Offer to return funds to insurance companies unfolds
New York on Sept 19 State Attorney General Mayer planned interviews with the Legislative Insurance Investigating Committee and its counsel about campaign contributions from fire insurance firms. Reports say funds may be returned to insurers, though action by Mayer remains possible. Also notes a Montana case of bigamy and a ship hull incident near Halifax involving the Bremen.
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Legislative Insurance Investigating Committee
Opal
Big fire hits Santa Fe Indian School shops
The United States Indian Industrial school near Santa Fe New Mexico suffered a major blaze last night at 8 30 o clock that destroyed the large shop buildings. Fire officials say an overheated forge likely sparked the blaze. The department at the school fought the fire but could not save the shops. City engines arrived too late to help. losses are estimated between 5000 and 10000 dollars.
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Clifton Defeats Trinidad in 11 to 4 Tournament Game
Clifton defeated Trinidad 11 to 4 in a late afternoon ball game at Traction Park. The Arizona squad built a 3 to 0 lead by the third inning as Locker endured hits from Trinidad in the second inning. Whirlwind trotted on display in the exhibition, while Jack Levy’s Sheean won the first heat of the 211 pace, with Monkey Mack and others entered. Immense crowd outlines fair day with about 50,000 onlookers at the park.
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Witte and Family Arrive in Paris
Witte and his wife and daughter arrived in Paris from Cherbourg today. No formal reception occurred following rumors of the Rum Klansthtestein. Witte plans brief talks with ERyselas spi lltesa dor, likely also with President Lowbet and Premipe Roovier.
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Coal Oil Prices Rise Again in Pittsburgh Trade
In Pittsburgh on September 1 crude oil prices for all grades rose again by the Standard Oil Company, marking the third advance over two weeks. Higher grades remained largely unchanged while the lower grades increased, signaling a broad tightening in the crude oil market.
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Territorial Board of Pharmacy Holds Session
The Territorial Board of Pharmacy met in this city and continued in session today held in the drug store of B. Ruppe. Full attendance included President B. Ruppe and Secretary A. J. Fisher with members E. G. Murphey W. C. Porterfield and P. Marino. Two exam applicants passed for J. A. Agee and H. B. Neer of Portales Roosevelt county.
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Territorial Dental Board meeting rescheduled for November 6
The New Mexico Board of Dental Examiners will meet at Dr. F. E. Olney’s office in Las Vegas on November 6, replacing October. Board members listed include Dr. J. A. Chamberlin of Albuquerque as president, N. Lord of Santa Fe as secretary and treasurer, and other members from Las Vegas and Carlsbad.
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Roswell Praise From Hon G A Richardson Visit
Hon G A Richardson and family arrived from Roswell via Trinidad for a brief stay. He will attend a New Mexico Bar Association meeting that adjourned and the joint statehood convention opening tomorrow. He praises Roswell as a future rival to Albuquerque and a likely thriving city soon.
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Pastors Hold Monthly Conference in City Churches
The city pastors met for their Monthly conference at The Baptist yesterday afternoon. Rev D W Barron of First Congregational was welcomed as the latest addition to the Ministers Alliance. A committee of Rev Mc Nitt and Rev Harrison will revise and publish the calendar of religious services and post it publicly. The conference also appointed Rev Garton and Rev Fisk to request the Daily Panera to give the Sunday church more prominence in services.
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Elkins Talks Rail Bill In Washington Visit
Senator Elkins of West Virginia is in New York consulting with railroad and business leaders about railroad legislation to be considered at the coming session. As chairman of the Senate committee on interstate commerce, he will oversee railway measures, predicting a prolonged bitter fight over revision this winter.
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Santa Fe Day Fair Draws 300 Ancient Attendees
Santa Fe Day unfolds with sunny weather and a forecast of warmth. About 300 Ancient City visitors arrived at 11 30 AM, crowding the fairgrounds as racing and ball games attract large turnouts.
Four Mysterious Fires Endanger New York Forts
Four fires in forts guarding New York harbor have damaged magazines barracks hospitals and siege guns within two months at Fort Slocum and other sites. A court of inquiry is ordered into the Fort Slocum blaze as authorities fear possible sabotage amid ongoing Franco German talks on a Morocco settlement.
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New York Aims at Permanent World’s Fair for 1909
New York plans a permanent world’s fair to celebrate the Hudson river tricen tennial with land options at Verplank’s Point near Peekskill. Governor Higgins’ return from Europe on September 22 is awaited to shape concrete plans. Rail traffic west remains near normal, though Santa Fe’s southern Kansas division is out of service due to floods near Madison.
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Duluth man dies on train from Bright's disease
George Howard Potter of Duluth Minnesota, 36, died aboard the southbound No 1 passenger train near Lamy late yesterday. His body was removed in Albuquerque and sent home to Duluth with a bereaved brother. Potter had Bright's disease for over a decade while traveling to southern California for relief.
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Americans Lead At Lucerne International Peace Congress
Lucerne Switzerland September 1 A strong American presence leads the fourteenth international peace congress with prominent roles for the American Peace Society Philadelphia and other groups. Debates focus on armament reductions and a permanent international congress for regular discourse and neutralization proposals gain attention amid broader calls for organized international arbitration and constitutional groundwork.
Santa Fe Damages Run Into Millions
Chicago, Sept. 39. Weastern floods have caused the Santa Fe railway toxa of more than two million dinlines in the ideal yoat just closed. This is stated in the annual deput, which shows eros earnings of more than 368,000,000. With regard to the Santa Fe's new transcontinental erit weaid that work in progressing at three points, any time expeeted the entire one will be completed this year. It is announced also that the company is projecting a road from Witk anbing, Arie, across the Colorado River, to Bengal, on the qwalnine to California. By the close of the dwar, It is given out, a total of 422 miion of double track will have been com pleted, the longest stretch, which is between Holliday and Emporia, being fifty-four miles.
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Weather and market notes from September reports
Weather in Mississippi Valley shows fair conditions with clearing trends west of the region and frost noted on northeastern slopes. Japan moves toward steady daily business as peace arrangements ease, with capital slowly entering banks post peace. Wool market remains active. dealers sell at firm prices though fleece prices show softening signals.
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Floods in Central West Reach New Heights
St. Louis Sept 19 The Mississippi River swelled by more than fourteen feet in twenty four hours and remains on the rise river men predict the crest within a day before easing below danger. Labor gangs move merchandise from levees to safe locations as flood waters threaten nearby towns and farms.
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Prominent Maine Politician Powers Admitted After Son’s Illness
Hon Llewellyn Powers arrives with a sick son from the west and stays at St Joseph sanitarium in Willams Arla. The congressman, a joint statehood advocate, will remain until his son recovers while attending the statehood convention at the Casino tomorrow morning. Ex-Delegate Rodey and Dr Hope join the welcoming committee at the depot.
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Statehood Conference To Be Held At Casino
A joint statehood conference is planned at the Casino tomorrow morning starting at 10 o clock. Impromptu speeches will be made by leading statehood advocates, with Maine Congressman Llewellyn Powers expected to attend as second on the committee on territories. Friends of joint statehood are urged to attend.
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States General Opened at The Hague Again
The Hague was the scene as States General reopened last night. Queen Wilhelmina urged universal military training for the youth to mobilize the nation for defense and promised to seek means to hasten completion of Amsterdam’s fortifications.
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Turkey yields to Armenian protection claims in consular access
Constantinople Sept 19 Turkey takes first step toward yielding to Allied demands by admitting American consular authorities may see Armenian detainees Vartenian and Afarian who claim U S protection. Vartenian charged with murder of a permanent Armenian man Afarian accused of plotting to assassinate July 21 when bomb exploded as the sultan left the mosque. Also notes Hon W H Walton probate court clerk of Grant county and editor of the Silver City Independent meeting delegations at a fair and plans to return from Denver. Also employment notice six first class carpenters sought by John W McQuade with high wages Max.
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