Locarno Pact hailed as future peace in Europe
London papers publish the Locarno agreements promising security for France Belgium and Germany and a network of mutual guarantees. The pacts require arbitration and pledge aid among France Belgium Poland Czechoslovakia and Germany with Britain and Italy supporting the aggrieved party. Analysts praise the move as a major step toward lasting peace despite no outright outlawing of war.
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London
Locarno
Whch
Europe
Germany
France
Belgium
Poland
Czecho- Slovakia
Czecho-Slovakia
Rhineland
Great Britain
Italy
Luther
Coolidge
United States
West Minster Gazette
Austen Chamberlain
Winston Spencer Churchill
Viscount Grey
League of Nations
Pepper
Pennsylvania
Lebanon
Philadelphia
William C. Redfield
Wilson
Winners in Cotton Carnival Classified Section
The Cotton Carnival classified section lists winners and premiums for various fruit and crop categories. Notable picks include Acala Bale Sample with J. P. Bridge first, Acala Stalk to Fred Barnes, Durango Stalk to Roy Arnett, and numerous apple classes led by DeBaca County entries and Wilbur Coe in plate apples and mountain varieties. The high quality exhibits and prompt premiums contrasted with publication delays due to county assessor workload.
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Acala Bale Sample
J. P. Bridge
L. H. Crawford
Herman Crile
Fred Barnes
George Perrine
A. K. Blythe
Grant Barnes
John Barnes
Durango
Roy Arnett
J. F. Bridge
C. M. Sterrett
Durango Bolis
A. D
Geo. Seaverns. Stayman
DeBaca County
L. B. Jones
de Baca County
Co.e
Roswell Pioneer Doctor Dr Charles T McClane Dies at Home
Dr Charles T McClane, pioneer Roswell physician and elder of the First Christian Church, died at his home 503 North Pennsylvania at 11 20 after a brief collapse at breakfast. Born July 28 1943 in Wabash county Illinois he was 80 last July 23. Survived by wife Mary Nichen two children Dr J E B McClane and Mrs Wilmer L Kempnee Gess Mae McClane a sister four grandchildren two great grandchildren. He came to Roswell in 1900 and practiced with his son Dr J T McClane. He spent 25 years in Roswell and was known for kindness and integrity. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Charles T. McClane
Roswell
North
Pennsylvania
McClane
Charles Thomas McClane
Wabash County
Ilinois
Mary Nitchen
Mec-Clane
J. EB. McClane
Wilmer L. Kempnee Gess Mae McClane
Muskogee
Okla
Alv
Atlas
Pomona
California
J. T. McClane
Electric Institute
Cincinnati
Ohio
Christiana Church
First Christian Church
Roswell Undertaking Company
Fighting on Greek Bulgars frontier near Demirhissar
An Athens dispatch says fighting has lasted nineteen hours on the Greece Bulgar frontier near Demirhissar with reports of Bulgarian attacks on a Greek post and a Greek captain killed after a white flag appeal. Demirhissar lies in Macedonia about 45 miles northeast of Saloniki.
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London
Athens
Exchange Telegraph
Demirhissar
Macedonia
Saloniki
Grain sorghums and maize results in county fair
Names read like Wheeler and Bivins appear for first, second, and third places in grain sorghums and maize categories. The fragment lists Kafir Hegari and DeBac entries with placements, noting judges and county context.
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Roy
T. Bivins
DeBac
O. N. Johnson
H. Son
Broadway Cabarets Targeted in Sweep by Buckner Probe
Federal agents served summonses on about thirty Broadway cabarets and supper clubs in a major prohibition drive. The action aims to padlock roughly 100 Manhattan venues for alleged liquor sales, with places from the Lido Venice to El Fey club cited as subjects and waiters summoned to testify.
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New York
Qet
United States Dstrict
Buckner
Lido
Venice
East Dard Street
11Th Avenue
K. Buckner
Manhattan
Regoris
Broadway
El-Fey Club
Aimes Square
Piping Rock
7Th Avenue
Piccadilly
Half Moon
Broadway District
Golden Eagle
Greenwich Village
Lido Venice
el Fey Club
Riping Rock
Federal Grand Jury
Del-Fey Club
Eqmo0
Ml-Fey Club
Reising Indicted Over Pistol Silencer Sale in Cowboys Case
Eugene Reising head of Reising Arms of Hartford Conn was indicted for selling pistol silencers to the Cowboy gang. Twelve gang members are under arrest on wholesale crime charges. Reising is cited as an inventor of a silencer for pistols.
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New York
Eugene Reising
Reising Arms Company
Hartford
Red color provokes temper at breakfast says painter
Cleveland audience hears William Downie, master painter, warn that red wallpaper irritates many minds. He notes color affects mood during the convention of paint, oil, and varnish manufacturers. The remark links wall color to temper at breakfast tables.
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Cleveland
William Downie
Downie
Court Martial Ordered for Colonel William Mitchell
Washington Oct 20 AP A general court martial for Colonel William Mitchell was ordered to convene in Washington October 28 on charges of violating the ninety sixth article of war The examining officers include Major Generals Howze Sladen MacArthur Graves Poore Boley Kins McCoy Wans Irwin Booth and Winship with Colonel Sherman Moreland as judge advocate and Colonel Herbert White detailed as defense counsel for the air officer The court consists of officers from outside Washington and not linked to the War Department.
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Etaoin Shrdlu
Etoin Shrdlu
Washington
William Mithell
War Department
Coolidge
Charles P. Summerall
Second Corps
Governor’s Island
Armyists
Army Ay Service
War and Navy Departments
Robert L. Howze
Fifth Corps
Oilumbus
Third Infantry
Fort Sam Houston
Tex
Edwin B. Wans
Fort Clark
George L. Irwin
Fort Sill
Ohio
Ewirg J Booth
Cavalry
Fort Riley
Kans
Banton Winship
First Corps
Boston
Sherman Moreland
Columbus
Joseph I. McMullen
Army War Department
Witchell
Davis
Herbert A. White
Eighth Corps
Texas
Army
War Department Administration
War Secretary
Witness Describes Family Strife Before Minister Slaying
In Taunton Massachusetts on October 20 AP report Mrs. Della Vandervoort testifies for her son Warren in district court about events leading to Rev. R. J. Vandervoort’s fatal shooting and Warren’s later sentencing. She disputes claims of driver to murder by family discord and explains minister insurance to counter insurance motive. She recalls home happiness ending with the killings and remains composed, to be recalled when defense opens.
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Allison
Della M. Vandervoort
Warren
R. J. Vandervoort
New Wheat Developed Resists Black Steam Rust
Samuel Larcombe of Bible Manitoba announces a new wheat named axminister that shows strong rust resistance. It yields about 30 percent more than Marquis and matches Marquis in milling value, with rust infection under five percent when planted near infected varieties. The development progressed through 1918 and last year showed improved resistance, boosting potential crop resilience.
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Winnipes
Main
Samuel Larcombe
Bible
Man
Marquis
Markquis
Larcombe
Bazan
Roswell Opens New Cotton Oil Plant Tonight
Roswell Cotton Oil Company in Chavez County begins operations this evening after months of buildout. With a 240 HP engine, 32,000 dollar monthly payroll, and storage capacity exceeding 5 million pounds of seed, the plant will run 8 months yearly producing cotton seed oil and cake, Linters, and ship in carload lots.
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Roswell Cotton Oil Company
Roswell
Second Street
Toyzo
I. P. Fairbanks Morse
King Cotton
Pecos Valley
Chavez County
Roawell Cotton O1
R. K. Wooten
W Simmons
I. T. Lewis
Rich H. Cartop
A. MH. Pruit
Tohn Tweedy
A. J. Crile
W. FE. Bondurant
R. B Prt
F. H. Robertson
Chaves County
Ty Aswell
Mr. Lewis
Mire Powell Dies After Gallant Fight at Home
Mrs. Dan R. Powell died yesterday at 3 25 PM in her city home at 104 South Sea after a brave battle to regain health. Born October 6 1899 in Johnstown Pa she leaves husband and parents William and Mrs James Martin a sister Mrs Lillian Martin and two brothers William Kitto Monessen Pa and Barry Kito Johnstown Pa. Remains lie in Tilton funeral home tomorrow 3:30 to 10:15 AM then shipped to Johns Town for funeral and interment.
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Dan R. Powell
South Sea
Mrs. Powell
Johnstown
End
William James Martin
Ainss Lillian Martin
William Kitto
Monessen
Barry Kito
Tilton Funeral Home
Indian Held For Attack And Robbery In Nogales Arizona
Carlos Silvas, an American Tadien, was arrested in Nogales at the request of Santa Cruz County officials who suspect his involvement in the assault and robbery of 82 year old hotel owner Mrs Gertrude Moody on Saturday night. Fingerprints in the room where the assault occurred linked Silvas to the crime. Moody is recovering from injuries once feared fatal. Extradi tion proceedings have begun to bring Silvas across the border.
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Nogales
Ariz
Carlos Silvas
Tadien
Somoza
Gertrude Moody
Silvas
James Hathaway
Santa Cluse County
Tully
Moody
Injuries Hit Eastern Football Teams This Week
New York Oct 20 AP Injuries plagued eastern football teams after last Saturdays upsets. Yale prepares for Brown stadium dedication despite Cottle injury. Harvard targets Dartmouth. Columbia hosts Williams. Army size ok for St Louis clash. Princeton reports all hands in tact for Colgate. Lehigh Lafayette report guard Cothran and injuries. Saltonstall notable, others hurt. An insurrection in Damascus, Syria, was suppressed by French forces.
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New York
Yale
Pennsylvania
Brown
Harvard
Dartmouth
Columbia
Williams
Cottle
Cambridge
Holy Cross
Saltonstall
Igiant
Miller
Cheek Coady
Daley
Army
Notre Dame
St. Louis University
Princton
Colgate
Lehigh
Lafayette
Gebhard
Cothran
Mansh
Charlie Prior
West Virginia
Weslyan
Robbery of Mrs Donahue Jewels Prompts Large Reward Payment
In New York on Oct 20 the AP reports that $65,000 was paid for the return of jewels valued at $683,000 stolen from Mrs James P Donahue. Assistant District Attorney Pecora disclosed details in a lengthy statement but did not reveal the identities of the thieves.
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New York
James P. Donahue
Pecora
Fight over Colorado River dam license in Arizona
Washington and Phoenix reports on a Federal Power Commission hearing set for 2 p.m. on an application by James B. Girand and associates to develop power on the Colorado River in Arizona. Arizona protests a Diamond Creek dam permit and seeks a Glenn Canyon dam, arguing river use and flood control while other basin states demand prior ratification of the seven state compact.
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Washington
Federal Power Commission
James B. Girand
Colorado
Water Commissioners
Arizona
Phoenix
Ariz
Diamond Creek
Colorado River
Colorado River Basin
Manning Dome Test Advances to 1800 Feet
The Arkansas Gas & Fuel Co. Manning Dome test in sections 14-15-17 is now at 1800 feet after successfully cutting off water at 1600 feet. Drillers expect to reach sand within the next 200 feet as progress continues and the field watches closely. In nearby activity, Franks No. 1 by White Oil in section 25-11-26 is below 1200 feet in hard limestone, with sand anticipated within 50 feet. Neal well near Riverside in section 9-25 is beneath 700 feet with several gas shows, progressing satisfactorily toward potential significant developments.
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Arkansas Gas & Fuel Co
Manning Dome
White Oil Company
Canfield
Neal
Riverside
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