Curry Inaugurated as New Mexico Governor in Santa Fe
George Curry was sworn in as territorial governor at 2 o'clock in the house of representatives chamber Santa Fe. The ceremony was followed by a large public welcome, a parade, a reception at the Claire Hotel and a grand ball at the Palace Hotel marking a notable capital inauguration in the territory.
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House of Representatives
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George Curry
Territory of
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United States
Willian Mills
Territorial Supreme Court
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Governor Curry Tours Santa Fe Rally After Railroad Arrival
Governor Curry arrives in Santa Fe aboard a special Santa Fe Central line train for a campaign stop. Local leaders and Lincoln and Dona Ana counties greet him at Torrance and El Paso delegates join the reception, then the party proceeds to the Claire Hotel amid a large crowd.
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Grand Central Hotel
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Toswell
Nae Hallard
B. A. Cahoon
Ary Stockard
Nathan Jaffa
Coin County
W. CC. McDonald
William Wi -Amace Ian
Tion
White Oaks
M A.itera
Decomposed Body Found in River Near Alma
Remains of a man found near Alma, Texas, reported today after being in the river for about a week. The coroner and justice of the peace investigated. body described as severely decomposed and identified as the person missing.
Inauguration Crowds Build at Santa Fe Governor's Event
Several hundred visitors fill Santa Fe for the governor’s inauguration. The city hosts record crowds with hotels near capacity and many staying overnight as trains bring more guests tomorrow. The governor and guests enjoy a festive reception before a strenuous day ahead.
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Beata
Santa Fe
Albuquerque Delegation Heads to Governor Curry Inauguration
Albuquerque will be fully represented at Governor George Curry's inauguration with 30 to 40 residents traveling from Santa Fe. A large delegation, including local officials and Morning Journal readers, will attend the event aboard special trains and transfer to the capital to join other supporters.
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George Curry Jadas
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Perfecto Armita
Dena Romera
E. Springer
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Walve Hesselden
W. Lurker
Jounal
Mrs. Hurke
Otto Checkman
Mix Dieckman
A. Ht. Strattai Chamberlain
J. F. Suber
A. K. Pex
Santa
Runte Bo Brawets Trgltt
Rockefeller Predicted To Live Another Twenty Five Years
Fragmentary report from Maryeland Ohio cites Dr H F Bigger predicting financier Rockefeller will live beyond a quarter century. The garbled note references a golf outing by Rockefeller and mentions the Standard Oil successor likelihood of long life.
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Maryeland
Ohio
Aus
Mocketetler
Amy
H. F. Bigger
Fr. Bigger
Rocketeller
Curry Speaks as Valley Welcomes New Governor
A large crowd greeted Governor Curry in Valley Town during a special train stop. He praised progress, railroads, and growing prosperity and pledged to serve all territory residents as a public servant, with cooperation from the people and officials.
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Matancia
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Curry
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A. B. Yall
Athanpey
Senator Beveridge Weds in Germany
Senator Beveridge marries Katherine Keddy of Chicago and Albert J. Beveridge of Indiana in two ceremonies in Germany. The civil rite followed by a religious service at the American embassy were led by Rev. Dr. Thomas C. Hall. Close relatives and a few intimate friends attended both ceremonies.
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Katherine Keddy
Chicago
Bho Maedldy
Eftpheeesy
Albert J. Vieverites
Jodtiana
Thomas ¢. Hall
People Presbyterian Church of Chicago
Presant
Four Die at Gatate Crossing in New Jersey Incident
Four men employed at Norwood house were killed when their carriage was struck at Gatate Crossing. The crash occurred at night as a Pennsylvania train passed, causing instant deaths for all on board. The victims include Thomas Kawards and three colleagues.
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N J. Aus
Norwood House
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Colorado and Southern strike halts mining and jobs
Trainmen walkout blocks Colorado and Southern rail service causing16 major Trinidad area mines to shut down leaving about 3,000 workers unemployed. Grievance committees seek two cents extra per hour for yardmen, raising fear of wider spread and coal shortages. City brakemen oversee a coal train at Olaen as disruption continues.
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Denver
Martin A. Knapp
Interstate Commerce Commission
Charles P. Neill
Colorado and Southern Railway
Denver and
Rio Grande
Trinidad
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Southern
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Olaen
Colorado
Governor Curry Likely Chooses Secretary of New Mexico
Roswell, N M Aug 7 Nathan Jaffa of Roswell was offered and accepted the post of secretary of the territory with presidential authorization. Governor Curry would inform the president after the inauguration. A.B Fall is named for attorney general and John T Polton eyed for Carlsbad postmaster at Extancia New Mexico.
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Morning Journal
Roswell
N. M
Nathan Jaffa
New Mexico
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Jaffa
J. W. Raynolds
Extancia
Territory
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Jodge Fall
Government Ready to Prosecute Trust Leaders If Chance Exists
Morning Journal reports Attorney General Bonaparte backs criminal actions against trust heads where a reasonable chance of success exists. He notes past indictments targeted corporations, not presidents, and stresses pursuing individuals who truly bear responsibility under anti trust law.
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New York
New York Times
Lennox
Mass
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Bonaparte
Washington
Department of Justice
Torrential Rain Triggers Court Hearing Disruption
In Pittsburg on August 7, a major storm flooded Turtle Creek after heavy rain. Thomas Jordan, a bank janitor, faced a disorderly conduct hearing tied to a $5,575 disappearance, but the proceedings halted as flooding forced officials and matter to be postponed.
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Morning Journal Special
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Thomas Jordan
First National Bank of
Turtle Creek
Justice of the Peace
Irwin
Pennsylvania Railroad
Atlantic Refining Company
Crescent Brewery
Laramer
Irwin Trafford
Wilmerding
East Pittsburg
Strike breakers sent to Trinidad to quell Colorado strike
Labor officials report twenty five professional strike breakers arrived in Trinidad to occupy strikers’ positions in the south division. The men were imported to replace strikers while no details of the government telegram were released.
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Denver
Morrisey
Brotherhood of Railway
Neill
Washington
Welsh
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Trinidad
A.D. Parker
Parker
John Farley
Chicago
Parthe
Western Federation Chief Back in Denver
Charles H Moyer president of the Western Federation of Miners returned to Denver with Mrs Moyer and her sister after a quiet trip to avoid demonstrations. He plans to attend the federation's executive committee meeting this week.
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Charles H Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
Meyer
Federation
Connecticut Battleship Makes Good Time in Test Run
The first government built class battleship Connecticut completed fourteen measured mile runs off the harbor with five best runs averaging 18.7 knots. The trial was marred by a fatal accident as firesman M Turner aboard the flat car was killed by a bucket of ashes.
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Fockland
Louisiana
Connecticut
Newport News Ship Building Company
M. Turner
Ohio
Heat Prostrates Six in Kansas City on 93 Degree Day
Six people fainted in Kansas City as the heat reached a 93 degree high with high humidity making it the hottest and most uncomfortable day of the summer so far.
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Kansas City
Four Die in Iowa Tornadoes News from Des Moines
Final reports from northern Iowa describe four deaths from yesterday's tornadoes all listed as Hanlontown residents Ole Tweed Ashland Tween Mrs Ashland Tween Ant In Fant Son among the deceased. Injuries reported include Mrs Harrison of Des Moines and Mrs Quinby of Elma. Rockwell area suffered heavy barn destruction and livestock losses while Clear Lake faced major damage.
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Clear Lake
Washington builders vote general strike grips city
A general strike by the city building trades will start tomorrow morning after the bricklayers union voted tonight to join the strike. About seven hundred workers will be affected, halting work on the Metropolitan club and other projects, while government projects remain largely untouched. The bricklayers will affiliate with the American Federation of Labor.
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Bricklayers’ Union
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American Federation of Labor
Cleveland Woman Weds English Lord in East Cleveland
The marriage of Miss Laure B Glenn daughter of Isaac Arbuckle coffee magnate and Lord Laie Ate mitage Rivers of England was performed by Rev. Henry Seymour Brown of the First Presbyterian Church East Cleveland. After a three months visit in England the couple will reside in Cleveland.
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Auto speed contest ends in fatal crash near Milwaukee
A race between two Milwaukee cars covering about twenty five miles ended in a wreck at a bridge over Elma creek near Brookfield Junction. Two people died including George Ross driver for Alderman Koerner and former Alderman Joseph Kuschbeert. The other car owner Frank Mulkern escaped with the machine reaching its destination. Two others were injured though not fatally.
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Elma Creek
Brookfield Junction
John Koerner
Frank Mulkern
Waukee
Plague Strikes Arizona Mining Camp
News from Wickenburg, sixty miles northwest of Phoenix, reports a mysterious plague causing several deaths. Local doctors cannot diagnose or treat effectively as the outbreak spreads in the mining town.
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Ariz
Wickenburg
Peddled Kindling with General Grant
Thomas Morrison, once a partner with General Ulysses S. Grant in peddling firewood in St. Louis, died at 83 from injuries in a runaway accident on Monday. The report notes Morrison’s longtime association with Grant and his death in a late incident. The front has Turkish forces marching into Persia with villages burned. Mexanja reported shelled and ninety killed including women and children, while ten girls were abducted.
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Ulysses &. Grant
Bt. Louks
Teheran
Persia
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French Proposal Backs Warship Crew Prize Money Ban
The Hague August 7 The French proposal to prohibit crews of warships from receiving prize money was discussed before the Geneva convention committee and carried by ten votes to four Fourteen delegates abstained and twelve were absent.
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Policeman Arrested for Killing Helena Editor
Helena Ark August 7 Former policeman Ben Carruth was arrested on the charge of assassinating J M Scott city editor of the Helena World Sunday morning. Carruth denies the charge though police say they have strong circumstantial evidence.
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Helena
Ark
Los Angeles Telegraphers Strike After Discharge
About seventy members of Los Angeles local Commercial Telegraphers walked out of the operating department after Western Union refused reinstatement of a discharged employee. By 6:30 p.m. only five men remained at the keys while over fifty gathered nearby to decide future actions. The strike aims to force reinstatement with no negotiations apparent and no anticipated return before tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Telegraph Strike Turmoil Reaches West Coast
Unconfirmed reports say Western Union officials did not appear for a Los Angeles strike. Commercial Telegraphers union head J Small discussed reopening Ban Vreneiate and asked dispatch of Stewart from Mr Melot to San Francisco. Telegraphers claim discrimination after returning to work under pending arbitration. Negotiations with Commissioner Neill reportedly hinge on humane treatment within the thirty day window.
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Ban Vreneiate
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Washington
Stewart
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