Albuquerque Businessmen Meet Santa Fe Officials on Freight Rates
Albuquerque shippers and wholesale grocers gather at the Commercial Club as Santa Fe Freight Department leaders hear protests and discuss readjusting rates. Live stock rate increases prompt demand to restore former charges, with NM grocers urging immediate relief and price reductions for consumers.
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Albuquerque
Commercial Club
At & O'Clock
The
Santa Fe Railroad
Santa Fe
George T. Nicholson
J. Ke. Gorman
F. B. Houghton
Gorman
J. R. Kounts
W R. Brown
el Paso
New Mexico Wholesale Grocers’ Association
New Mexico
M W. Brown
Browne-Manzanares Company
Las Vegas
Harry W. Kelly
Green Kelly Company
M Remsberg
Remsberg Mercun Tile Company
Raton
C. N. Cotton
C. N. Cotton Company
Galup
C. F. Jones
Jones-Downes Mercantile Company
R Silver City
H. B. Cartwright
Cartwright & Co
Banta Fe
George Arnot
Groes-Kelly Company
Albuqquerdus
Robert Putney
Lo Bo Putney
Brit to Fight Summers in London Bout for $5,000 Purse
Jimmy Britt of California and Johan Summers of England signed articles to fight at the Se gional Sporting club in London in February for a $5,000 purse.
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London
Jimmy Britt
Vy California
Johan Summers
Segional Sporting Club
Dorando to Race Longboat in New York Marathon Duel
Dorando Pioti the Italian marathoner who defeated John Hayes was matched to race Tom Longboat the Indian for 26 miles 385 yards in Madison Square Garden on December 15 in New York.
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Dorando
New York
Dorando Pioti
John Hayes
Tom Longboat
Madiliset Square Garden
Memphis cotton buyer G. Cowee dies by own action
Memphis Tenn December 1 G Cowee a former well known cotton buyer and member of Memphis social life was found dead with a bullet hole in his temple in a locked room at his Union Avenue residence Police report death by own action ruling.
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Memphis
Tenn
Cowee
Union Avenue
Widow of Clinician On Stand In Davis Murder Trial
In Omaha on December 1 the second day of Charles E. Davis murder trial heard from two witnesses including Dr. Frederick Rustin’s widow. The prosecution seeks life insurance proceeds of 75100 while the defense probes to limit testimony from the coroner and earlier hearings.
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Omaha
Charles EE. Davis
Frederick Rustin
Archer
Davita
Austin
Los Angeles Bans Newspaper Race Tips
Los Angeles officials announce enforcement of the anti-tip ordinance, prohibiting publication of race tips and sale of tips on streets. Prosecuting attorney Eddie warns papers have a grace period to stop tips and says complaints will be issued soon if noncompliant.
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Los Angeles
Tiny W. Eddie
Eddie
Torpedo Flotilla Ships Arrive in San Diego Harbor
Torpedo boats Hull Truxton Preble Perry Stewart Whipple and Hopkins arrived from Magdalena Bay after target practice with the Pacific fleet. The cruiser fleet prepares to sail southward and the torpedo flotilla will base in San Diego for the winter. The destroyer fleet is to join soon and the Yorktown and Albany will arrive at the same time.
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San Diego
Cal
Hull
Truxton
Preble
Perry
Stewart
Whipple
Hopkins
Magdalena Bay
Flotila
Yorktown
Albany
Coroner’s inquest rules death by own action in True case
The coroner’s jury finds W H True died by his own action caused by despondency. True, a New York life insurance agent, shot himself minutes before a policy for 4000 dollars expired. Thomas Marshall of Missoula arrives to arrange remains for Norman T Davis of Louisville, Ky.
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Hutte
Mont
W. H. True
New York
Police Chief Fatally Wounds Subordinate in Simcoe Park
An extraordinary shooting in Simcoe Ontario left Police Constable Wilkins gravely wounded with four bullet injuries. Chief of Police Malone is in custody on attempted murder charges after a meeting in the park where the two men had not spoken.
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Simcoe
Ontario
Dee. leAn
Wilkins
Malone
Shooting Underway As Jealousy Suspected
A man named Wilkins was shot and found unconscious, then transported to a hospital. Police describe the incident as stemming from professional jealousy and are investigating the circumstances.
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Wilkins
Overwork drives Yale student to death by own action
John Allen White, 20, of Walton, N. J., a Yale graduate school student, died after jumping from West Stock to the ground below, a 100 foot drop. A letter to his father suggests he intended to take his life, with officials noting possible temporary derangement from overwork and worry. He had been a top student in Yale’s academic department before entering the graduate school.
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New Haven
Conn
John Allen White
Walton
Yale Graduate School
West Tock
White
Yale
Body of Mrs Cowper to be cremated today
Middletown New York December 1 The body of Eleanor Merron Cowper actress and author who fatally shot herself Friday at the St Regis hotel New York City will be cremated tomorrow The ashes will be buried in this city beside those of her close friend James Wallick and her husband who died by own action on May 18
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Middletown
N. Y
Eleanor Merron Cowper
St. Regis Hotel
New York City
James H. Wallick
Jury Secures Trial in Rocky Ford Banker Case
La Junta Colorado December 1 The jury is secured for the state case against E J Smith cashier of the defunct Rocky Ford State Bank charged with receiving deposits after insolvency. Opening statements delivered then adjourned until morning. San Salvador Plot Crushed Martial law proclaimed amid revolutionary efforts in Sonsonate with prominent opponents imprisoned.
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la Junta
Colo
E. J. Smith
Rocky Ford State Bank
3S. H. White
San Salvador
Figueroa
Department
Sonsonate
Noted Surgeon Near Death After Skull Fracture
Pneumonia developed in the case of Dr. J. A. McCosh a noted surgeon at Presbyterian hospital. He has been in serious condition since a run away accident on Saturday when his skull was fractured. No operation has been performed as his condition precludes it and he remains unconscious.
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New York
J. A. McCosh
Presbyterian Hospital
Futile search for body of police chief Biggy
The body of Chief William J. Biggy, who disappeared after leaving the patrol launch during a trip from Helvidere to San Francisco, has not been recovered. Boats with searchlights remain on the bay as officials brace for a possible long absence and reflect on the chief’s public dispute with newspapers and the death of Morris Haas.
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Morning Journal
San Francisco
Dex Il
Golden Gate
Hunters Point
William J. Biggy
Helvidere
Keil
Belvidere
Biggy
Morris Haas
Francia J. Heney
Taylor
A. D. Cutter
Biggs
Cutter
Blizzard Rages Across Western Canada Fortunes Drop
Blizzard rages across western Canada with temperatures plunging from above freezing Sunday to 20 below. One man found frozen to death near Bet hazy Sak today amid dangerous conditions.
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Canada
Winnipeg
Beterhazy
Sak
Pope Shows Weakness Amid Cold Illness
Rome reports Pope Paul III remains weak after a normal course cold. Doctors say his condition causes anxiety over his strength while the pontiff recovers under medical care.
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Pope Seriously III
Rome
Trust War Hearings Probe Standard Oil Subsidiaries
New York December hearing in the government suit to dissolve the trust questions ownership of the Security Oil company of Texas and other oils. John B Archbold testifies on mysterious 2.7 million loan to James McDonald and Standard ownership of Manhattan Oil and Tidewater pipelines.
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New York
Security Oil Company of Texas
Standard Oil Company
Frank B. Kellogg
United States
John B. Archbold
Kellogg
James McDonald
Anglo-American Company
Standard
Archbold
McDonald
Manhattan Oil Company
Ohio
Henry H. Rogers
The
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Standard of Ohio
Standard of New York
Lste
Standard Company of New Jersey
Standard of New Jersey
Prairie Oil and Gas Company
General Industrial Development Syndtcate, Limited
Tonto
Kelloge
General Industrial Syndicate Company
Manhattan OS Company
Archbold Wos
Manhattan
London Company
Anthony N
Brady
People's Gas, Light and Coke Company
Chicago
Mr. Archbold
Cial
England
Anglo- American Company
Anglo-American
Anglo Company
Rogers
Teagle
Waters- Pierce Oil Company
C. M. Pratt
M. M. van Buren
Waters-Pierce Company
Tidewater Pipe Line
Tidewater
Waboard
Crescent
United States Pipeline
Kellogge
Globe Refining Company
Western Pipe Line Company
M. Kellogg
Republic of
Acme Oil Company of
Newberry Favors Navy Staff Reshaping
Washington talks of reorganizing the navy staff toward a general board model like the army. Secretary Newberry would add general officers as the secretary directs, enabling practical work by a broader staff while preserving his control. He backs law only after practical enforcement shows stability.
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Washington
Army
Newberry
General Board of the
Pays
Secretary of the Navy
General Board
Election results in Wastieaton Washington December report
In Wastieaton Wash the vote totals show Nichol with 106062 and 58 283 for the Republican party. Plurality figures and party splits for Independence and other groups follow with minor margins and secretary press implications.
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Vasittee
Wash
Sygate
Nichol
Iflice
Independence
Pressdemocratic
Raging River Overthrow Threatens Pine Bluff
Pine Bluff Arkansas faces a major flood as the Arkansas River rises to an estimated sixteen feet. Local crews brace all day and night to shore crumbling riverbanks with fascine mats and willow reinforced debris. A federal permit to cut through government levees was sought after a plan to reroute the river failed. Buildings and warehouses along the waterfront cling to the bank as sections of land along the county courthouse and Jefferson Hotel vanish into the river threatening numerous streets and blocks of commerce.
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Morning Journal
Pine Bluff
Ark
Roosevelt
Arkansas
War Department
County Court House
Jefferson Hotel
Insurgent forces poised to seize Port au Prince in Haiti
Port au Prince reports show General Antoine Simon advancing from the south with thousands of insurgents after capturing Leogane. Government ministers resign. President Nord Alexis faces a potential flight as foreign warships and ships position offshore.
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Port Au Prince
Antoine Simon
Revolutionary Forces
Jacmel
Department
Louis Borno
Legation
le Conte
Interior
Laluelu
Marcelin
Celestin Cyriaque
Alexis
Turrenne Jean Gilles
Solon Menos
Simon
Nord Alexis
Des Moines
Tacoma
United States
Duguay Trouin
Sceylla
Fiera Mason
Leogane
Cgonaire
Port de Paix
Austria Honors Franz Joseph With Diamon Jubilee Festivities
Vienna marks Emperor Franz Josephs diamond jubilee with electric illuminations at the Hofburg and high honors for officials. Crowds exceed 3.5 million as celebrations cause fatal and injuring accidents. the emperor expresses sympathy and partial amnesty is announced.
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Vienna
Emare Francis Joseph
Imperial Hofburg
Baron von Acherenthal
Horburg
Convicted in St Louis for false gin labels in probe
In St Louis a federal court found liquor dealers Levy and Asher guilty of sending unprepared or mislabelled liquor and of misbranding liquor by express. Sentencing expected tomorrow with possible fine or imprisonment. Case tied to a well known gun label affair in the prohibition campaign.
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St. Louis
Dec
Tare Levyy
Adolph
Asher
Levy
Tennessee
Football Player Dies Prom Injuries After Thanksgiving Game
A football player died from injuries sustained in a Thanksgiving game in Boston. The report notes the incident led to a military tribute for Sergeant Hurd Dowdle of Asheville, later connected to a separate unit at Fort Meyer.
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Boston
Hurd Dowdle
Asheville No
United States Cogent Artillery
Fort Mevere
Money Needed to Fight Cattle Malady
Washington reports the agriculture department will seek a $500000 emergency appropriation to combat foot and mouth disease spreading in New York Pennsylvania Michigan and Maryland. Officials note the current outbreak requires rapid funding as dealers in affected states demand contract relief and the department weighs relief options.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
New York
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Maryland
Wichon
Congress
Ordinance Bans Rattle Trap Street Cars in City
New York reports aldermen approve an ordinance prohibiting elevated streetcar noises and routes through certain blocks. Advocates pressed the measure amid concerns over disturbance and public safety as the board passed the act governing streetcar operations under city code.
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New York
Board of Aldermen
Toda
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