Oklahoma Solons Demand Probe Into Governor Walton Abuse
Six Oklahoma legislators call for a swift civil abuse investigation of Governor Walton and seek a law banning mask wear with harsh penalties. They plan an extraordinary session on September 26 to probe executive power misuse, defend punishing measures, and condemn the Walton administration amid libel claims and clashes over capital punishment.
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Oklahoma City
House
House of Representatives
Walton
Military Court of Inquiry
Rel.gan
Edelman Spot Lights Ad Warns of Road Dangers
Roswell Auto Company presents an 1912 ad for Edelman Spot Lights promising to illuminate bad spots in the road. The copy emphasizes safer night driving and urges motorists to equip their cars with the new lighting.
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Edelman
Roswell Auto Company
Germany Hopes to Stop Passive Resistance in Ruhr
Berlin Sept 20 The German government hopes to announce when the Reichstag reconvenes on Wednesday the cabinet's decision to lay down the weapon of passive resistance in the Ruhr. Chancellor Stresemann believes acceptance of the proposals by the Allies will allow control of the internal situation despite protests from reactionary and monarchist elements.
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Berlin
Techstag
Ruhr
Stresemann
Germany
Alles
Hundreds rounded up in Chicago beer raid
In Chicago on September 20 approximately three hundred men were rounded up during a city wide war on beer runners. Every policeman and detective on night shift participated in the most extensive raid in years. Suspects will be arrested or driven from the city.
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Chicago
New York Papers Publish Despite Pressmen Strike
New York, Sept. 20. Police guards posted outside newspaper offices where combined editions were printed amid a strike. Union leaders refused to return to work, and publishers urged a new union while calling for strikers to be blacklisted. Employers and employees pledged firm resistance at last night's meetings.
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New York
UN of
Martial Law Declared in Bulgaria as Counter-Revolution Rages
London dispatches report martial law declared across Bulgaria after a counter revolution led by followers of Ex-Premier Stambulinsky. Severe fighting continues with scores killed and wounded.
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London
Bulgaria
Stamboulinsky
Sofa
Italy to Submit Incompetency Dispute to League Jurists
Geneva Sept 20 The League council reached a final agreement on settling Italy s challenge of incompetency to intervene in the Italian Greek dispute It was decided to submit the matter to a commission of international jurists for ruling The move involves multiple nations and jurists in the League system.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Italy
League of Nations
League Council
Mexico to produce 124 million klos of wheat this year
Mexico City reports unofficial estimates place the year’s wheat output at about 124 million klos, roughly forty percent below last year. Yaqui valley in Sonora tops regional production at 115000 sacks of 220 pounds, while 5000 tons from Yaqui Sonora arrive in the capital as Canadian buyers seek duty cuts and American flour sells for about ten dollars per barrel on the east coast.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Yaqui
Sonora
Guaymas
Dexter Gin Co gains motion in Pickett property transfer
Filed Sept. 19, 1923. Will T. Pickett and wife convey to Dexter Gin Co several lots in Bik. 1 Dexter for $260.00. F R. Faulkner and wife transfer to I. Waskom W 1/2 Lot 12 and all Lot 14, Bik. 7 Burr Addn, Dexter for $10.00.
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Will T. Pickett
Dexter Gin Co
Dexter
F R. Faulkner
I. Waskom
Burr Addn
Notice To Milk Customers And Astro Ad
Notice to milk customers asking for early morning deliveries and including a phone contact. Also an advertisement urging parents to bring children to see Hansel and Gretel with a note to reserve seats together.
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Hansel
Gretel
Hansel and
Texas State Board Rejects Rescind Action on Textbook Funds
In Austin on September 20 the state board of education unanimously refused to rescind its decision to set aside 1.9 million dollars for textbook purposes, following the attorney general's recommendation. The board also denied a request from State Superintendent Marrs to rescind the action.
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Austin
Texas
State Board of Education
Callea
Call cotton convention set for October in Columbia
St Matthews S C Sept 20 A call for a statewide cotton convention to meet in Columbia SC on October 16 has been issued by J S Wanamaker president of the American Cotton Growers Association The item notes a regional briefing by the group and names the organizer and date.
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ST. Matthews
S. C
Columbia
Two Are Bound Over In Alcohol Transport Case
Carl G Smoky Taylor and William J Poteet were bound over to await the grand jury on a charge of transporting intoxicating liquor. Taylor bond set at 3000 dollars and Poteet at 2500 dollars. Captured near Newman by customs officers last week with 180 quarts of whiskey.
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Carl G
Smoky” Taylor
Wiliam J. Poteet
Grand Jury
Taylor
Poteet
Poteat
Newman
Breece eyes Sacramento timber for Cloudcroft railroad
Col George E. Breece of Albuquerque plans a railroad from Cloudcroft to Roswell using Ben Longwell timber in the Sacramentos. He would build sawmills at Roswell and Alamogordo, seek to lease the El Paso & Southwestern line, and explore water power for electricity in a mountain railway venture.
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Cloudcroft
Roswell
George E. Breece
Albuquerque
Ben Longwell
Sacramentos
Longwell
W. C. Red
Alamogordo
el Paso & Southwestern Railroad
Cloudcrot
Pecos Valley
Alamo Mill
Cloudcraft
Col. Breece
Sacramento
Bernalillo
Raiiroad
Whch
Sdney Weil and Associates
San Jon
Bernabo
Jamez_ canyon
Col. Breace
Virginia
West Virginia
Louisiana
New Mexico
Virgina
Louisana
Tiber
Col. Brecca
United States
Great Britaan
France
Italy
Washington, D. C
el Paso Herald
New Bridges Planned To Replace Damaged River Crossings
A steel bridge will replace the cone over Spring river on Kentucky avenue damaged by last Sunday’s high water. The Hondo bridge on South Main street will be relocated, and the Missouri avenue bridge, also damaged, will be repaired and set right. The main bridge over the river on Kentucky is to cost about 1500 dollars.
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Spring River
Kentucky
South Main Street
Missouri
Avenue
MISS KNIGHTEN LEADS IN COTTON CARNIVAL QUEEN CONTEST
Miss Tennie May Knighten holds the lead in the Cotton Carnival queen contest as voting shows a close gap with Miss Lucile Cruse narrowing to under a thousand votes. Glady s Tanner moves past 20 000 votes with expectations of faster gains as coupons filing rule may aid candidates.
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Tennie May Knighten
Lucile Cruse
Gladyg Tanner
Tenn
Knighten
Emma Lair
Helen Herbst
Gladys Tanner
W. C. Davidson
Tom Trammell
Hazel Smith
Helen Johnson
Emma Mulroy
Oil well shows high grade oil amid sand
Report from the Pruit-Etz or Brown well No 2 indicates the drill is in ten feet of sand and the hole is filling with high grade oil. The owners refuse grand claims but are enthusiastic. the well is being cleaned and baled as observers note steady progress.
Golfers for Honors sweepstakes set at Country Club
A two day sweepstakes golf tournament will be held at the Country Club this weekend with prizes of golf balls for the top five finishers. Matches include Claude Hobbs versus Will Johnson and Jaffa Miler against Albert Pruit among many pairings.
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Claude Hobbs
Will Johnson
Jaffa
Miler
Albert Pruit
Barney Prat
Tom Hall
J. B. Herbst
Dr. Connor
Charley Joyce
Dr. Phillips
Roy Daniel
H. A. Poorbaugh
B. Smyrl
A. Pruit
H. M. Dow
Curtis Hill
Ross Malone
Greene
Guy Nickson
Ed. Williams
I Will Lawrence
Claude Simpson
Austin Porter
Carl McNally
E. K. Burkhardt
Langford
Keith L. B. Boehner
C. W. Tilton
Bob Dakeng
Bill Coulthard
Grant Kevey
Wilard Prager
R. C. Worswick
M. L. Norton
John Amffleet
Flo Austin
John Hall
Arthur Farnsworth
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Studebaker
Bert Ballard
W. W. Meachum
Palace
Elmer Riemen
News‘paper
Frelice
Poudrd Felice Decorday
Paris
A. ¥. Blue, Mgr
McCain Drug Co
Baptists
the. First. Baptists Church
Gessert-Sanders Abstract Co
Santa Fe
New Mexico Embalmers and Funeral Directors Association
C. A. Rising
G. T. Hinman
Silver City
Thomas Blaketroe
Albquerque
C. W W. Tilton
H. C. Strong
Secreary
R. M. Thorne
Carlsbad
Ralph A Shugart
Country Club
Texas State Board
Recind Action
W. H. Kelley
California
L. Croissant
J. C. Curry
Pointy
Railroad
Connectant and
Krighten
Newell
Kellys
Goodyears
Hall Bros
F.B. Anderson
Marshall
Rice
D. R. Britt, Jr
Ray Rice
Fletcher
Ben B. Ginsberg
Adventserment
Roswell Hardware Co
Roswell Undertaking Co
Privatatinv Alldj
Frank Talmage
Frank LE Pell
Institute
Crummel
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