State Fair 15 Under Way Be Best Ever Held
Perfect weather helps materially to make the formal opening of the annual exposition auspicious.
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1913
Page
1
Governor Opens State Fair Address by Ralph Ely
Governor McDonald opened the fair with a brief address at Tracton Park stating the event is state supported and statewide. Ralph C. Ely of Deming followed with a short speech as fair commission president while Mayor Sellers introduced the governor to a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gexeter
Gevernor Willen
Mcfhonald
Menny
Onder
Ralph ¢. Ely
Deming
Faltommission
Setters
Lataer
Adey
Albuquerque
Santa Rita
George Mestach
Mestach
Beth Mangger
Frank A. Sterts
Thomas F. Rinkert
Tianaker Werh
Yeaterday
Finkert
Hivestock Exhibit Thrills Crowds at City Carnival
The exhibit tents filled repeatedly as carpenters rushed to finish stands for the poultry and livestock displays. Fifteen face horses and 6600 chickens entered for judging drew crowds, while Carnival companies added midway shows making the street fair the largest yet seen in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rirty & Ewer Cortead
Hinkert
Johnneh
W. H. Ihedes
Trepeke
jJudee
Poultry
Rhodes
Central Avenue
Capital City Amusement Company
Abbie
Simoes
Salazar Wins Five Mile Motorcycle Race At Fairgrounds
Salazar riding a twin cylinder machine led from lap four to the finish in 6:58 as Guy briefly led at the Start. A. Johnson held third until the eighth lap when H. Dough moved ahead to claim third. Civ stayed close, but Salazar maintained the edge to secure the top money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salazar
Fairgrounds
Guy
Civ
Gomng
A. Johnson
HH. Dough
Trust legislation next on program of president
President Wilton began his trust reform push for the December session after a conference with Senator Newlands of Nevada, chairman of the interstate commerce committee. He plans talks with Representative Clayton and other lawmakers as reforms to curb holding companies, stock watering, price discrimination, and to define reasonable business size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acready
Newlands
Cieheral Afeey
Supreme Court of the United State
Qtate Commission
State Fair Today Features Stage and Sports Programs
The Tecumcral Clayton and Eastern New M Entico region hosts a full fair day with bands, dances, and a Grand Lodge gathering. A Rebekah Assembly, a Medicina of New Mexico Funeral Directors event, and a Commercial Club meeting are listed alongside a busy carnival midway with free acts. A doublesheader baseball game Albuquerque versus Silver City and Santa Rita is scheduled, plus several races and aviator demonstrations. A parade of carnival bands concludes the afternoon program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Rebekah Assembly
Alo
Medtina
New Mexico Funeral Directors
Ambaimers’ Associatieu
First National Bank
Holla
Dirand
First
Central
Albaquerque
Silver Cite
Santi Ritave
el Page
Mestach
Oaiomohe Prace
Red” Sperry
George Hottinger
Currency bill to Bering Sea storm Sulzer charged
President Wilson faces a push to pass a currency measure as Sulzer is charged amid deep political strife. The report notes efforts to influence court action, a storm over Nome and polar waters, and remarks on safeguarding household effects and labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bering Sea
Wilson
Three Democratic Senators Restrict Currency Hearings
President Wilson plans to confer with Democratic senators to push the currency bill through by year end. Hitchcock of Nebraska Reed of Missouri and OGorman of New York favor extending hearings two weeks, delaying final work. Other four democrats on the committee—Owen Pomorenc Hollis and Shafroth—prefer immediate action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Whlson
Neanty Banking and Currency Committee
Ela
White House
Justin
Ates
Wilson
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Teed
Missouri
O'Gorman
New York
Owen
Pomorenc
Hollis
Shafroth
General Maas Clears Path Through Insurgent Lines At Piedras Negras
Reported by morning journal special from Piedras Negras Mexico says General Maas federal commander forced constitutional lines at Poyotées and expected to seize Piedras Negras within ten hours. Refugees sought shelter on the American side as authorities enforce a strict Mexico quarantine and refugees are held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Specal Leagko
Piedras Negras
Allendesny
Maas
Poyotées
Pehel
Magle Pass
Tox
Mexico
Macs
Puentes
Here
Allende
Nome Devastation After Violent Storm Hits Alaska Town
Outside help is needed as Nome endures a devastating storm that wrecked the electric light plant and cut telephone service. Two miles of coastal terrain were submerged, 200 houses demolished, and losses exceed 1.5 million dollars. Fire broke out amid wreckage, and relief efforts prepare to evacuate needy residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moon
Front Street
Bering
Muett
Servies
Undine
Nome
Dering
Cartoes
Snake River
Bien
Lee
Bate
Seattle
Pacific
Eile
Revenue Cutter Bear En Route to Nome After Nome Storm
The revenue cutter Bear is en route from Unalaska toward Nome. no official storm report has yet reached here. The ship is expected to arrive in a day or two and a report on local needs will likely follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Unaisk
Nome
Imports Rush Into Port at New York
Washington reports tariff receipts at New York on the first day of the new law reaching 25,374 dollars. Usual collections at New York total 514,000 dollars. Seventy percent of all importations are brought in at New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Withdrawal of Imports Surdpose by All Records
New York reports withdrawal of imports from bombd warehouses during the first two business days of the new tariff laws. Totaled 7,500 with duty payments aggregating $B,285,000. Daily withdrawals average about 600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fair Weather Today in Washington Outlook
Readable fragments indicate a forecast for Washington with mentions of Tuesday and Wednesday in the period ahead. No concrete details on temperatures or precipitation are provided in the legible text.
Sulzer Impeachment Trial Highlights Political Influence Claims
Albany October 6. Governor Sulzer faces impeachment arguments over alleged trading of influence and a $10000 campaign gift from the Ryans. Testimony shows Allan A. Ryan recounted urging actions in Washington while defense compared Sulzer to Paul and questioned the charges as lacking proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Willam Sciger
United States
Mit Reet
Wiliam Barnes, Jr
Republican State Committee
Senative
Wilners
Sulzer
Latters
New York
Washington
Kant
Air
William Barnes, Jr
Harvey D. Hinman
Paul
Saul
Hinmagt
Sulz
Ryan
Cullen
Sulger
Dpd
Cady Herrick
Elon BE. Brown
Senate
Eugenins
John E Stanchfield
Senator Root
Evan
Tige
Edward P. Meany
Meany
Wilson
Hinman
Connie Mack Predicts Athletics as World Champions
Philadelphia manager Connie Mack declares the Athletics will win the World Series against New York. He will start Bender Plank and Shaw if needed with pitching decisions pending, and notes tickets sold out while speculators profit and bets run even money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Connie Mack
New York
Athletics
Marner
Mack
Bender
Plank
Shawkey
Marahill
Philadelphia Presbytery Riders’ Association
Marshall
Washington
Mexican cabinet reshuffled again under Huerta changes
Mexico City Oct 6 another cabinet shakeup under Huerta leaves only the war portfolio intact. Most ministers move to new departments while two sub-secretaries gain promotion. New lineup includes Manuel Carza Aldape as foreign minister and Adelfo de la Lama as finance minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Bhokeup
Huerta
Manuel Carta Aldape
Public Instruction
Adelfo de la Lama
Garcla Naranjo
Minianter of
Jose L. Lozano
Enrique Gerostieta
Aurelanio Blanquet
Marshall Urges More Religion in Politics
Vice President Marshall spoke to Philadelphia North Presbyters urging a stronger religious influence in politics. He argued for doing right over expediency and cautioned against a state religion while advocating a demonstrably religious American people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
DY Morning Journal
Philadelphia
Mider Presbyters
America
de Lane
Brand Whitisek Named Minister to Belgium
President Wilson plans to send the nomination to the senate this week for Mayor Brand Whitisek of Toledo to serve as minister to Belgium. The appointment signals a high level diplomatic post for the Toledo leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brand Wihitlock
Wallington
Oct
Wilson
Senate
Brand Whitisek
Toledo
Belgium
Matty Against Chief Bender in World Championship Series
Weather predictions cast doubt on the opening game as Matty leads the Mets against Chief Bender’s team in the first World Championship Series contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matty
Bender
Polo Grounds Tickets Bring Fabulous Sums
Speculators reap harvest despite efforts of management and the commission to prevent scalping at the Polo Grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polo Grounds
Giants and Athletics set for opener as Mathewson and Bender duel
Meyers catches for New York and Thomas for Philadelphia in an opening game of the series expected to draw a record crowd. Players may fulfill contracts by writing. Speculators profit from ticket scalping while bookmakers offer odds of 9 to 10 on either club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathewson
Bender
Giants
Athletics
Meyers
New York
Thomas
Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Bailiwick
Marquard
McGraw
John McGraw
World Series Opener Looms as Fans Await Uncertain Weather
Ante headed for Polo Grounds the Athletics and Giants prepare for the 1912 World Series finale amid unsettled weather forecasts. Bets run modestly while fans, players, and managers hold off predictions as McGraw and Mack weigh opening game choices and plans.
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Ralph C. Ely
Mayor Sellers
Wathimere
Nexton
Senator Newlands
Tecumcral Clayton
New Mentico Day
Wit—Strpeer Carnival Loos Great White
Polar
Reed and O'Gorman
Chicago
William Rufus Edwards
St. Louis
Ada M. Cox
St Paul
Wethdrawal
Prisco
San Braneises
Cpt. J
Arthur Gi Pmsk
Parleson
ST. Paul
Board of Managers
OY Morning Journal
Philadelphia Athletics
New York Giants
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