Majority Works Hard To Perfect Good Legislation In Santa Fe
In Santa Fe March 12 the anti republican machine faces a last push to block wanted laws. The legislature nears final days. committees hasten passage of the appropriation bill crucial for two fiscal years. Supporters claim the majority remains steadfast for home rule and fair funding, while opponents press delaying tactics amid sensational press coverage. The House closes with key bills under review and a focus on education funding, public works, and state governance.
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New Mexico
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Thirty-Seventh Legislative Assembly
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Walters
Territorial Board of Horticultur Maube Bil
Whiterk
Amon San Hes
Studley
Ramon Baichek
Ramon Sun~ches
Baca
Abbott
Amessor
Gallegos
Greun
C G Robertson Murder Not Drowning in Gila River
Special to The Evening Citizen from Deming New Mexico reports C G Robertson was murdered and hidden. Blood on wagon and bedding supports foul play. wife says she believes murder, not drowning, occurred. A $100 reward is offered. disappearance over a month ago.
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Evening Citizen
Y Deming
N. M
C. G
Robertson
Gila
Robert
Rol
French Ex-President Perier Dies at 67 in Paris
Paris reports ex-president Casimir Perrier died at 11 last night from embolism. Born November 1847, he served briefly after Carnot's assassination, faced opposition and resigned in 1896 amid Dreyfus era tensions. Also notes legal actions in San Francisco and canal workers' strike tensions in Louisville.
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Jean Paul Casimir Perler
Carnot
Mansfeld copper mine stock sale halted in March report
The Snanolag of the Mansfeld copper mine is nearly finished and directors order suspension of development stock sales. The move follows rapid absorption of securities, allowing self supporting operations and reducing need for further issues as nearby Patagonia district shows new copper prospects.
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Mansfeld
Furether Mle
Patagonia Patagonia
Ark
Joplin Commercial Club Targets Unreliable Schemes
Joplin Mo March 12 fake mining promotions and stock jockeying schemes in the southwest lead and wine fields face opposition as the Joplin Commercial Club plans to blacklist unreliable concerns and alert the authorities while legitimate enterprises in the lead and wine industry advance amid rising prosperity and activity.
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Joplin
Fosture
Police Chief Held to Answer Conspiracy Charge in Salt Lake City
In Salt Lake City on March 12 Chief of Police George W. Sheets was held by Judge Whittaker to answer to the criminal division of the district court on a charge of conspiracy to defraud tourists passing through the city.
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San Francisco
Ruefs
Supreme Court
Ruef
Dunne
Elisor Higgy
Sand Lake City
Salt Lake City
George W. Sheets
Whittaker
District Court
Electrician Killed by 2200 Volt Wire in El Paso
March 12 in El Paso an electrical linesman, Martin, was instantly killed on the Fourth and Santa Fe street corner while wrapping a dead end on a live circuit. His partner, B B Boxers, on the opposite side, tried to break contact but life could not be saved. Responders attempted resuscitation but the man died at the scene. This marked the second fatality among El Paso electricians from wires in the past year.
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Martin
Pourth and
Santa Fe
B. B. Boxers
Hoger
Amon
el Paso Electricians
Cabinet meeting extends as four secretaries stay with president
The Evening Citizen reports from Washington March 12 that after today’s cabinet meeting four secretaries Garfeld and Hoot remained with the president for almost three hours. A letter carrier was scoured for in Raton.
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Washington D. C
Garfeld
Hoot
Raton
Annual State Bar Meeting Opens in Milwaukee
The Wisconsin Bar association holds its annual meeting in Milwaukee starting today in the United States threeault court room and continuing tomorrow. President delivers address on ideal states and legal ideas. Lyman J. Nash of Manitowoc speaks. Wil Higbston of Milwaukee speaks on the Treaty of 1794. John Barton Payne of Chicago and Burr W. Jones of Madison address homicide problems. A grand banquet follows at the Plankinton House.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin Bar
United States
Moyer Case Comes On Motion In West Fed Officials Probe
The case against Moyer Haywood and Pettibone of the Western Federation of Miners, charged with complicity in Governor Stollenberg’s assassination, moved to dismiss today. Judge Wood of RoIe was called to preside.
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Moyer
Disml Caldwell
Moyer, Haywood
Saloon Shooting in St Louis Leaves Former Pitcher Dead
Patrick Hynes, two season pitcher for the St Louis Americans, was shot and killed in a saloon in St Louis on March 12 by bartender Louis W. Richardson who says he acted in self defense. A witness corroborates the statement.
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St Louis
Patrick Hynes
St Louis Americans
Milwaukees
Louis W. Richardson
Richardson
Witnenk
Judge Rules Smith Testimony Admitted In Thaw Case
New York March 12 Delmas argued against admitting James C Smith testimony in the Thaw trial but Justice Fitzgerald overruled objections calling the evidence newly discovered and in the interest of justice should go to the jury. The session included a brief test of Howe on Thaw's arrest and Evelyn references. A Woodmen of the World convention opened in Jackson Ky with welcome addresses and initiation demonstrations.
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Delmas
James C. Smith
White
Thaw
Smith
Jerome
Hartridge
Fitzgerald
Uame
Fitagerald
Edward F. Howe
Howe
Jackson
Windsor Hotel
Thomas W. Mitchell
Ink
Florida
Sovereign
W. H H. Huber
Jacksonville
Palmetto
Palmetto Guards
Lena explosion at Toulon kills over fifty and injures three hundred
A powder magazine on the French battleship Lena exploded during dockyard maintenance at Minlessy in Toulon, causing extensive damage. About 630 aboard, more than 50 killed and around 300 injured, including Rear Admiral and Ensign Rousse. Nearby ships also suffered damage as debris spread across the yard.
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Toulon
Minlessy
Amon
Rousse
Chicago Merchants Plan Big Informal Supper At Coliseum
Chicago March 14. Development of fraternal and cooperative spirit among Chicago merchants to an informal supper by the Chicago Commercial Association at the Coliseum tonight. Officers have led a neighborly fair with plans for the year and a musical program. A large increase in membership is expected.
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Chicago
Coliseum
Trolley Crash Kills Motorman in Niagara Gorge
A trolley plunges from the Niagara Gorge gorge road near Whirlpool rapids. The motorman is dead and five passengers are injured as the car drops into the gorge this afternoon.
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Niagara
N. J
Licle
Agara
Whirlpool
Omi
Rochester Camera Club Exhibit Opens in Wilder Arcade
The Rochester Camera Club marks its annual show starting today in Wilder Arcade rooms. It features several works from Curtias Hell, famed New York photographer, whose London exhibit drew praise.
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Rochester Camera Club
Hevter
Rochester Camclub
Wilder Arcade
Curtias Hell
New York
Bell Senda
London
Government to build torpedo factory at Newport Naval Station
Washington reports Admiral Maxon head of ordnance announces plans to construct a torpedo factory at Newport naval station with a proposal advertisement forthcoming. The new design aims to dive 3 500 yards underwater at 16 1 2 knots, with tests reaching 4 0 0 knots at 1 000 yards, potentially replacing the current torpedo type.
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Washington
Admiral Maxon
Naval Bureau of Ordnance
Newport Naval Station
Ile Ont Tore
Henge
Ordnance Bareat
Republicans Finish Appropriation Bill in New Mexico
Special to The Evening Cite reports the apportionment bill nearing House debate this afternoon. Items include $20,000 for Bernalillo county maintenance, $29,000 for New Mexico University, $4,400 for Town of Ile Grande dyke work, and $10,008 for territorial rail funding.
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Bernalids
New Mexico University
Anumn
Lcreune
Ile Grande
Albuquer Ue
Ape Ot Bates
Wilt Pia
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