Trade Excursion Car Order Sets Five Day Route
A Santa Fe trade excursion plans four Pullman cars and a standard stock car for a five day journey from Albuquerque to Rincon Silver City Deming El Paso Alamogordo Carrizozo Estancia and Santa Fe. The schedule calls for early April delivery, decorated coaches, and senior train crew from last year. Heys Band will accompany with twenty musicians and new uniform changes. The event aims to boost Albuquerque business and attract members to join quickly. In San Francisco Cal March 26 a jury selection for Patrick Calhoun progress stalled as one juror was excused and two peremptory challenges used.
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Santa Fe Rai
W- P. Garside
Aen
New Mexico
Wasuthern
Central Brown
Tglacea
W. BR. Santa Fe
Privi- Pullman
Albuquerque
Albaperee
O. A. Matson
Committee On
Santa Fe
Rincon
Rio Grande
Silver City
Deming
el Paso
Fruitless Missouri rail rate conference ends without action
Jefferson City March 26 after two days of failed negotiations between state and railroad officials the talks at the executive mansion yielded no results. The Missouri Senate declined to intervene while speculation grew that railroads would restore the old three cent fares while lawmakers ponder mileage book rates and new powers for railroad commissioners. The session closed with a legislative note that its role is purely legislative and would not judge ongoing negotiations.
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Jefferson City
Executive Mansion
State Senate
Senate
Whites Fear Attack by Indians and Negroes
Henrietta Oklahoma reports hundreds of armed townsfolk ready for battle amid reports of a mixed group of Indians and Blacks gathering outside the town. Chitti Harjo and Snake Tidians are named as leaders. yesterday’s clash left several dead or injured and many arrests, with prisoners jailed in Eulalia awaiting arraignment.
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Henrietta
Okla
Chitti Harjo
Crater
Eulalia
Weston Reaches Buffalo While Walking to San Francisco
Edward Pay son Weston arrived at the Buffalo city line at 11 50 p m after covering forty four miles today. He kept a slow pace of about three miles per hour as he finished the day’s trek through muddy roads on the long walk toward San Francisco.
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Weston
Buffalo
Edward Payson Weston
San Franccisco
Harriman Leaves California Plans New York Return
Edward H. Harriman travels from Paso Robles to Burlingame and San Francisco then signals a rapid return to New York. He dismisses reports of busy schemes saying he drifts along and has only loose ends to tie up while accompanying Louie Hill the Great Northern president.
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San Francisco
California
Edward H. Harriman
Paso Robles
Burlingame
New York
Harriman
Louie Hill
Great Northern
Mr. Harriman
New York Central
The
Arty
Airmont
Depo
Condi
Harriman argues farmer to control prosperity and invest in legitimate growth
The speaker says farmers will gain wealth and supply capital for lawful development, boosting prosperity. He warns against tying funds to risky schemes like new rail projects that hinder access to money for regular business, stressing the need for liquid, legitimate investment to keep workers employed.
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Harriman
Millionaire Tramp H. P. Craig Dies After Revelry
Denver reports say H. P. Craig known as the millionai re tramp died after a night of revelry in Colorado Springs. He had wandered across the country for years and kept a Tramp's Retreat lodging house. His death followed a hospital admission after a banquet for old companions. His sister in Detroit was said to be his heir.
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Denver
Times
Colorado Springs
H. P. Craig
Detroit
Mich
Craig
Knights of the Road
Eliot denounces football in Harvard president’s final report
Cambridge March 26 Harvard president Eliot voices strong opposition to football in his last annual report. He notes some athletic improvement but says too much daily time is spent on baseball and football. He condemns the demoralizing spectacle and betting tied to major games.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Eliot
Railroad Station Fire Destroys Grand Prorine Buildings
Fire swept the Grand Prorine block in Dallas today March 26 destroying the Texas & Pacific railroad station and several adjacent structures. The blaze caused heavy damage and investigations were started into the cause.
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Dallas
Tex
Grand Prouinie
Texas & Pacific Railroad
gHooon
Reform Candidate Edges Socialist Opponent in Recall Mayor Vote
Los Angeles voters chose reform candidate Harper’s successor for mayor by a narrow 1,650 vote margin from 25,660 cast. Fred Wheeler carried five wards while Alexander led in three, four and five, aided by a scattered vote. Wheeler’s strong showing followed diverse opposition to reform and recall principles.
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Los Angeles
Harper
George Alexander
Fred ©. Wheeler
Wheeler
Alexander
Jury sworn anew in Patrick Calhoun bribery trial
In San Francisco on March 26, the jury for the United Railroads president Patrick Calhoun bribery case was completed for the second time. Two jurors were accepted provisionally with further interrogation reserved. a third remains subject to peremptory challenge.
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Calhow
Jeary
San Francisco
Cal
Patrick Calhoun
United Railroads
James K. Gorman
Mbadward Gowan
Gorman
Gowan
Corman
Freight Train Robbery Reported in Chihuahua
Information from Cullty station on the Mexican Central railroad says robbers attacked a freight train and forced the crew into a car before looting the train.
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Chihuahua
Mexico
Cullty
Congressme clash on flo tariff debate in house
In Washington March 26 a clash erupted in the tariff debate between Fordney of Michigan and Byrd of Mississippi over lumber. Fordney denied Byrd’s accusation of a lumber trust and threat of blows arose before colleagues separated them. The debate centered on protection versus free listing for lumber with Humphrey urging higher duties to help U S lumber and shingles compete with British Columbia.
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Washington
Messrs. Fordney
Michigan
Byrd
Mississippi
Fordney
Macon
Arkansas
Payne
Humphrey
British Columbia
Lumber Trust Debate Sparks House Fracas
In a heated session representatives clashed over lumber trusts as Fordney and Byrd traded sharp exchanges. Fordney argued prices would fall if duties were removed, while others pressed for evidence of a lumber combination. Pou mocked party rivals over restaurant access and tariff revisions.
Publication deadline tight for Sunday display ads
Journal Publishing Company warns all Albuquerque advertisers copy for Sunday display ads must be submitted before noon today. Rapid growth in Sunday advertising and plant improvements drive the rule, ensuring space in the Morning Journal.
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Morning Journal
Albuquerque
Journal Publishing Company
Payne bill sparks attack on free list and duties
Politicians criticize the Payne bill asserting it worsens the Dingley act and breaks promises to lower duties. Arguments target free list items from hides to gems and ancient art, noting higher costs for shoes, gloves, tea, and everyday goods. Critics say the measure benefits the very rich and marks a partisan betrayal.
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Republican Party
Poll
Pou
America
Macon
Arkansas
Senators Fault Payne Tariff Measure at Finance Hearing
Senate finance committee weighs tariffs altering executive power to retaliate against unfriendly nations. Objections focus on Payne bill's minimum rates and 20 percent retaliation, plus unclear administration of most favored nation ties. Wood pulp lumber and hides hearings dominate, with Democrats awaiting full review after bill reporting.
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Payen
Washington
United States
Senate Committee On Finance
Senate
Finance Committee
Payne Bi
Faithless Wife Bares Story Of Shame In Denver Trial
Denver March 26 A Morning Journal Special Leased Wire report says Mrs John H Cradiebaugh testified to her affair with Frederick Walton and to Walton being found in her room on December 6 1968 She recounted holding her husband back as Walton fled and described Cradiebaugh's testimony about a fatal shooting Cradiebaugh claimed Walton threatened him and that he shot Walton in fear for his wife and child The defense notes a prior lodge trial while the state plans to call Frederick W Walton's widow Mrs Prederick W Walton to testify tomorrow
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Morning Journal
Denver
Frederick W. Walton
John H. Cradiebaugh
Walton
Cradlebaugh
Cradiebaugh
Sisters of
Rebekah
Sisters of Rehbeat
Wallace
Police
Armestrong
Carl Cradiebaugh
Prederick W. Walton
Mystery Notes Hidden With Mrs Lorillard Body
Funeral processions moved from the Lorillard residence to Irvington as coroner Dr James Nevitt placed two notes and mysterious trinkets found on Mrs Lorillard Jr’s body into the shroud. One note was in another hand and the other appears to be written by Mrs Lorillard days before her death.
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Morning Journal
Washington
Pierre Lorillard, Jr
Lorillard
Hilleer Place
New York
Bookmaker Claims Robbery in Los Angeles
Frederick Sterns, a former bookmaker, told police he was held up in Los Angeles and robbed of 6960 dollars late last night. Police have no clues as to the suspects or motive.
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Los Angeles
Frederick Sterns
Luwt Miebe
Eolus
Oldest Voter in Colorado Resides in Pueblo
Henry Pierpont of Pueblo aged ninety seven is claimed as the oldest registered voter in the state. He has long been active in local politics and spoke today at a civic gathering.
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Pueblo
Colo
Henry Pierpont
Debate on Prohibition vs Regulation in Milwaukee
A large Milwaukee audience heard Mayor David S Hose and Dr Samuel Dickie discuss whether the nation should be dry or regulate saloons. No decision was reached as the audience determined the outcome, with Dickie defending prohibition and Hose arguing for moderation and ethical considerations.
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Morning Journal
Milwaukee
Wis
David S. Hose
Samuel Dickie
Albion College
Albion
Mich
Dickie
Hose
Maine
Kansas
Cheorgia
Wisconsin
Bride 15 Found Elf Olain In Shed
Vincennes Indiana March 26 Jessie Lee Overton Culbertson a bride of three months was not murdered but died by suicide. She wrote anonymous letters to mislead investigators and attached a miniature skull to a note as a decoy. Her husband and relatives accept self harm and dispute murder theories. Her past and family links in Texas remain unclear.
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Vincennes
Ind
Jessie Lee Overton Culbertson
Culbertson
Joshua Brazelton
Jessie
Kim
Cde
Waco
Texas
Dublin
Tex
Russell Culbertson
Jessie Lee Overton
Hico
Galveston
Miss Overton
al Paso
Jensie Overton Culbertson
Overton
Peabody Normal Institute of Tennessee
Philippines
San Antonio
Half Million Dollar Gift To Poor Children
New York reports reveal donor of 500000 dollars to the Children s Aid Society for a sanitarium for crippled children is Mrs Elizabeth Anderson wife of artist A A Anderson and daughter of the late Daremith Milbank founder of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad She inherited half her father s fortune and over seventeen years has given away 3 million dollars including more than 1 5 million to Barnard College.
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New York
Children’s Aid Society
Elizabeth Anderson
A. A. Anderson
Daremith Milbank
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Barnard College
Murder of rancher by Mexican youth in Chihuahua
Dedrick and Northington of Emporia Kansas are in Chihuahua conducting a strict probe into the death of a prominent ranch owner killed by a Mexican boy about two weeks ago. The assailant remains at large as authorities press for capture.
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Chihuahua
Mexico
Dedrick and & BE
Northington
Emporia
Kan
Dedrick
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