Andrews Renominated Delegate to Congress
Speech by Hon W H Andrews advocates wool and mutton demand, warns against leasing public ranges, supports statehood for New Mexico, defends free homesteads, and pledges faithful service to constituents as Arizona enters the 30,000 square mile public domain plan.
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Big Convention Proceedings Reported From Las Vegas
The Evening Citizen published a detailed report of the evening's convention proceedings from Las Vegas. It lists temporary officers, committee appointments on credentials, permanent organization, rules and order of business, and resolutions. The convention reconvened after a recess, seating of Bernalillo delegates was approved, and officers were elected with Spless as permanent chairman and Safford and Flor as permanent secretaries.
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Bursum Opens Convention with Roosevelt Prosperity Praise
Theodore Roosevelt is extolled as a great leader and national protector of New Mexico. H O Bursum lauds protective tariff policy, Andrews’ Washington wins, and joint statehood push while urging party unity and voter support for Roosevelt.
Roosevelt orders Koehler court martial over Wood letter
Washington October 1 The court martial of Captain Koehler began by order of President Roosevelt for his strictures on Wood in a letter to the secretary of war. Wood demanded Koehler be court-martialed for insubordination after the letter passed through his hands. Under military law the first court martial cannot be reopened once sentence is executed. appeal requires confinement. Major General Leonard Wood faces no defense against Koehler’s charges about alleged unfair acts in a prior case against Major Hugh M. Scott.
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Resignation of Missouri, Kansas & Texas officer in Texas
Houston Texas October 1 Thomas Noel assistant general freight agent of the Missouri Kansas and Texas railway of Texas has tendered his resignation effective October 1 He will join Steele Noel in the firm Steele Noel of New Orleans handling the New Orleans office Noel is regarded as one of the best rate men in southern railroad circles.
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Largest chicken farm to be started near Easton
Easton Pa Oct 1 the largest chicken farm in the world will be started in Palmer township three and one half miles from here. The 107 12 acre property was bought from Wilson Bros of Baston by William Talmage of Toronto and John Haupt of Easton for 16000. Possession is taken today. This fall 1000 laying hens will be placed and later increased to 10000. The current largest farm reportedly houses 8400. Stock and equipment costs are estimated at 40000 to 50000. Mr Talmage is a retired wholesale druggist of Toronto.
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Maine hunting prospects for deer and moose in fall
Bangor reports inquiries on Maine hunting prospects as deer season opens and moose season nears. Weather, notably rain, may affect turnout, but Commissioner Carleton expects more hunters if conditions hold, while noting annual slaughter suggests deer and moose numbers are not rising. Parcel post pact with Denmark takes effect permitting four pounds six ounces and 50 dollar value, with limits. Tokyo imposes higher duties on European wear, while traditional Japanese attire remains common. tensions echo in tariff distinctions.
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