Talk of cattle war called rediculous by captain of mounted police
Captain Fred Fornoff of the New Mexico mounted police said the talk of a cattle war in south eastern New Mexico is unreal. He reported few conflicts between homesteaders and cattlemen, noted some cattle deaths, and emphasized a fence law as a possible solution. Both sides seek peace and expect the issue to settle as it has in other western regions. He planned to return to the area shortly to monitor developments.
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New Mexico
Fred Fornoft
New Mexico Mounted Police
Great Western Range
Bouz
Beautiful Leather Goods Line At C A Matson Co Albuquerque
C A Matson Co offers a wide leather goods collection in Albuquerque for Christmas shoppers. Ladies hand bags, desk and desk items, card cases and bridge sets range from one to twenty-five dollars. The line features both high end leather pieces and affordable elegant options, urging shoppers to view the assortment this week.
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C. A. Matson & Co
Albuquerque
Heavy advance sale for Clanman theater seats
The advance sale for The Clanman opened yesterday and sold about $500 worth of seats by 10 o clock. The tenor indicates the entire house may sell out before tomorrow evening.
Murder Mystery in New York Baffles Police
In New York on December 12 the murder of a young woman at 337 East Eleventh Street remains unsolved. Police report two women living in the apartment who resemble each other like twins, and blood prints on a picture frame suggest photographs were torn from its frame during the two weeks the body lay undiscovered.
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New York
East Eleventh Street
Carey
Detective Department
Woman from California Accused in Jewel Robbery Case
The janitor recalls the lodger stating the dead woman from California lived there with her husband Lieutenant Petrosini. Det. Dureau and Lt. Petrosini suspect two women staying at the flat lured Flora to rob her, as neighbors note she showed valuable jewels before her death. A gas receipt dated September 17 bearing Belello’s name was found, but the gas company offered no clues.
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California
Belello
Government cannot confiscate swindlers flash roll
Judge Ward held that real money used as a decoy in the green goods swindle cannot be confiscated by the government. Detectives seized a flash roll of 1669 dollars from George Cheevers and Dennis Gayney, who were convicted and imprisoned in Sing Sing. Gayney had ordered half the money to his wife and half to his attorney. the clerk of the court was instructed to pay the money per the prisoner's orders.
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New York
Ward
United States Circuit Court
George Cheevers
Dennis Gayney
Sing Sing
Gayney
Haif
Body of War Hero to Rest in Pauper Grave
New York reports that William Hanrahan, a hero of the Boxer outbreaks, died in a Newark hospital with no claimant. He volunteered at Tianjin to retrieve dead and wounded under heavy fire. Letters from John D. Long and Major James Regan praised his bravery. his father, a retired Boston sea captain, cannot be located.
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New York
William Hanrahan
Newark
Potter's Field
Hanrahan
Tien Tsin
John D. Long
Navy
McKinley
James Regan
Board of Awards
United States Army
Boston
Flathead Lands Withdrawn From Entry
A Kalispell land office withdrawal is issued for three townships along the Little Bitterroot watershed as part of the Flathead irrigation project. The order allows settlement to continue and envisions storage dams to impound water for irrigation in the northern reservation.
War Supply Depot Planned Near Manila Bay Corridor
The War Department has outlined a reserve supply depot near Corregidor at Manila Bay costing 250000 and Manila military reservation store houses costing 1250000 to speed troop support in the Philippines. Improvements at the Manta reservation include railway and wharf facilities for efficient handling of supplies. Por Berema, Tetter and Salt Rheum. The intense itching characteristic of these ailments is almost instantly allayed by Chamberlain's Salve. Many severe cases have been cured by it for sale by all druggists.
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Washington, D. C
Corrigidor Ishind
Manila Bay
Manila
Army
War Department
Philippines
Manta Reservation
No More Distress From Stomach or Dyspepsia Today
An advertisement promises quick relief from indigestion and stomach upset using Pape's Diapepsin. It claims fermentation causes misery and that a dose will digest food, cleanse the stomach and intestines, and end stomach nerves, catarrh, gastritis, and dyspepsia within minutes.
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Pape
Pepe
German high tribute to Roosevelt praised by Berlin paper
Berlin December 12 German response to Roosevelt's message appears in the Nord Deutsche Allegemeine Zeitung via the semi weekly review of foreign affairs. The article says Roosevelt has a vast program and that several congresses will have work. It adds the political world respects Roosevelt as an eminent strong leader whose memory will endure after he leaves the White House.
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Berlin
Roosevelt
Review of Foreign Affairs
Nord Deutsche Allegemeine Zeitung
White House
Cuba fears competition with Philippine sugar
Havana December 12 An action by the Ways and Means Committee of the United States Congress to place 100000 tons of Filipino sugar on the free list would cause grave apprehension among Cubans in the sugar industry. The Lucha urges Cuban politicians to unite with planters to secure concessions and prevent Cuban competition in the U S market.
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Havana
Ways and Means Committee
United States Congress
United States
Cuba
Pillsbury Mills Receivers Report Huge Debt
Receivers of the Pillsbury-Washburn Flour Mills company report to Judge Purdy that as of December 12 they hold 966347 in cash since August and estimate liabilities at 5143518 with net current assets about 2124028 per Marwick, Mitchell & Co. accountants.
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Minneapolis
Pillsbury-Washburn Flour Mills Company
Milton Purdy
Federal Circuit Court
Marwick, Mitchell &Co
Claimants seek appeal in estate of Congressman Dingley
Edith Dingley Hope of Washington and Albert G. Dingley of Denver, heirs at law to late Nelson Dingley Jr of Lewiston, file in supreme court to appeal probate account approval. They allege new inventory filed only in 1967 and claim lack of knowledge of settlement. Charles Litthefield of New York acts as counsel.
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Auburn
Edith Dingley Hope
Washington
Albert G. Dingley
Denver
Nelson Dingley
Lewiston
Supreme Court
Nelson Dingley, Jr
Maine
Petiioners
Charles I. Litthefield
New York
Dingley
House of Representatives
Adams Pipe Works Se ll Second Hand Water Pipe at Large Discount
300 000 feet of second hand pipe offered at discount by Adams Pipe Works at 2025 Bay Street Los Angeles. Prices listed per foot for various sizes with new couplings and threading, all pipe inspected and guaranteed serviceable. Orders filled by mail or carrier. reach by Pacific Boulevard tram from Broadway.
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Adams Pipe Works
Bay Street
O. D
Los Angeles
Pacific Boulevard
Seventh Street
Broadway
Nevada Rangers to Make War on Rustlers
Captain W L Cox state police chief leads a picked squad with Sheriff Emerson of Lassen county California to Pyramid Lake for an expedition to arrest cattle rustlers tor horses and cattle depredations across northern Nevada and California. The officers are armed for field service and expect possible resistance.
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Reno
Nev
W. L Cox
Nevada
Ex-fire chief Charles T rail released in Nevada
Charles T rail, former Salt Lake City fire chief, held in custody in Stone Nevada, was released after authorities learned no complaint had been filed. He is at East Lake Wallis at liberty and remained in Rene.
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Stone
Nev
Charles Trail
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
East Lake
Wallis
Liberty
Rene
Monuments proposed for Senator Allison in honor
Two monuments are proposed by the Iowa Society of New York to honor Senator William B. Allison. One would be erected in Washington and the other likely in Des Moines, as stated in a letter received by Gen.
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Council Bluffs
William HB Allison
Iowa Society of New York
Washington
Des Moines
General Dodge Named Fundraising Committee Chairman
General Grenville M. Dodge is appointed chairman of the fundraising committee by James S. Clarkson, president of the society, to lead efforts to raise funds.
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Eral Grenville M. Dodge
James S. Clarkson
Society
General Dodge
Taft Leads Roosevelt by Narrow Margin in National Vote
New York figures from the New York Times show Taft with 7,659,688 votes and Roosevelt 7,623,486 to live. Democratic votes total 6,450,690, up from 6,077,971 four years ago.
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Bryan
New York
New York Times
Taft
Roosevelt
Fatal Chicago Crash Injures Six Others
In Rogers Park Chicago Dec 12 Phelps B Hoyt secretary treasurer of the William Hoyt company wholesale grocers was fatally injured when Hoyts car collided with a coal wagon. He was thrown from the machine and fell on his head. Six other men were badly hurt.
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Chicago
Phelps B. Hoyt
William Hoyt
Soldier Sterling A Jeffers Arrested for Murder
Havre Montana December 12 Sterling A Jeffers a soldier in Company M Second Infantry was arrested by Sheriff Thomas of Scott County Tennessee charged with murder. He is accused of killing a companion named Hamlin in Tennessee last September. The sheriff left with his prisoner tonight.
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Havre
Mont
Sterling A Jeffers
Company M
Second Infantry
Thomas
Scott County
Tenn
Jeffers
Hamlin
Tennessee
Pioneer Seth Roseberry Dies in Tuscarora Fire
Nevada local Seth Roseberry a Tuscarora pioneer perishes in a midnight blaze that consumes his home. His wife and sons John and Clarence escape with the mother after waking to flames. the father dies on the scene.
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Elko
Nev
Seth Roseberry
Tuscarora
John
Clarence Roseberry
Holiday goods and merchandise on sale at The Maze
The Maze lists a wide array of holiday items from wagons and buggies to sewing machines and rifles. Featured prices include $9.00 ranges and $1.50 to $6.00 for various toys, tools, and sporting goods with several lines noted such as hand sewing machines and shotguns.
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Rangimap
Dell
Beeman Teik Cao
Sic
Aic
Gordon
Chicken Consomme and Roast Meats Dinner Menu
The listing shows a supper menu with items such as Chicken Consomme Rice, Boston Baked Pork and Beans, Roast Chicken Dressing, Sugar Corn and Mashed Potatoes. Desserts include Assorted Pie or Cake and Home Made Jelly. Beverages are Coffee Tea or Milk. Served from 21:30 to 9 Price 35e¢.
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Boston
Maryland
Scholar of many tongues beyond his age
A poem extols a highly educated young man fluent in Greek Hebrew Latin Chinese Sanskrit and more. It marvels at his vast knowledge in history philosophy Blackstone Kent Story botany chemistry geology logic Browning and reading habits, while noting he fails to come in when it rains.
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Blackstone
Kent
Indian Commissioner Defends Land Withdrawals in New Mexico
In his annual report Leupp argues for withdrawing valuable tracts in Northwest New Mexico to protect Navaho lands. He defends the action as necessary for preserving resources and order amid evolving federal policy.
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Leupp
New Mexico
Objects to Irrigation Project in Taos County
Morning Journal reports on Indian affairs commissioner Leupp noting Navajo lands in New Mexico and Arizona were withdrawn from entry to protect water access. Executive orders from 1907 1908 designated about 53 000 acres in New Mexico and 20 000 in Arizona for Navajo allotment and reservation expansion.
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Leupp
Indian Affairs
New Mexico
Arizona
Department
New Mester
Willian M. Peterson
Joseph G. Kent
Turmoil Over Taos Pueblo Lands and Leroux Grant Claims
The Taos Pueblo and Leroux and Martinez grant claimants clash over land and water rights in New Mexico. The Leroux grant quitclaimed to the Indians, the Martinez deed Pueblos holdings are contested, and The Taos Valley Land Company seeks a reservoir on the Rio Lucero amid protests. Indians retain potential tithe rights. litigation looms long term.
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Puebl of Taos
Antonio Martinez
Antonio Leroux
Martines
Tio Lucero
A. R. Mamby
Antonio Martine
Martinez Grant
Taos
Indian water rights protest at Taos Pueblo case
Special agents from the department of justice and Pueblo attorney filed a protest against a water impoundment application during flood season. R J W Brewster inspected the pueblo to safeguard Indian rights. Pollock and Abbott joined to enforce protective recommendations.
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R. J. W. Brewster
Department of Justice
Pueblo
Taos
Pollock
Abbott
Pueblos
Brewster
Special Officer Pollock Praised for Pueblo Work
Andrew G Pollock appointed special officer early in the year. He served in districts including New Mexico Arizona and California. He led 26 arrests and 15 final convictions among Pueblo communities. Eleven cases remained, one offender died by own action while detained three dismissed. He notes New Mexico Supreme Court ruling on Pueblo citizenship and land grants not under US courts jurisdiction. Territorial law bans alcohol sales to Pueblo Indians and aids addressed issues.
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Andrew G. Pollock
New Mexico
Arizona
California
Pollock
Supreme Court of
United States
Co operative Farm Plans on Colorado River Reservation
The article notes plans to establish a cooperative farm on the Colorado River Indian Reservation in Arizona. Superintendent Shelton at Shiprock New Mexico is testing horticulture and crops on his school farm and may expand to a full cooperative station with plant support. Special Allotting Agent Ralph Aspaas continues reallotting Jicarita Indian lands, completing 396 allotments.
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Colorado River
Aise
Arizona
United States
Shelton
San Juan
Ralph Aspaas
Jicaritla
Large sums expended on irrigation projects in Indian reservations
The 1908 appropriation for irrigation on Indian reservations totaled 125000 dollars. Of that, 40416.06 was spent on New Mexico and Arizona sites including Zuni 951.72 Navajo and Moqui 10877.02 Pueblo NM 2587.32 and other areas according to the fiscal report.
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New Meixco
Arizona
Zuni
Navajo
Moequi
Arizonse
New Mexico
Pueblo N. M
Alleged murderer seized at Trinidad
William Lee, arrested yesterday in Trinidad Cole, is wanted for the murder of Edward Nelson of Chicago at Shattuck Oklahoma, eighteen months ago. Lee was indicted after Brant McComber Holland confessed Nelson was killed after a razor threat and $600 taken, with the body dumped in a creek.
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Oklahoma City
William Lee
Trinidad
Cole
Edward Nelson
Chicago
Shattuck
Okla
Mear
Lee
Brant McComber Holland
Ul Nelson
Seventh Letter From Santa Claus About Bibles at Strong's
Santa letters readers about Bibles and Testaments at Strong's offering Family Bibles from 2.35 to 7.50, teachers Bibles in various sizes, Red Letter and Christian Worker Bibles. Mention includes leather bindings, India paper, pocket editions, large print for old folks, and a visit to view the lineup next to the Post Office with phone 1164.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strong's
Christian Worker
Red Letter
Santa Claus
P.O
Night Rider indictments reported by union city grand jury
In Union City Tennessee a grand jury probing the Reelfoot lake night riders returned thirty two indictments. One accused rider turned state's evidence confessing to implicate several others. Authorities expect further arrests soon. The confession linked to earlier raids.
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Union City
Tenn
Opte Read Lecture Promises Rare Monday Night Talk
A noted speaker Opte Read will present a rare lecture Monday evening. The event invites locals seeking thoughtful discourse and a chance to hear a distinguished voice in a casual setting at Columbus Hotel known for good board.
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Opie Read
The
King of Shinnerists
Presbyterian Church
Opte
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