Yamamoto Sets Japan’s Self Reliance in Postquake Rebuild
In Tokyo on October 29 Admiral Yamamoto, now premier, told United Press president Karl Bickel that the earthquake created an understanding with the United States achieved by top leaders. He said Japan will rely mainly on its own resources for reconstruction and will soon publish a concrete plan, while expressing thanks for American aid in the catastrophe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Japan
America
Admiral Yamamoto
Karl Bickel
United Press
Yamamoto
Kingsbury to be prosecuted in Milwaukee on fraud charge
Fort Worth Texas Oct 29 Prosecution on a fraud charge of E C Kingsbury oil promoter and former prominent politician will be started in Milwaukee at the completion of Dr Cook's trial Further grand jury action against promoters in Fort Worth and Texarkana is expected next month Dr Cook's trial will not be completed for two weeks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Texas
E. C. Kingsbury
Milwaukee
Dr. Cook
Texarkana
Circus Clown Spurns Film Life For Ring Laughter
Article notes Bill Tate among 65 Barnes circus clowns visiting Roswell on Nov 1, rejecting film studio contracts to stay with the circus. It highlights Tate’s decades in clowning, his never acting on camera, and the cross over of film and circus names. Also mentions Texas Mines vs New Mexico Military Institute game and local ads and notices in the edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motion Picture Studios
Southern
California
Bill” Tate
Roswell
al G. Barnes
Tate
Barnes
Joey
Clown Alley
Barnes Circus
Blue Birds
Texas Miners
Texas School of Mines
New Mexico Military Institute
New Mexico Lobos
el Paso
Ogle Jones
Lobos
Texans
Texas Ore Diggers
University of Arzona
Cade‘s
France pledges to maintain German reparations total
Paris October 29 Premier Poincare dismissed calls to cut Germanys reparations or withdraw France and Belgium from the Ruhr. An advisory conference of experts was tapped to assess capacity to pay, but officials insisted France would not reduce the reparations fixed by the reparations commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Poincare
Rating system condemned by Souther in veterans bureau probe
Washington October 29 Dr R F Souther charged before a senate committee investigating the veterans bureau that dishonesty bad judgment and carelessness are widespread in the rating of compensation for disabled veterans He condemned the rating system as a hardship on both veterans and the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
R. F. Souther
Senate
Veterans’ Bureau
Two Oceans Seen At Same Time In The Neer Do Well
The Capitan Theatre shows The Neer-Do-Well with a dramatic air shot of both Atlantic and Pacific oceans over the Panama Canal. Paramount’s Thomas Meighan stars as a disowned heir whose romance with Chiquita transforms him. Army planes and Canal Zone officers aided filming at France Field.
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Thomas Meighan
Paramount
Capitan Theare
Panama Canal
Rex Beach
Panama
Alfred EB. Green
William Miller
Paramount Company
Maljor F. Walsh
Smith
Minter
R. Quinn
Leland Miller
Moon
Webster
Fred Clark
France Field
Canal Zone
Mr. Meighan
New York
Chiquita
Lila Lee
Walton impeachment hearing opens before Senate
Oklahoma City Oct. 29 Plans for the prosecution of Governor Walton are under way by the House board of managers for the opening of the hearing before the Senate on Thursday. The Walton defense contemplates filing a general demurrer followed by pleas of not guilty to twenty two impeachment recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Okla
Walton
House Board of Managers
Senate
F Walton
Saxon cabinet dismissed by Reich note
London Oct 29 Captain Olbrecht for the federal government delivered a note from the Reich dismissing the Saxon cabinet from office. President Zeigner and the Saxon cabinet were reported to have submitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Olbrecht
Zeigner
Roswell Sanatorium stockholders meet planned
Stockholders of the Roswell Sanatorium Company will meet Tuesday at 7 30 PM to consider a sanatorium plan after delays tied to Methodist hospital negotiations. R H McCune, who studied the problem in Albuquerque, will present vital information. The meeting is open to any interested party. Also notes on road progress near Picacho Hill to Hondo and local polo team plans in Tucson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
R. H. McCune
Albuquerque
State pharmacy board examiner returns from Albuquerque
E W Mears secretary of the state board of pharmacy came home from Albuquerque after days with the board conducting the regular examinations. Thomas W Watson of this city was among the successful candidates appearing before the board. Also notice a sale advertisement for a typewriter store and household furniture with phone number 1133 1. A social note states Anna Lou Keak ler and Hope were united in marriage.
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Albuquerque
E. W. Mears
State Board of Pharmacy
Thomas W Watson
Churches draw 45 percent of U.S. population, says minister
Reverend T. B. Smith of Chicago told ministers and newspapermen that more than forty five percent of Americans are enrolled in churches. He urged churches to cooperate with newspapers, calling the press a brother in the struggle for community betterment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
T. B. Smith
Conference of
Smith
Economic Outlook Text Declares Bet on Better Business
A 1923 period article reviews U.S. business, noting overall fair volume and expectations for improved conditions. It stresses constructive policy by executives, steady credit, cautious inventory, and the need for labor leaders to avoid rising unemployment as production and manufacturing stay resilient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ars
Blue Nose Beats Columbia In Fishermen's Trophy Race
In Halifax Nova Scotia on October 29 the Canadian schooner Blue Nose led the American boat Columbia at the start by thirty seconds. The 34 mile course carried a six hour limit and Blue Nose won the first race of the international fishermen's trophy series ahead of Columbia.
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Halifax
N. S
Columbia
Sinclair funded both parties in 1920 campaign drive
Washington October 29 Harry F Sinclair oil magnate and Teapot Dome lease lessee testified before the senate committee on the lease noting he contributed to both Democratic and Republican campaign funds in 1920. He said he did so because he had friends in both parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harry F. Sinclair
Teapot Home Naval Oil Reserve
Senate
Lovington District Court opens term in Lea County
Judge Carl A. Hatch arrived from Clovis with Attorney J. C. Gilbert and Mrs. Marie Baldy to Lovington for the Lea county district court term. Judge Brice is handling cases at Carlsbad and cannot attend Lovington. The item also notes Hallowe en costumes, local ads, and general farm market trends including wheat, hogs, cattle, lambs, and cotton prices with a favorable farming outlook amid steady money rates and securities activity.
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Lovington
Carl A. Hatch
Clovis
J. C. Gilbert
Marie Baldy
Hatch
Lea County
Brice
Carlsbad
Mrs. Catherine Iden Reid Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Catherine Iden Reid wife of J M Reid died at six this morning after months of illness She was 79 years nine months and twelve days old born January 17 1844 in Augusta Ohio Lived here over twenty years and left a large circle of friends Survived by husband and three sons W C Reid Albuquerque R C Reid Dexter and George T Reid Seattle Funeral at Tilton chapel tomorrow at 3 30 pm Rev Rudolph Caughey to officiate Body with J M Reid R C Reid and W C Reid to Etna Green Ind for burial Burial follows memorial notes her devotion as wife mother and strength of character.
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Catherine Iden Reid
J. M. Reid
Reid
Mrs. Reid
Augusta
Ohio
W. C. Reid
Etna Green
Ind
Halloween contest features thrill and costumes in Roswell
The Roswell Advertising club hosts a big Halloween party on Wednesday night with a range of contests. The human cat act, apple bobbing, daring bicycle balancing, and a costume prize attract wide interest among attendees from Southeastern New Mexico. Joe Henderson returns from Sacramento mountains with a black bear he killed near Weed, New Mexico, weighing 158 pounds, with a cub also killed. Meat to be sold by the U. S. Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
New Mexico
Joe Henderson
Sacramento Mountains
Weed
N. M
U. S
Good Dress Making Advertisement and Notices
Good Dress Making offers plain or fancy sewing and costume design with phone 808 or visit 304 N Penn. Billy Fullen, son of L C Fullen, died this afternoon at two after a months long illness. full particulars tomorrow. Attorney H C Maynard travels to Alamogordo for legal matters over the next days. Fred Corn faces a charge of reckless driving before Judge Fletcher. Rafael Duran and Miss B Garcia were issued a marriage license Saturday afternoon.
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N. Penn
Tfe
Billy Fullen
L. C. Fullen
Rafael Duran
B. Garcia
Prohibition Enforcement Strains Ties With Governor Pinchot
In Harrisburg on October 29, a widening breach emerges between Secretary Mellon and Governor Pinchot over prohibition enforcement. Pinchot declares he cannot remain silent as federal actions continue, threatening cooperation with federal authorities unless liquor flow from distilleries and warehouses halts.
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Harrisburg
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Pinchot
President Coolidge
Closing day of Vawter evangelistic meeting at First Christian
The evangelistic campaign at the First Christian Church ended with a large night crowd after a day of songs sermons and enthusiasm. Reds beat Greens in the morning contest Dr Wawer distributed Testaments to captains eight baptisms and 14 additions for 64 total. An offering of 1344.68 was raised and plans for Dr Vawter travelogue and next Lynchburg meeting were announced.
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First Christian Church
Reds
Wawer
Evangelist Vawter
Ruth
Judas
Peter
Vawter
When It Frosts Roswell Hardware Co Ad Message
A vintage ad fragment invites shoppers to visit Roswell Hardware Co as winter begins. It uses a regional rhyme about frost and holiday meals to attract customers with the line promising good service and ready supplies for the season.
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Kingsbury
Magnolia Petroleum Co
Goodyear
Kelly
Hall Bros
Prager Miller
Points
Arizona
Hallowe'en
Souther
Cobean Stationery Shop
Roswell Hardware Co
Wv. C. Bogart
Dorothy Shelton
Poth
U. S. Villgrs
Albuquerqué
Picacho
M. H. Hunter
Picacho Hill
Hondo
Tucson
BE. L. Franklin
H .P. Saunders
C. A. Flannery
George Slaughter
Ariz
Arizona University
Willis Ford Agency
W. . Molley
Win Phone 93
Anna
Lou’ ‘Keakler
Hope
Racing Today
Sinclair
Ford
Roswell Auto Company
Hallowe’en
McCartney
Harriett E. McCartney
Jamestown
Penn
Grace Troutman
Red Ball Taxi
Federal Reserve
New York City
Orinal
Ely
Maynard
H. C. Maynard
Alamogordo
Fletcher
Fred Corn
Vawter Meeting
Martha
Jane
Mable
Poys
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