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12 Jun 1914
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Lovington Leader in Lovington, New Mexico
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Newspaper
Lovington Leader
Location
Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1914
Page
1
Progressive era news wrap highlights labor and politics
Reports note Washingtons minimum wage for women set at eight eighty per week after August. Roosevelt contemplates governing reform as Progressive party candidate. Utah poll tax voided. Mount Lassen eruptions threaten forests. Also: Memorials for Kraus and Dunlevy, Mother Jones denied boarding, and extreme weather across the nation with June heat and hail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
District Court
Frank H. Dunlevy
Quebec
E. 8. Dunlevy
Denver
Mount Lassen
Cal
Subscription Campaign Sets New Rates for State and Out-of-State
The paper announces changes in price and distribution. Subscriptions sent outside the state will be $1.75 per year after the current campaign, with out-of-state renewals dropped at expiration. Local and rail shipment costs lead to a push for parcels post, and new offers include three for $2.00 for a year or three years for $2.00 to attract renewals and new subscribers.
After the Ball Is Over price change notice
A publisher announces new yearly rates and a policy to drop subscribers at renewal. A fair time offer runs until the end of the fair: three years for two dollars or three friends for two dollars, with cash required.
West Land Legislation Plea From Senator Borah Adjourning Congress
Senator Borah urged public land legislation for the West before Congress adjourned. Brigadier General Bliss reported the arrest of Quevedo and followers at El Paso. Chamber of Commerce approved a trade commission by 522 to 124 in a referendum. President Wilson favored the Lincoln Memorial highway through Washington for sentiment. Senate foreign relations backed arbitration on Panama tolls by 8 to 6. Commander Scott reported La Ramona besieged by revolutionists. Sebo isolated as communications failed. Secretary McAdoo and Eleanor Wilson honeymooned in New Hampshire. Navy scandal rumors of Mayflower parties wallpaper social circles. Five dynamite sticks found at Agriculture Department. fuses extinguished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borah
West
Congress
Bliss
War Department
Quevedo
el Paso
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Wilson
Baltimore
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sutherland
Great Britain
Panama
Scott
Marietta
la Ramona
Santo Domingo
Sebo
McAdoo
Eleanor Wilson
New Hampshire
Navy
Department of Agriculture
Houston
Lega
New Mexico News Roundup Highlights State Events
State sources report dates for upcoming events in August and November, including a Democratic convention in Albuquerque and a county fair in Farming. Other items note road and water projects in Rio Arriba and Taos, a creamery shipment to Kansas City and Chicago, and a pending dry election in Clovis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union News Service
Albuquerque
Farming On
State Teachers’ Association
Tucumcari
Kansas City
Chicago
Carrizozo
Roswell
Capital City Bank of Santa
Taos
Maxwell
8S. R. Garrison
Clovis
Valencia County
Whitman declares governor bid in Republican race
District Attorney Charles S. Whitman of New York announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for governor. The report also notes Chicago labor movements ending strikes, notable trials, and a St. Louis pageant drawing large crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Whitman
New York
Corinth
Chicago
Georgia W. Jay
Jay
Billy Sunday
Homer Rodeheaver
Albert J. Cummins
A. C. Savage
Maurice Connelly
Dubuque
T. Meredith
Deg Moines
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M. F. Chaytor
New Mexico
C. E. Stiles
David L. Guyer
Land Office
N.M
H. H. Gallatin
N. M
Oddfellows Lodge
Lovington Lodge No. 44
First Territorial Bank
R. F. Love
F. G. Shepard
A. A. McDaniel
Lovington
J. E. Rose
First National Bank
Western Newspaper
Western
George J. Kraus
Big Tim" Sullivan
Theodore Roosevelt
Progressive Party
Progressive
Mary Jones
United Mine Workers of America
Canadian Pacific
Vancouver
Seattle
Woodward W. Duke
James B. Duke
American Tobacco Company
Park City
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Edward Ellsberg
Colorado
Edward Cochrane
Pennsylvania
Noe Davis
Leavenworth
United States
Pacific Coast
Oregon
St. Louis
Premier Doumergue
Paris
Douglas Straight
Newspaper Society
The
Institute of Journalists
London
Gt. Lawrence River
Saltillo
Vanegas
Durango
Carranza
Piero Rossi
Prince Charles of
Roumania
Constanza
Mexico City
Daper
Churubusco
Ricardo Arenales
Council of the Corporation of Foreign Bondholders
Col
Joseph Fr. Willard
Mi. Willard
Alfonso
Queen Victoria
Spain
Madrid
Kermit Roosevelt
Alaska
Chitina
Reconnaisance
Henry Deyo
Fairbanks
SPORT
Christy Matthewson
Gunboat Smith
George Carpentier
Harry Brewer
Frankie Fowser
Aft
Benz
Beng
New York Nationals
Chicago Americans
Western Aengar
Sioux City
St. Joseph
State News
Raton
San Juan County
Ren” Martha B. Bell
Hudson
Landergin Bros
Rio Arriba
Casimiro Encinias
Las Vegas
Placido Lucero
Tecolotito
Pope
Santa Fé
W. A. Fleming Jones
Las Cruces U. S
Lytton R. Taylor
Clark
Deming
Churches of Christ
West Texas
Ruidoso
Artesia
C.H. Raulerson
George M. Slaughter
H. W. Skinner
Medicine Lodge
Kan
Frank Carson
Mountaineer
Chain Lakes
Howard Lumber Company
State Corporation Commission
la Madera
C. H. Mayo
Maria Garcia
Acoma
San Juan Garcia
Alfred Leeds
Mexico
Acapulco
Manhattan Avenue
Currey Way
Gickle
Oscar Thompson
Jeff D. Hart
J. S. Eaves
L. Creighton
Haywood
Ballard Haines
Richwood
N.Y
Reid Long
Susan Fox
Haines
Lovington Automobile Co
Lovington Grocery and Dry Goods Co
New Nexico
P.S. Eaves & Co
Robert Johnson & Rand
OWL Drug Store
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