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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1923

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Walton and Trapp Contend for Oklahoma Governorship

Acting Governor W E Trapp ran state affairs from his office while Henry Walton sat in the executive offices. Trapp said he would not move to eject Walton. The House pushed impeachment charges to the Senate today with drastic anti Klan legislation expected soon. Chairman McBee vowed a statewide clean up of county law enforcement to gauge their stance.

Oklahoma City Okla W. E. Trapp Ofice Walton Trapp House Senate McBee House Committee

France Accepts Hughes Plan With Expert Commission

Paris and Washington report that France will accept Hughes proposal for German reparations settlement only if an expert commission is designated by the reparations body. France seeks the experts to report on readjustment of all German debts, with final decision left to the reparations commission under French influence. Britain and the United States urged to support France’s aim within the Versailles treaty. Germany signals openness to expert review, warning France against dictatorial tactics as Stressemann cites excesses.

Paris France HigM@es Poincare United States Washington Great Britain David Lloyd George Lelewin Lloyd George Germany Berlin Hagen Straisseman Hughes Stressemann

Sportsmen in Move Protect Local Game

President Saunders led Roswell Game Protect Association meeting at the Chamber of Commerce on October 25. A new slate for officers was proposed and committees were formed to study game propagation, plant more fish and duck food, and broaden membership. The group offered a $25 reward for information leading to arrests and planned an annual member feed with a program and distinguished visitors. The aim is to protect and develop local game resources for the community and future generations.

Saunders Roswell Game Protective Association Chamber of Commerce H. P. Saunders I. P. Malone H. M. Dow George Jewett Tr. J. Pearson Mitoff Nicholas Harold Hurd Geo. B. Jewett E. P. Malone H. B. Smyris Jno. T. McClure W.W. Phillips

Mrs Grace Bear New President of Woman's Club

Mrs Grace T Bear elected president of the New Mexico State Federation of Woman's Clubs at Clovis convention. Mrs E A Cahoon chosen corresponding secretary. Both Roswell women will serve two years. Next annual meeting set for Las Cruces. Roswell delegation faced impassable roads en route from Clovis due to heavy rains.

Grace T. Bear New Merco State Federation of Woman's Clubs Clovis E. A. Cahoon Bear Roswell Frank W. Parker Santa Fe Federation

The Church of a Sire at Ist Christian Tonight

Evangelist Vawter closes campaign with the final Vanter meeting at First Christian Church. Tonight's service titled The Church on a Strike precedes baptisms. A 7 o'clock picture show precedes the 7 15 service as attendees hear sermons from A Package of Old Love Letters and other reflections on faith and love.

First Christian Church Evangelist Vawter Roswell Jesus Vawt

Forbes Denies Charges as Senate Probe Continues

Former Veterans Bureau head Charles R Forbes rebutted sensational charges amid a senate committee probe and urged the public to withhold judgment until the case is fully presented. An unrelated ad mentions two dollar values at Morrison's Jewelry Store with a Saturday Monday sale.

Washington Charles R. Forbes Veterans’ Bureau Senate Elias B. Mortimer

Optimistic Rotary meeting hears fruit and farm outlook

Rotary program reported strong prospects for local agriculture with Crile urging Jonathan apples for early markets after citing Northwest apple doubts. Mitchell outlined alfalfa products near 700000 dollars. Herbst praised new cotton crop plans with potential for 25 000 acres and a bale per acre possible. Simpson cited Roswell tourism growth and health seeker demand. Einhart presided, Tilton led program.

Rotary Guts Groom A. D. Crile Criie Pecos Dr. Crile Jonathan Crile Texas J. B. Herbst Artesia Mr. Herbst Weather Bureau Claude Simpson Roswell Einhart Tilton

Kellogg May Be Considered as British Ambassador

Harvey Washington Oct 26 State department officials refused to comment on reports that former Senator Frank B. Kellogg of Minnesota is being considered to succeed Colonel Harvey. Kellogg's friends believe he has already been selected.

Washington State Department Frank B. Kellogg Minnesota Harvey Kellogg

William Buchanan Lumberman Dies in Texarkana at 74

Texarkana Texas Oct 26 William Buchanan a 74 year old millionaire lumberman and president of the Louisiana and Arkansas Railway died after a long illness He recently announced a one million dollar charitable foundation In other notes Morrison’s Jewelry Store advertised a two dollar seat window sale and Boyd Williams returned home to Elk after business matters Advertisements and notices fill the page including printing services

Texarkana Texas William Buchanan Louisiana & Arkansas Railway Boyd Wiliams Boyd Williams Elk

American football man runs Canada’s national rail

Oct 26 Ottawa profile of Sir Henry Thornton, the former Penn football star turned head of Canada’s national railway system. The piece portrays him as a powerful, unpolitical executive driving a 23,000 mile empire with a $1.9 billion book value, seeking funds from Parliament while keeping politicians at bay. It lauds his leadership, moral authority, and long term vision for a booming Canada reaching 300 million people, with Thornton as the empire builder guiding growth and modernization.

Winnipeg Jack Dempsey Dominion Canada North Country Sir Henry Thornton Henry Thornton University of Pennsylvania Sir Henry Thornton David Lloyd George Canadian National Railways Canadian National Canadian Pacific Canadian National Railway Vanderbilt Pennsylvania Long Island Railroad House of Commons MacKenzie King Commons Ottawa Parliment Harras

Prussia seeks aid as hunger looms this winter

Berlin reports a government campaign to guarantee at least one hot meal daily for every Prussian amid war impacts, high prices, and Ruhr occupation. The plan mobilizes relief groups to set up community feeding centers. emphasis on aiding families, children, the elderly, and expectant mothers while securing potato reserves and restricting distilleries from potato supplies.

Berlin Germany Food Ministry

Chick Evans Golf Star Files for Bankruptcy

Chicago date October 26 Charles Chick Evans Jr renowned amateur golf star has filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in U S district court with liabilities four times assets. Debts stem from stock trades largely tipped by so called friends. An advertisement notes offices in Montreal and promotion of Canadian enterprise versus Canadian Pacific under Lord Shaughnessy.

Chicago Charles “Chick” Evans, Jr United States District Court Montreal Canadianederal Canadian National Canadian Pacific Lord Shaughnessy United States C. N Canada

Steinmetz Electric Wizard Dies in New York

Charles P. Steinmetz a famed electric wizard died at 8 30 this morning in Schenectady N Y after returning from a six weeks lecture tour. He had seemed to improve last Monday and died suddenly in bed. Born in Germany he pioneered artificial miniature thunderstorms and his work startled the world.

Schenectady N. Y Charles P. Steinmetz Steinmetz Germany

Two Dollars Window Sale at Morrison's Jewelry

Morrison's Jewelry Store announces a weekend sale with a south window display. On Saturday and Monday the ad promises jewelry, china, glass, pottery and silver priced at two dollars, highlighting a clearance of diverse items.

Morrison’s Jewelry

Sewing Irene Santheson ad at 405 North Penn

Advertisement for Sewing Irene Santheson located at 405 North Penn with phone number 495. The entry labeled 141307 lists a personal sewing service in a local newspaper page segment.

Irene Santheson N. Penn

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