Will Virtually Control Meeting
Denver, June 20. Report of the credentials committee at the Public Land convention showed a split over delegation from associations and districts west of the Missouri. A motion to include certain national groups failed 348 to 221, a setback for administration forces. Judge John S. Mullins and Governor Thomas endorsed Roosevelt's land policy as superior to the current system, arguing the danger of special interests controlling franchises and public lands.
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Denver
Colo
Committee
Missouri River
Austis
American National Livestock Association
National Wool Growers’ Association
National Irrigation Association
American Mining Congress
Forester
Gifford Pinchot
Roosevelt
John S. Mullins
Colorado
Mullins
Thomas
Taft Speaks on The Panama Canal in Ottawa
William Taft secretary of war arrived in Ottawa Kansas to address the Chautauqua assembly on The Panama Canal. The prior day William J Bryan urged Taft to back Roosevelt's income tax stance and actions on wealth. Taft later left for Ottawa after a throat treatment by Dr James B Logan reporting slight cold but overall health good.
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Ottawa
Kan
Wiliam Taft
Chautagua Assembly
William J. Bryan
Taf
Roosevelt
Kansas City
Taft
James B. Logan
Contract for Two New Battleships With Bid Prices Set
Washington June 20 Newport News Ship Building Company and Foreriver Ship Building Company were the successful bidders today for two notom battleships with bid prices of 3,987,000 and 4,377,900 dollars.
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Washington, D.C
Newport New Ship Building Company
Foreriver Ship Building Company
Strike settlement reached in San Francisco rail yard
In San Francisco on June 20 the South San Francisco Electric Railway and its former carmen reached a settlement. Workers return to their pre strike wages while the dispute with the United Railroads is settled. The accord ends the strike and restores work conditions.
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San Prancisco
San Francisco
South San Francisco Electric Railway
Carmen
United Railroads
Toanchiman Ranch Owner JF Brown Dies in Bernalillo
JF Brown, a respected Toanchiman ranch owner long active in New Mexico and Bernalillo County, died at his home. Survived by his widow and several children, his body was brought to the city for burial preparations. The funeral will be at Remstrong's Chapel tomorrow afternoon, followed by interment in Fairview Cemetery, with Rev Rom officiating.
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Toanchiman
Bernalillo
JF. Brown
Bernalisla
New Mexico
Meta
Thie City
Remstrong
Fairview
Rom
Aoki Crosses Roosevelt With Indemnity Hint
Washington reports viscount Aoki the Japanese ambassador incurred President Roosevelts displeasure by proposing indemnity to Japan over San Francisco restaurant attacks. The recall by Japan followed strained relations and Aoki's shift from private talks to public demands, with elder statesmen approving his replacement.
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Washington, D. C
Viscount Aoki
Roosevelt
San Francisco
Aoki
Japan
Oyster Bay
United States
State Department
Im L"?. Guards Hold San Francisco Mayor's Room
San Francisco reports Mayor Schmitz retaining the mayoral room with a guard from the mayor's staff. He warns the board of supervisors against recognizing any successor, promising trouble for the city. Gallagher to be retained as acting mayor from jail pending Schmitz appeal, says District Attorney Langdon.
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San Francisco
Schmitz
Board of Supervisors
Eagle Will Scream For Three Days
Special to The Citizen Silver City New Mexico June 20 celebration plans for July Fourth promise the largest pageant yet. Silver City will host three days of events including baseball and bronco busting while Santa Rita mine camp sponsors prizes and residents contribute funds for prizes and festivities.
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Silver City
N. M
Santa Rita
Company D Ready for Encampment
Special to The Citizen notes Company D of New Mexico National Guard in this city preparing to attend the territorial encampment at Los Angeles mid July. Company D will serve honorably and make a fine showing in the guard’s fall quota.
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Shiver Ty
Mexico
Naslone
Los Voges
Sernovanly
Territorial Guards
Telegraphers Strike Differences Settled and Off
New York June 20 adjusting differences between Western Union Telegraph and its operators ends strike threat. Company president Clowry sends position to Commissioner Neill, ratification pending, work resumes with eight hour day and revised sliding scale. San Francisco call for national industrial peace so far encouraged by Roosevelt plan and local committee.
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New York
Commingoner of
Nells
Western Union Telegraph Company
Clowry
Neill
Commercial Telegraph
Union Executive Committee Oy
San Francisco
Cal
Conetlias Yoh Committee
Hoowvelt
Court Admits Editorials In Evidence
In a dramatic courtroom session the jury hears editorials from Miners Magazine denouncing Steuneburg. The strong denunciations are read aloud as part of the evidence, highlighting public sentiment surrounding the case.
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Steunenberg
Read
Jury Today
Admissibility ruling in Idaho labor trial readins
Judge Wood rules on admissibility of Miners Magazine articles as evidence against Haywood. He allows articles showing animus of the Western Federation of Miners before the crimes but doubts later issues. Readings include denouncing Steunenberg with calls for political death and contempt.
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Boise
Idaho
Wood
Miners’ Magazine
Haywood
Western Federation of Minera
Orchard
Federation
Steunenberg
Peabody
Gabbert
Goddard
Rulng
Colorado
Mis
Standard
Supreme Court of Colorado
Clayton Land Office Has Most Entries
Washington D C June 7 The Clayton New Mexico land office has logged about ten thousand homestead entries in a little over a year the most of any U S land office. Roswell New Mexico is second with over 6000 entries Santa Fe third over 3000 and Las Cruces over 1200 Delegate Andrews urged to obtain more clerks for Clayton and Santa Fe with Komwell likely to hire more south of New Mexico The text also notes a visit by Delegate Kreva and attorney W I Shoreham.
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Washington, D. C
Clayton, N. M
United States
Roswell
N. M
Santa Fe
Las Cruces
Andrews
Clayton
Komwell
Southh
New Mexico
Aj ‘Krewa
W. I
Shoreham
Willian J. Mite
Kentucky GOP backs Roosevelt policy at state convention
Kentucky Republicans at the state convention praised President Roosevelt’s policies and his leadership, endorsing him as a model for the next president. The ticket nominated included Augustus KE. Willison for governor and W. H. Cox for lieutenant governor, with James H. Breathitt as attorney general and other state officers. The session featured brief addresses from party leaders endorsing the president and his program.
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Louisville
Roosevelt
Kentucky
Ble
Ramirez Is Freed as Murder Verdict Stuns New Mexico
In Socorro New Mexico on June 20 Romaul de Ramirez was found not guilty of murder in the killing of Manuel Valenzuela and released. Maria Baca and Stanislaus Baca face contempt penalties and Maria Baca is held on $1000 bond for assault with a deadly weapon after an on scene altercation at a local saloon.
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Parker
Ramires
Baca
Maria Baca
Stanislaus
Aantoon
Marhe
Jack Kelly Hurt In Great Rabbit Drive Near Batancia
Foetancia New Mexico June 20 A jack rabbit drive north of Batancia left Jack Kelly Estan liveryman with a broken collar bone and serious internal injuries after his horse fell on him Another horse ridden by George Rawson fell its neck was broken Rawson bruised Several other riders were hurt as horses fell The drive was a major local sporting event with many riders and added ranchers despite rough terrain and dangers posed by rabbits and ditches
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Foetancia
N. M
Batancia
Jack Kelly
Estan
Kela
George Rawson
Rawson
Sevral
Kelly
Cattle shipments from Silver City total 140 carloads
Special to The Evening Chilsen reports about 140 carloads of cattle and several carloads of horses shipped from Silver City over recent weeks. Most cattle were yearlings headed to northern states for pasture fattening, reflecting spring movement from local stock pens.
Cleveland 13 Now a Convalescent
Telegrams from Princeton report ex President Grover Cleveland passing the danger point in a serious intestinal attack. His recovery is expected, and he was stricken just after Princeton commencement exercises. Special doctors were called, and he will be confined to his home and likely spend the entire time in seclusion.
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New York
Princeton
New
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Princeton University
Democratic conference calls general strike in Finland
In St Petersburg on June 20 the 89th democratic conference ended in Finland and adopted a resolution opposing a general walkout. It argued that attempting a walk would aid the government and urged restraint to avoid giving the government leverage.
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Ale
St Petersburg
Cll Democratic
Finland
Trackman Files Serious Complaint
A trackman files a serious complaint with missioners seeking official action. The document outlines concerns and requests prompt review by the relevant authorities.
Poor Rails and Ties in Use Threaten Kansas City Trains
Kansas City. June 20. Railroad workers press complaints to board of railroad commissioners in Kansas and Missouri alleging rotten rails and decayed ties on Missouri Pacific lines. They demand immediate inspection, proper staffing, patrols day and night, and speed reductions to protect passengers and crews pending repairs, supported by exhibit photos of dangerous track conditions.
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Kansas City
United States
National Union of Railway Track
J. J. Sheppard
Board of Railroad Commissioners of
Kansas
State Board of Railroad and Warehouse Commissioners of
Missouri
Boonville
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Missouri Pacific
Com
Hnes
Nte
Missouri Packie
Silver City to Build a Sewer System Plan
Special to The Citizen Silver City New Mexico reports the city will pursue a sewer system. Meter O'Brien, a civil engineer, is developing plans and proposals. The council granted franchises to C. C. Whitehill and others who will push the project forward toward completion.
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Silver City
Meter O'Brien
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