New Mexico Day to Highlight Chicago Land Show
New Mexico officials including H B Hening will participate in New Mexico Day at the Chicago Land and Irrigation Exposition. A special program is planned for Sunday November 27 with printed materials about New Mexico for distribution.
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TATE
New Mexico
Chicago
H. B. Hening
Moexico
Tik
Hen Jog
J.D. Tinsley
HK Bireup
BH. Mo Wilson
Banta Fe
George A. Fleming
Les Vegas
Rovides
New Mexico Honored by Major Expo Management
Telegram received by Hening on return from Las Vegas signals New Mexico’s honor from the expo management. Directors acted voluntarily and chose a late date ideal for widespread attendance at the lineal livestock exposition. Chicago Tribune, founder of the expo, will publish New Mexico day coverage in its columns.
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Hening
Las Vegas
New Mexico
United States
Panama Canal Gate Plans and New Mexico Day Boost
The Immigration Secretary outlines a major New Mexico promotional effort in Chicago on New Mexico Day with delegates and exhibitors traveling by rail. Separately, details on the Panama Canal gates reveal a $5.5 million project using 60,000 tons of steel to install 46 gate pairs designed to withstand heavy water and seismic events.
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Pittsbure
Panama Canal
Locke
Marshall Steel Construction Company
Logether Na Meeily
Baltimore
Pittsburg
Gatun Dam
Pacific
Vedeo Miguel
Miraflores
Athaetic
Panama
Mighty locks on Panatria loom over sea routes
The article extols enormous locks capable of handling ships 40 percent larger than current vessels, suggesting a hundred ocean ships could pass daily. It compares Pan atria’s gates to the Suez and notes no other canals approach such size, implying a formidable, sea level system beyond rivals.
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Suez Canal
Panatria
General Grant tests emergency ration during offi cer trials
Major General Frederick D. Grant conducted three days of field tests on the new emergency ration. He carried three packages unopened, found the ration palatable in part and sufficient for the 72 hour period, and reported no discomfort or craving for food. Outside the ration he drank hot coffee without sugar or milk and used hot water at noon and evening. The ration mix includes chocolate liquor, nudeo case in malted milk, desiccated egg, sugar and cocoa butter.
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Washington
Get
Frederick D. Grant
Department of the East
Grant
Qrone
Three Men Arrested in Acapulco Linked to Times Bombing
Mexico City Oct 10 Three men identified as Harry Hlam Carlson and Ian Archer were arrested at Acapulco aboard the power schooner Kate amid reports they were linked to the Los Angeles Times building dynamiting. Captain Swan Engdethe and engineer Adolph Adolipseon remain on board under guard as authorities investigate. A $130 000 cargo was found on arrival. Carlson Ham and Archer were listed to receive $20 monthly each and were jailed for inquiry after the vessel confessed to a San Francisco to Galapagos run abandoned due to fuel.
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Morning Journal
Mexico City
Acapulco
Los Angeles Times
Kate
Harry Hlam
Carlson
Ian Archer
Swan Engdethe
Adolph Adolipseon
Sommes
Custom House
Ecbooner
Adolphson
San Francisco
Galapagoe Islands
Peru
Keunader
Tutor
Ilum
Archer
Ham
Uruguay Revolt Grows As Armed Followers Rise
Morning Journal reports a rising revolutionary movement in Uruguay with about 19 000 armed supporters concentrated across the countryside. Censorship hides violence as foreign minister De A Suehini demurs government failure and predicts possible resignation of President Williman amid rumors of ex President Jose Battle y Ordon ez.
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Morning Journal Special
Montevideo
Williman
Bachini
Jose Battle Y Ordonez
Explosion floods Union Stock Yards barn with steam
A steam pipe burst in a barn at the Union Stock Yards in Chicago causing heavy damage. About one hundred draft horses were killed and several workmen narrowly escaped injury.
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Chicago
Union Stock
Aviators Compete for 10000 Prize in Ryan Challenge Air Race
I Moisant White and De Lesseps fly in a contest for a $10,000 prize offered by Thomas F. Ryan. The event features noted pilots in a high stakes race likely drawing national attention and wagered glory.
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Moisant
White
de Lesseps
Thomas F. Ryan
Americans Soars Over 36 Mile Flight At Liberty Statue
Moisant won the 36 mile aviation event by distance and time with a 34 minute 38.4 second run around the Statue of Liberty after a late start. Grahame White and de Lesseps followed, each flying a 50 horsepower plane, as rules of the meet were not enforced.
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New York
Belmont Park
Statue of Liberty
Moisant
America
Grahame-White
England
Count de Lesseps
France
Moji
Thomas F. Ryan
Moisent
Grahame- White
de Lessepa
de Lesseps
Povssing
Jamaice Plain
Jamaica
Brook
Iyon
de Lescepe
New York Bay
Brooklyn
Miss Liberty
de Lessepe Till
Belmont
de Losceps
East River
Long Island
Morvant
de Lesseeps
Motsant
Strike Expands as Teamsters Push for Gains
Vice President Hoffman says express drivers and helpers in Brooklyn may walk out. smaller Manhattan firms to join. Nationwide action could lift strikers from 6000 to 10000, with demands for an eleven hour day, lunch hour, and a $5 monthly raise for those earning $75 or less.
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New York
Hoffman
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Strike breakers sought to replace striking drivers
Philadelphia reports no recruiting of strike breakers for New York and Jersey City routes. Promises of four dollars a day and protection prompted rapid recruitment, with several recruits sent to New York immediately.
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Philadelphia
New York
Jersey City
Briand Defends Government as French Chamber Votes Confidence
Premier Briand, in a tense Paris session, denounced socialist violence and asserted legality while urging republican unity. The chamber backed the government 829 to 183 as radicals and socialists clashed outside, with protests erupting in streets and police dispersing crowds.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Hrland
Chamber
Denlanger
Dreyfus
Point de la Comerde
M. Renaud
M. Briand
Clauste
Mr. Uriand
Hin
Whee Corliers
M. Hiland
iHbcal
Bugeest
Milllere
Banda
Moraliste
Roosevelt labor clash cited in Roosevelt era union row
Secretary John Mason of the New York Democratic Committee released a statement recounting Theodore Roosevelt clashing with union labor over William A Miller at the Government Printing Office. The memo notes Roosevelt reinstated Miller after union expulsion and a civil service ruling, and discusses subsequent actions by Cortelyou and others amid labor agitation.
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New York
Roosevelt
Union
John Mason
State Democracy Committee
Theodore Roosevelt
Democratic State Committee
Bookbinders
Willkhanm
Government Printing Office
Washington
United States
Miller
Civil Service Commission
Secretary of Commerce
Coal Strike Commission
Inber Eireles
Cortelyou
Palmer
Owles
Stoosevelt
Buud
Barnes
Booke Binders Union
Central Labor Union of Washington
Central Federated Union
Charles W. Winslow
White House
Mamuel Gompers
Americcan Precoration of Labor
James Duncan
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
James O'Connell
Machinists’ Union
Werenk Morrison
Federation
Officers Revolver Breaks Up Gang at City Dance Hall
Morning Journal reports special officer Robert Adler shot wounded and killed two gang members, stopped three more during a confrontation at a West Fortysomething dancing academy. The Gopher gang attacked Adler. he fired fatal shot at one, struck another through the head, the gang scattered.
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Morning Journal
New York
Robet Adler
Stra Iheed
Probao
Browne
Gopher Gang
Charles Stunt
Adler
Whyn Adler
Morris
Hackensack Ministers Praise Wrights for Sabbath Rule
The Hackensack ministerial association adopted resolutions commending Wilbur and Orville Wright for refusing to let their employees fly their aeroplanes on Sundays.
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Setion
Hackensack
N. J
Ministerial Association of
Wilbur
Orville Wright
Denver pressmen receive support amid strike
The allied print ing trades council of Denver approves resolutions backing the Denver Web Pressmen’s union on strike against three local newspapers. The action calls for upport, moral or otherwise, and will be sent to local unions for action. In Texas, Waco prepares for the Cotton Palace exhibit opening November 5, showcasing the cotton journey from pick to finished product.
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Lenver
Allied Printing Trades Council of Denver
Denver Web Preate Men's Union
Waco
Tex
Get
Cotton Palace
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New State
Land and Irrigation Exposition
Windy City
Rioosevelt
Rooosedore Roosevelt
Lews Congress of Mothers
Town State Teachers’ Association
Des Moines
Customs
Helsingfore
T. J. Boisman
Finnish Customs
Duresu
New Morjicola
Middle West
W. J. Mills
Nathan Jaffa
Lake Michigan
Pittsburg Steel Company
Ty Morning Journal
Duke of
Veragas
Pou
Madrid
Havana
Dolphin
George von L. Myer
Miami
Myer
Santiago
Jackson
Gomez
al Acapulco
Uruguay
Revolutionist Party
Brooklyn Teamsters
Briand Flays
Denver
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