Two Members From Each County Constitutes the Executive Committee
The Sheep and Wool Growers convention opened today at 9 30 with Chairman Abbott presiding. Delegates adopted by laws aligned with the Wyoming Wool Growers association, amended to elect the president and vice president by delegates and the secretary and treasurer by the executive committee as well as two members from each county. Members enrolled and paid dues as the convention moved through addresses by Hon. B J Huling, Casimero Baryela, and George S Whikee.
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Sheep and Wool Grower's Convention
Abbott
Wyoming Wool Growers’ Association
Louis McRae
Cav A. Dalles
Torrance County
Charles Chadwick
New Mexico Wool Growers’ Association
J. M. Wilson
Bach
B. J. Huling
Trinidad
Colo
Huling
Evening Citizen Publishing Company
Explosion at Jellico Wrecks Town Kills Nine to Fifteen
In Jellico Kentucky side and nearby business district a dynamite blast in a Louisville & Nashville railroad car wrecked nearly all shops and damaged the Camarthen hotel. Early counts put dead at eleven with fifty injured. later reports raise to nine dead and fifty injured with several unrecognizable bodies. A tornado at Springfield Minnesota destroyed eleven buildings with no fatalities.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Sem
Jellico
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Louisville & Nashville
Camarthen
Union
Kentucky
Rand Powder Company
Southern Railroad
Southern
Intervention Imminent as Cuba Quarrel Deepens
Havana reports indicate American mediation is failing to settle the Cabin quarrel and Taft may seek decisive action soon. President Roosevelt is in frequent touch with Taft as conditions worsen, with observers in Washington predicting U S intervention and a move toward reconcentration without Weylerlike excesses.
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Havana
Taft
United States
Gen
Weyler
Nephews and Nieces of Russell Sage Gain Increase
New York September 21 The World reports negotiations among EL HM Harriman William Rockefeller and the Smith estate over transferring control of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad to Union and Southern Pacific companies. The Baltimore and Ohio would join the Union Pacific system if the deal succeeds.
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New York
EL HM
Harriman
William Rockefeller
Smith
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Union and
Southern Pacific
Baltimore & Ohio
Union Pacific Sys
Jerome mayor candidate chosen for Denver ticket
The committee appointed by the Republican state convention announces Rev. Dr. Henry A. Buchtel as gubernatorial candidate replacing Philip B. Stewart who declined. Buchtel, chancellor of Denver University, was praised for character and attainments while party leaders noted many eminent Republicans suggested. He accepted the nomination.
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Denver
John F. Vivian
Franklin BE. Brooks
George Stidger
Henry A. Buechtel
Denver University
Philip B. Stewart
Buchtel
Las Vegas Day at the Fairgrounds Attendance Steady
A Las Vegas event at the fairgrounds drew a smaller crowd than yesterday but attendance remained solid. Organizers reported continued interest and steady participation from residents and visitors alike.
Downtown and Fair Grounds Program for Tonight
The edition lists tonight events at downtown venues and fair grounds. Highlights include 1 p.m Indian dance, 7:30 p.m carnival attractions, 9 p.m Montezuma Ball, 10 p.m Reckless Russell high diving, and 11 p.m Indian dance. Tomorrow’s Friday events cover carnival acts, baseball at the fair grounds, balloon ascensions, and more masked carnival night.
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Reckless Russell
Fair Grounds
Mitchell Wegon
Halloon
King
Ting
Police Arrest Four Suspects in Home Robbery Ring
Four suspects are in custody after police surveillance led to arrests in a house robbery case. One suspect is a woman. No further robberies were reported today.
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Telus
Stockmen and Dr Potter Hold Conference
In Santa Fe offices the sheep sanitary board hosted Dr A F Potter and a delegation of 35 to 40 stockmen from central New Mexico. The meeting focused on forest reserves in western Socorro county with stockmen broadly opposing new reserves. Potter presented government perspectives and listened, aiming for mutual understanding though no action was decided. Lead and copper prices from New York markets are noted with small price ranges.
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Sheep Sanitary Board
A. F. Potter
Forestry Bureau
New Mexico
Socorre
Potter
Steamer Blucher Runs Aground In The Elbe
The Hamburg American steamer Blucher running from Hamburg to New York ran aground in the Elbe near Hamburg. Assistance is being sent. In St Louis wool markets, steady with no change noted as of September 21.
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Roger Q
Ragnarok I
Burdess
Jack McGinn
Joss Barnett
Sos
Bng Allerton
Blucher
Elbe
Hamburg
St. Louis
St. Joule
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