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Newspaper
The Spanish American
Location
Roy, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1922
Page
7
Five men died and six injured in a Milwaukee sewer gas pocket ninety feet below street level after a laborer and two others entered the shaft. Firemen also descended and did not return, leaving the tragedy under investigation as rescue efforts continued. The incident followed reports of a rescue crew failure as authorities traced the gas pocket and confined air.
State grand jury charges murder against Big Tim Murphy Fred Frenchy Mader Cornelius Don Shen known as the Big Three and five others including one woman. They are indicted for the murder of Acting Lieut. Terrence Lyons, a policeman killed in a bombing outrage. All eight held without bail. Denver drive seeks twenty one recruits for Colorado National Guard cavalry squadron HQ and twenty seven for Troop B.
Allied commission reports occupation of Upper Silesia likely to end by end of July. About 14,000 allied troops remain, including 11,000 French. German and Polish parties sign League of Nations agreement specifying district dispute settlement. This push follows council of ambassadors discussions.
A youthful Jimmie Glover grows bored in a remote village and questions his chances in cities. His father, once penniless, boasts of small gains and hard-won success, while a harsh line about fire origins hints at danger. The piece weighs wealth, ambition, and the lure of urban life.
Arizona Democrats at their Tucson state conference endorsed Phoenix attorney Charles B. Ward as their gubernatorial candidate. Mountainair New Mexico grants a franchise for a new water and light plant. A Canyon New Mexico man’s body was found with a bullet wound in the neck. The New Mexico Hereford Breeders hold a Las Vegas exhibit and sale May 28 and 24. Oscar Schultz, an escaped Arizona convict, was shot dead by a sheriff's posse after a bank hold up in Cooley. The United Verde mine at Jerome may reopen after preliminary steps.
In London the House of Commons backed Lloyd George by 285 to 6 after his Genoa conference account. Rupert Gwynne led the dissent, urging action beyond rhetoric, while Asquith and Clyne argued the Genoa talks achieved little beyond a truce. The debate touched on France, reparations, and the League covenant.
Philadelphia pitcher Hupbell suffered a severe head injury after being struck by a ball batted by T Griffith of Brooklyn during a game with the Dodgers. He was rushed to a hospital with concussion of the brain and a probable skull fracture.
A compact excerpt from Maxime Lalanne on etching describes the needle as a vivid instrument akin to a crayon, with acid adding color. It argues that line and light confined within limits can convey much, with etching achieving eloquence in sketches and grand natural spectacles.
An advertisement touts Bayer as the true world famous Aspirin. It urges customers to ask for Bayer Tablets of Aspirin and notes the Bayer Cross stamp for protection against imitations. The fragment also includes a stray cartoon line about a boy named Tommy and a baby in rompers.
A nostalgic look at a group labeled the bad boys. Names include Bud, Ted, Jim, Herb, Ben, Fred, Bill and Alf, each traced from youthful antics to later professions or reputations. The passage suggests irony and social commentary on destiny and character.
Gen Wu Pei Pu assumes active direction of national affairs from his headquarters at Pao Ting Fu in Chili province. He refuses to base himself in Peking, refusing to ally with either government headed by President Hau Shih Chang, aiming to gauge public sentiment instead.
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