Spectacular Elks Parade Tops Centennial Reunion
Denver July 19 Festivities mark the twentieth Elk reunion with a grand parade that drew about 15 000 marchers from nearly 100 lodges and 23 bands. Uniformed delegations floated through Sixteenth Street while flowers and mountain snow showered the route. The event featured the Colorado division led by General Sherman Bell and a large Denver lodge escort for Grand Esquire P P Christensen, ending with decorated autos and carriages.
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Indignant Socorro Residents Rally Against Sensational Telegrams
Citizens complain misrepresentation of earthquake facts spread by interviews and claims. Hon W B Martin leads the effort with strong local support through The Evening Citizen as official details emerge. Damage cited mainly to chimneys and fragile structures, with San Marchal and Magdalena hardest hit.
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Earthquake Devastates Socorro City After Shocks
Eyewitness reports from Socorro New Mexico describe fifty two quake shocks since Sunday morning injuring the courthouse and School of Mines buildings, cracking most adobe and brick homes, prompting mass evacuation as trains transport residents away. No fatalities reported, while springs heat up and fear spreads through town.
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Santa Fe reports minor quake disruption in New Mexico
Topeka Kansas July 19 Reports at the Santa Fe general manager office show earthquakes in New Mexico caused blockades by boulders tumbling from mountain sides and lava deposits covering tracks south of San Marcial Fully fifty car loads of lava obstruct rail lines while workmen clear debris and restore traffic No delays on main lines to El Paso as trains resume on the Magdalena branch after boulder falls last Monday day of readjustment
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Santa Fe Quakes Prompt Refugee Returns and Repair
Santa Fe New Mexico July 19 ongoing tremors near Socorro cause camping and scare. Mayor Bursum doubles water capacity to reassure residents. Refugees from Santa Fe and Albuquerque plan return next week. Damage under two thousand dollars. Colorado Telephony building worst affected. No volcanic evidence found. minor aftershocks noted.
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Portrait and Letter From Russia's Douma President Mourmztzeff
A letter and portrait from Prof. Serge Moursmtzeff, president of Russia's first popular parliament, the Douma, praise the body’s restraint and laud American anti slavery ideals. He credits the epoch with shaping his political faith and honors the United States as a model of order and progress.
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Thaw defies next steps as he seeks court order
New York July 19 Louis A Gourdain a Chicago banker convicted of using the mata to defraud and sentenced to four and a half years in Joliet penitentiary will petition Justice White of the U S supreme court to order the Joliet warden to receive him and incarcerate him per the trial court. He plans to return to Joliet if denied and preserve his assets to repay investors. He vows to wipe the Gourdain family from the map after serving his term.
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Retail Coal Dealers Meet in Utica New York
Stratoga Spinge New York July 19 Retail coal dealers from Massachusetts Maine and Vermont convene today for their annual streeting and discuss various import topics. Officers of the Central and Eastern Retail Coal Dealers Association of New York will preside at the United States Hotel. Railroad officials attend. Vice President McNutty to welcome visitors.
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Telegraphic Markets Kansas City and Chicago Livestock Notes
Kansas City markets show cattle at varied values with strong to higher trends and broad ranges for native and western stock. sheep receipts around 4000 with lighter demand. Chicago reports cattle and calves firm to mixed, sheep prices down slightly on 12,000 head receipts. New York money market shows on call ease and Prime Mercantile paper at 9.0 to 9.5 percent.
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Constitutional Democrats Split Over Agrarian Measure in Parliament
Reports from St. Petersburg detail a profound split within the Constitutional Democratic Party as lower-house debates on a nation address spark talk of dissolution. Military fears rise as Tauride Palace speculation grows while unrest spreads in Syzran and Bobrov provinces with peasants clashing with landlords.
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Central American Armistice Progress Reported
Washington reports the armistice among Central American factions is being respected and preliminary negotiations are advancing satisfactorily. Guatemala and El Poste Gite and nearby positions were involved in firefights before the truce.
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Experimental alcohol fuel and turbine tests prompt new research
A report compiles several items: Santos Dumont's airship experiment is noted alongside Wisconsin rebating claims involving a state supreme court judge. Naval experiments at Annapolis record federal funds for marine propulsion studies, and Columbia professors study alcohol as fuel for small engines amid tax changes.
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