Court Review of Post Office Fraud Orders
London reports John Byrne seeks foreign office counsel to gauge reliance on the Bureau of Animal Industry meat inspection system in response to a Commons question by William Field. Washington coverage notes a House Agriculture hearing on beef inspection and price impacts on cattle raisers and packers.
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John Byrne
Local Government Board
Foreign Office
State Department
Washington
Bureau of Animal Industry
House of Commons
William Field
Dublin
Irish Cattle & Traders Stock Owners Association
Congress
Washington, D. C
House Committee On Agriculture
Garner
Texas
S. H. Cowan
Fort Worth
Texas Cattle Raisers’ Association
J. L. Lytle
Cattle Raisers’ Association of Texas
Murdo McKenzie
America
Colorado
Adams
Wisconsin
Cowan
Haugen
Iowa
House Committee On Judiciary
Douglas defeats Sutton in Northern Counties tennis final
In the final round of the women's singles at Liverpool, Miss Douglas of the United States beats Miss May Sutton of California with scores 7-6 and 6-2 to win the Northern Counties Ladies Championship.
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Miss Sutton
California
Liverpool
Miss Douglas
May Sutton
Northern Counties
Thomas Flyer Car Arrives for Albuquerque Owner
Local note states Rob ert E Putney plans to receive a Thomas Flyer touring car in Albuquerque upon return from Southern California. The four to seven seat vehicle, capable of up to sixty mph and geared to about thirty five to forty mph, costs around 3500 dollars and may be used for mountain trips this fall and winter.
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Robert E. Putney
California
Albuquerque
Putney
Thomas
Costa
Rallue temple ceremonial team heads to Roswell trip
The Rallue temple ceremonial team of Nobles of the Mystic Shrine plans a Roswell pilgrimage, leaving tomorrow morning via Pecos valley route after Santa Fe Central and Roswell auto line detour. Delegates listed include John Borradatic Willkerson J Creer Arthur Frank McKee EO Allen W D McFerran L H Champ Sheridan Pay Teutech Wed Garawen and Frew Miller.
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Mystic Shrine
Roswell
Pecos’ Valley
Triniday
Santa Fe Central
Perla
John Borradatic
N. Willkerson
J.creer
Arthur Arty
Frank McKee
Allen
W. D. McFerran
L. H. Champ
Sheridan
Pay Teutech
Garawen
Frew Miller
Miss Catherine Fields Joins Stanford English Dept
Miss Catherine Fields, former private school proprietor and University of New Mexico English professor, accepted an appointment in Stanford University's English department. A Stanford graduate in 1903, she taught English in Ventura High School and earned Phi Beta Kappa without a full four years. She rode the limited tonight toward Missouri before starting at Stanford in the fall semester starting August 28.
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Catherine Fields
University of New Mexico
Agaillant
Stanford University
Stanford
Miss Fields
Foglish
Ventura
California
Fieldé
Missouri
Trains Delayed by Cottonwood River in Kansas
Flooding from the Cottonwood River at Florence washed out about 500 feet of track delaying eastern trains. Train No 3 finally circled the gap and reached Albuquerque later today as the river receded after a sudden local downpour.
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Cottonwood River
Kansas
Florence
Nesland 7
Albuquerque
Secretary Root to voyage aboard Charleston for Pan American talks
New York June 9. Secretary of State Elihu Root will travel to Rio de Janeiro this summer to represent the United States at the Pan American congress. He will sail aboard the Charleston with his wife and daughter. The ship’s quarters are being redesigned to provide a grand dining room and private suites, and a fifteen-man naval band will accompany the voyage. The itinerary covers San Juan Puerto Rico, Rio de Janeiro, Montevideo, Buenos Ayres, Valparaiso, Callao, ending in Panama in September.
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Rio de Janeiro
New York
Elihu Root
Rio de Jeniero
United States
Charleston
Secretary Root
Cameron Ray Winslow
Roosevelt
Navy
Russell
jRoot
Tog i
Buenos Ayres
Valparaiso
San Juan
P. R
Montevideo
Callao
Panama
State Department
Pacific
Chicago
Goodrich
New Organization Shows Large Growth in County Meeting
The second annex meeting of the denial file cmunty Roosevelt Reputy Henn league drew larger crowds than the initial session. Every precinct reported growth with Bayrel 112, Ol Albuquerque 225, Duraney 120, Ranchos de Atrisco 50, total membership exceeding 1,000. Judge Jesus Romero presided with Dr. P F Romero as acting secretary. speakers included George S. Clock, B. S. Stover, Thomas Montoya, Dr. Homers B. Huppe and Judge Romero.
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Roosevelt Reputy Henn League
Court House
Fto
Bayrel
Ol Mbuquerque
Duraney
Ranchos de Atrisco
Los Pardillae
Jesus Romero
Pf.b Romero
A. B Stroup
George
Lock
Stover
Thomas Montoya
Homers
Huppe
Judge Romero
Executive Committee Transacts Business At Meeting
The twenty sixth annual fair association board and executive committee met last night. They affirmed appointments including C B Newcomer as superintendent of the spending exhibit and Max Lavy as assistant. Herman H Packett as poultry exhibit superintendent. E Glechler as Jersey stock superintendent. Committees were named to manage the baby show, conventions, reception for troops, Montezuma ball, and other events. Manager McCanna plans a tour of the middle states and discussions with the test carnival company continued.
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Falr Association
BL Newcomer
Max Lavy
Herman H. Packett
E. Glechler
Jersey
Mesarg
John Borradane
Frank Strong
M. Mandell
Cardwell
Chaiman
Harry Lee
New Iiel
Fort Wingate
Imet
J. M. O'Ridry
Mesars
Alger
Maynard Guaneu
Ivan Grunefeld
HO. Jutta
M. O. Chadbourne
MW. Flournoy
Sam Pickard
McCanna
Might
Middle States
Wen
Optives
Attrac
At 4
Insurance dispute stirs states to curb insurers
Carson Nevada June 9 Insurer policyholder clash prompts Nevada and California officials to threaten cross state bans If Commissioner Wolf discontinues California business one could spread nationwide via state insurance chiefs A bold call for united action to curb alleged dishonest tactics and restore losses.
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Carson
Nevada
Davis
San Francisco
Wolf
California
Governor approves New Mexico National Guard encampment in Austin
A letter from Governor Herbert J. Hagerman announces that the New Mexico National Guard will encamp in Austin, Texas from July 28 to August 6, joining regular troops. The territorial encampment at home is canceled this year, with a planned return in 1907, funded by territorial and federal appropriations and war department support. The move offers practical military experience and an enjoyable trip for enlisted men, with full expenses and salaries covered.
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N. Y
N.Y
Plattsvire
War Department
Mount Gretna
Patt
Piattaburg
Gretna
Platteburg
Taft
Herbert J. Hagerman
New Mexico National Guard
Austin
Tex
National Guard of
New Mexico
Adjutant General
Austin Dusham
Mer
United States
United States Army
Texas
Italy's King Willing for the Degree
Rome reports King Victor Emmanuel would be delighted to accept a Doctor of Laws degree from Pennsylvania University. In Vienna a Hungarian sportsman challenges 151 duels after insult to a bank clerk. Nearly 300 guests attended a brilliant American reception at the embassy. In St Petersburg a Goremykin resignation denial circulates. William J. Bryan sails toward Dresden amid uncertain plans. A Huntington brewery plant burns, losses around 200000 dollars.
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Rome
Victor Emmanuel
Tit‘onl
Pennsylvania University
Vienna
Richard Zombory
Buda Pesth
Red Aght
Zombory
Injunction Taken Against Greer Over Albuquerque Traction Stock
Judge Abbott issued a temporary injunction preventing W H Greer from disposing of stock in the Albuquerque Traction Co until a suit by Gunsul alleges Greer shared profits for Gunsul's support in securing the franchise. The order requires Greer to show cause why the injunction cannot be made permanent on June 22 as McKinley county court closes. Abbott plans to be in chambers Monday before departure on the California limited.
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W. B. Childers
Maynard Gunsul
Abbott
W. H. Greer
Albuquerre Traction Company
Guneulagaliet Greer
Albuquerque Traction Company
Gunsul
Greer
Traction Company
McKinley County Court
California Limited
Gallup
Theodosio Sanchez Declared Insane by Judge Abbott
Judge Abbott examined Theo dosio Sanchez of San Ignacio for sanity. The 60 year old man showed delusions that devils chase him and was pronounced dangerous. He was ordered taken to the territorial asylum at Las Vegas.
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Abbott
Theodosio Sanchez
San Ignacio
Sanchez
Sauchee
Territorial Asylum
Las Vegas
Tais
Bernailo County
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