Aviator Roy Francia to headline state fair aeroplane flights
Thousands endure bad weather as the thirty second annual state fair resumes its aviator program with Roy Francia taking the lead in a new machine. The fair officials credit Sellers and Stortz for arranging a substitute aircraft and pilot for the remaining two days amid schoolchildren admitted free with teachers present.
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Roy NX. Francia
Keachey
Sellers
Stortz
The
Fair Association
Francis
John Milne
Atanasia Montoya
Todays Daytime Events at Albuquerque Happenings
Morning program features Wool Growers Day at MORNING down town with a 5:00 band concert and a New Mexico Wool Growers meeting at Kik's opera house. Central avenue hosts Campbell United Shows and a kennel club event. Afternoon includes pace and race heats at PALR GROUNDS and aerial displays by Roy N Francis. Evening highlights phase at Alvarado hotel with lighted hotel illumination and free acrobatic acts as Campbell United Shows continue downtown.
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Tolday
State Municipal League
Tenens
Campbell United
Central Avenue
New Mexico Wool Growers’ Association
Kik
Opera House
Albuquerque
Palr Grounds
Albuquerque Va
Sthvertty
Roy N, Francis
Ttwin Tractor
Down Town
Alvarado Hotel
Albuquerque Fair Draws 3000 Despite Rain Threats
A damp opening day at Traction Park for the 30th annual New Mexico state fair drew about 3000 attendees, with potential crowds over 5000 if weather had held. The program featured ball game Silver City vs Albuquerque, harness racing, motorcycle races, cowpony and broncho events, lanes roping, and cowboy races as rain and wind cooled the day. Beginning Sunday, plans for Aeroplane flights were announced after Beachey’s prior accident ended the sequence on Tuesday.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Silver City
Lincoln Beachey
Apphirge Wins Stake Back Amid Protest in New Mexico Race
Sapphire, representing Dona Ana county, won the stake back at the New Mexico company stake race with a runaway effort from twelve starters. The winning horse from Sandoval faced a protest over alleged mismatched entries not allowed by rules. Spectators saw several entries as unfamiliar to range life and cow pony hardships. Frank of Bernalillo county started strong but a loose saddle caused faults, leaving horse and rider behind. A rerun may be held today or tomorrow to settle the dispute.
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Sapphire
Dona Ana County
New Mexico Company
Rac
Sandoval
Muatthy Witl
Frank
Bernalillo County
Good Race Program Set Today at Local Track
The program features a 2:12 pace with a $500 purse. Entered are Rocky Kid owned by J W Reton of La Junta Colorado Will Guthery of Flagstaff Arizona Easter Coin owned by D P Keck of Rocky Ford Colorado George Forker of Pratt Kansas and others. Two additional races list entries including Colorado King Palatine Barney Stratford Dr Smoot Witness Sapphire Rosie Dick Buster Brown Crickett among the horses and owners listed.
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Rocky Kid
J. W. Reton
la Junta
Colo
Will Guthery
T. KE. Pollock
Flagstaff
Ariz
Easter Coin
D. PL PL Keck
Rocky Ford
George Forker
Jewell & Co
Pratt
Kan
Colorado King
KE. 8
Hassett
Lads Palatine
Charles
Clossen
Barney Stratford
J. Ebnds Wards
Olivia
CLG
Dr. Smoot
J. Lamb
Witness
Candelaria
Buster Brown
Charles C. Closson
Crickett
Ke, S. Bassett
Turko-Halian Peace Talks Delayed by Turkish Hesitation
Paris dispatch reports final negotiations between Turkey and Italy延ayed as Turkey hesitates. Rome despatch notes Italy set Saturday as a deadline, after which talks may break off.
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Paris
Turkey
Italy
Rome
Taft Men Lose Hope in California Primary Law
In San Francisco on October 10 Acting Governor Wallace refused to call a special session to amend the primary law, ending the Taft Republican state committee’s efforts to place Taft electoral nominees on the November ballot. Milton L. Lehmit said all recourse has been exhausted and no further action will be taken.
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San Francisco
Sovenor Wallace
Taft Republian
Taft
Milton L. Lehmit
Segal
California
Perkins details harvesters trust formation and key events
Morning Journal special leashed wire reports George W. Perkins urging more capital and lower costs to boost harvesters. The tale centers on a 1902 New York meeting at J. P. Morgan’s office, Plano company sale to International Harvester, and Keystone works purchases and subsequent use and dismantling.
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Morning Journal
Chicagoa
George W. Perkins
Silas J. Kenetlyn
International Harvester Company
J. P. Morgan
New York
Llewellyn
HM. B. Utley
Internations) Harvester Copany
Sterling, Ui
Deneen Attacks Roosevelt At Republican Event
Morning Journal report from Springfield says Governor Deneen criticized Colonel Roosevelt over Illinois delegation rules noting Roosevelt pressured changes at the Chicago convention. Deneen defended the original figures and claimed Roosevelt blocked altering the system.
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Illinois
Pull Moose
Chicago
Deneen
Republcan
Roosevelt
Montenegro Army Defeats Turks in First Big Battle
Ottoman commander and officers surrender to Nicholas as Montenegro forces claim victory in the initial major engagement. Strong units and many men capitulate, signaling a turning point in the campaign.
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Montenegro
Nicholas
Archbold Says Hearst Letters Are Genuine
Archbold confirms the authenticity of copies of communications attributed to William Randolph Hearst. An oil executive identifies the letters as undoubtedly genuine and published in the record.
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Standard Oil
Montenegrins Capture Detchitch Mountain in War Victory
Montenegrin forces under King Nicholas captured Detchitch mountain after a lengthy engagement with Turkish troops. The Turkish commander and many soldiers surrendered, with forty Turkish mountain guns seized and both sides sustaining heavy losses. General Vukoetueh led a Montenegrin division across the frontier near Berana.
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Sportal
Podgoritza
Montenegro
Detchitch
Nicholas
Peter
Mt. Plainvitge
Detehitch
Scutari
King Nicholas
Podgoritss
Crown Prince
Danilo
Tushi
Podgoritea
Vukoetueh
Berana
Utah Companies Resume Work at Bingham
Utah Copper and Utah Consolidated Mining restart operations near Bingham with hundreds of deputy sheriffs patrolling the hills. About 100 workers, mostly strikebreakers, operate equipment as 1,760 once employed men resume shifts. A union meeting drew 1,000. 40 powder blasts were set off in the pits. Executives head to Salt Lake City to confer with President Moyer. Bridge carpenters ordered to report tomorrow. Abraham Lincoln Cousin Dies in Albany at 57. Capt David Hanks, long Mississippi River pilot, dies.
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Morning Journal Special
Bingham
Utah
Utah Copper Company
Utah Consolidated Mining Company
Hoth
J. CC. Lewney
Yance Tersich
Western Federation of Miners
Salt Lake City
Charles H. Moyer
Utah Company
Abraham Lincoln
Albany
David
Hanks
Mississippi River
Roosevelt Campaign Expenditure Letters Under Scrutiny
Hearst published letters alleged to be between Archbold and lawmakers show Archbold admitting authenticity. Archbold testified the 1904 funds to the Republican campaign came from Standard Oil and Blyss receipts were destroyed. Hilles defended cost estimates and provided Chicago fund contributors as earlier stated.
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Archbold
Hanna
Foraker
Quay
Penrose
Libiey
Pennsylvania
Kesvenor
Ohio
Standard Oil Company
Republican Campaign Fund
Cornelius N. Bliss
St, Ho Rogers
Oomnt
Standard of Company
Roosevelt primary fight funds blamed on Harvester money
Archbold recalls White House talk of Roosevelt inviting Archbolds to Oyster Bay and alleges letters were stolen from his office files. The letter to George Perkins questions Roosevelt campaign expenditures, citing witnesses who admitted spending about 667 thousand dollars and asserting broader costs in many states. It also accuses Hilles of linking Perkins to the Harvester trust.
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Charles D. Hilles
Republican National Committee
Clapp
Roosevelt
Harvester Trust
Hilles
Chicago
McKinley
Archbold
Foraker
Ohio
Hanna
Senator Quay
Penrose
Sibley
Mr. Archbold
White House
Theodore Roosevelt
Hearst
Washington
Mincheon
Oyster Bay
Bourne
George W. Perkins
Dixon
Hillee
Perkins
International Harvester Company
Finance Committee
Clerks Identify McManigal in Court Room Dynamite Trial
In Indianapolis Oct 10 the clerk's testimony linked Ortie E. McManigal to hotel visits during explosions. Hotel registers show McManigal under names like J. W. McGraw in Kansas City 1910 and J. G. Brice in Rochester Pa. Telegraphed evidence tied Pacific coast plots to McNamara circles.
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Morning Journal
Indianapolis
Ind
Ortie E. McManigal
H. L. Pearce
Kansas City
J. W. McGraw
McManigal
Missouri River
W. Bert Brown
James B. McNamara
McGraw
James W. Noel
Pearce
R. J. Quigley
Duluth
Superior
Wis
W. Oates
J. G. Brice
Rochester
Los Angeles Times
James B
Frank Sullivan
Pacific Coast
HLM
Los Angeles County
McNamaras
San Quentin
California
Olaf A. Treitmoe
Eugene A. Chiney
San Francisco
J. &. Munsey
Jack” Bright
Salt Lake City
Clancy
Munsey
Insurrection Rumors Prompt Moscow Document Transfers
A Paris dispatch cites reports of a pogrom like uprising in Poland. Secret orders directed financiers in Russian Poland to move documents and valuables to Moscow, per a St. Petersburg cable to the Temps.
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Paris
Poland
Russian
Moscow
St. Petersburg
Temps
Roy Wn Francis to Fly Today in His Biplane
San Francisco aviator Roy Wn Francis arrives to fulfill Curtiss Company's contract for two daily flights at the fair. He will operate his own biplane and perform the designated demonstrations for spectators and officials.
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Roy WN. Francis
San Francisco
Curtiss Company
Largest Aeroplane Brought To State For Curtiss Exhibit
San Francisco aviator Roy N. Francis arrives to fly in Albuquerque under Curtiss Amusement Co. contract. His 38 by 30 foot aircraft with 475 square feet of wing and 60 horsepower aims two flights today and two tomorrow if weather cooperates. Accompanied by mechanics J Mason and Al Barrows, Francis promises spirals and glides, noting previous high altitude flights and a readiness to challenge any motorcyclist in a mile stunt.
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Roy N. Frencis
San Francisco
Curties Amusement
Francis
Curtiss
Hix
Francie
Beachey
Phoenix
Ariz
Douglas
Wye
Denver
Tomove
J. *. Mason
al Barrows
Beachey Heads to Washington for Hydroaero Demonstrations
Lincoln Beachey, the aviator who flew here Monday and Tuesday, left for Washington to demonstrate the Curtiss hydroaero plane at the army aviation school. He plans to go to Paris later to showcase the flying boat and has given up exhibition flying. Beachey has long feared fellow aviators meeting disaster, a concern sharpened by Charles F. Walsh’s death while attempting to imitate him.
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Lincoln Beachey
Washington
Army Aviation Schoor
Paris
Reachey
Charles F. Walsh
Khim
Beachey
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Traction Park
Bhuckers
Key N. Francis
Apphirge
Harvester Trust Organization
W. Jones
Plaine Company
the International
Grosvenor
Grosvénor
Platt
Keystone Company
Keystone
Springfield
Roose- Velt
Hadley
Rough Rider
Get
William R. Hearst
John D. Archbold
House
Senate
Africa
Mmanigal
Birdman
F. A. Stortz
Sec’y Fair Ass'n
Roy N. Francis
Curtiss Exhibition CO
Francs
Washington School
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