Farmers to attend sugar beet meeting in force at armory
Farmers are urged to turnout for a 2 30 pm sugar beet meeting at the armory as the Commercial club's committee reports strong local interest. County officials and growers from Alameda Los Griegos and Los Candelarios expected to attend along with Santa Fe and Holly Sugar officials planning a push for a New Mexico sugar factory.
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Commercial Club
A. B. Stroup
Stroup
Leonardo Hunick
Los Griegos
Los Candelarios
Alameda
John Borradailt
Borradaile
Yont
Los Coriegos
Colorado
KK. Wilson
Santa Fe
Wilson
Holp
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Holly Sugar Company
Johnon
California Senate Deliberates Anti-Betting Bill
Sacramento January 2 The Senate Public Morals Committee heard Walker anti-race track bill after Assembly passage. Thomas Ho Williams Jr president of the New California Jockey Club and other track interests protest the measure while witnesses urge amendments to permit book making for limited meetings not to exceed thirty days a year. The bill faces action early tomorrow by the ornate.
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Sacramento
Cal
Assembly
Senate
Thoman Ho Williams, Jr
New California Jockey Club
Lntereate
Anita Roeing
Helena Man Sentenced for Great Northern Train Robbery
In federal court today George Prankhauser was convicted of a sensational Great Northern train robbery and sentenced to life in prison at Leavenworth.
Jealous Pueblo Fireman Fires on Sweetheart then Kills Self
In Pueblo on January 26 John Killian a city fireman shot his sweetheart Lizzie Wright as she boarded a street car and, believing he had killed her, turned the weapon on himself in a jealous crime.
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Pueblo
John Killian
Lizzie Wright
Alaskan Judge to Face Investigation by General Wilmer
General L. Allison Wilmer of the U S Department of Justice travels to Valdez Alaska to probe Federal Judge Silas H Reis over alleged improper employment of his brother in law J A Goliwin as receiver of the Alaska Central railway earning 1500 dollars monthly.
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Seattle
Wash
L. Allison Wilmer
Department of Justice
Washington
Bonaparte
Valdez
Alaska
Silas H. Reis
Reis
Legislature Invites William J Bryan on Lincoln Birthday
The legislature of Denver invited William J. Bryan to speak on Lincoln's birthday on the theme of legislative measures from the national democratic platform. The invitation will be delivered by a committee of two senators and three representatives.
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Denver
William J. Bryan
Lincoln
National Democratic
Bryan
Goldman and Reitman Acquitted In SF Unlawful Meeting Case
Emma Goldman and Dr Ben Reitman faced charges of calling an unlawful meeting in San Francisco. After four witnesses, Police Judge Deasey directed a verdict of acquittal for both defendants.
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Point Goldin
San Francisco
Emma Goldman
Ben Reitman
Deasey
Winds Roar Through New York Damaging Harbor Craft and Structures
High winds in New York on January 28 disrupted city construction and ripped timber from small-boat moorings in the harbor. The gusts caused scattered damage as crews inspected the waterfront and halted some work amid the storm.
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New York
Race riot deaths shake Cincinnati school area
In Cincinnati a white youth William Wiebold, seventeen, died after a street clash with a colored youth near Mast Night school on Woodward street. Charles Kulf, eighteen, is seriously injured. Atlas Telford, twenty, a colored high school student, is arrested and says he acted in self defense.
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Cincinnati
Mast
Woodward Street
William Wiebold
Charles Kulf
Atlas Telford
United States
Judes Thompson
Perjury Arrest in Carmack Gage Case Trial Update
Nashville January 28. Trial of Duncan Cooper Robin Cooper and John P Sharpe in the Carmack murder case resumes as juror Leigh is excused for perjury concerns and juror Jackson faces trial for habitual drunkenness. The defense signals possible dismissal of remaining jurors.
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Nashville
Tenn
Duncan Cooper
Robin Cooper
John DP. Sharpe
Bo W. Carmack
Leigh
Jackson
Whitworth
Hart
Juror Dismissals Narrow Jury to Seven as Trial Faces Delay
The court excused Jackson for unfitness and relieved Juror Whitworth after a letter from Mrs. Whitworth described his critical condition. The State objected to Whitworth’s dismissal and the ruling was postponed to tomorrow. Juror Leigh was arrested on perjury charges and bound over to the grand jury.
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Leigh Shad
Jackson
J. M. Whitworth
Whitworth
Hart
Leigh
Grand Jury
Demands Return of Young Officer's Salary
Halena Mont January 28 a sensation in the legislature as Rep Hall introduced a resolution accusing Attorney General Galen, brother in law of Senator Carter, of illegally drawing 12000 from the state treasury for salary and expenses. The oath issue arose because he was under thirty. The resolution calls for the money's return.
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Halena
Mont
Hall
Galen
Carter
Second joint ballot leaves Wisconsin Senate seat unresolved
Madison in January reports the second joint ballot for U S senator produced no election. Isaac Stephenson secured 66 votes of 108 with one member absent, leaving the choice still hanging.
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Madison
Wis
United States
Isaac Stephenson
Receiver named for New England Fire Insurance
Providence Jan 28 Spencer of this city was appointed permanent receiver for the New England Fire Insurance Company, one of the largest stockholders in the Central Trust Company of this city, liquidated January 15.
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Insurance
Providence
Spencer
New England Fire Insurance Company
Central Trust Company
Conference Report on Census Bill Adopted
Washington January 2 the house adopted the conference report on the bill providing for the next census after months of debate the measure now proceeds to final actions.
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Washington
House Today
Curry County Seat Plan Favored By Roosevelt Delegations
Roosevelt county leaders discuss dividing the area to form a new county with Clovis as temporary county seat and a vote on permanent location. Boundaries would touch Colwell and Quay counties, with portions of Chaves and Roosevelt counties likely included as talks move forward. Portales remains opposed to division.
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Morning Journal
Palace Hotel
Santa Fe
N. M
Roosevelt County
Curry County
Clovis
Portales
Elida
Taliban
Metrose
Chaves County
Ancient Name Favored for New Mexico State
Santa Fe January 28 1908 The New Mexico legislature in a short session passed bill to move Logan township from Union to Quay county ending a county dispute Also proposed are salary raises for county collectors and assessors The council debated memorials defending New Mexico’s ancient name and protested any change to it The session featured numerous introductions of council and house bills and adjourned until Friday afternoon with many measures referred to committees
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Morning Journal Bureau
Palace Hotel
Santa Fe
N. M
Council
Brown
Logan Township
Union County
Quay County
Navarro
Mora County
Legislative Assembly of New
New Mexico
Congress
Prince
Rio Arriba
Ite
Wda
Senate
House of Representatives
Washington
Catron
Hanley
Alaska-Waukeen
Committee On Territorial Affairs
Meechem
Committee On
Judiciary Council
Mr. Baca
Committee On Judiciary Council
Spiess
Committee On Agriculture
Committee
Finnce
Mr. Navarro
Senator Nelson Seeks Indefinite Postpone of Trust Law Amendment
In Washington on January 28 Senator Nelson for the judiciary committee reports to the Senate urging indefinite postponement of a bill to amend the Sherman anti trust act. The committee says the proposed changes would emasculate the act and render it nugatory as a remedial statute.
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Washington, D. C
Nelson
Committee On the Judiciary
Senate
President nominates Cooley for assistant attorney general post
Washington January 28 Alfred W Cooley of New York is nominated to be assistant attorneys general and Juan Sumulong is named to the Philippine commission by the president.
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Washington
Alfred W. Cooley
New York
Juan Sumulong
Philippine Commission
Anti Gambling Bill Backed by Senate Panel In California
The Senate Public Morals Committee voted to report the Walker Otte anti race track bill without amendments and with a recommendation it not pass. Thomas H. Williams of the New California Jockey Club defended racing and warned that banning gambling would lead to prohibition, citing crime figures to argue the sport’s societal role.
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Morning Journal
Sacramento
Cal
Senate Public Morale Committee
Senate
Thomas H. Williams
New California Jockey Club
Mmoryville
Committee On Public Morals
Senate Chamber
United States
Canada
Willams
Arthur Letts
Los Angeles
Southern California
Letts
Williame Henator Leavitt
Weed
Hartman
Williames
Miners Push Ballot For Women Workers Rights
At the United Mine Workers convention in Indianapolis a proposal for state boards to examine and certify miners is debated. John Walker argues boards should be elected from working miners to ensure safety and strengthen union leverage in strikes. A separate push for women's suffrage and public utilities ownership is adopted amid tensions between socialists and conservatives.
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Morning Journal
Indianapolis
National Convention of
The
United Mine Workers
John Walker
Illinois
United Mine Workers of America
Lewis
Congress
Iquinet
Friends
Thomas J. Lewis
Gomez Takes Oath as Cuba's President in re Established Republic
Jose Miguel Gomez was inaugurated president of the re established Cuban republic. American control of insular affairs ended as former Governor Magoon and provisional officials departed aboard warships. Gomez took the oath on the palace balcony amid a vast official reception, with the Harbors and plaza filled by celebrants.
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Havana
Jose Miguel Gomez
Magoon
Plaza de Armas
Gomez
Supreme Court
Frame
Maine
Mississippi
Zayas
Thoss Age
Cuba
Roomevelt
Congress of the Republic of
United States
Republic of the United States
Republic of Cuba
Luke F. Wright
Congress
Cuban Republic
Italian steamer Florida seized for damages in collision case
The White Star Line steamer Republic's owners sue the Lloyd Starling line vessel Florida for 2.0 million dollars in damages after sinking the Republic near Nantucket. The Florida owners file a libel seeking limited liability, arguing the collision was the Republic’s fault, and US Marshal seizes the Italian ship under attachment.
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The
Ocean Steam Navigation Company
Republic
United States District Court
Florida
Lloyd-Starlang Line
Nantucket
Sealby
Filorida
United States
Hebel
Wessel
Congress Debates Census Bill and Army Appropriation
Washington actions center on the next census conference report with a private printing option for reports. The omnibus claims bill is reviewed as Senate adjourns at four thirty to five p.m. and homed in on amendments including repeal of the Tucker act. Senator Foraker signals a future bill to reinstate Twenty fifth regiment soldiers dishonorably discharged after the Brownsville shooting in Texas in 1906.
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Washington, DD. C
Washington, D. C
Foraker
Brownsville
Tex
Senate
Justice Rules Private Talks with Aldermen as Lobbying
Supreme Court Justice Greenbaum told the grand jury hearing Edward Durham’s suit to recover 112000 from Hastings Paving that even private discussions with an alderman to influence a vote on a contract amount to unlawful lobbying and interfere with public policy.
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New York
Edward Durham
Hastings Paving Company
Supreme Court
Greenbaum
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