Larrazolo Nominated By New Mexico Democrats In Roswell
The Democratic territorial convention in Roswell nominates O. A. Larrazolo of Las Vegas for delegate to Congress with a unanimous vote. It endorses William J. Bryan and directs the 12 Denver delegates to vote for him as long as his name stands. Fergusson delivers a rallying, harmony seeking speech while resolutions praise Bryan and outline Democratic campaign aims against Republicans.
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Morning Journal
Roswell
N. M
O. A. Larrazelo
Las Vegas
Larradelo
Denver
Bryan
New Mexico
Larrazolo
J. F. Hinkle
Fergusson
Resolutions Committee
H. B. Fergusson
Albuquerque
Pecos Valley
Paign
William J. Bryan
Bernalillo County
San Miguel
W. B. Bunker
Bunker
K. K Scott
Serrazolo
Chaves County
Central Committee
Territorial Committee
County Court House
V. Chaves
G. A. Richardson
J. W. Smith
Richardson
Antonio Joseph
Ojo Caliente
Taos County
Congress
Joseph
Chaves
Mr. Scott
W. B. Walton
FATAL SHOOTING SHOCKS SANTA FE LAW COMMUNITY
T C Lyng longtime Santa Fe attorney ends 30 year career by suicide in Hanna law office. A coroner's jury finds death self inflicted with a thirty eight caliber revolver after months of crushing despondency. A farewell note to Hanna requests forgiveness and asks support for his brother J P Lyng.
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The
Morning Journal
Santa Fe
N. M
Laughlin
T. C. Lyng
R. H. Hanna
Hanna
Manna
Justice of the Peace
Garcia
Lyng
Ingraham
United States Bank and Trust Company
Mr. Lyng
Ingreham
Mr. Lyneg
J. P. Lyng
Santa Fe Central Railway
Irving
Alwaye
Delegates Named to Good Roads Convention
Governor George Curry announces delegates representing New Mexico at the Good Roads convention in Buffalo New York July 7 and 8 The list includes M W Flournoy A Grunsfeld R F Putney Albuquerque J W Raynolds Santa Fe J W Stockard Roswell C N Cotton Gallup M M Padgett Las Vegas J W Prude Tularosa John A Haley Capitan W A Fleming Jones Las Cruces.
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George Curry
New Mexico
Buffalo
N. Y
M. W. Flournoy
A. Grunsfeld
R. F. Putney
Albuquerque
J. W. Raynolds
Santa Fe
J. W. Stockard
Roswell
C. N. Cotton
Gallup
M. M. Padgett
Las Vegas
J. W. Prude
Tularosa
John A. Haley
Capitan
W. A. Fleming-Jones
Las Cruces
Mauretania to Carry Three Propellers, Says Express
The London Express reports Cunard liner Mauretania will switch to three propellers after a voyage showing turbine engines perform better with three than four. This change aims to improve efficiency and performance aboard the vessel.
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London
London Express
Cunard
Mauretania
Fate of Rage Betting Hinges on Senate Vote
Albany June 10 The second battle over Hughes anti gambling bills peaks as Senate debate limits are set and votes loom. Senator Foelker, vital to passage, arrives from Staatsburg barely able to travel after an operation, with Dr Murphy warning of his fragile condition.
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Morning Journal
Albany
N. Y
Senate
Hughes
Finance Committee
Assembly
Grady
Otto G. Foelker
Brooklyn
Murphy
Staatsburg
Foelker
Fishermen slain as hunted negro roams Oklahoma town
In Wilburton Oklahoma on June 10 a renewed manhunt for R H Johnson a Negro who previously killed Deputy Marshal Oliver Swan sparked border watchers and armed pickets around a six mile circle tonight. He in disguise as a woman surfaced and opened fire on a fishing party killing Walter Roberts and Robert Mounds while Mrs St Blakely escaped protection behind a tree.
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Morning Journal
Wilburton
Okla
R. H. Johnson
Oliver Swan
Johnson
Walter Roberts
Robert Mounds
Tennessee Victim Buried After Cruiser Tennessee Explosion
The body of J. A. P. Carroll, a Hartford, Connecticut fireman, was buried in Harbor View cemetery San Pedro with military honors. Escort led by Lieutenant Lannon. Chaplain H Dickens conducted services. Captain Howard and Tennessee officers accompanied the funeral procession.
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Tennessee
San Pedro
Cal
J. A. P. Carroll
Hartford
Statehood plank urged for New Mexico and Arizona
Former New Mexico delegate B S Rodey, now a federal judge in Porto Rico, arrived in Washington and urged Taft and the president to adopt a statehood plank in the Republican platform. He travels to Chicago to press the idea and has a tentative draft calling for separate statehood for New Mexico and Arizona and Republican aid to secure an enabling act this Congress.
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Washington
B.S. Rodey
New Mexico
Porto Rico
San Juan
Taft
Chicago
Arizona
Republican Party
Congress
Missing registered mail pouch worth fifty thousand dollars
Post office officials confirm a missing registered pouch valued at about 50 000 dollars that traveled from Los Angeles to New York via the Santa Fe route. Investigators in Kansas City seek the method of disappearance amid lax transfer conditions at a temporary substation after a fire.
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Los Angeles
New York
Kansas City
Morning Journal
Post Office
Kansas-Missouri Postoffice
Postoffice Department
Washington
M. H. Flint
W. J. Vicerey
Trasfer
Union Depot
Flint
Charls Seyler
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
New York City
Chemical National Bank
Santa Fe
Kansas City Union Station
Sealed Rotary Locks Shield Mail Pouches in Transit
The article argues that mail pouches sealed with rotary locks at the initial point could not be opened without mutilation, preventing postal employees from learning the contents en route and ensuring security before reaching their destination.
Missing Registered Pouch From Los Angeles Disappears in Kansas City
Kansas City June 10. The Los Angeles registered mail pouch vanished after transfer at Union depot with no receipt proving onward forwarding. Washington was telegraphed. no trace or arrests yet. Fire damage has strained mail handling and guards at the transfer station.
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Kansas City
Los Angeles
Rock Island
Union Depot
Washington
W. J. Vickery
Officials unsure of money stolen in post office pouch
Washington officials cannot determine the exact amount stolen from a post office mail pouch. They believe the sum was large but records do not show the contents or values of registered packages. Affidavits from senders are needed to confirm the total, a process delaying a precise figure.
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Washington
Post Office Department
News chief Vladimir Fredericksen dies after appendicitis
Copenhagen reports the Kita News bureau director Vladimir Fredericksen died today following an appendicitis operation. The 58 year old veteran journalist led the bureau since 1923 and was honored for his reporting in Scandinavia.
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Copenhagen
Vladimir Fredericksen
Kita
Kittredge Defeated by 2500 Votes in Senate Race
Chairman Richards of the Republican progressive central committee announced Tuesday night that Governor Crawford leads A B Kittredge by about 2500 votes for United States senator. He said other progressive candidates won by one to two thousand votes and that Hall and Glase won for Congress.
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Kittredge
Huron, & C
Richards
Republican Progressive Central Committee
Crawford
A. B. Kittredge
United States
Hall
Glase
Congress
Taft Gains Delegates as Ohio Contests Dominate RNC Session
The Republican National Committee apportioned thirty three and a half votes to Taft and two and a half to Foraker from contests in two states and fourteen districts. Ohio figures prominently with delegations seated for Taft in three districts and a split in one, as the committee works toward finishing by Friday night with hopes of consolidating disputed cases.
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Morning Journal
Chicago
Republican National
Taft
Senator Foraker
Ohio
Foraker
Mark Shoup
Xenia
R. L. Gilchrist
Lebanon
H. M. Brown
Hillsboro
Chas. H. Hildebrandt
Wilmington
Arthur S. Vorys
Myron T. Herrick
Herrick
National Committee
Frank H. Hitchcock
Hitchcock
Mr. Herrick
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Missouri
North Carolina
South Carolina
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