Ballard sued for 101000 over Taos county land deal
J M Wheeler and W B Wheeler filed in U S district court for 101000 against Charles L Ballard over a Taos county land sale. They claim 58000 plus interest since May 2 1920 for commission and 43000 for services tied to a 12000 acre colonization plan with Volney T Hoggatt. Attorneys J O Seth and Ed S Gibbany of Santa Fe New Mexican represent plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Ballard
U. S. District Clerk’s Office
Charles L. Ballard
Taos County
William A. Fortner
Santa Fe
Fortner
Paintiffs
J. M. Wheeler
W. B. Wheeler
Volney T. Hoggatt
J. O. Seth
Ed 8
S. Gibbany
Santa Fe New Mexican
Whipped Two Black Boys in Pilot Point Incident
A group abducted two Black boys from the Denton jail in Pilot Point, Texas, whipped them, and left a black on white note reading Yes we did it applied the lash. The pamphlet signed K. K. K. served as a warning to lawbreakers and loafers.
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Denton
Tex
Pilot Point
Roswell Floral Co Advertisement Ad for Flowers
Roswell Floral Co offers cut flowers and blooming pot plants in a local advertisement. Contact phone number 196 for orders and deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell Floral Co
Tfa
Joyces Are Home from Nashville Visit
Mr and Mrs Charles F Joyce returned this afternoon from Nashville and other points in Tennessee after a brief trip noted in local society circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chares F. Joyce
Nashville
Tennessee
Mediation fails as Harding faces railroad strike
President Harding must act as mediation fails to avert a nationwide railroad strike. Cabinet meets to decide next steps while railroad chiefs in Cleveland discuss plans to ensure success and union leaders sympathize. Hoover mobilizes food trucks and railroads seek strike breakers as eight hundred Texas workers prepare to walk out tomorrow amid a planned coordinated action.
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Harding
America
Railroad Brotherhood
Cleveland
Chicago
Railroad Labor Board
Hoover
Texas
Palestine
International & Great Northern
What College Girls Read in Home Papers in Missouri
A Christian College at Columbia surveyed 250 students about their reading preferences in home newspapers. Among 57 chose society, 43 front-page scare headlines, 49 local and personal news, 12 editorials, with others reading business, sports, and school items. The American magazine led readers as first choice among 23 magazines. Bert McConnell visits Roswell en route to Carlsbad for business. State Federation concert tickets online at Owl Drug Co. Cooked food sale by Maccabees at Fletcher’s Market tomorrow. Dr Swearingin to be at Roswell office fourth to fifteenth monthly. Ads note home sale or exchange writing to Free Information Bureau, 312 Texas, El Paso. Rabbits 30c lb dressed 1137 w.
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Christian College
Columbia
Missouri
U. S
Free Information Bureau
Texas
el Paso
Washington conference signals shift of world diplomacy
Paris editors view the Washington conference as a new pivot in global diplomacy, shifting center from the Balkans to the Pacific. They note France will play a mediatory role amid Anglo American and Japanese relations, with Bainville framing the contest as a triad among United States, Japan, and Britain France.
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Paris
France
Washington
Balkans
Mediterranean
Pacific
United States
England
Japan
Far East
Indo-China
Jacques Bainville
la Liberte
India
China
Bainville
Personal Engraved Christmas Cards Advertisement
Cobhan Stationery Shop showcases personally engraved Christmas cards for personal use. Order now to ensure delivery in time and avoid delay and disappointment. Advertised in 2013 at Satine Ford Roswell.
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Cobhan Stationery Shop
Safety box losses hit Cleburne bank and residents
In Cleburne Texas on October 21 investigators found more than 500000 dollars in securities and Liberty bonds missing from safety deposit boxes of the National Bank of Cleburne. The city itself reportedly lost 77000 dollars in securities and A J Wright a businessman 46000 dollars. Heaviest losses are noted among them.
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Cleburne
Texas
National Bank of
Red Booters Beat Rivals 11-0 in Polo Scrimmage
The Red Free Booters defeated the Yellow by 11 to 0 in an open play polo match at the Institute yesterday. Pool and Alexander starred for the Reds with Wise showing potential after practice. Hualff appeared off form while Yancey’s men Davis and Prager stood out for the Yellow team.
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Institute
Alexander
Reds
Wise
Hualff
Yancey
Davis
Prager
Great weekend spread for pigskinners in football menu
New York October 21 A Saturday spread lists seven or eight key matchups for tomorrows college football. Penn State vs Harvard and Army vs Yale are highlighted as eastern showpieces while Chicago meets Princeton and Wisconsin faces Illinois in major western showdowns.
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New York
Penn State
Harvard
Army
Yale
Chicago
Princeton
Syracuse
Pittsburgh
Ohio State
Michigan
Wisconsin
Illinois
Notre Dame
Nebraska
California
Oregon
Chica
Bill Roper
Nashsau Tigers
Middlewest
Tigers
Penn Sttne
Cambridge
Hugo Rezdek
West Point Plains
Navy
Charley Daley
New Haven
Oberlin
Ohio
Cottingham Heads to Carlsbad on Short Business Trip
G. C. Cottingham departed this afternoon for Carlsbad for a brief business visit, with plans to return soon. A sale note appears in the report.
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Cottingham
Carlsbad
G. C. Cottingham
Boys 5 and 6 Confess to Starting Big Fire
Two young boys Jess Willard Collins five and Joe Cross six explained how they started a fifty thousand dollar blaze with a penny box of matches. They had two cents between them one spent for candy the other for matches. They built a fire beside a mattress factory now the factory and eight homes lie ruined. Cross’s father who worked at the factory is out of a job and Collins is homeless as his mother’s home burned.
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Houston
Tex
Jess Willard Collins
Joe Cross
Cross
Collins
Moonshine Crazed Man Attacks in Chicago Black Belt
Cracked alleys in Chicago’s black belt report a moonshine fueled white man armed with a long butcher knife ran amuck wounding a second white man and a third in a separate incident two whites injured a Black police officer during an attempted arrest in a cabaret. Police reserves stand by as tensions rise after these crimes.
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Chicago
Amuck
Black Belt
Bodies of two women found murdered in Kansas City
Police report the mutilated bodies of Mrs. M. E. Brady and Mrs. Mattie Bailey, both Black women, were found in weed clumps along a suburban road. The killings are described as the sixth or seventh similar case in recent weeks.
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Kansas City
M. E. Brady
Mattie Bailey
Widow of Buffalo Bill dies at Cody home
Mrs. William F. Cody, widow of the famous scout Buffalo Bill, died at her home in Cody Wyoming after a long illness. She was 78 years old.
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Buffalo Bill
Cody, Wyo
William F. Cody
Former governor Washington visits Portales for business and visits
Former governor Washington E Lindsey left his Portales home this afternoon and will stay several days to handle affairs and visit friends.
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Bert McConnell
Carlabad
Washington &E. Lindsey
Portales
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Anerica
K. of P. Hall
C. H. Wilson
A Junor
Roswell
West Fourth
Frank LePell
RB. Webb
Malune
Marie-Lowrey Hardware Company Plumbing Dept
Kuppenheimer
House of Kuppenheimer
Austin
Attorney General’s Department
State House
McConnell
Carsbad
State Federation
Owl Drug Co
Maccabees
Fletchers Market
Dr. Swearingin
Tfs
Enterprise Rabbitry
Satine Ford
Fletcher
RED Booters
LUCKY
Castoria
Alban
Denver Bottle & Junk CO
N. Main St
Pital
Pecos Valley Drag Co
Rexall
Welter Saddlery
N. Main
Mr. Mason
Mr. Jaffa
SILK
Messaline
Brown
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