Beet sugar venture seen for Rio Grande valley
Business and professional men hear W. M. Wiley of Holly Beet Sugar discuss beet culture in the Rio Grande valley. He notes irrigation, soil quality, and farm layout as key to success, urges ditch rebuilding and land consolidation, and envisions colonization and a future Albuquerque beet factory. Santa Fe Railway officials back the project and a funds-raising committee is formed.
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Holly Beet Sugar Company
Albuquerque
W. M. Wiley
Holly, Col
Rio Grande Valley
Wiley
Arkansas Valley
Colorado
United States
Rio Grande
Egypt
Kanene
Missouri
Mr. Wiley
Santa Fe
Re.fe. Wilson
Santa Fe Railway Company
Brooks
Wilson
Santa Fe Company
New Mexico
Holly Company
Tis Coe
Mr. Wilson
Moo
T. C. Gartington
Busy sugar beet promoters tour valley
A sugar beet party led by Wiley Wilson Garlington J D Hand and Jurn with Santa Fe agents visited the valley to survey fields and sign contracts. President Brooks Col John Borradaile and Sheriff Armijo accompanied the group and farmers attended a 3 pm court house meeting where Wiley spoke at length.
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Messrs Wiley
Wilson
Garlington
J. D. Hand
Las Vegas
Jas, Kurn
New Mexico
The
Santa Pe
W. P. Garside
Santa Fe
el Paso
G. J. Btooks
Commercial Club
Col
John Borradaile
Perfecto Armijo
Beets and irrigation talk fuels New Mexico farmers
J M Mon toya led a delegation visiting Albuquerque where Mr Wiley detailed beet culture methods and urged small plantings of one to two acres to spur future effort. A ton of seeds ordered from Holly will soon stock the San Jose Market as the party plans to attend the irrigation congress in Helen today.
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Ted
J. M. Montoya
Wiley
Mr. Wiley
San Jose
Albuquerque
Irrigation Congress
Board of Control of the Congress
Helen
General Electric Plant to Resume Full-Time Operations
Schenectady New Jersey March 23 The 10 000 employee General Electric plant here will move from four days a week to full time work soon as large orders have been received.
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Schenectady
N. J
General Electric Company
Croker Files Libel Suit Against Manchester Chronicle
Dublin March 22 Richard Croker former Tammany Hall leader sues the Manchester Sporting Chronicle for libel over published statements reflecting on his character a porteman.
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Dublin
Richard Croker
Tammany Hall of
New York
Manchester Sporting Chronicle
Porteman
Governor Guild's Condition Unchanged
Boston reports show Governor Guild remaining stable with no change from noon to late night. Dr Fred P Winslow issued the night bulletin stating the governor is holding his own and resting comfortably. No further bulletins planned unless condition shifts.
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Boston
Guild
Fred P. Winslow
China invites American battleship fleet to stop in Shanghai
In Washington a cable from Minister Wu in Beijing invites the American battleship fleet to visit Chinese ports on its world voyage. The message says viceroy at Nanking and Admiral Sah will arrange welcome. Shanghai is cited as the main port. Tasmania and New Zealand are said to be sending similar invitations.
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Washington, DP
D. C
China
Washington
Legation
Shanghai
Nanking
Navy Department
Tasmania
New Zealand
Korean Thugs Shoot Noted American Diplomat in San Francisco
Durham W. Stevens, former counselor to the Japanese embassy in Washington and Korean government adviser in Seoul, was shot and seriously wounded by a Korean assailant, W. Chang, at the Fairmont hotel area. Chang admits the act, saying Stevens serves Japan. Stevens' condition remains serious but hopeful with medical care.
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Morning Journal
Jensen Wire
San Francisco
Cal
D. W. Stevens
Washington
Seoul
Mr. Stevens
IW. Chang
M. W. Chang
Stevens
Korea
Fairmont
Koike
Chun
Chang
Chan
Hawaii
Associated Press
Japan
Fairmont Hotel
Earl Lee
K. Chung
M. Moon
U. 8
Choy
Lee
Karl Lee
T. Katura
Stevens Assailant Glories In His Deed
A Korean gunman, W Caring, confessed to shooting W D Stevens in San Francisco declaring the act a warning to pro Japanese rule in Korea. He said Stevens backed Japanese protection and betrayed Korean interests and that if he dies the act aids Korea’s freedom. Stevens is reported resting in hospital.
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Stevens
San Francisco
Cal
W Caring
W D. Stevens
Korea
Japan
United States of America
St. Francis Hospital
Stevens Shot Shocks Takahira in Trenton Visit
Baron Takahira, in Trenton for a chamber dinner, learns of D. W. Stevens being shot in San Francisco. He expresses sorrow, plans to return to Washington, and notes Stevens’ former role with the Japanese embassy and his upcoming return to the Korean council as an American adviser. He calls the incident perplexing and hopes for a speedy recovery.
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Stevens
Takahira
Trenton
N. J
Baron Takahira
Windsor
Associated Press
San Francisco
D. W. Stevens
Korean Council of State
Congressman Wood
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
State House
O‘high
Paron Takahira
Congressman Wood Reacts to Alarming News
The anonymous speaker condemns the situation and tells Congressman Wood that the news is very bad and makes him feel sick.
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Congressman Wood
Attempt on Stevens in San Francisco May Reshape Korea Policy
Tokio reports a failed assassination attempt on Durhan Stevens in San Francisco by young Koreans. Stevens, Ito's former adviser and ally, is praised by Japanese and Koreans. his fate seen as a potential martyr shaping Korea politics amid charges of anti-Japanese propaganda in America. Marquis Ito and Baron Ishii react with horror and concern.
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Tokio
Japan
Durham Stevens
San Francisco
Stevens
Korea
Marquis Ito
Ito
O’brien
Seoul
Associated Press
Foreign Office
D. W. Stevens
Baron Ishii
America
Hurricane Rages IX Gulf States Swath of Destruction
A heavy wind and rain storm sweeping Louisiana Mississippi and Alabama has destroyed property caused injuries and at least one death. Reports place hurricanes in East Feliciana Parish and Jefferson Davis County with damage near Flomaton Alabama. Rail lines north of Mobile reported washouts delaying traffic and wires were knocked out. A man named Rollins was killed at Norwood in East Feliciana Parish.
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iBy Morning Journal
New Orleans
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Felicitiana Parish
Jefferson Davis County
Miss
Flomaton
Ala
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Mobile
Norwood
East Felicitania Parish
Rollins
Commerce Bank to Open Monday Under Reorganization
National Bank of Commerce to reopen Monday with W B Ridgely as president and George T Cutts as vice president. Edward Ridgely named cashier. Stockholders voted to raise capital from 1 to 2 million and increase directors from 15 to 21. They plan to pay 2 850 000 to Receiver Cutts for new capital and bad paper.
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Journal Special
Kansas City
National Bank of Commerce
W. B Ridgely
George T. Cutts
New York
8. Louis
Edward Ridgely
Pacific Fleet Rear Admiral Sebree Arrives at Ledondo Harbor
Rear Admiral Sebree's squadron of the Pacific fleet, including cruisers Tennessee Washington and California, reached Ledondo harbor at noon.
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Redondo
Cal
Sebree
Pacific Fleet
Tennessee
Washington
California
Governor to Sign Dispensary Bill Tomorrow Morning
Guthrie and Oklo report that Haskell will sign the state dispensary and enforcement law tomorrow at 10 oclock. The measure aims to regulate liquor sales and enforcement statewide. The announcement sets expectations for immediate implementation upon signing.
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Guthrie
Oklo
4Tovers Nor
Haskell
Supreme Court Rejects State Contentions in Two Federal Power Cases
The Supreme Court declined to hear the states’ challenges in North Carolina and Minnesota, upholding federal power over disputed issues. The action ends the states’ attempts to curb federal authority in these matters.
Minnesota Rate Law Declared Unconstitutional By Supreme Court
Washington March 22 The U S Supreme Court upheld a North Carolina judge ruling that Minnesota rate laws for railroad transportation are unconstitutional The decision centers on whether state-set rates restrain federal court review and the right of states to fix transportation rates Justice Peckham announced the ruling noting excessive penalties and prison terms prevent company challenges The cases involve state enforcement against ticket agents and the broader conflict between state and federal courts over railroad rate regulation
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Morning Journal
Washington
Young
Minnesota
United States District Court For
District of Minnesota
Pritchard
United States Circuit Court For
Western District of North Carolina
James H. Wood
Southern Heathway
Asheville
Supreme Court of the United States
Peckham
Harlan
Ths
Purts
United States
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W. G. Hope
D. A. Maenderson
Croker
Governor Guild
Bedside of Massachusetts Executive
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Armada
Durham W. Stevens
Oka
Gulf States
Commerce Bank
Kansas City Financial Institution
Ledondo
North Carolina
Supreme Court
Prichard
Southern Railway
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