Minister Clark Receives Warm Send Off in Claude
The Claude News reports Reverend Clark departing for Albuquerque after a year at Highland Methodist Church. He expanded church membership by about 100, boosted Sunday school interest, and oversaw building additions making the church one of the finest in the Panhandle.
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Award list crowns irrigation exhibit winners in New Mexico
The Irrigation Congress and Exposition finalizes exhibitor prizes with strong New Mexico showings. Albuquerques J B Benavides and H Hubbell among squash awards. Mountainair, Estancia, and other local entries win premiums for vegetables, fruits, grains, and livestock across multiple categories.
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Proclamation by Bernalillo County for Election Day
Bernalillo county board proclaims November third as election day electors will vote for federal and New Mexico offices including delegate to Congress council member house members county commissioners sheriff probate judge clerk treasurer assessor superintendent of schools and surveyor at designated polling places from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on that date.
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White Leghorn and Plymouth Rock poultry awards noted
White Leghorn BE Wo Foe won the silver cup for best pen. Peters Paper Company presented a silver cup for best single barred Plymouth Rock. W D Slates of Las Cruces New Mexico received a premium Barred Plymouth Rock hen for 73 cents.
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Lion Store closing out sale amid rush of shoppers
A dramatic closing out sale at Leon E B Stern’s Lion Store on West Central Avenue drives constant crowds as the owner shifts to new ventures. The sale ignores loss as inventory is cleared quickly with a complete, desirable stock, while urging immediate possession of the storeroom.
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Indictment Reported Against Alamogordo Merchant Pierce
Grand jury indicts R. H. Pierce of Alamogordo for assault on a blind schoolgirl during the Irrigation congress. Pierce is said to have fled the territory, with local officials awaiting his return as investigations continue.
Pierce affair shocks Alamogordo community in New Mexico
The El Paso Herald reports longtime Alamogordo businessman Rh W Pierce faced criminal charges and removal as regent secretary and treasurer of the Alamogordo blind asylum. Governor George Curry confirms actions taken as prosecutors from Albuquerque investigate alleged crimes. Pierce has disappeared from Alamogordo and may be in El Paso while officials review his books.
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Mrs Halloran Passes Away In City Headlines
Mrs Ralph Halloran dies after years of service in the city where her husband was a prominent local figure. The obituary highlights her long tenure and community involvement.
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Debs Sounds Death Knell of Capital in Indiana Speech
Socialist candidate Eugene V. Debs closed a taxing day of campaigning in Indiana and Illinois with a loud rally at the First Regiment Armory. He warned that the November 3 vote would sound the death knell of capitalism and attacked Taft and Bryan for perceived neglect of labor.
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Threats escalate as Tennessee governor under guard during night rider case
Samburg Tenn Oct 23 special dispatch reports threats against Governor M R Patterson directing night rider investigations. Troop detachment tightened guard lines doubled reinforcements ordered to multiple officials and merchants. Capt Quentin Rankin and Judge R M Taylor seized by masked men, leading to further federal and local mobilization.
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Conference of Governors on Night Rider Outrages
A meeting of governors from tobacco and cotton growing states may be held soon after the election to devise measures against night riders. Proposed by Tennessee's Governor Patternyon, the plan follows the Reelfoot lake outrage and aims to curb the spread of violence in Kentucky, Tennessee and other states. Attendees likely include Tennessee, Kentucky, Missouri, Alabama, Mississippi, Arkansas, Ohio, Indiana and Illinois.
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Arkansas militia officers receive warnings from Night Riders
McGorry Arkansas October 23. Notes received by Major Keating Captain Riggs and Lieutenant Walker of the Arkansas National Guard express anti militia sentiment. The letters demand resignations and threaten to stop cotton ginning by two local firms. Guards will ignore the notices and continue patrols as Night Riders plan actions.
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