Resignations End NM Statute Revision Commission
Santa Fe Sept 6 An opinion by Attorney General Fall found the New Mexico legislature acted beyond its powers in creating and appointing the Statute Revision Commission. Judge Fall says only the governor may appoint members, prompting the resignations of Charles A Spiess and Elmer E Studley. A reorganization is expected upon Gov Curry’s return.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Charles A. Spiell
Las Vegas
Elmer E. Studley
Raton
Spiess
Studley
Curry
Fall
Hagerman
Legisature
Sion
Governor Curry Tours Las Vegas Farm Lands and Zion Colony Talks
Governor George Curry visited Las Vegas to inspect mesa dry farming and meet Voliva of Zion City. He discussed a large colonization scheme, toured upland farms, and attended a Commercial Club reception after lunch with Judge William J Mills.
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George Curry
Las Vegas
Mesa
Voliva
Zion City
Las Vegas Commercial Club
R. P. Ervein
J. D. Sena
William J Mills
Santa Fe Water and Light suit set for trial in district court
Case No 4300 Santa Fe Water and Light company vs Board of County Commissioners with Max Frost as substituted plaintiff aims to recover 1200 dollars claimed as an overpayment on county warrants. The matter drawn interest in Santa Fe as the present management confronts past practices and Frost's substitution after warrants suit began.
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Santa Fe Water Light Company
Board of County Commissioners
Max Frost
Itegulio
Max Prowt
County of
Santa Fe
Sangte Fe Water and Tight Company
Frost
Santera
Santite Water and Light Company
Railroader Conductor Pair Freed in Mexican Prison
Newark report says Edward H. Stover and W Speed, American railroad conductors, were released from a Mexican jail by order of the government after about four years confinement. New charges were filed, but officials say they had no connection to the murder in question.
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Newark
Ferguson
Aguas Eatientes
Mexico
Tullawa
Edward H. Stover
W. . Speed
Stover
Speed
Los Angeles
J. Keartilo
Southern Pacific
Calexico
Yuma
California
Ttedia
California Mestean Land and Cattle Company
Pioneer Colorado newspaper man dies at 75 in Trinidad
Trinidad Colorado September 6 News item reports the death of My Heshoar, a veteran Confederate army surgeon who moved to Colorado in 1866. He founded the Puebla thieftain and later the Trinidad Advertiser becoming one of the state's most popular men.
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Trinidad
Cal
Heshoar
Dad
Colorado
Puebla
Governor Sees New Mexico Statehood Near
Governor Curry believes the president favors ward joint statehood and that separate statehood for New Mexico is near as he interprets the administration policy revision. He plans to travel to Raton tomorrow.
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Curry
New Mexico
Raton
Exchange photo with suspected robber
Las Vegas officers exchanged shots with a suspected mail pouch robber in a Las Vegas yard while pursuing a felon linked to the Raton pouch theft. The man escaped, no injuries reported, and authorities have not disclosed the stolen amount or custody status.
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Las Vegas
Raton
Morning Journal
Tas Vegas
N. M
Niet
International Harvester fined for Texas anti trust case
A dispatch from Austin reports International Harvester Company of Wisconsin pleaded guilty to a Texas anti trust violation. The court imposed a $40,000 fine and ordered a perpetual injunction prohibiting the company from doing business in Texas.
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Mhienzo
Adisputch
Records Herald
Austin
Tex
International Harvester Compansy
Wisconsin
Guily
Line Mediately Gadd
Dike
Texas
Neill Denies Telegraph Strike Involvement Amid Tension
New York report says Union threat linked to a telegraph strike was diverted after assurances from city officials and company representatives. Mayor Hingham secured pledge that no discrimination would occur, averting a potential crisis. Oldest Mason, Macgregor, celebrated his 165th birthday with a public reception. born in 176? near his current home.
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Carmivike Ayverted
Louisville
Bumpes
N. WW
Beller Macgregor
Marsgiregor
Plague Campaign In San Francisco Moves Forward
United States Marine Hospital Service takes charge of San Francisco plague response as the board of health urges burning the city and county hospital sheltering cases. Dr Rupert Blue leads the campaign with Surgeon General Wyman assigning him to direct efforts and local confidence remains high.
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United States Marine Hospital Service
Golden Gate
San Francisco
Board of Health
Board of Supervisors
Marine Hospital Service
Rupert Blue
Wyman
Bandits Loot Rock Island Limited Near Murdock Nebraska
Three masked men robbed passengers on the Rocky Mountain limited near Murdock Nebraska, collecting wallets and jewelry while pistoling crew. A sheriff line and railroad detectives pursue the bandits after the dawn heist. Bloodhounds join the hunt in Lincoln as trail leads toward Alve.
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Omaha
Neb
Rocky Mountain Limited
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Road
Murdock
Teail
Lincoln
City
Malone
Rock Island
Alve
Taft Tours Portland Guests At Wilcox Home And Armory
Secretary of War Taft visited Portland on his first Pacific Northwest trip. He enjoyed breakfast with Theodore B. Wilcox, toured the city, visited Vancouver barracks, and spoke at the Portland Hotel luncheon and the armory rally. Taft urged square deal governance and warned against privileged interests.
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Portland
Ore
Taft
Philippines
Theodore B. Wilcox
Oregon Development League
Pacific Northwest
Porthwood
Wilcox
Vancouver
Wash
General Greely
Mr. Wilcox
Oregon
Panama
Roosevelt
Eleven Die In Next Message Crash Of Train
Eleven killed and seven or more injured when a northbound Rock Island passenger train derailed near Norris Town Iowa and crashed into a standing freight train. Dead include C B Cliber J P Lamp here and William Smith with eight unidentified. Smoking car demolished and all deaths and injuries in that car. Train late by ten minutes at Norris before the collision.
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Waterloo
Towa
Rock Island
Norris
Town
B. Cliber
J. Pp. Lamphere
Shell Road
Farmer
William Smith
West Liberty
Iowa
Cedar Palls
Nebraska Democrats Plan State Banquet in Lincoln
Arrangements set for the annual Democratic party banquet in Lincoln on September 24. Invitations have been sent to many prominent Democrats including Chovennier Campbell of Texas and William J. Bryan, who will deliver a principal address.
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Lincoln
Neb
Democratic Party
Nebraska
Chovennier Campbell
Texas
Willian J. Bryan
Arctic exploration tale reaches party in search of new continent
Pilgrim from the frozen north recounts the probable loss of the steamer Duchest of Bedford of the Anglo American Arctic expedition. Alfred Harrison, north of the Arctic circle for two years, arrived on the Midnight Sun and relayed news from Ernest Steffenson of Harvard, leader, about missing crewmen and the expedition’s setback near Herschel inland and the Mackenge river.
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Athalushe Landing
Canada
Duchest
Bedford
Mackengle
Alfred Harrison
Arctic Circle
Harrison
Ernest Steffenson
Harvard University
Herschel
Mickelsem
Dewar
J. Leffimzwell
John DP
Markhum
Chicawe
New Union Aims to Unite Farm Groups in Chicago
New International Union of Farmers to be based in Chicago aims to unite Grange Farmers Protective Association and American Federation with millions of members. George W. Wickline of St. Louis elected president with KH.TT as general secretary and Thomas Emmerton as treasurer. Twenty one directors chosen to run the body.
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Chicago
International Organization of Farmers
Prolaens and Consumer’ International Manity Union
Grange
Farmers Protective Assormation
American Rockty of Equity
Discord in Spanish cabinet sparks possible ministerial crisis
Madrid reports King Alfonso and Prime Minister Maura feud over Morocco policy. Benner Maura may seek the king's confidence, risking a ministerial crisis that could bring the Liberals to power. If intervention sentiment grows, 4000 troops and ships may be sent to Morocco. Antwerp dock strike ends as work resumes on steamers with 4000 strike breakers.
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Madrid
The
Globe Today
Alfonso
Maura
Spain
Benner Maura
Nberals
Morocces
Morocco
Antwerp
Sept. T
Army Officer Gets Severe Sentence In Court Martial
Washington reports First Lieutenant Charles McCullough of the Thirteenth cavalry is dismissed from the service with dishonor and confined for two years. He was found guilty of worthless checks pay account duplication embezzlement desertion and false claims tied to the camp exchange and officers mess. The sentence includes publication of the crime and abode in state newspapers. Captain Oberlin Carter of the army engineer corps received a similar dismissal with ignominy for harbor improvement embezzlement.
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Washington
Chares Ko McCullough
United States
Micullough
Oberlin M Carter
Army Engineer Corps
Conter- Het
Avannal Harbor
Baseball score snippets from early league games
Fragmented results show American League games between Cleveland and Philadelphia with 4 to 7 and Philadelphia vs New York 6 to 2. National League action lists New York and Philadelphia draws 4 to 4. Western League reports Pueblo and Omaha 11 to 4 with Denver and Des Moines also mentioned.
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Mtteveland
Cleveland
Detweek
Philadelphia
New York
New York Fire
Pathepia
al Peeblo Pueblo & Omaha
al Tee- - Tienver
Des Moines
Saturday Special Offers Guide Readers to Quick Purchases
A lively note urges readers to consult the Saturday Special advertisements in the morning journal to solve shopping dilemmas. It promises helpful tips for busy households and suggests the specials will make the Saturday shopping a pleasure.
Death Sentence for Mutinous Soldiers
Kiev dispatch reports a court martial sentencing mutineers from the Twenty first battalion of sap pers. Two prisoners faced death, seven were jailed in mines, and eighteen received lighter punishments for the June 17 killing of a commander and firing volleys before being subdued.
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Kiev
Russia
Randem
Dickinson denies political ambition
Judge J M Dick inson of Chicago and president of the American Bar Association denied today that he has any political ambitions after being mentioned as a possible candidate for president of the United States.
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Seattle
J. M. Dickinson
Chicago
The
American Bar Association
United States
Division changes move El Paso Southwestern HQs to Douglas and Tucumcari
El Paso and Southwestern Railway announced the removal of western division headquarters to Douglas Arizona and eastern division to Tucumcari New Mexico. Tangier reports anxiety over Harry MacLean eased as letters arrive confirming his safety with Raisali in Ben larus territory.
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el Paso
The
el Paso and Southwestern Railway Today
Douglas
Ari
Tucumcari
N M
Halsall Sci
Tangier
Harry MacLean
MacLean
Raisali
Ben Larus
Rateal
Huntish
Mare Fountaisuli
Emiraary
Bon Larun
Government After Opium Smugglers In Lubec
Treasury officials in Washington intensify efforts to crack a opium smuggling ring alleged to operate along the Maine coast from Eastport to Campobello. Special officers and night patrols have been deployed. all inbound ships are thoroughly inspected. Governor Saint Cominghomse reports Governor Smith may return to California for a judgeship. Judge Tracy is tipped as possible successor.
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Lubec
Treasury Department of Washington
Fieiteg
Trunawickh
Campobello
Hinds
Laber
Marstport
Patsenevr
Canadian
Eastport
Saint Cominghomse
Washington
Roosevelt to craft lengthiest message for Congress in 1908
President Roosevelt plans a long annual address and a westward speech tour. He will not seek tariff changes before the election, but will press industrial questions, corporate licensing, railroad capitalization, and inland waterways. A cabinet meeting is set for September 27 before his western trip.
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Oyster Bay
L. L
Roosevelt
Congress
West
South
Loeb
Washington
Republican Party
Cannon
National Irrigation Congress Endorses Conservation Policies
The Sacramento convention adopted the resolutions endorsing reclamation irrigation forest preservation and resource conservation. It supported government timber fee coverage for forest maintenance and a law to preserve the Calaveras Big Trees through land exchanges. Minister Baker’s amendment on timber duties was tabled. William M. Hayes urged farm schools and technical education. The convention adjourned to tomorrow morning.
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Sacramento
Cal
National Irrigation Congress
Pardee
Powler
Forest Service Congress
Irrigation Congress
Washington
National Congress
Baker
Modoc County
Raleigh Arrives from Orient and Honolulu Clash Over Shore Leave
The gunboat Raleigh arrives in Honolulu as the first Atlantic fleet vessel to reach the port from Yokohama. A quarrel with quarantine officials over shore leave ends with Raleigh crew visiting the city. In Los Angeles a second street car holdup occurs with a robber described as delicate in features, suspected to be a woman in disguise. the gun yields about 4 dollars.
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San Francisco
United States
Raleigh
Orient
Yokohama
Honolulu
Los Angeles
Park
Compton Street
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Duniel Bharkey
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Havester Trust
Texae
Neill
Caruilesioner
Iaelos PD Neill
Ole
Progres
New York Hotel
Hotel Astor
Arctic
NEW International Union OF Farmers
Driminwl Prom Service
Diserace
Dickinson
EL Paso Southwestern
Omagh Records
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Aes
Friends of Government
Sunset
New Mount
California Desert
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