Memorial Day Observances Across Albuquerque
Albuquerque observes Memorial Day on Sunday and Monday with church services and a parade led by the Grand Army of the Republic. Flowers will be laid at Santa Barbara and Fairview cemeteries, a memorial boat will launch on the Rio Grande, and a procession will start from Central School to the Presbyterian church for services.
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America
Albuquerque
Grand Army of the Republic
Santas Farbara
Fairview
Rio Grande
Woman's Relief Corps
Lone of Veterans
Central School
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Harwood
G. B. Warren
Missouri Pacific Flyer Jumps Track Near Little Blue
Kansas City, May 29. Missouri Pacific fast mail train No. 7, bound from St. Louis to Kansas City, was derailed lightly one mile west of Little Blue, Mo, early this morning. Officials reported three injuries, none serious, as the train ran at about 45 miles per hour on a weakened track after recent rains.
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Kansas City
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
Little Blue
Firemen Strike Ends in Georgia Concessions Ordered
Compromise reached after labor officials and Georgia railroad leaders met as train service, crippled for days, was ordered resumed at once. Rioting flared in Atlanta with injuries but police intervened and arrests were made. North Georgia workers pledged limits on Black firemen operating engines except on mail trains.
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Neill
T. K. Koott
The
Georgia Railroad
E. A. Ball
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Lithonia
Atlanta
North Georgia
Pearly
Contemparate Graves Decorated Demand in Santa Barbara
Commander HW B Steward of the Grand Army asks friends of Confederate soldiers buried in local cemeteries to leave the names with Superintendent Strong at Strong Rest Undertaking to enable graves to be located and decorated during the visit of patriotic organizations to Santa Barbara and Fairview on Monday morning.
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HW. B. Steward
Grand Army
Strong
Santa Harbara
Fairview
Cemeteries Open Today for Visiting Hours
The gates of Santa Barbara and Fairview cemeteries open this morning and close at 6 oclock this evening with tomorrow hours from until noon. Strong Bros have repaired avenues and prepared plots, offering complete grave location records and assistance to visitors seeking relatives or friends.
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Santa Barbara
Fairview
Tomourrow
Strong Dros
Strong Bros
Thm
Pussliie
Six Thousand Men Idle in Mexican Factories
Mexico City May 29. Six thousand men have been thrown out of work by an accident at the Neenen Power plant. Workers complain of halted production and rising unemployment as the factory remains shut. Local officials inspect the site and assess damages while plans for repairs and reemployment are discussed.
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Escandon
Mexico City
Strike Ends as Georgia Railroad Reaches Amicable Settlement
The railroad and its workers suspend the racial dispute after authorities anticipate arbitration. Negro firemen are to be eliminated at terminals. discharged Brotherhood members reinstated. white firemen seniority recognized. some long-serving Negro firemen may remain. Final basis of settlement to be released Monday.
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United States Mail
Georgia Road
Georgia Railroad
Martin A. Knapp
Interstate Comerce Commission
Charles P. Neill
Brotherhood
Devastating Oklahoma Tornado Kills and Wrecks Several Towns
A Morning Journal report notes a violent tornado in Oklahoma damaging Key West and Depew. At least fifteen dead and over forty injured as floods followed, leaving Key West nearly wiped out and residents cut off by rising Salt Creek waters.
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Morning Journal Special
Oklahoma
Key West
Depew
Key West Station
Salt Creek
Negroce
Brace
J. J. Hart
Stroud
Sapulpaeuwon
Woman Seized in Clovis for Black Hand Attempt
Clovis, N M May 29 Mrs H A Irwin wife of a local butcher was captured by a posse at a rendezvous where a package for three thousand dollars was left. The plan, signed Black Hand, used a burglar alarm instead of cash. Irwin claims coercion by letters. her husband supports her as an innocent tool.
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Morning Journal
Clovis
N. M
H. A. Irwin
Marshal Duncan
A. E B. Curren
Gus Vonelm
Charles Sehurrich
R. A. Baxter
E. B. Leepy
B. D. Oldham
D. K. Vitzhugh
Leepy
Bugsy
Rs. Irwin
Denison
Texar
Irwin
Tishomingo
Dryve
Stateholf
Oklahoma
Black Hand letter demands ransom with threats
A printed note from a so called ORDER OF BLACK HAND dictates a May 28 ransom of 3000 dollars in small bills placed at the Dutchman's fence corner in Clovis New Mexico. It warns of killing if authorities are alerted and claims a fifteen year American presence with no convictions.
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Clovis
N. M
United States
Dutchman's
America
Black Hand
Court absolves Katy Railway of contempt
Missouri Kansas and Texas Railroad escaped contempt findings as the Missouri Supreme Court rejected an attempt by St. Louis circuit court judge Williame to cite the road for contempt over a three cent per mile passenger rate. The action was pressed by the St. Louis jurist's attorneys.
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Jefferson City
State Supreme Court
Missouri, Kansas &Texas Railroad Company
Williame
St. Louis
Seven dead and twenty injured in North Dakota tornado
Special dispatches from St Paul report that seven persons are known killed and more than twenty seriously injured when a tornado swept over northwestern North Dakota this afternoon.
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St Paul
North Dakota
Patten Show Mercy 10 anortd Most Successful Wheat Deal
Chicago traders hailed James A. Patten as orchestrating the most successful wheat deal in Chicago board of trade history. He fixed a May price of 1.34 per bushel while selling to shorts, with Barttt-Patten employees receiving a 19 percent bonus. Patten claimed no manipulation, only securing legitimate profits. The outcome left bulls and bears debating whether July harvests would refill empty bins and how large his gains might be.
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James A. Patten
Ed" Walker
Shorts
Mr. Patton
Bartltt-Patten House
Patten
Madden Fined for Strike Grafting in Chicago Trial
After forty six hours of wrangling a Chicago jury found labor leaders M B Oskinny Madden M J Boyle and F A Pouchot guilty of strike grafting The defendants were fined six hundred dollars each The case involved alleged extortion of one thousand dollars from Emil Klicka to settle a plant strike and followed years of rumors about irregular strikes Arguments for a new trial set for June 11.
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Chicago
M. B. Oskinny Madden
M. J. Boyle
F. A. Pouchot
Madden
Criminal Court
Wayman
Grand Jury
Pouchot
Heyle
Emil Klicka
George Sanders
Joseph Klicka & Co
Sanders
Klicka
Pouchol
Boyle
German Pressure on Tariff Fight Sparks Senate Row
Senator Aldrich denounces German government efforts to influence U S tariff legislation via anonymous wage information from German manufacturers. Debate rises over a confidential document sent to the Finance Committee and printed only as a state matter, prompting calls for transparency and criticism of foreign interference.
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Morning Journal Special
Washington
Aldrich
Depew
Congress
Senate
Germany
Finance Committee
Nelson
Boards of Trade of
Committee of Congress
United States
New York
Ald “Tam
Prince von Blow Hase
State Department
LaFollette
LaFullette
Committee On Finance
Berlin
Temple
Carter
Merchant Stalin by Negra Dover Oklahoma Murder
Lanle Aller, a prominent merchant of Dover Oklahoma, was stabbed to death late today by Edward Seals, a Black man. A mob formed and threatened to lynch Seals but he was hurried to jail for protection.
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Stalin
Negra
Dover
Okla
Lanle Aller
Edward Seals
Seals
Kingfahe
Presbyterians dismiss missionaries over worldly conduct
The one hundred and twenty first General Assembly closed with routine matters and thanks to the Moderator. The committee on polity dismissed James and Alexander Waite, missionaries in China, for criticizing worldly missionaries who they say played tennis, advising them to seek other fields of service.
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General Assembly
China
Denver
One Hundred and Twenty-First General Assembly
The
Presbyterians
Markley
Atlantic City
Committee On Polity
James
Alexander Waite
Waite
Mexican City Tackles Sanitary Campaign
Puebla Mexico May 2 A systematic campaign against dirt and epidemics has begun funded by four and a half million dollars for public works. The plan calls for street cleaning sewers and broad measures to prevent smallpox and other illnesses.
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Puebla
Mexico
Public Works Service
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Woodmen
Woodmen of the World
Elke
Katie McLean
A. B. Stanton, Jr
Das D. KB
Phillips
H. J Collins
Do. A. Frank
Edna Mauser
George Curry
Territory of
New Mexico
Missouri Pacific Flyer
Georgia
KATY
MERCY
Annals of Chicago
al Bermany
Mexican City
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