Freight and Passenger Trains Move Amid Embargo
Houston dispatch notes that freight and passenger trains on the international and Great Northern are running but new freight consignments are not accepted. An embargo began last Saturday with lift hoped by week’s end. Chicago reports no railroad labor board settlement plan for tomorrow’s meeting with rail heads and union leaders.
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Houston
Texas
International & Great Northern
E. C. Deforth
Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
Expulsion Bid for Rep Thomas Blanton in House
A resolution to expel Democrat Thomas L. Blanton of Texas was introduced by Rep Mondell amid scandal from remarks printed in the Congressional Record about a government printing office dispute. Blanton from Abilene faces a possible House vote Thursday as 17 Texas colleagues push for a modified censure.
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Washington
Thomas L. Blanton
Texas
House
Mondell
Republcan
Blanton
Congressional Record
Government Printing Office
House of Representatives
Abilene
Terns
Opening Day of Conference Postponed to November 12
The opening of the conference for the limitation of armaments is postponed from Armistice Day November 11 to November 12 announced by the state department. Frosts Cafe invites patrons for food and drinks after the show. Roswell Auto Company advertises tires and services with 24bc-HABBITE and chicken, dress, 1131W.
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Washington
State Department Toay
Kelly-Springfield
Federal
Roswell Auto Company
Tropical Storm Aims at Tampa Florida
Tropical disturbance in the East Gulf off Florida is reported to threaten Tampa with heavy wind and rain. Weather bureau officials note 5.20 inches of rainfall in the last 24 hours at Tampa with a 29.30 inch barometer. Key West records a 48 mile per hour wind and movement northward.
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Atlanta
Tampa
Florida
Western Union
Weather Bureau
Dallas
Texas
East Gulf
Key West
Priddy Murder Trial Jury Selection Under Way
In Dallas on February 25 the H A Priddy murder case jury selection resumed with one juror chosen. Priddy, charged with killing his wife's parents J A Willard and Dr Maggie Willard near Kaufman last January, faces murder charges. The first target is his father in law.
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Dallas
Get
H. A. Priddy
Priddy
J. A
Maggie Willard
Kaufman
Markets and Money Slowly Improving in U S
The National Bank of Commerce of New York reports a 30 day upturn in sentiment and production, with coal and iron steel rising toward 40 percent capacity. Autumn buying boosts retail trade. rural areas show stronger gains as cotton and grain markets improve. Domestic prices rise, unemployment and high costs limit spending, yet thrift grows and sav ings rise, signaling a gradual return to normal demand.
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New York
National Bank of Commerce of
Iron and Steel Industr
United States
Howev
Priten
Womans Club Convention Program Highlights
Roswell records a multi day Womans Club Convention with chapters from New Mexico organizations. Notable sessions include addresses by local leaders, a foreign born women focus, state federation reports, public health talks, a Salt Lake City council report, and cultural events at the court house, country club, and high school venues. A low rate for the American Legion event in Kansas City is noted, along with a marriage license notice for local residents Bullock and Helen Bauslib.
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Masonic Temple
Hudolph Caughey
Foy Roswell
G. A Richardson
Chamber of Commerce
Claude Simpson
New Mexico Military Institute
James W. Willson
Roswell
D. N. Pope
Rotary Clubs
Robert Kellahin
Kiwanis Club
Hiram MM
Southwest District
Country Club
America
General Federation Council
Salt Lake City
Emily Lahelto
Albuquerque
R. F. Donchoo
Palmer Ketner
Gallup
Margaret
Tupper
Santa Fe
Court House
Roswell High School
Alice Lacy
Lalla MciIntosh
Carnegie Lib
Earl George
Tucuneari
Donoho
W. R. Hill
New Mexico
Child Welfare Association
Janet Reed
Oui Child Welfare House
Ralph Twitchell
Richest German tycoon Hugo Stinnes widens global reach
Berlin report says Hugo Stinnes, Germany’s wealthiest man, expands holdings worldwide from coal to ships to newspapers. His empire includes some 1500 subsidiaries and vast coke and coal interests, with rivals Haniel and Hapag challenging his dominance amid war legacy and accusations of ruthless methods.
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Berlin
Germany
Hugo Stinnes
Stinnes
Atlantic
Hamburg
Esplanade
Hamburg-American Line
Hapag
Herr Haniel
Haniel
Stiimes
Swain
America
Matthias Stinnes
Rhineland
Hugo
Auto Accident Near Lexington Ends With Minor Injuries
A Lexington Six car driven by El ain Douthitt veered off a small bridge east of the detour washout and hung suspended over the side. The driver escaped with only slight injuries as rails were torn away and the vehicle remained midair before rescue.
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Lexington
Elain Douthitt
Douthitt
Dean Prohibition Law Halts Secretary Mellons Beer Decision
In Austin Texas Dean law blocks Secretary Mellons ruling allowing up to one case of beer and wine per physician prescription for ten days. First assistant attorney general W A Keeling states the Dean limits apply to beer and wine. In Chicago officials discuss brewers shipping to drugstores, while Washington issues unexpected beer regulations for medical use amid anti beer bill momentum.
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Austin
Texas
Mellon
W. A. Keeling
Chicago
Anton Landt
Atlas Brewery
Washington
Treasury
Treasury Department
Senate
Cotton Ginned Totals Fall From 1920 Figures
Census data show 5,477,397 running bales ginned by Oct 18 from the 1921 crop, down from 6,754,682 at the same point in 1920. The report notes figures include round bales and reflect nationwide production levels.
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Washington
Pearstone Co Mill and Elevator Destroyed by Fire
A fire today in Dallas damaged the Pearstone Co mill and elevator causing about seventy five thousand dollars in losses. Fire officials reported the blaze began early and quickly consumed the structures.
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Dallas
Texas
Pearstone Co
Harding's four day speaking tour targets the solid south
President Harding began a four day speaking trip at nine this morning with Birmingham and Atlanta as key stops. Mrs Donohosa, president of the New Mexico Federation of Womens Clubs, arrived to preside over the state meeting in Albuquerque as a large delegation from across New Mexico gathered.
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Washington
Harding
Solid South
Birmingham
Atlante
Donohoe
R. P. Donohosa
New Mexico Federation of Womens Clubs
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Aliens Seek Entry by Rear Doors Across Borders
Washington reports the Labor Department faces a new immigration challenge as quota limits push thousands toward Canada and Mexico. Canada requires cash for entry and family heads must carry funds. Mexico poses a greater illicit risk along the Rio Grande with cross-border traffickers evading patrols. Officials study remedies amid rising unauthorized entries.
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Washington
Bureau of Immigration
Labor Department
Canada
Mexico
Dominion
Rio Grande
Davis
United States
Russell Wood Improves After Windmill Fall
Russell Wood, injured in a fall from a windmill on the W. C. Massey ranch, shows marked improvement and is expected to recover rapidly.
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Russell Wood
W. C. Massey Ranch
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Habbite
Tampa, Florida
Sinclair 01
Second and
Virginia
Rabb Blacksmith Shop
Womans Club
A. B. Stroup
Albuqquerque
H. Rapp
Gilder
Dr. Hewlett
Charles M. DaBremond
American Legion
Kansas City
Bullock
Misa
Helen Bauslib
Hagerman
Sures the
American
Produs
Boyd'd
Wa Main
State Federation
Owl
DEAN
Congress
South
Owl Drig Co
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