Columbus Day Festivities Mark Fair Loss and Night Masked Carnival
The Columbus Day celebration features an eloquent address by Mr. Connolly with Archbishop Pitaval officiating at services this morning. A grand masked carnival on downtown streets follows, with dancing and attractions running until midnight. An aviator accident at the fair and a motor race crash caused injuries but no fatalities.
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Pacific
Connolly
OF. N. Marron
New Mexico
J. B. Pitaval
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Denner
Elks’ Theater
Columbus Day Celebration In Albuquerque Highlights
A packed Columbus Day program in Albuquerque features a Papal benediction at Immaculate Conception Church, parades, and speeches by Hon. George Connolly. Governor McDonald and Mayor Sellers attend as city events unfold with races, band concerts, balloon ascensions, and street dancing along Central Avenue.
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Down Town
Campbell United
Central Avenue
Immiculate Conception Church
Albuquerque
Old Albuquerque
Barelas
Kiks
George MP Connolly
San Francisco
Columbus Day Marks Close of New Mexico Exposition
Columbus Day at the state fair will close the most successful annual exposition in New Mexico history. Knights of Columbus of New Mexico attend in numbers, with Thy jion Connolly of San Francisco as guest of honor delivering an address at Bs theater after the Columbus parade at 10:30. Connolly, a prominent San Francisco lawyer and former California state deputy, is staying at the Alvarado hotel.
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New Mexico
Knights of Columbus of
Jion
Cheerge PL Connolly
San Praneeco
Bs” Theater
Columbus
Connolly
San Francisco
Alvarado Hotel
Knights of Columbus
of California
Wool Growers Day at New Mexico Fair Draws Big Crowd
Wool growers and sheepmen attended the New Mexico Wool Growers Association meeting at the fair. Aviator Thoy N Francis performed two flights and may fly again with a passenger. A motorcycle mile race was planned as a highlight of the fair week.
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New Mexico
Albuquerque
Fair Management
Thoy N. Francis
Francis
Franc
Easile
Two Accidents Reported During Yesterday Afternoon Program
Two incidents occurred during yesterday afternoon’s program with the first being of notable consequence. Details remain sparse and no further injuries or causes are provided in available text.
Wool Growers Meet In New Mexico On Tariff View
The New Mexico wool growers met at the Elks theater with S W McClure secretary of the national association giving an address on the tariff situation as it affects wool He favored wool protection though the speech was not political The session opened at 9 am and adjourned after three hours with plans for county meetings and an executive committee to oversee industry matters McClure came from Gooding Idaho to attend the gathering and A D Gareu of Roswell was absent Charles Chadwick presided as temporary chairman and H C Abhou of Springer was elected president for the year)
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Loncoln Tenehey
AL Cun. Held
Tex
Dun- Held
Woods
Albuquerque
Rock Island
A. FB
Beaudette
Rice
Afd
Roondette
L. G. Rice
New Mexico
S. W. McClure
National Association of Wool Grower
McClure
McChire
Elks Theater
Mr. McClure
Gooding
Idaho
A. DD. Garereu
Roswell
Charles Chadwick
Marty W. Kelly
Las Vegas
H.C. Abhou
Springer
Roosevelt Speaks Clerks Name Consul Argues Tariff Row
Clerks identify consul in dispute over tariff policy and discuss La Follette in Wisconsin. A SF colonel states no need to revise schedules until near the end of his last term. J B Bryce is shown as alias for James B Namara who traveled the country.
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Roosevelt
Tariff
LA Follette
Wisconsin
J. B. Bryce
James B. M'Namara
Mexican Official Charged With Offering Bribe in El Paso Case
An El Paso Mexican official is charged with offering a bribe to induce a man to commit perjury in the Orozco case. The criminal filing names the official and alleges attempt to corrupt the judicial process. The incident is described as part of a broader murder investigation context.
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el Paso
Orozco, Sr
San Francisco Aviator Delivers Goods Before Crowds
A San Francisco aviator wowed spectators at Traction Park yesterday afternoon with a successful delivery of goods. The scene drew delighted crowds as the performance unfolded in bright daylight.
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San Francisco
Traction Park
Roosevelt Defends Record Amid Wisconsin Campaign Tour
Colonel Roosevelt spoke in Oshkosh challenging critics who said he did too little or too much as president. He criticized Wilson as reactionary and cited tariff history, noting Progressive Party funds would be around 550000, and highlighted divisions with Senator La Follette while praising his earlier support. The speech drew a large crowd in a warehouse setting after a St Paul arrival.
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Morning Journal
Oshkosh
Woodrow Wilson
Roosevelt
Wilson
la Follette
St. Paul
Fair Association Suspends Free Passes for Today
The fair association announced the free list at the fair grounds is suspended this afternoon. No passes will be valid. The action comes due to bad weather and a small crowd, with extra costs from replacing Lincoln Beachey.
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Fair Association
Albuquerque
Lincoln Beachey
Movements of Other Conspirators Traced in Dynamite Case
Government tracings of McNamara and associates through San Francisco Los Angeles and Seattle as trials show their movements and aliases. Witnesses link Bryce to hotel records and explosions while Caplan Schmitt and Treitmoe appear in San Francisco and Los Angeles. Authorities trace explosive procurement and confirm McNamara’s route toward Salt Lake City amid hotel register entries.
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Cific
The
Angeles
West
W. A. Schmitt
David Caplan
McNamara
Los Angeles
Caplan
Schmitt
Olaf A. Treitmoe
San Francisco
San Franccisco
Los Angeles Times
Bryce
John J. McNamara
George Dixon
Oakland
Seattle
J. Dr. Wagner
Eugene A. Clancy
Inbor
Dixon
Perry
Avenue Nineteen
Walter L. Smith
A. Treltoioe
Curt A. Cheeleyman
Chicago
San Pranvinco
Miy
Salt Lake City
J. K. Munsey
Tron Workers’ Union
Indianapolis
Henry Dobberah
James B. McNamara
J Sullivan
Toledo
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Boston
Cincin Nati
Ordero McManigal
Secretary Knox Guest of Seattle
Secretary of State Philander C. Knox visited Seattle with a luncheon reception and a bid to ride a trolley, sketched notes for a political speech to be delivered in Seattle next Monday night, and planned travel to Portland for an address before returning to Washington.
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Seattle
Philander
Knox
Japan
Honolulu
Portland
Washington
Document Offered in Proof of Charge In Senate Hearing
Felipe Lopez a former Juarez customs official testified before a Senate committee that Consul Llorente offered him immediate liberty if he signed a false statement accusing Orozco and Cordova of murder. Lopez said he was jailed forty five days and released after the international detention period. Consul Llorente denied any knowledge of the affair.
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Marning
el Paso
Texas
Senate Committee
Liorente
Felipe Lopez
Juarez
Mexico
Lopez
Llorente
Pascual Orozco, Sr
Jose Cordova
Revolutionary Party
Orozco
Cordova
Mexics
Francisco Herrera
Rebels Hold Up Train Near Pearson in Mexico
Rebels stopped a Mexican Northwestern Passenger train near Pearson and robbed passengers and rifled mail. The assault followed weeks of unrest as railroad officials were warned not to repair the damaged track. A separate report states an American owned warehouse near Chihuahua was robbed with $11,000 stolen.
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Laredo
Tex
Pearson
Chihuahua
Two Seamen Die on U S Submarine F-1 in Surf
A. Schroeder of Milwaukee and T. J. Turbett of Newark drowned when a wave swept over the submarine F-1 at Port Watsonville. The craft grounded upright in three feet of water after the sinking. A third seaman survived after clinging to the railing as a wave overwhelmed the deck.
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Morning Journal
Speial
Watsonville
Cal
A. Schroeder
Milwaukee
T J Turbett
Newark
United States
Port Watsonville
Sone
San Francisc. Bay
Corp
Schroeder
Turbett
Blinky
Tarbett
Wis
Aviator Francis Demonstrates Skill in One Mile Air Race
Roy N. Francis delivered two flights at the state fair showing daring and ability. He raced a mile around the track, flew above the course, and performed spiral slides while crowds cheered. He emphasized a practical show and kept power half open to showcase control.
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Fair Grounds
Albuquerque
Roy N. Francis
Lincoln Beachey
Francis
Afr
Beachey
Walsh
Revere
Wild Race Motorcycle A Mile This Afternoon
Francis declares willingness to race a mile today if air conditions are right and arrangements are made. William Metzinger, a bold youngster, is expected to oppose him. The race, planned to start high and finish low, depends on air conditions and flight order. Large crowds are expected and the free list suspension may bring a rich harvest.
State Senator Marshall Black Arrested Over Worthless Check
San Josedo October 11 State Senator Marshall Black longtime Palo Alto Building and Loan secretary was arrested on a charge of issuing a worthless check A grand jury investigated the association affairs revealing a cash shortage over 100 000 Black who held funds as custodian turned over all private property to the state commissioner and resisted resigning as senator a recall petition is being prepared Black is identified as a Progressive while the county committee is said to be dominated by Diogeaive executives.
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San Jonce
Cal
Marshall Black
Palo Alto Building & Loan Association
Black
Republican County Central Committee
Senator Black
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JDDE
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S. W. Mechone
J.B. Pipaval
Bob
Bull Moose
George KB. Cortelyou
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James R. Mc.Namare
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