Walton Faces Two Serious Legal Threats
Oklahoma City September 28 Gov Walton faces two legal threats after failed attempts to compel action The first is a special election on October 2 to decide if the legislature may meet on the governor s call The second is an injunction to bar military authorities from interfering with legislators meetings Martial law extends to Murray county at Sulphur citizens request Attorney General Short to file motion for rehearing in state supreme court on the legality of the October second call
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Veedol Fordol Oil Ad Promises Increased Ford Performance
An old Roswell ad offers Veedol Fordol oil to improve Ford cars. It promises draining old oil and filling the crank case with Veedol Fordol for noticeable difference. Contact Willis Ford Agency Company for fire insurance business and related services.
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Train wreck at Big Muddy bridge claims many lives
Caspar Wyoming September 28 report says the Big Muddy bridge disaster left about 20 missing and presumed dead after train No 30 plunged into swollen waters. Rescue teams recovered two bodies as high water hampered efforts and most of seven cars went into the river.
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Mooney Funeral Tonight at Tilton Chapel
The funeral of E. B. Mooney who died yesterday at St Marys hospital will be held at the Tilton chapel at 8 oclock tonight. Rev T E Thur resson will be in charge with music by the First Methodist choir. The casket will be open from 5 to 6 tonight and shipment will be to New Castle Indiana, the old home.
Taree Held on Charges of Kidnapping
McKinney Texas Sept 28 Charges of kidnapping are on record in justice court against Bob Malone Arthur Roberson and Austin Green who are alleged to have abducted Roy Lyon and J R Halford It is alleged Halford and Lyon were taken in an automobile to Oklahoma so they could not be used as state witnesses in the case of a man charged with violation of the prohibition law The defendants were released under bonds of 2250 each This is the first time in the history of the local courts such charges have been filed.
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Oklahoma
Germany Still Fears Revolt After Law Declaration
Berlin dispatches report Germany remains nervous about an immediate revolution following the mortal law declaration. Bavarian dictatorship claims are not a maneuver to separate Bavaria from the Reich or to oppose the central government, though public unease seems broader than the developments.
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France Faces Rising Juvenile Crime After War
Paris reports a sharp rise in juvenile delinquency from 192? figures, 1924 to 1922, with 1,924 youths in 1913 rising to nearly 4,000 in 1918 and 5,800 in 1922 as population falls. Dr. Roger Dupont cites home life erosion during WWI and war-time trauma as causes, urging moral education, restraint of bad examples, and treating children as children to curb the trend.
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Three St Louis Districts Set Aside For Negroes
In St Louis, the real estate exchange approved three exclusive negro districts to concentrate housing for a 1920–1930 population rise. Members pledged to avoid selling to negroes outside these areas where densities are highest, with one district housing 5,000 and capacity for 30,000, another with 50,000–656,000 residents and capacity 100,000. A home financing association was proposed to help negroes build within these districts, pending further action.
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No Charge for Admission to Exhibit Halls
Rumor spread that admission would be charged for the cotton carnival exhibits, but officials state admission to the Agricultural Hall at the Armory and Forest Exhibit Hall remains free. No entry fees for individual items or community displays. Halls open Thursday at 10 30 a m and daily 9 a m to 9 p m with a 6 p m closing on carnival night for judging. Carpenters finish booths by Tuesday. crowds expected larger than first thought.
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Roswell Ladies Urged to Lead Parade Effort
The Parade Committee appeals to Roswell women to decorate and enter automobiles for a special prize. Communities around Roswell plan elaborate floats with Artesia aiming for Eddy county honors. A $25 prize will reward the best decorated automobile entered by Ladies, to ensure a grand, unified procession.
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Eyes of Labor Focus As Portland Hosts AFL Convention
Portland will host the American Federation of Labor annual convention starting October 1 with thousands of delegates from across the nation. Sub conventions will precede the main event, featuring sections such as printing, labeling, building trades and others affiliated with the federation. Samuel Gompers will preside during main sessions, with programs including labor policy resolutions, addresses by prominent speakers, and entertainment options like a river trip and possible Seasde excursion.
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Rangers Probe Murder Otis Ballard Near Mt Pleasant
Austin reports Rangers at Marshall Texas have been ordered to investigate the alleged murder of Otis Ballard near Mount Pleasant. Ballard was said to be brutally killed Monday night and his body concealed. The adjutant general's office announced the investigation.
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Fossil Mastodon Bones Found on Illinois Farm
On Julius Reuss farm four miles south of O Fallon Illinois huge fossil bones tusks and teeth believed to belong to a giant mastodon were unearthed when a dry creek bed was cut by a culvert. The find includes tusks about nine feet long four large molars and a vertebra with University of Illinois Field Museum and Chicago University invited to finish excavation.
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Business and Religion Unite for Prohibition
WashingtonSept 27 Business and religion join to enforce prohibition Plans for a cooperative movement will be laid at a Washington conference Oct 14 15 and 16 with 600 delegates from business and churches Speakers include Senator Borah Gov Pla chot and former Governor Milligan Borah will speak on Shall the Constitution Be Nulified Dr C B Watson notes data gathering on alcohols impact on labor homes morals and health Conference aims to align moral religious and business interests for enforcement Also brief notes on Clyde Chamberlain's Oklahoma Colorado trip and local marriage license issued to Junt Wilson and Margarite Torrez with mattress work ad line.
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Gifford Plachot
Pennsylvania
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Maine
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Gompers
Amercan Federation of Labor
C. B. Watson
Council Churches of Christ In America
Statutle‘ang
Dr. Watson
Algu
Welcome to King Cotton carnival opens with royal float
A Roswell carnival starts next Thursday with a ceremonial King Cotton welcome. A special float will carry the King, with Miss Alfalfa and Miss Apple aboard other floats. Major Franklin oversees the three floats. Alfalfa float designers and decorators are named, with local bands participating. Armory and Forest Service exhibits open after the ceremony.
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Handicaps for Cahoon Trophy golf tourney named
Handicaps for the Cahoon trophy golf tournament were announced this morning. Qualifying and pairings must be completed by Sunday night with score cards left in the clubhouse box. List includes Farnsworth, Miller, Johnson, Smith, Hall, Norton, Amonett, Daniel, Joyce, Arthur Farnsworth, Prat, Hobbs, Hall, Poorbaugh, Dow, Phillips, White, Worswick, Amtreet, McCullough, Pearson, Doolittle, Pope, Burkhardt, Connor, Major Thomas, Will Lawrence, Keyes, Nickson, Green, Smpson, Langford Keth, Austin, Smurl, Herbst, Daken, Hamy, Prager, Malone, Hill, Coulthard, Tilton, Porter, McNally.
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John Hall
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T. J. Pearson
Geo. Doolittle
D. N. Pope
E. K. Burkhardt
Dr. Connor
Major Thomas
Will Lawrence
Grant Keyes
Guy Nickson
Green
Claude Smpson
Langford Keth
F. L. Austin
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J. B. Herbst
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Miss Leachman to Speak at First Baptist Church
Miss Emma Leachman, field worker for the Women's Missionary Union of the Southern Baptist Convention, will address the First Baptist Church this evening at 7 30. She is noted among Southern Baptists for her public speaking. The Pecos Valley Baptist Association holds its Fifth Sunday session here Friday through Sunday with delegates from valley churches. Topics include Woman's Work, Laymen's Work, Sunday School, and B. Y. P. U. Work. Public invited.
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