Presbyterian Assembly Ends Its Work With Progessive Victory
In the closing hours of the 120th General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church, representatives approved creating an executive commission seen as a progressive triumph. The commission will exclude most paid officers, with the moderator as chair. the stated clerk serves as secretary but not a member. Members span the country, with terms from one to three years, and a plan for a shorter intermediate catechism was approved for study. The assembly also congratulated the U S on peace efforts and adjourned to meet in Denver in 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
Kansas City
Executive Commission
120Th General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church
United States of America
Cumberland Presbyterians
General Assembly
Baxter P. Fullerton
Noderator
St. Louis
Joseph Weaver
Denver
J. E. Pecknell
Minneapolis
Elders
John W. Foster
Washington
H. B. Mccormick
Harrisbore
Texas
Robert Watson
Cincinnati
J. H. Severance
Edward Bulkeley
New Jersey
Thomas L. Hall
Chicago
Shceted
Khdw. Moffatt
W. H. Black
Missouri
W. H. Hubbard
New York
J. Willis Baer
Los Angeles
J. M. Gant
Nashville
United States
Fullerton
Emilio May Be In Georgia Extradition Hopes Rise
Sheriff John W. Owen of Lincoln County New Mexico has gone to Georgia on court orders to identify a prisoner believed to be Rosario Emile the condemned killer who escaped from the Lincoln County jail over a year ago. Efforts to match descriptions have failed and success is uncertain. If identified Emilio faces extradition and punishment without delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln County
South
Carrizozo
N. M
John W. Owen
State of Georgia
District Court
Rosario Emile
Emilio
Cement Work Halted by Freight Rate Hike in Alamogordo
J C Miller a cement contractor halted half finished cement walk work after freight rates from El Paso doubled. Local business men and jurors convened at the Business Men's club to form a committee led by A S Pierce to press for an equitable adjustment of Rock Island line freight rates through New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamogordo
N. M
J. C Miller
el Paso
Fort Bliss
United States Court
Business Men's Club
Rock Island
New Mexico
Pierce
Eight True Bills Returned at Alamogordo
Alamogordo New Mexico May 30 after a four days session the grand jury of the United States court for the sixth district returned eight indictments including trespass with intent to commit larceny violations of internal revenue incest adultery and box car burglary. George Martin pleaded guilty to box car burglary and Amada Perea pleaded guilty to importing women Iola Valdes and Pedro Garua Vela with Perea sentenced to one year in the penitentiary and a $50 fine with good behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enberg Sheen
Jaramillo Et al
Perea
Duranc Et al
O. M. Lee
Alamogordo
W. H. H. Llewellyn
Lee
D. J. Leary
E. C. Abbott
E. C. Newcomer
James Smith
Bernal Beard
W. R. Ellis
Francisco Peres
Febo Duran
Carolina Velarde de Alguerra
Harry Jones
Frank Ragin
George Martin
George Martin Steed
Jones
Regin
Amada Perea
Iola Valdes
Pedro Garua Vela
Private School Offers Summer Instruction At Home
Rupert F. Asplund of the University of New Mexico announces summer instruction in college preparatory and grammar subjects. Available to individuals or small classes during June and July. arrangements by calling at 419 South Seventh Street or by telephone 1449.
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South Seventh Street
Rupert F. Asplund
University of New Mexico
Water Accounts Due and Local Supply Services Ad
All water accounts are now due and payable before the Sth of the month. Water Supply Company's office, 21% West Gold. Spray and whitewash pumps, compressed air and force pumps various sizes. A good pump is a safe means of keeping fee from hen houses. AZTEC FUEL CO. MIA factory and mountain wood, pinion fence posts, Gallup lump coal $6.50 per ton. Buy any old time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Gold
Aztec Fuel CO
MIA
Gallup
Men Who Wore the Gray 10 Meet at Birmingham
The United Confederate Veterans plan their annual reunion in Birmingham on June 9 to 12 with free hospitality for all veterans. A state fairground hotel named Hotel John B. Gordon will provide free rooms, and bands, concerts, and parades will accompany the event. General George P. Harrison leads the parade and ceremonies with officials from Alabama and Birmingham welcoming attendees.
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Morning Journal
Birmingham
Ala
United Confederate Veterans
New South
State Fair Ground
John B. Gordon
Sons of Veterans
le Committee
George P. Harrison
Alabama
Capita Park
Twentieth Street
Capital Park
Harrison
J. William Jones
Richmond
B. B. Comer
George B. Ward
J. W. Bush
Alabama Veterans
KR. N. Rhodes
Charles G. Brown
Alabama Daughters
KB. L. Russell
Mobile
A. QO. Wright
Jacksonville, Fla
PP. B. Comer
Fair Grounds
Battle Abbey
Sons In Honor of the
Veterans
Currency Commission Members Named by Congress
Allison Burrows Hale Knox Daniel Teller Money and Bailey serve on the newly authorized currency commission by act of congress. Knox is the sole senate representative on the panel not belonging to the committee on finance.
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Allison
Burrows
Hale
Knox
Daniel Teller
Money and Bailey
Currency Commission
Alleged Murderer Acquitted in Tola Kansas Case
Samuel Whitlock was found not guilty of murdering Mary Sapp on September 27 1907. The jury deliberated thirty six hours with an initial vote of eight to one for acquittal. The sole Black juror was the last to be won over for acquittal.
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Tola
Kan
Samuel Whitlock
Mary Sapp
Ace Quittal
Flag Deals Death to Aeronaut
Frederick L. Wood, 18, of New Haven, during a 2000 foot balloon ascent near Passaic New Jersey, waved an American flag and descended with a parachute. A gust caught the flag tangling him, wrapping around his legs, and he drowned in the Passaic River before rescue could reach him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
New York
Hillside Park
Passaic
N. J
Frederick L. Wood
New Haven
Conn
Passiac
Wood
Nutley
Currency Commission Named by Fairbanks
Washington May 31 The vice president announced the appointments of Senators Aldrich and others to a currency commission in a move linked to Fairbanks era financial reforms and national monetary policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Aldrich
Aeroplane Makes Goop Showing On Trial Heat Rome
Leo de la Grange, the French aeronaut, conducts a morning flight lasting fifteen minutes and thirty seconds. He completes about nine and three quarters laps of a sixteen kilometer course at sixty kilometers per hour. Wind limits further runs, but spectators praise the demonstration and confirm his Archdeacon cup potential.
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Rome
Leo de la Grange
M. de la Grande
M. de la Grange
Seon
de la Grande
France
de la Grange
Kentucky Negro Lynching Follows Providence Riot
Dixon Kentucky May 11 A small lynch mob of ten forced the jailer to release Jake McDowell a negro who confessed to taking part in the March 14 Providence riot. He was found dead by the roadside shot and stabbed after being mounted on a horse and driven from the town. The notice also includes an employment ad and a furniture listing.
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Dixon
Provdence
Here
Jake McDowell
McDowell
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Presbyterian Assembly
Georgia
BILLS
Alabama City
Flag
Fairbanks
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Kentucky
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Southwest
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Central Avenue
Albuquerque
Wayside Inn
West Silver
North Ninth Street
Roberts
N. Broadway
P. O
H. W. Rand and Co
Arno
Joe Richards
East Central Ave
Albuquerque N. M
Bezemek
North Fourth Street
H. KE. Rutherford
South Broadway
McVay
North Arno
Household Loan Company
West Central Ave
Security Warehouse & Improvement Co
Grant Block
Third Street
Central Ave
Continental Oil Co
W. H. McMillion
West Gold Ave
South Third St
G. M
Journal
W. H
Salhe
Oliver
Remington
Millett
W. Centra
Rosen
Lockhart
Underwood Typewriter
West Central
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West End of Viaduct
Care Journal
Highland Livery
John
Dk. Nacamuli
Europe
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South First Street
Venice OF
America
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Venice
California
Angels
M. BR. McCrory
M.D. San Marcial
Bath
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Eighth St
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South Arno
Wilson
North Second
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Hotel Craige
Silver Avenue
al, Frank
North Third St
C. P. Crane
Highlands
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East Central
Vattages
Mountain Road
Bun i
Jeep
Crystal Teo Ca
Mes W
C. E Lilerkler
Ing
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Arizona
Broadwas
Jill - Eee
W H. McMillion
Rew
Booth
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Third Ward
Ives Greenhouse
Fourth Ward
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Oxfords
Cash Buyers
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Emil Kleinwory
Masonic
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Robinson Park
Rk. W. D. Bryan
Park Commission
M. R. McCrory
M. B
San Marela
Oakey
Jacob Loebs
New York Avenue
Second Street
Scott Knight
Otto Dieckmann
Annie Loebs
the Simpier - Clark Shoe Company
P. 0
Oxforda
Bic
W.L. Trimble & Co
N. Fourth St
W. Tijeras
4Th Ward
Fourth Stret
North 8Th Street
Elty
12Th Street
A. Fleischer Gofal Botate
Bonn
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