Cattlemen and Nesters Arm for Clash in Elida
Turmoil grows between cattlemen and nesters in Elida New Mexico with threats of violence if protection is denied. Citizens appeal to the territorial government for order or they may take the law into their own hands. A territorial mounted police detail is likely to be sent to Elida. Also reported dead is Charles Jefferson, eldest son of the late Joseph Jefferson, at St Luke's Hospital.
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Morning Journal
Santa Fe Ny
Elida
N. M
Executive Office
Frida
Cire
Evs
Messrs
John Smith
Newcomb
Renfro
Territorial Mounted Police
Roosevelt County
Jefferson
New York
Charles Br, Jefferson
Joseph Jefferson
St. Luke's Hospital
Charles
Mexicans Organize 10 Drive Out Gringo
Mexican railroad workers plan a union to bar Americans from any railroad work. The Herald reports that about 60 percent of railroad staff are Mexican, with Americans mainly in the highest roles.
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Gringo
Morning Journal
Mexico City
Mexican Herald
Republic of Mexico
Herald
Republic
Loyalists Move on Fez in Abdul Aziz Conflict
Advices report a large Loyalist force of Sultan Abdul Aziz supporters within twelve hours of Fez. They prepare to attack Mu lal Hafiq the Usurping sultan, as Tangier notes June 23.
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Wes
Tangier
Sultan Abdul Aziz
Fez
Mulal Hafiq
Miners in Pistol Duel Wounds Leave Two Dead or Wounded
In Goldfield New June 23 two miners, M and CW Priest, engage in a pistol duel after a remark about Taylor's wife. Both are wounded with Taylor shot in the abdomen and dying. Priest hospitalized in serious condition. doctors attend both men.
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Goldfield
New
Taylor
Priest
Grand
Hundreds of Women Face Deportation in Chicago Raid
Federal officials launched a second raid on a resort at Dearborn Street as part of a case targeting a syndicate alleged to import French women for immoral purposes. Arrests were made and warrants issued by Secretary Aus, under new deportation laws.
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Chicago
United States
Dearborn Treet
Elphone
Kya Doufoure
France
Ufoure
Custly
Sims
Aus
Department — of Comerce and Labor
Washington
Cholera Outbreak Hits Manila Camp
Manila June 24 cholera has taken hold among troops at Camp Rege. Three scouts and one civilian died from the disease while MPs are under quarantine. Lieutenant Jones of the First Cavalry and Lieutenant Mul are cited in the report.
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Manila
Holera
Camp Rege
Jones
First Cavalry
Mul
Cholera Outbreak Grows in Pangasinan Province
The Philippine scouts report the cholera outbreak in Pangasinan on Luzon is very serious with ninety three cases in the last twenty four hours and sixty fatalities.
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Philippine Scouts
Angasinan
Luzon
St. Michael's College Ends Its Most Successful Year
A carload of St. Michael's students from Santa Fe arrived in the city to spend summer vacation. Brothers James and Ambrose accompanied them. The college just closed its forty ninth year, described as the most successful in its history. Governor George Curry addressed the graduates at Monday's commencement.
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St. Michael's College
Santa Fe
Brother James
Brother Ambrose
Old Mexico
Arizona
California
St. Michael's
George Curry
Children De Jaramillo Exposed in Dreamland Display
Chief of Police McMillin received a letter from H. Clay Preston of the Gery Society of New York about the de Jaramillo children Natalie Aurora and Martinez valued as under sixteen. The society seeks details on parentage and circumstances of their eastward exhibition the three are now under the care of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children and will be returned to Carmel in Tijeras Island.
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McMillin
H. Clay Preston
Gery Society of
New York
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
de Jaramillo
Carmel
Tijeras
Yon
Island
Pan-Angeli Congress Closes in London With Women’s Mass
The Pan-Angeli Congress concluded in London with a mass meeting for women at Albert Hall led by the Bishop of London. The event closed after a day of religious services and speeches.
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London
Albert Hall
New Pianos on Hand for Sale at Learnard and Lindemann
The annual June piano sale at Learnard and Lindeman's proves more successful than expected and remains in full swing. A replenishment shipment arrived yesterday and many fine instruments were placed on sale, with several more sold, signaling the event will likely require further restocking before it ends. The store cites alluring prices and high value drawing patronage well beyond prior June sales.
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Learnard and Lindemann's
Learnard & Lindeman's
Learnard
Broyles business to be run by creditors
San Marcial New Mexico June 23 report that the Broyle estate faces a June 30 plant closure linked to the main mill. creditors plan a first meeting on June 22 29 to determine options including resuming operations with private buyers. some creditors favor funds to restart the business.
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Broyles Business
Broyle
General merchandise venture eyed between El Paso and Albuquerque
Investors eye a substantial business block between El Paso and Albuquerque for a general merchandise venture. A bank building and vault are described as fully equipped. Creditors believe there is room for strong profits if financing is secured, with potential returns noted in cents per dollar.
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el Paso
Albuquerque
Platform Stand Patters Criticize Trust Policy Comments
The piece critiques the platform's trust and anti trust planks arguing they would not strengthen the law. It questions enforcement under the president and highlights debates over interstate stock overissuing and railroad pooling. It also analyzes Republican rhetoric toward negro voters and tariff arguments.
Platform approve in advance by candidate
Columbus Ohio June 13 The reply of Attorney General Flin to Bryan criticism of the populist national Platform raises a question about the anti injunction plank as finally adopted It was written by Taft friends on the resolutions sub committee and approved by the secretary and president before substitution for the original plank.
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Columbus
Ohio
Flin
Bryan
Ellis
Friends of
Taft
Roosevelt Policies Endorsement: 1908 Platform Supports Progressives
A press excerpt notes that changes to the platform were reviewed by Taft and approved before submission, stressing that the platform reflects Roosevelt policies and progressive party principles. It asserts the platform was adopted to bolster support for the party's candidate rather than seeking any retreat from reform.
Russian Colonel Assassinated in Vladikavkaz
On June 23 in Vladikavkaz Russia Colonel Giallaeffsky chief of the military circle was assassinated here today. The attack marks a violent act against a senior Russian military official in the city with authorities investigating the motive and potential suspects.
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Vladikavkaz
Russia
Olonel Giallaeffsky
Metropolitan Plattwood Inquiry Sparks Public Debate
Residents of the Imperial district rally after a local touting plan for a public works project they call plat work. Officials from the post office and city hall respond with notes on site access and timelines. Community groups urge transparency and demand detailed schedules.
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