Russia Bars Germany In East Europe Warfront Pivot
London reports War Secretary Hore-Belisha said Russia has checkmated Germany in the east and that allies will pursue waiting war tactics to finish the conflict. He warned Germany to avoid peace terms and noted a French British Turkish pact, with Britain bolstering Expeditionary Force as 250,000 more militiamen register. News on naval air clashes, sinking of ships near Gibraltar, Turkish crisis, and Italy signaling force amid Ankara pact also circulated.
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Leslie Hore-Belisha
Russia
Germany
Poland
Baltic States
Ukraine
Rumania
France
Britain
Empire
Hore-Belisha
Associated Press
North Sea
England
Gustaf Adolf
Shetland Islands
Bucharest
Oltenia
Gibraltar
Turkey
Ankara
Izvestia
Maxime Weygand
Archibald FP. Wavell
General Weygand
Mediterranean
Wavell
Middle East
Italy
Virginio Gayda
Balkans
Berlin
Dardanelles
Black Sea
Grimsby
Hull
Nancy
British
Air Ministry
Fuehrer
DNB
26 Injured on Liner Harding
The United States liner President Harding arrived after a hurricane shattered voyage. Twenty six seriously hurt were removed on stretchers, 73 injured overall, and cabin boy Pat Johnson washed overboard and lost. The ship docked with the captain flag at half mast for the drowned youth.
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United States
President Harding
Heronspool
Rey
Pat
Red) Johnson
Johnson
University of Wisconsin
Harding
Boston
Three Parties Seek Trails Long Lost in Southwest
Three separate expeditions tackle ancient routes and sites across the Southwest. Gallup explorer Roman Hubbell probes a rumored Escalante trail guided by Navajo legends while Dr. George Hammond leads a second group seeking 1776 Miera y Pacheco inscriptions. A third team of archaeologists searches Lukachukai caves near Shiprock for traces of ancient basketmakers.
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Escalante
New Mexico
Shiprock
Gallup
N. M
Coronado
Father Silvestre Velez de Escalante
Santa Fe
Monterey
Calif
Grand Canyon
Lukachuxai Mountains
Arizona
Black Mesa
Roman Hubbell
Padre’s Rest
Hubbell
Don Lorenzo
Ganado
Ariz
Red Mesas
George Hammond
New Mexico University
Miera Y Pacheco
H. L. Baldwin
Echo Cliffs
Tuba City
Hammond
Herbert E. Bolton
History Department
California University
Hillary A. Tolson
Jesse L. Nusbaum
Aubrey Neasham
National Park Service
Evan Z. Vogt
Frank Burke
Gallup Bank
Anna Nock
Philadelphia
John L. Hubbell
Gallup Tours
Lukachukai Mountains
Amerind Foundation
William S. Fulton
Foundation
Hayden Fulton
Emil W. Haury
Arizona State Museum
Arnold Withers
Arizona University
Carl Tuthill
Edward Danson
Enrollment Big Increase at New Mexico A and M College
STATE COLLEGE NEW MEXICO ENROLLMENT RISES TO 1064 REGULAR STUDENTS BY OCTOBER 1 COMPARED TO 951 LAST YEAR. EXTENSION COURSES ADD 69 STUDENTS AND SUMMER REGISTRANTS BRING TOTAL TO 1380. PRESIDENT MILTON EXPECTS SECOND SEMESTER REGISTRATION TO ADD MORE. TEACHING LOAD UP 16.55 PERCENT FROM LAST YEAR.
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N. M
New Mexico A. & M
Hugh M. Milton II
Milton
CCC
Hurd Paintings Exhibit Closes Sunday at Roswell Museum
Sunday afternoon, October 22, marks the last day of the Peter Hurd and Henriette Wyeth Hurd exhibition at Roswell Museum Art Center. The show features portraits by Mrs Hurd and landscapes and an egg tempera portrait by Peter Hurd, plus a Peter Hurd lithograph. The two artists, prominent in America, with works in the San Francisco Fair and the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The exhibit also includes California woven tapestries with photos of the weaving process. The Hurd display ends Monday while the tapestry show continues for two weeks.
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Henriette Wyeth Hurd
Roswell Museum Art Center
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America
San Francisco Fair
Sullivan
New York
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Scribner’s Magazine
Life Magazine
Magazine of Art
California
Monay
Notre Dame Downs Navy 14 to 7 in Cleveland rout
Notre Dame’s Fighting Irish defeated Navy 14 to 7 before 80,000 fans in Cleveland Stadium. Sheridan and Piepul scored for Notre Dame, while Whitehead tallied Navy’s touchdown on a late pass play. Hearing for J P Braswell pending. Curtis Corn fined for assault and battery.
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Lawrence Braswell
Curtis Corn
J. W. Dooley
Cleveland
Notre Dame
Seg Biene Gress Ggg
Navy
Mayo
Laggan
Irish
Saggau-Zontini
Saggau
Whitehead
Zontini
B. Sheridan
Kelleher
Crimmons
Sheridan
FP. Kelly
Fiepul
Middies
Piepul
Leonard
Miles Praises Tingleys At Hot Springs
Governor Miles honors former Governor Clyde Tingley and Mrs. Tingley for their work with the crippled children's hospital at the dedication of Sierra county's new courthouse in Hot Springs New Mexico. He lauds the Car rie Tingley hospital and notes a state road project to Elephant Butte Lake with a rapid survey and likely swift progress.
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Hot Springs
N. M
Miles
Sierra County
Clyde Tingley
Carrie Tingley
Offer Sight Of One Eye for $5,000
Grace Davis, a 39 year old mother of five in Chattanooga, offers to sell the cornea of one eye for 5000 to relieve relief hardships. She writes to science editor How ard W Blakeslee asking if someone would buy sight and skin for plastic surgery to buy a farm for her family. Her husband supports the idea despite initial reluctance. WPA work provides limited income for the family.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Grace Davis
Trio Chest Drive To Start Nov 14 For Salvation Army Scouts
Preparations for the Trio Chest drive opening November 14 in Roswell are aimed at the most thorough solicitation yet. The goal is ten thousand dollars for the Salvation Army and Boy and Girl Scouts, based on careful study of the organizations’ needs. An honor roll will record firms whose entire staff contributes.
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Roswell
Salvation Army
Boy
Girl Scouts
College football scores from various games listed
Final scores show Notre Dame over Navy 14 to 7. Princeton 14 over Columbia 7. Holy Cross 20 over Brown. Pennsylvania 22 over Harvard 7. Amherst 32 over Rochester 0. Dartmouth 14 over Duquesne 21. Pittsburgh 13 over Lafayette 0. Middlebury 26 over Union 6. Cornell 47 over Penn State 0. Geneva 19 over Westminster 0. Washington and Lee 9 over West Virginia 0. St Lawrence 0 over Colgate 31. Arnold 0 over Bates 15. Upsala 3 over Boston University 13. Auburn 0 over Manhattan 7. Syracuse 6 over Duke 33. Hopart 0 over Trinity 13. Cincinnati 21 over Wayne 0. Haverford 6 over Wesleyan 56. City College of New York 6 over Susquehanna 14. Georgetown 13 over Bucknell 7. Lebanon Valley 7 over Delaware 6. Army 15 over Yale 20. Norwich 0 over Worcester Tech 17. Carnegie Tech 0 over New York University 6. Syracuse 0 over Duke 33. Georgia 0 over Kentucky 0. Wisconsin 7 over Northwestern 13. Baylor 0 over Nebraska 20. North Carolina 0 over Tulane 7.
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Georgetoown
Bucknell
LeBanon Valley
Delaware
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Yale
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New York University Violets Upset Carnegie Tech 6 to 0
New York University Violets beat Carnegie Tech 6 to 0 before 25,000 at Yankee Stadium. NYU intercepted five of six passes by Carnegie Tech and scored on a 23 yard second period lateral to Bill Falu for the only touchdown.
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Carnegie Tech
New York
New York University
Violets
S&kikbos
Yankee Stadium
Bill Falu
Cornell Dominates Penn State 47–0 in Rainy Ithaca Drubbing
Cornell’s powerful lineup scored in every period to crush Penn State 47 to 0 before 17,500 fans at Schoellkopf Field on a rain swept day.
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Cornell
Penn State
Ithaca
Schoeilkopfs
Census aims to broaden birth registration drive to Arizona
The Census Bureau plans to extend its birth registration accuracy drive from New Mexico to Arizona. George Bennett, the field agent from Washington, will visit Arizona to organize a canvass, as Gustav Carlson arrives to replace him in New Mexico. Mrs. Cyrus McCormick urges preserving the capitol’s appearance and urges a broad inquiry before remodeling with funds from the capitol improvement commission.
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Sania FE
N. M
Census Bureau
New Mexico
Arizona
State Health Department
George Bennett
Bureau
Washington
Gustav Carlson
Santa FE
Cyrus McCormick
United States
McCormick
Man Bags Five Mountain Lions in One Day Hunt
Santa Fe reports Frank Armijo, a state game department hunter, killed five mountain lions in a single day in the Mud Springs area of the Jemez mountains. Warden Elliott Barker noted the feat as the culmination of a month of hunting effort in one day.
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Santa FE
N. M
Frank Armijo
State Game Department
Elliott Barker
Armijo
Mud Springs
Jemez Mountains
Elk Capture Planned Near Taos for Relocation
State Game Department aims to trap 25 elk at Philmont ranch north of Taos and relocate them to other areas. About half of the catch will be released at Philturn in Colfax County Boy Scout area, state game warden Elliot Barker said.
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Santa FE
N. M
State Game Department
Philmont Ranch
Taos
Elliot Barker
Philturn
Colfax County
Barker
Treasure Island World Fair Money Flop Prompts Liquidation
The San Francisco World Fair on Treasure Island faced a federal court restraining order blocking debt collection while it seeks orderly liquidation under bankruptcy law. Debts include about 226 thousand to six banks and 677 thousand to Pacific Gas & Electric plus Standard Oil of California. Attendance lags under 10 million as promoters push to raise 1.65 million to reopen next year under new management.
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San Francisco
Treasure Island
Exposition Kbtcard
Harold Louderback
Fair
Pacific Gas & Electric Company
Standard
Wool Growers Central Storage, Texas Wool Merger Finalized
The Wool Growers Central Storage Company and the Texas Wool and Mohair Company merge in west Texas. The new firm retains the Wool Growers name with John S. Allison as president and Guvin Williams named active vice president of wool growers. Assets exceed 2.5 million dollars with over 600 thousand dollars in capital and surplus. Williams is a former U.S. representative from Wichita Falls and has resided in San Angelo for ten years.
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San Angelo
Texas
Wool Growers’ Central Storage Company
Texas Wool & Modhair Company
West Texas
John S. Allison
Guvin Williams
Texas Wool and Mohair Company
Wool Growers
Congress
Wichita Falls
Williams’ Firm
Col. C. C. Walsh
Federal Reserve Bank
Woman's Club delegates pick Hobbs for next year convention
Delegates to the 19th annual Third District convention of the New Mexico Federation of Women's Clubs voted at their closing session this morning to hold next year's convention in Hobbs.
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New Mexico Federation of Women’s Clubs
Hobbs
Grass Fire Extinguished Near Hondo Bridge
Firemen yesterday afternoon battled a grass fire near the Hondo Bridge on Lea Avenue and extinguished it with no damage reported.
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Hondo Bridge
Lea Avenue
Sun Carnival Grid Tickets On Sale
Tickets for the Sun Carnival football game in El Paso are on sale at Kipling's for 3.30 and 2.20. Marriage licenses issued to Walter Fowler and Talia Tex and Delia Smith Caldwell Texas. Granville Lee Mooney and Geraldine Harris both of Roswell.
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SUN Carnival
el Paso
Kipling’s
Walter Fowler
Talia, Tex
Delia Smith
Caldwell
Texas
Granville Lee Mooney
Geraldine Harris
Roswell
Stores To Close Armistice Day
The Roswell Merchants' Association closing committee voted unanimously to recommend that stores close Armistice Day. Association president Will Hortenstein will announce the decision.
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Roswell
Organizing New Mexico Methodists in El Paso merger
Eleven boards and committees were selected as the New Mexico Methodist merger progressed in El Paso and West Texas. Bishop Ivan Lee Holt urged delegates to eschew politics before the Atlantic City general conference. Key posts and boards were named, with ministers and lay members listed for each group.
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EL Paso
Tex
New Mexico
Atlantic City
C. E. Mead
Marfa
N. M
A. C. Douglas
Pecos
H. M. Mountainair
Bryan Hall
Lordsburg
Ernest Roper
Alamogordoc
Commission
Wcecridinance
M. L. Sims
H. C. Hoy
Clcvis
F. R. Poage
Odessa
Z. B. Moon
Loving
Rex Strickland
H. L. Birney
C. H. Hitson
George Harris
Luke Roberts
Hal G. Lacey
Board of Missions
T. M. Taylor
Melrose
H. M. Hilliard
Mountainair
C. A. Clark
Hobbs
C. K. Campbell
Las Cruces
J. F. Provine
van Horn
G. C. Carver
Homer Lawrence
Albuquerque
J. F. Hinkle
Roswell
Board of Education
G. A. Schlueter
Tucumcari
E. F. Bohmfalk
W. H. Mansfield
J. T. Emanuel
Kermit
H. O
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