Council Adjourns Without Action on Ridden Appropriation Bill
The council paused its business with the hard ridden appropriation bill still on the president table. No effort was made to move it from regular order and the heavily loaded measure was not reached before adjournment until Thursday at 10 oclock.
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Business—Council
Santa Be
NSM
Maronia
Hordy
Seus Mide
Dias
Wenat
Werner Whee
Dietryt Atbornas
Bold council clash over Rider machine bill stalled
The Morning Journal reports a heated council session as the machine's rider bill fails to secure needed votes. Entrenched factions push for or against the measure amid demands for patronage and county division provisions, with critical timing as the council nears adjournment.
Nomination Confirmed for Alfred Sanchez as Education Assistant
Council approves Alfred M. Sanchez for the role of Assistant to the Superintendent of Education. Sanchez, described as a Las Cruces man with broad experience, will assist Professor Clark and join the education department after graduation from Mevitin Park.
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Alfred M. Sanchez
Muelling Tourral
Sonia Fe
Marthe
Alferda M. Batiches
Lax
Oruces
Ste Sanches
Gover
Eric Dure
Fran Laevie Eae
Nericwliurs
Mevitin Park
Land Deal Inquiry At Morning Sonia Payee Not Heard From
A garbled item mentions an unresolved land deal inquiry linked to Morning Sonia Payee and individuals including Rania Marek Pine. The text references various names and places in a chaotic fragment, with no clear resolution or dates.
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Land Deal
Sonia Payee
Rania
He. x. M
Marek Pine
Pet Meade
Pepert
Hagerman
Committee not to prove Hagerman involvement in deal
The committee does not plan to demonstrate that Governor Hagerman authored the deal, unlike opponents in Washington who claimed such a connection.
Los Angeles Man Fatally Struck by Car
A motor vehicle in Los Angeles struck Frank Beamer, fatally injuring him as he attempted to catch a train. The accident occurred on Fifth Street while A. H. Ingraham, general superintendent of the Southern Pacific, was driving to the station. Beamer died today at the emergency hospital.
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Los Angeles
Cal
A. H. Ingraham
Southern Pacific
Fifth Street
Frank ©. Beamer
Ingraham
Four Children Die After Poisoned Pinole Dish
In Morelia Mexico four children died after a woman prepared a dish of pinole to kill her husband. The children ate the poisoned meal and perished in agony, while the intended target survived.
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Bil Paso
Texas
Morelia
Mexico
Three Million Dollar Mine Deal In Arizona
Globe Arizona March 18 The operation here has been sold to the Lewiselin interests for about 4 000 000 the largest deal in the Globe district The General Development company Ralph Lew Isen president and J P Channing consulting engineer are purchasers The stock consideration is 1500000 and the stack consideration is 1740000 Shareholders will vote on April 3 Puerto Cortes Bonduras March 16 The Honduran gunboat Tatabola and the Mexican steamer Olympia under charter with rifles cannon and a large armed force under General Quirrogoth board arrive this day toward Trijile Americans reportedly not conscripted for service
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Ariz
Ming
Lewiselin
Globe District
General Development Company
Ralph Lewiseln
J.P. Channing
Cewsh
Seckholders
Puerto Cortes
Bonduras
Olympia
General Quirrogoth
Ett
Trijsile
Duel to Death in Southern New Mexico
Frank Watkins was killed in a duel in southern New Mexico. An alleged slayer was jailed following the incident.
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New Mexico
Frank Watkins
Feud Flare Sparks Fatal Shooting On Texas Ranch
In a long standing feud a late night shooting on a Texas ranch ends with Frank Woods and others harmed. The confrontation near Winchester at Walnut Creek followed tensions between local families and ranch hands, with Watkine reportedly killed and others injured.
Mail Clerks Loyal to Suspended Comrade
A fragmented report describes mail clerks loyal to a suspended comrade amid charges of encouraging corruption and obstruction. The piece mentions indictments and ongoing legal actions affecting postal workers in Los Angeles, with officials weighing allegations and possible punishment.
Arbitration End to Louisville Car Strike
Arbitration to end Louisville car strike discussed by officials and workers. Meeting adjourned without agreement as authorities aim to resolve the disorder and restore operations. Renowned business leader Branham Munger dies at age years, prompting tributes.
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Louisville
Bation
Varferens
Opposing Anti Gambling Bills Highlight New Mexico Senate Action
The Morning Journal reports the council favors the Sanchez anti gambling bill substitute, with both the Mounted Police bill and several other measures advancing. Debate covers timing for effect, jail sentences, and funding for the mounted force, sewer projects, and hospital support as bills move toward final action.
Territorial bills outline county funding and education acts
The record lists several council bills introduced and referred. Topics include funding counties and opening banks, building a territorial capitol addition, purchasing land for an executive mansion, corn farming experiments, territorial depositories, county teachers institutes, and amendments to fish and game laws with adjournment set for Thursday morning.
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Connell Bal
Micra
Saridoval
Bernadillo
Connell Ding
Miera
Committee On Territorial Affairs
Dalles
Agricultural College
Council
Dakes
Murray
Phas
Long Struggle for Possession of Children
A protracted custody battle between W F Godfrey of Muncie Indiana and his ex wife Mrs Edward Luts over daughters Golda two and Ruth five years unfolds across Indiana Ohio and California. Godfrey obtained habeas corpus to reclaim the children from Long Beach California where the mother resists surrender after a prior custody reversal in his favor.
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Indiana
Ohio
Fee
Ras Beep
Los Angeles
W. F. Godfrey
Muncie
Ind
Golda
Ruth
Edward Luts
Long Beach
Godfrey
Munele
Reece
Calumet and Hecla merger enjoined by court
Judge Knappen of the United States circuit court enjoined Calumet and Hecla Mining stockholders from meeting to vote proxies in the Osceola company. An injunction hearing was set for March 23. Action was brought by Attorney Boynton for the Bigelow interests following failed efforts to secure Governor Warner's signature on a bill blocking stock voting between competing mines.
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Grand Rapids
Mitch
Knappen
United States
Dircuit Court
Calumet and Hell Mining Company
Osceola Company
Attooney Boyneton
Bigelow
Cavedla
Governor Warner
Csconia
Calumet and
Hecla
Hundred Die in French Church Stampede at Worship
Fifty bodies removed from a shattered church after a mass casualty event on a Monday. Weeping relatives stood by stretchers as rescue teams worked at the scene. Investigators began documentation and tolls of the tragedy in the aftermath of the stampede.
Eight officers and 110 men unaccounted after French battleship explosion
Reports say eight officers and 176 men unaccounted for after the blast on the French battleship Lena at Toulon. Recovery efforts continue as officials inspect bulkheads and steel planking for blast damage. Condolences pour in from France and abroad while Germany seeks details on powder safety.
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Toulon
Atea 12
Lena
Gead Witl
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Thompson
Bammer
Ingse
Irish House Debates Return of Crimes Act Action
London report notes the House of Commons passed Hogan’s motion to renew the Crimes Act by 252 to 23 amid strong opposition from Cheif Secretary for Ireland who warned against renewed tyranny. Government support for hogan’s plan to tighten measures and aid gradual Irish reform was pledged with hopes to reestablish force to end evictions and empower land purchase.
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House of Commone
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Wollen
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Sande
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Hogan
Mary
Ireland
Alei Ty
British Tramp Steamer Aground Off Long Island
A British tramp steamer ran aground off the south shore of Long Island amid fog. No immediate danger was reported as rescue efforts reached the vessel and the crew were taken aboard searchers.
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Long Island
Owandur
Caphalt Porbes
Tong Teland
Senators on Naval Inspection Cruise
Washington reports Sec Metcalf will board the United States ship tomorrow for a Cuban coast cruise aboard a chartered vessel. He will be accompanied by Senator Flint of Ashfordnia and other officials. The party sails from Washington navy yard for about three weeks routing via Charleston and stops at Portsmouth and New London.
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Sil Tan Seeks to Block Reforms in Morocco
Report from Tangier notes Sil Tan pressing against reforms amid Moroccan political maneuvers. Diplomatic sources indicate opposition plans and potential bloc tactics regarding a 1 percent reform proposal.
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Morocco
Election Law Debates Continue in House Amid Conference Split
Friday is County Division Day as the New Mexico House hears a conference report on the election law. Two rival bills emerged from the committee with a 17 section revision by Beach, while Cameron already filed another bill Tuesday. Leaders justify scheduling amid social duties and ongoing legislative pressures.
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Morning Journal Bureau
Santa Fe
N. M
Beagh
Council
Cameron
Beach
Holt
Halt
County bills take center stage Friday in House session
Friday will be county division day in the house with an intriguing session anticipated. Foraker county bill DML No 3 was added to the division list along with Artesia Garfield Foraker Pyramid and a proposed Torrance county seat removal. All bills are active and decision time nears.
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Peepee
Lehouseh
Foraker
Artesia
Garfield County
Foraker County
Pyramid County
Torrance
Summers' bill passes in Santa Fe amid swift record transfer
Mr. Melville Summers arrives in Santa Fe with a bill, gets it introduced and passed through both houses under suspension of the rules without opposition. The measure authorizes Sandoval County to levy up to three mills for opening new county books and records, aiding the transfer of Sandoval records begun by his father.
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Albuquerque
Santa Fe
Council
Summers
Sandoval County
Bernalillo County
James A. Summers
Ives
Rock Island Settling Mexican Death Claims
Mexican laborers killed in a clash are at the center of a settlement in Rock Island. Officials consider compensation claims tied to a violent incident at Volta Betas in Sener. Relatives of the deceased await formal action and payout details.
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Hi Pas
Texas
Maren
Uiratiam
Vias
Geadaiagere
Jabarera
Volta Betas
Mexican Bandit Extermination of His Band in 23-7 Affair
A garbled report describes Mexican bandits and a clash with military forces. The text mentions a raid, a price tag of 7500 pesos, and alleged defeat of the bandits by authorities, with unclear attribution and disrupted wording.
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