New Mexico Convention Sets Boundaries and State Name
Delegates at the Santa Fe convention approve making New Mexico the state name and fix the boundary at the 103rd meridian west. The plan also creates a popularly elected judges and a new corporation commission, with provisions for referendums and voter-initiated acts. Debate centers on Texan territory limits and the Clark survey, with adjournment anticipated by November 22.
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Meridan
New State
New Mexico
Seasion
Old Guard
Guerna- Juro
Ttk
Butter and Egg Case Before the Court Chicago
The government seeks to enjoin butter and egg price fixing before Judge Monte Siat in the U S circuit court. The government argues that station committee members acted as dealers, knowing quotations they would post, harming producers and rival traders. Evidence and arguments were heard by Judge Kuht.
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Chicago
Beard
Monte Siat
United States Circuit Court
N. J. Moore
W. St. Moduria
Q Stations
Kuht
Saat Denies Specificity in Conspiracy Allegations
The court declared the bill’s conspiracy charge insufficiently specific and granted twenty days to amend the bill.
Equitable Valuation of Imports Described in Treasury Talks
Washington October 25 Secretary MacVeagh seeks to curb government losses from under valuing imports. Treasury officials note annual losses rival a decade of smuggling. A conference with Curtiss Emery Reynolds Achenbach discussed under valuations. MacVeagh aims to use the tariff board as the main tool for full valuations.
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Washington
MacVeagh
Treasury Department
Curtiss
Emery
James B. Reynolds
Tariff Board
Frederick Achenbach
Berlin
Cotton market surges after census shows lower ginned supply
New York Oct 25 Market rises sharply as cotton gains nearly two dollars a bale after census data show October 18 ginned output about 600000 bales short of six million, triggering a swift shift from weakness to strength. January futures slide from 15.01 to 13.92 as traders gauge crop prospects and bull sentiment grows.
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Morning Journal Special
New York
Cmi
South
Refuses Warrants for Mayor Gill Refuses Warrants
Seattle court refuses to issue 1000 warrants sought by the Public Welfare League for Mayor Hiranuil Chief Walpenstein and King Street View district owners. Judge Ron ald lacks jurisdiction over mayor and police chief.
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Morning Journal
Seattle
Wash
Superior Court
Public Welfare League
Hiranuil
Walpenstein
King Sireet View
George Venderveer
Judes Mitchell Gillam
Balloon Mystery: Ametition II Lost Over Lake Superior
Milwaukee weather forecaster W C Devereaux believes the balloon Ametition II was lost on Lake Superior as a south wind carried the America II and its passengers north toward the eastern end of the lake. Wind shifted to the southeast then north, suggesting the balloon may not have reached land.
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Morning Journal
Milwaukee
Lake Superior
W. C. Devereaux
St. Louis
Mr. Devereaux
Lake Michigan
America IL
Hawley
Lost balloon search bogged by conflicting reports
Ottawa October 25 The Aeronauts Alan Hawley and Augustus Post aboard the America set to be in northern Ontario and Quebec after sightings of balloons near Bisco Ont and Lake Kipawa. Police and geologists weigh chances of rescue as weather and terrain hinder tracking the airshipists.
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Ottawa
Alan R. Hawley
Augustus Post
New York
America
Rome
Edmund Stratton
Aero Club of America
Aeronauty
Monteville
Richard Cole
Bisco
Toronto
Meyers
Isle de France
Agurena
Georgian Bay
McCurdy
Chapleeu
Chapleau
Quebec
Peter Brown
Lake Kipwea
Hoth
Lake Huron
Ontario
R. W. Beck
Wifred Tuurter
New Ontario
Lake Ruperior
Une
Difieult
Iste de France
Harburg J. Azures
Helvetia
Er. Monit
Tosseldorf
Balloon search narrows path for missing aviators in Canada
Lewis Spindler of the Aero club plans from Toronto to Chapleau Ontario after confirming a report that the America II was seen near Chapleau. Officials doubt Milwaukee weather bureau claims a lake Superior descent, while relief plans from Sault Ste. Marie may be dropped as impractical.
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St. Luis
Lewis Spindler
Aero Club of
Spindler
Chapleau
Sudbury
America
Nero
Milwaukee Weather Bureau
Hawley
Post
Lake Superior
St. Louis von Phul
Joseph
Black Hand Bluff To The Money In Chicago
Mrs Eva L Buffing paid extortion demands in a black hand letter campaign believed linked to her houseguest Ho H Downer. Downer, arraigned on threats charges, had advised her to pay, and after a total of 275 dollars was paid he was arrested and held to the grand jury.
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Chicago
Eva L. Buffing
Ite
Ho H. Downer
Laday
United State
Foote
Downer
Mra Buffing
Mre. Buffing
Binelk
Downer Wee
Preamble Adopted by the Arizona Constitutional Convention
The Arizona constitutional convention today adopted a short preamble of nineteen words praising Almighty God for liberties. Debates preceded the adoption with a longer substitute proposed. Proposals on the bill of rights and capital punishment were discussed. Republicans W F Cooper and S L Kingan of Tucson introduced propositions. The convention moved toward rapid progress and anticipated adoption of prohibition measures. Journalists were barred then allowed back after a letter from the anti saloon league staff member relinquished floor privileges.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Union
Arizona
Texas
Ari-zenn
J. B. Crutchfield
Maricopa County
W. F. Cooper
8. L. Kingan
Tucson
Udera
Roosevelt aviator makes answer to ten riddles of universe
Martin W. Littleton declares in Carnegie Hall discussion that nationalism remains a central issue. The address explored the role of national strength and unity in a changing world order.
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Roosevelt
Caviator
Ansver
New Altitude Record at Belmont
Johnstone tops Drexel's mark with 7 303 feet in the air as a cold front threatens to flare into a snow storm. He sets a new altitude record at Belmont during a Monday flight.
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Belmont
Johnstone
Drexel
Roosevelt Attacked Over New Nationalism in Carnegie Hall
Martin W. Littleton, Democratic candidate for Congress, criticized Colonel Roosevelt's new nationalism in an address at Carnegie Hall. He claimed Roosevelt created a hall of infamy by praising past presidents while urging radical changes in government, describing Roosevelt as promoting socialism and empire and a despotism of disorder.
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Morning Journal
New York
Roosevelt
Martin W. Littleton
Congress
Oyster Bay
Carnegie Hall
Littleton
Croosevelt
Mer
Buchanan
Tyler
van Haren
Jackson
Monroe
Madison
Americn
Jefferson
Polk
Lincoln
Turi
United States
Fragmentary News Item from Syracuse Page
Readable lines indicate a partial Syracuse publication dated October 25, mentioning a colonel and a continuation on page 3 column 4. The fragment lacks clear events or names to confirm a full item.
Cross Country Flight Made in Fast Time
British contestant flies twenty miles in less than twenty minutes. American aviators Drexel and Johnstone set altitude records at Belmont Park while Latham and White battle for distance honors. Radley in a cross country race achieves a remarkable twenty mile balloon-landing dash timed at minutes 48 25 seconds.
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Latham
J. Armstrong Drexel
Wilbur Wreicht
Belmont Park
Hubert Latham
Johnstone
Count de Lessepr
Wright
Drought Dows
Grahame-White
McCurdy
Hoxsey
Lathams
Letham
Fr. W. Radley
Britihh
Melasant
Hleriot
Radley
Drexel
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