
Republic
A. L. Fales
Zwissier Bros
North Main Eliver
REDS
Malune
Hugh H. Williams
Will
CHINA
Roswell Hardware CO
Nevada van der Veer
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