New Mexico State Fair Opens Monday Under Governor Mills
The first New Mexico State Fair and Thirteenth Annual Carnival will open in Albuquerque at Traction Park Monday afternoon with Governor W J Mills presiding. Officials praise preparations despite bad weather as exhibits arrive and aviation is featured by Curtiss planes and aviator Charles Walsh. The week promises a full program of baseball, races, Navajo dancers, Indian pony events, and the Nat Reis carnival, drawing crowds to Central Avenue between Sixth and Seventh streets.
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Naval Constructor Reports On Maine Wreck Cause
Chief Naval Constructor Washington L. Capps returns from Havana with a report on the Maine disaster. He states army engineers favor an internal magazine explosion as the cause, saying it obliterated traces of any external explosion.
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Weather Forecast Section Warm Sunday Across Regions
Washington reports new messages noting pair warmer Sunday in the southeast portion Motwelay warmer In southeast portion, Arizona pair Sunday and Monday, West Texas pair Sunday and Monday with rising temperatures.
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Feud Climax as Double Killing Shocks Detroit Area
In a crowded road house seven miles from Detroit Charles Puller shot and killed Mr and Mrs Jacob Kraft and wounded a daughter. A sheriff posse hunts the slayer while motives center on a dispute over Krafts wife. Kraft and Puller were longtime friends until a past discharge sparked the feud.
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Biplane Arrives as Powler Plans New York Flight
Robert C. Powler’s heavy biplane reached Los Angeles from Northern California. He aims to start a cross continental flight to New York next Tuesday and will work with his mechanics to assemble the craft. He expects to average a long daily distance despite previous Sierra summit setback.
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Death toll list from flood reported with recovered bodies
Austin Pennsylvania report notes a flood death list with ten names at first and about fifty bodies recovered so far. The item records ongoing casualty tallies and rescue progress from the disaster area, reflecting a grim relief effort.
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Two Killed in Interurban Wreck Near Rochester
Special Dispatch reports two persons killed and eleven injured when a Detroit United Railway work car crashed into the northbound Flint limited near Hochester, Michigan. The crowded train suffered a surprise impact as the work car plowed into the front vestibule, injuring passengers and leaving at least one fatal. Names listed: Daniel Pallon of Piint, Michigan, and I B Lae of Oxford, Michigan.
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Captain Mikkelsen and Polar Party Perished
Copenhagen reports a Greenland message saying Captain Mikkelsen and his polar party likely perished after failing to find traces of Captain Mikkelsen and companions. They had been rescued from the Saar Greenland coast last year before seeking travel for the lost explorer.
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Taft Urges Competition and Currency Reform in West Tour
President Taft travels through northern Idaho and eastern Washington with stops at Walla Walla Lewiston and Moscow and a keynote on competition against trusts. Governor Hay endorses Taft for renomination. He links trust prosecutions to Standard Oil and Tobacco rulings and discusses currency reform to limit Wall Street and political influence while stressing the need for postal and rural service improvements.
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East St. Louis Rail Guards Prevent Bloody Affray
Rail road guards in East St. Louis, Illinois, kept control as a mob incident escalated, preventing a bloody clash. Police and guards restrained violent action amid a tense scene, averting disaster.
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Strikers flee as reserves arrive near Valley Tower
Seven special officers from Minnots Central railroad, patrolling company yards four miles south of St Louis, were surrounded by twice as many strikers. The officers retreated to a frame building after attackers threw stones and broke all windows. Reinforcements from St Louis arrived on a special train and the strikers fled into the woods. Authorities aim to identify the strikers to prosecute violations of a federal injunction issued at Cairo.
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Polemen Hurt in Riot at Mission Bay Shops Oakland
Rioting between strikers and guards at Mission Bay shops left one special policeman missing and another in a local hospital with lacerations and minor bruises. A third officer was arrested for flourishing a revolver, as unions attempted to sway strike breakers. Guards were driven into a stockade after a skirmish, and a missing guard was not located.
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Railroad Prepares 08 Trouble On Pay Day
Chicago reports that Illinois Central prepares for wage day disturbances at Burnside shops. Thirteen sentry boxes, police on standby, and a hospital with three doctors and two nurses were arranged to avert trouble as workers receive September wages. Harrriman lines official notes many strikers returned to work and conditions are stable.
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President Markham to Meet with Governor in Jackson
President Markham of the Tino Central railroad plans a Monday meeting with Governor Noel in Jackson to discuss the Jackson shopmen and clerks strike and non federation related issues. The governor notes talks will focus on Mississippi matters and not address federation demands or state disputes in other states.
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