Governor Curry to Be Inaugurated August First in Santa Fe
Formal ceremonies set for the Hall of Representatives in the Capitol with a brilliant reception and ball at the Palace Hotel in the evening. People from all over New Mexico will attend. Acting governor has been notified of plans.
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Curry
Santa FE
Hall of Representatives
Capitol
Palace Hotel
New Mexico
Y —Opecial
Raynocie Heal
George Curry
Mexico
Washington
Albuquerque
Albuquerque Delegation Prepares Big Welcome for Governor Curry
The Albuquerque Republicans plan a grand sendoff for Governor George Curry with the American Lumber Company band leading the city delegation. Attendees should notify local officials to join receptions and inauguration events in Santa Fe, with hotel rooms booked and plans for a large public welcome. The governor will take oath August 1 at the state capitol and then travel to Washington, first settling in Santa Fe.
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Albuquerique
George Curry
American Lumber Company
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Santa Fe Railway Company
Santa Fe
W. W. Childers
W. S. Strickler
Bank of Commerce
Ofice
Werner
Curry
New Physician Appointed at Territorial Penitentiary
Santa Fe July 23. Dr David Knapp named physician at the territorial penitentiary succeeding Dr J A Massie. Formerly prison surgeon at Otero he will assume duties immediately. 470 Miners Entombed Tokio July 23 There was a fatality yesterday in a colliery at Royooka in Bungo provinces. It is reported nearly all of the 470 miners in the pit at the time were killed.
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Santa Fe
David Knapp
Territorial
J. A. Massie
Dapp
Otero
Tokio
Royooka
Bungo
Money Handling Causes Fatal Blood Poison Link
Major Paymaster Eugene Coffin of the U S Army died from blood poisoning contracted while handling money paid to troops. He had an amputated left arm and swollen tissues despite early care. Surgeons noted the poison likely entered through skin pores from circulating money used among natives and in long use in the U S.
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Manta
Eugene Cottin
U. S Army
Coffin
United States
Girl Drowns In Genosha Reservoir Tragedy Near Samar
In Samar Colorado July 23 Mies Helen Mener eighteen year old drowned yesterday in Genosha reservoir while wading a canal. Her escort made a heroic effort to save her but both persons died. The infant was recovered and taken to the home at Hads.
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Plance
Samar
Colo
Mies
Helen Mener
Genosha
Tharrow
Wan
Hads
Jealousy Fueled Bennett Killing By Estelle Cornell
Los Angeles July 23 Gen T Bennett proprietor of Bennett Electrical Company was shot and killed last night by Estelle Cornell who said she had lived with him five years. Bennett a respected businessman faced accusations of a double life and frequent visits by Miss Marguerite Bennett. Cornell pursued him after he spurned her, but was captured before she could injure herself. Bloodhounds search for two missing children near Cerrillos as Sheriff Clemont leads a large hunt. The steamer Pomona brings survivors from the Columbia disaster to San Francisco amid reports of remaining missing crews and passengers.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Gen. T. Bennett
Bennett Electrical Company
Estelle Cornell
Marguerite Bennett
Bennett
Heriff Closson
San Francisco
Cat
Pomona
Columbia
George W. Elder
San Pedro
Eureka
Shelter Cove
Mias Seiderl
The
FEW JAPS OVERAWE KOREAN ARMY
Seoul July 23 Japanese machine guns hold order as General Hasegawa moves forces to curb disorder until reinforcements from Shimonoseki arrive. Guards at two arsenals threaten to explode magazines if attacked. Korean troops face civilian agitation at barracks entrances while possessing 90 000 rounds of ammunition.
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Seoul
Hasegawa
Palace Square
Shimonseki
Japan
PXICANS AWE VISITORS IN WASHINGTON
Washington July 24 Jerry Leahy district attorney of Colfax County and I Sparks chairman of the county board open the day in Washington while en route from Philadelphia to the Jamesons exposition.
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Pxicans
Washington
Jerry Leahy
Raton
Attornney
Colfax County
I. Sparks
Santa Fe
Board of County Commissioners
Philadelphia
Colorado River work completed by Harriman project
Imperial Cal July 23 Last night marked the completion of the work by which BH Harriman president of the Southern Pacific Railroad company undertook to control the Colorado River at the request of President Roosevelt The Southern Plane furnished nearly 1 500 000 for the work Work being surveyed the affairs at the river have been turned back into the hands of the California Development Company
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Imperial
Cal
BH Harriman
Souther Pacific’ Railroad Company
Rade River
Roosevelt
Southern Painte
California Development Company
Orchard Spectacul Criminal Claims Defense by Attorney
An attorney named Richardson contends the defendant only committed the crime in a startling manner as the case proceeds. The defense remarks aim to frame the incident within extraordinary circumstances discussed in court.
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Richardson
Defense Attacks Orchard Testimony In Bradley Case
In a Dailey Haywood murder trial defense attorney Richardson ridiculed Orchard’s testimony about a bomb plot and Gov. Peabody’s death, arguing Orchard was driven by a crime mania. He linked Orchard to Denver bank ties and the federation, suggesting motives tied to money and power, and questioned Simpkins’ involvement, calling into doubt the alleged conspiracy. The argument focused on whether the crimes were orchestrated by an “inner circle” or self driven.
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Bome
Idaho
Richardson
Bradley
Orchard
Steunenberg
Denver
Peabody
Goddard
Gabbert
Sherman Hell
Hearne
David H. Moffat
First National Bank of Denver
Haywood
Federation
Moffatt
Masy Orchard
Bell
Colorado
Stounanberg
Steupeneberg
Goeur D'Alenes
Brennenberg
Lord Barrington Granted Respite in Missouri Murder Case
Jefferson City July 24 Gov Folk granted a 30 day respite for Lord Frederick barring who is under sentence to die July 26 for the two year old murder of Jam P McCunn.
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Jefferson City
Gov. Folk
Frederick Barring
Jam P. McCunn
Americans May Mix With Japanese Squadron
An article notes tensions as American sailors considered mixing with a Japanese squadron amid ongoing wartime hostilities and a clash of loyalties at Jamestown.
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JAP Squadron
Trouble Ahead When Crews Meet at Brest Harbor
Brest July 24 Japanese squadron expected to reach harbor tonight. Tensions rise as American and Japanese sailors feud over Jamestown grievances. Rear Admiral Stockton bars shore leaves and orders strict conduct to avert any incident as both fleets prepare for possible clash. Tokyo orders to the Japanese captain arrive with no public details.
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Brest
Washington
Tennessee
Jamestown
Charles B. Stockton
Jamesto
Stockton
Tokyo
Young woman killed by her former employer in New York
Beth Nowling, 23, was shot entering a Weak Forty-second Street haberdashery by former employer Charles Warner. Police suspect business reverses or troubles drove the act. Warner fled, was wounded by a truckman, and died at hospital. Earlier, Warner shot at John Co. and injured him. the officer’s report notes eccentricities but no clear insanity. A separate notice assigns Eden Maude Lee as post mistress at Pinos Altos, N M.
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New York
Beth Nowling
Charles Warner
Warner
A. R. Spleen
Mies Norling
Warcher
Mint Norling
Assisin
John Co
Wilson
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