House Caucus Fails to Agree on Currency Bill
Washington May 5 Republican members of the House caucused to decide on currency legislation but adjourned at 11 pm without a definite result. Speaker Cannon spoke in support of the Vreeland bill as debate centered on commercial paper as currency and a temporary drafting committee.
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The Story of a Medicine Golden Medical Discovery
The article explains Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery made from Golden Seal root. It states glycerine extraction surpasses alcohol, naming uses for weak stomach indigestion biliousness and liver deregulations, with claims of safety and public mailing of the formula.
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American
R. V. Pierce
Boftslo
Vreeland bill hailed as temporary finance bridge
A speaker urged passage of the Vreeland emergency currency measure as a bridge to a fuller reform, arguing it would function under half normal conditions while preserving the present successful banking law as a model. The effort centers in the Republican House majority around Bennett’s resolution, aiming to bridge financial waters until a more thorough reform bill is drafted by a future commission. The plan’s fate hinges on passage of a temporary bill this session.
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Senate
Daily Sun Announces May 18 Debut in Albuquerque
The Daily Sun, a new democratic afternoon paper for Albuquerque and New Mexico, plans a May 18 launch. It will publish six times weekly, be independent in management yet Democratic in faith, and use Hearst telegraph news via a dedicated wire.
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Albuquerque
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Gleckler
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Rowwell
Cannon at White House Talks on Roosevelt Program
Speaker Cannon met with President Roosevelt at the White House in Washington on May 5 to discuss the legislative program for the closing days of the session. He would not detail the conference but said substantial work lay ahead and made no prediction on what parts of the program would become law.
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Fashionable Newport Wedding Melds Elite Sets
Miss Pauline Leroy French daughter of Amos Yuck French and sister of Mrs Alfred Vanderbilt married Samuel G Wagstaff at St John’s Church Newport. Rev Charles A Heatty officiated. Large turnout from the summer colony attended the ceremony and harbor view reception at Mrs Vanderbilt’s residence.
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Amos Yuck French
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
St. John’s Church
Samuel G Wagstaff
Charles A. Heatty
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Memele Dominates Inglish in Ten Round No Decision Bout
George Memele outboxed Clarence Inglish of Omaha in a ten round no decision match at the Pacific Athletic Club. Memele pressed the action and landed frequent punishment while Inglish’s best work came from straight lefts to the jaw at long range.
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Evans Takes Command Of The Fleet In Monterey
Rear Admiral Evans returns to his flagship on crutches to rejoin the fleet at Monterey after riding from Paso Robles Hot Springs. The Connecticut arrives with aides. Evans heads to the flagship and sails for Santa Cruz to resume command as Tokyo calls a Japanese rally in Tacoma. Croker denies plans to go to New York before the presidential election.
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Lieutenant Mclean
Ensign Weaver
Connecticut
Santa Cruz
Battle over Sandia lead claim ends in favor of Bateman
A. G. Bateman won a five day trial against the Sandias Mining and Milling Co and others for possession of the Octoroon mining claim in the Coyote district. Damages of one dollar were awarded with costs. the case may appeal to higher courts. The suit followed a temporary injunction granting Bateman access to work the mine.
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Hunter
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Octoroon
Bateman
Felix H. Lester
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Medier and
Wilkerson
Supreme Court
Estate Administrators and Discharges Noted in Court
The court approved the final report of EE Stover as administrator of John A Hill's estate and discharged the administrator. Joe French appointed administrator of George W Watson's estate, bond set at 300 dollars and approved.
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Stover
John A. Hill
Joe French
George W. Watson
Grand Army of the Republic Encampment Opens in Santa Fe
The twenty fifth annual encampment of the New Mexico Department of the Grand Army of the Republic begins at 10 30 this morning in Odd Fellows hall with Civil War veterans from across the territory. A banquet by Women of John A Logan circle follows at noon, officers will be elected tomorrow, and a cornerstone laying for the new armory and convention hall is set for 3 pm with a parade and large crowd anticipated. Mayor Lester may declare a half holiday Thursday and Superintendent Sterling plans school dismissal for the ceremonies.
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Sterling
City Marshal to Sell Black Mule at City Jail Lot
On Friday May 8 1960 at the City Jail on North Second Street a black mule about seven years old will be sold. The animal is branded on the left thigh and right hind foot enlarged. McMillin City Marshal will oversee the sale.
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McMillin
Weather bulletin notes frosts caused little damage this week
The Santa Fe weather bureau reports severe frosts in the northern territory did little damage during the week ending May 4. Unseasonably cool weather prevailed except on the weekend, with mild to normal temperatures a few days. Forecasters note light precipitation and late snow flurries in northern counties.
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Santa Fe
Hall
Alarming Increase of Insanity in Paris Warns Doctor
Dr Navarre reports Paris insanity rising with 15 000 plus individuals roaming streets. Last year 4 016 admitted to madhouses including 1 285 voluntary. most were Sainte-Anne asylum admissions. In 1907, 14 314 sought gratuitous treatment, with about seven thousand deemed neurotics. Alcoholism and abstinence tied to decline. No remedy offered due to cost of confinement.
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