Walton Wins Fight to Prevent Okla Election
Oklahoma City September 29 Governor Walton defies calls to vote on legislature meeting legality. Supreme Court blocks the measure from ballots as troops stay on duty until Tuesday when district court will hear if the state legislature may assemble with executive call. Walton claims a major victory after two court rulings against his effort.
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Oklahoma City
Walton
Legislative
Supreme Court
Qffic'als
Southern Republicans Push Plan On Negroes In South
Sept 29 article reports H L Remmel urging a commission of representative southern Negroes to advise against northern migration, with President Coolidge favoring the plan amid labor shortages in the South.
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Washington
President Cooldge
H. L. Remmel
Republican National
Arkansas
Provident Coolidge
Remmel
South
France to Take No Chances in the Ruhr
London dispatch says Germany will formally surrender to France next week but French troops may be increased in the Ruhr to meet potential internal strife. France will avoid premature withdrawal and likely ease the occupation once internal troubles subside.
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London
Germany
France
Ruhr
Murder Probe Follows Texas Creek Body Found
MT PLEASANT TEX Sept 29 State rangers investigate murder Otis Ballard whose body found in a creek Five men unnamed from the town questioned in connection with the case No motive given Ballard was to testify in a trial next week
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MT. Pleasant
Texas
Otis Ballard
Althe Young Ballard
Winess
Two Leading Japanese Cities Shake But Escape Major Damage
Osake and Kobe, Japan's leading cities, were jolted by a morning earthquake that caused no damage but alarmed residents. In Southampton, former Premier David Lloyd George, his wife and daughter, departed on the Mauretania for America amid a large farewell crowd.
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Japan
Perkin
China
Ept
Osake
Kobe
Southampton
Eng
David Lloyd George
Mauretania
America
Statesman
Eighteen Dead in Big Storm Iowa Nebraska
Eighteen are dead, three missing and a score injured from a violent wind and storm across Nebraska and Iowa. Louisville Nebraska reports twelve fatalities, Council Bluffs Iowa five, Grand Island Nebraska one, with three missing at Council Bluffs. Floods and wind demolished a dozen houses, losses reach half a million dollars. A boy, 14, confesses to naming a negro as the murderer in the Beaumont double slaying case.
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Omaha
Neb
Nebraska
Iowa
Louisville
Coungil Bluffs
Grand Island
Council Bluffs
Indian Creek
Cotton Growers Hold Enthusiastic County Meeting
A large turnout from Razwell Dexter and Hagerman heard J B Herbst advocate a $1.25 per hundred pounds wage for cotton picking as the crop yields promise high profits. The meeting aimed for harmony between pecker and grower with entries urged for the upcoming Cotton carnival display.
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Chamber of Commerce
J. B. Herbst
Chamber of Commerce Cotton Committee
Durango Cotton Growers Assocation
Razwell
Dexter and Hagerman
'Nother Jones Dies at St Marys Hospital
Mrs Dora E Jones wife of D W Jones died last evening at six oclock at St Marys Hospital after weeks of illness She and her husband owned Home Cafe on North Main Street for five years They came to Roswell eighteen years ago from Lynchburg Virginia They were married forty years ago and had four children two died in infancy son Wesley was buried two years ago leaving one son Dabney She had two sisters Mrs John Rogers of Albemarle Virginia and Mrs Neile Lee Carr of Charlottesville Virginia She was a member of Madison Church Funeral services will be held Sunday at three oclock from Talmage Chapel Rev Clyde K Campbell of the Methodist church will officiate Interment at South Park Pall bearers listed and two ads follow
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Nother’ Jones
Dora E. Jones
D. W. Jones
St. Mary’s Hospital
Jones
Home Cafe
North Main Street
Roswell
James
Wesley
Dabney
John Rogers
Albemahild
Virginia
Neile Lee Carr
Charlottsville
Ma‘ho
L. F. Woodhead
South Park
Great Rally Day at M E Church South Roswell
M E Church South Roswell invites visitors for a large Sunday rally with 9 45 am Sunday School a 10 36 am joint department assembly a concert and hymn singing infant baptism and a sermon on The Sunday School and the Whole Span of faith. Attendance goal set at 1000 with evening service at 7 30 pm Epworth Leagues at 6 30 pm. Monday they depart for New Mexico Conference via El Paso and Marfa.
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South
Penn
C.’K.,Campbell
Epworth
C. K. Campbell
Campbell
J. ‘C .Jones
New Mexico
Whch
Marfa
Texas
el Paso
Roswell
Sermon and Rally Day at Homelike Church
Sdney M Bedford pastor leads church school at 9 40 promotion exercises and Rally Day next Sunday. Morning worship at 10 50 with God s Plan For Your Life Anthem by choir and solo by Mrs Raymond Gong Evening Service at 7 30 Jesus and Saul on the Way to Damascus Anthem by the choir C E at 6 30 Intermediate and Senior Young Ladies Mission Circle Monday 6 pm Young People s Night Monday 7 30 Church Night Wednesday Supper 6 30 Praise prayer and study 7 30 Choir rehearsal 8 Mrs Raymond Long new choir director expected Wednesday talk by Mrs Little Mize of the Vawter Party Vawter Campaign begins Sunday morning Evangelistic Party on the road to The Homelike Church
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Sdney M. Bedford
Raymond Gong
Jesus and
Saul
Damascus
C. E
Young Ladies Mission Crcle
Raymond Long
Little Mize
Vawter
Presbyterian Church Service Schedule and Sermons
Sunday at Presbyterian Church includes Bible school at 9 45 a m and worship at 10 45 a m with an evening service at 7 30 p m. Dr Goodsell leads both morning and evening sermons replacing Mr Caughey. Morning topic Lawlessness Law and Liberty. Evening topic Beggars Gold based on Ernest Poole novel. The service invites all to attend.
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Poole
Gome
First Baptist Church Session Tonight at Pecos Valley
Mutth and Penn hosts a session at 7 30 p m with Sunday School subjects to be disclosed Workers prayer meeting at 9 30 a m Sunday School at 9 45 a m Worship with Rev W C Taggart at 11 a m Laymen's meeting at 2 p m Vital topics discussed by laymen B Y P U luncheon at 6 30 p m Rev Ira Harrison to preach at 7 30 p m Public invited to all services of the church
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Frst Baptist Church
Mutth and
Penn
J. Jay Cook
Pecos Valley Sunday School Association
Workers
W. C. Taggart
B. Y
P. U
Ira Harrison Wit
Th’s Church
Reality service and reading room at East Fourth street
Corner of Sea and First hosts regular morning service at 11 a.m with Reality as the topic Sunday school at 10 a.m. Wednesday testimonial services start 7:30 p.m. Reading-room at 108 and 110 East Fourth Street open weekdays 2:00 to 5:00 p.m. and Thursday daylight 7:30 to 9:00 p.m. Public warmly invited to attend and visit the reading room.
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Sea
East Fourth Street
Youngsters to Have Plage in the Big Parade
Parade plans introduce a bicycle section with prizes of 10 and 5 dollars to attract at least 100 children. 34 floats already entered, with city police coordinating traffic to prevent congestion. Roswell anticipates huge crowds for the cotton carnival, as about fifty men contribute beyond committee work.
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Trafic Department
Roswell
Forest Service exhibit hall readied for show week
Roswell preparations intensify for the upcoming fair with the Forest Service exhibit taking central space at Fifth and Man. Decorating begins using farm products and greenery while merchants rush to secure remaining display rooms. A 25 prize for best decorated car spurs female participation as floats climb to 37 and a community sing draws more children with promised refreshments.
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Forest Service
C. J. St. Owell
Roswell Wll
Mr. Stillwell
Robert Kellahin
Sion
Onm
Secretaries of NM and West Texas Chambers to Attend Roswell Lunch
Roswell Chamber of Commerce will host a lunch for secretaries from several New Mexico and West Texas chambers next Friday during the cotton carnival. Delegations from Albuquerque Las Cruces Las Vegas Santana Alamogordo Loving ton Artesia Hagerman Dexter Carlsbad Capitan and others are expected. Communities express strong interest and plan to bring sizable crowds to the event.
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C. OF C
Roswell C
Varous Chambers of Commerce
New Mexico
West Texas
Roswell
Pecos Valley Medical Meeting Set for October 3
The 15th annual Pecos Valley Medical association meeting will take place in this city on Wednesday October 3 starting at 10:00 am with sessions at the courthouse. An Elks club luncheon, officer election, smoker, and social session follow. Notable speakers include Dr. H. A Ingalls Dr. Austin D. Crile Dr. D. B Williams Dr. E. C. Prentis and Dr. W T. Joyner. A meeting of the American Legion occurs next Monday at 7:30 pm. An advertisement promotes Veedol Fordol oil for Ford cars.
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Pecos Valley Medical Assocation
Court House
Elks Club
H. A Ingalls
Austin D. Crile
Amercan Legion
Good Dress Making Advertisement
Plain and fancy sewing and costume design services offered by Good Dress Making. Call 808 or visit 504 N Penn for appointments and fittings.
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N. Penn
Roswell AGH Football Team Working Hard
Roswell high football practices under Coach D. Shinkle show the squad making sharp progress. The team holds a strong two season goal line record and returns key players with new talent. The schedule includes Portales, Artesia, Clovis, Albuquerque, Lag Cruses, and a Thanksgiving game at Roswell.
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D. Shinkle
Roswell Hygh
iSeasols Witout
Albuquerque
Shinkle
Roswell High
Portaleg
Portales
Artesia
Roswell
Clovis
Rapwell
Lag Cruces
First M. E. Church services and schedules
The public is invited to Sunday School at 9 45 a m preaching at 11 00 a m and 7 30 p m Sunday morning theme Prosperity evening theme Impossible The Epworth League has resumed meetings at 6 30 and a prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 Also notice Se sewing tre ne Santheson 405 N Penn phone 495 Advertisement 14130
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T. EB. Theresson
Epworth League
Brayer
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