New Mexico Governor Appointed Vice President at Tuberculosis Congress
Governor Curry of New Mexico is named among vice presidents for the International Congress on Tuberculosis to be held in Washington from September 21 to October 12. A large New Mexico committee, chaired by Major G. E. Bushner, will manage arrangements and exhibit participation. The event aims to unite global efforts against tuberculosis with state and local campaigns highlighting prevention, nursing, and sanitation.
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New Mexico
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Fort Bayard
W. J. Hammer
Silver City
Treasarer
CN. Barney
United States Army
Roger Brooks
Paris
France
London
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Narrow Tires and Hater Hardest on Roads
A U S government road guide urges maintenance of earth roads noting farmers benefit from proper upkeep. It warns against overplowing and improper grading while detailing tools like drag scrapers and graders, and stresses using a dawning crown and gradual road buildup for lasting results.
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United States
Pople
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Minister Gomes Defends Billy Sunday in Albuquerque Editorial
The Albuquerque Morning Journal prints a defense of Billy Sunday, praising his character and denouncing anonymous attacks. The writer cites Sunday’s friends including professionals, clergy, and workers, arguing the public good is served by supporting him.
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Billy
Albuquerque
Willa Xo
Ted
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Fort Sumner area reports rain boosts homesteads and farming outlook
Moisture from recent rain improves soil and crop prospects around Fort Sumner. Plans by Forts and Development Co to irrigate and convert 200 acres for alfalfa advance, with a Paso man buying land. 6 000 acres noted as promising. Sheep and wool activity ongoing. KB Harris active in local trade and future wool plans.
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Forts and Development Company
Harris
Tip Top Accommodations At The Best 11 Per Day
The notice advertises Hotel Denver corner BR onD and coal offering weekly or monthly rates with American plan. It promotes low post rates and tip top accommodations as the city’s best value.
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Denver
Boston Contractors Held for Conspiracy
Boston June 29 Waiving examination in the municipal court George P Bullard of the Eastern Expanded Metal company David H Andrews president of the Boston Bridge works and C M Pitts secretary of the New England Structural company were held for the grand jury on conspiracy to defraud the city Other defendants Cox Lynch Russell and Koopman Jr were placed on trial in connection with the alleged Boston agreement.
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George P. Bullard
Eastern Expanded Metal Company
David H. Andrews
Boston Bridge Works
C. M. Pitts
New England Structural Company
Grand Jury
Ely
Foor
Alfred KE. Cox
Atlantic Works
Governor's Cornci
John B. Lynch
Hodge Roiler Works
Duncan D. Russell
James Russel
Charles F. Koopman, Jr
Cunningham Iron Works
Hebels Seek Pardon of Shah
Berlin dispatch reports that after seven days of bloody fighting the constitutional party at Tabriz has yielded and seeks the shah's pardon through the Russian consul's mediation.
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Shah
Berlin
Tabriz
Constitutional
Teething remedy advertised by J. W. Hovk Co
An old advertisement describes a teething baby relief remedy sold by J. W. Hovk Co priced at 25 and 1 cents per bottle. The fragment mentions Elixir, nerves, stomach, and pleasant effects but with garbled text.
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J. Wh.ovk Co
President of Women's Federation Contest Result Given
Balloting for president of the Federation of Women's clubs occurred tonight but officers announced results would wait until tomorrow morning. A committee reported on the afternoon session as the convention in this city proceeded with its business.
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Convention Balloting Shows Split Support for Nominees
Ware of Boston was in nomination but the final choice was not unanimous as Mrs. Philip N. Moore of St. Louis submitted a floor nomination. Many supporters powered lively balloting with Atlantic City Chicago and San Francisco contending for the convention.
Roosevelt Discusses African Hunting Trip Plans
Oyster Bay June 29 President Roosevelt spoke with Casper Whitney about a possible hunting trip in Africa. He said definite plans would be announced later. Colonel William J Marshall visited Oyster Bay to discuss army engineering corps matters and is considered for a top appointment to fill vacancies from Brigadier General Alexander Mackenzie’s retirement.
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Oyster Bay
Rooevelt
Casper Whitney
Africa
William J. Marshall
Engineering Corps
Army
Marshall
Alexander Mackenzie
Corps of Engineers
Negro Policeman Slays Teamster In Chicago
Morning Journal reports a white man arrested by a Black officer led to an attack ending with Halward Smith, a teamster, shot and killed by Policeman Mitheell Parker at West Madison and Aberdeen Streets. Parker says Quigley resisted arrest after breaking a barrier and starting his ice wagon. The incident drew several teamsters to aid Quigley, but Parker acted to prevent further violence. Later in Baton Rouge the Marston bill to ban cotton futures was defeated 26 to 1 in the senate.
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Morning Journal
Chicago
Halward Smith
Mitheell Parker
West Madison
Aberdeen
Parker
Thomas Quigley
Quigley
Smith
Baton Rouge
Marston
Senate
Marsten
Smith fatally shot during police confrontation
A man named Smith was pursued after an assault on an officer. He was shot by the officer after resisting, dying instantly. Parker is held pending the coroner's investigation.
Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Earnings Drop In May
A special dispatch reports that the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Railway system’s May gross earnings fell by over 1.75 million dollars. Net income declined by about four million dollars.
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Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company
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