Open shop tensions and war news ripple across regions
Mining firms in Butte announce support for the open shop. In Los Angeles workers face low wages and longer hours amid open shop conditions. Kansas City endures a record rain flood, while Missouri Pacific fatality at Waverly underscores wartime strains. International items include Italian steamer America departure, papal peace appeals, and officials tightening travel and taxation amid the conflict.
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Prince of Wales’ Fund
Missouri Pacific
Waverly
Kansas City
William R. Wilson
Board of Education
Alton
Ill
Duncan
Frank Conley
Charles Johnson
Deadwood
S. Dak
Organized Labor
Federal Industrial Relations Commission
Senate Approves Trade Commission Bill In Narrow Vote
A senate approval of the federal trade commission bill came by 43 to 5 as delegates from twenty six states attended the opening session of the national council for Daughters of Liberty. Other notes include China declining naval participation at Panama, Secretary of War Garrison’s Paris plan, and Obregon’s electoral ties with Villa.
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Federal Trade Commission
Senate
China
State Department
Garrison
Breckenridge
Allen
Paris
Washington
National Council For Daughters of Liberty
Wm. S. Wacker
Philadelphia
Sailor Grande Wins Twenty Round Decision in California
Sailor Grande defeated Tom Mc Mahon over twenty rounds in Vallejo California. McMahon was nearly knocked out on several occasions during the bout. Larry Lejeune, top Western League hitter and Sioux City star, has been sold to Pittsburg Nationale. Umpire Quigley was knocked unconscious by a foul tip in a Boston National League game and carried off by doctors. The St Leger at Doncaster saw Black Jeger win with Kenny more second and Cressingham third in a field of eighteen horses.
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Vallejo
Cal
Tom McMahon
McMahon
Larry Lejeune
Sioux City
Pittsburg Nationale
Boston
Quigley
Byrne
Doncaster
Eng
J. B. Joel
John Thursby
Kennymore
Cressingham
New York Central declares regular dividend and financial notes
The New York Central railroad declared its regular quarterly dividend of 1 percent payable Oct. 15 to stock of record Sept. 21. News notes include a sharp decline in London exchange and a $1,000,000 gold shipment to Canada.
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Canada
London Exchange
New York
Flats
Chas. W! Gates
Gle
Montpelier
London
Weymouth
Thaiadee
Jobp ‘Palin
John A. Parlin
Bakige
Cincinnati
Ohio
New Mexico Agricultural Census Highlights State Farms
Western Newspaper Union News Service Albuquerque reports on the U S Census Bureau findings: 121,497 residents work for wages, 66,887 on farms with 27,977 farm operators and 22,258 farm laborers. Fifty-nine dairy farmers, 9,714 cowboys and sheep herders, and total farm income patterns across New Mexico detailed.
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Estern Newspaper
Union News Service
Albuquerque
New Mexico
United States Census Bureau
Washington
United States
Unite States Crop Reporting Board
Federal Department of Agriculture
Federal Bureau of Education
Denver Market Prices For Cattle And Grains
Late market report from Denver listing beef steers heifers cows and stocker prices, with feed costs and regional grains per ton and per 100 pounds. Includes Upland and Timothy hay values and miscellaneous feed items. Prices shown in dollars per unit with ranges and bid-ask style formatting.
Reform of Roswell youth jail focus after girls’ arrest
A state reform school for young girls is urged after the arrest of two juveniles aged thirteen and fifteen for street walking and 30 day confinement in the county jail. City police report these prisoners have proven more troublesome than any prior detainees.
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Roswell
Cantalope Seller Exits After High-Tide Tucumcari Trade
Mr. Flemister, living 12 miles east, visited Tucumcari daily for two weeks selling garden truck. In three days he disposed of 2100 cantaloupes, then sold out as supply was nearly exhausted.
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Tucumcari
Flemister
Creamery profits in New Mexico reach six hundred thousand
Secretary of the New Mexico State Dairymen's Association reports dairies paid farmers and dairymen about 12 000 dollars monthly for cream in 1908 1914. Albuquerque hosts convention at the state fair October 5 to 10. El Paso hotels use 600 to 800 pounds of New Mexico butter weekly.
Moose Picnic Draws Hundreds at Tucumcari
Five hundred people attended the annual Moose event at Blue Water Hotel, the local order's picnic described as the county’s greatest of its kind. Attendance ranged from 450 to 500 with guests traveling by auto and other rigs from town.
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Tucumcari
Order of the Moose
Blue Water
Drunken Brawl Ends in Fatal Shooting in Fierro
Nicholas Montano was shot and killed in Fierro during a drunken brawl. Francisco Parra is jailed in Silver City county custody charged with the crime.
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Silver City
Nicholas Montano
Fierro
Francisco Parra
Well Known Sheepman Walter White Dies in New Mexico
Roswell reports the death of Walter T. White a prominent Pacos Valley sheep grower after a prolonged illness from cancer. White was among the state’s best known cattlemen and sheepmen with strong community ties.
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Eloisa Luna de Bergere
Alfred M. Bérgere
Solomon Luna
Santa Fe
Roswell
Pacos Valley
New Highway Savee Sixty-Eight Miles From Las Vegas
A new and better automobile route from Las Vegas to Ros is announced promising significant distance reduction and travel time savings for motorists. Officials emphasize improved road quality and smoother driving conditions along the corridor.
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Vegas
Las Vegas
Ros
Live Poultry and Eggs Prices in Colorado Markets
Market report lists live poultry with hens turkeys and ducks priced by weight or dozen plus eggs graded No 1 and No 2 with per case and net terms. Butter creamery products and fruit and vegetables from Colorado and nearby regions show assorted box and crate prices for apples cantaloupes peaches pears plums watermelons celery cabbage lettuce onions peas tomatoes and other produce.
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Skebk
Denver
Colo
East
Bartlett
Colo., Doz
Revue Ukss Ia
Market Roundup Chicago Grain and South Omaha Prices
Chicago markets show Wheat September 81.13 and December 1.14 total. May 1.22. Corn September 72%c, December 75%c, May 75%c. Oats September 47 4c, December 50c, May 53c. Pork January 21.20. Lard January 10.15 and October 9.30. Ribs January 11.10 and October 11.60. South Omaha live stock: hogs heavy 8.55 8.75, light 8.60 8.90, pigs 8.00 8.60, bulk 8.60 8.65. Cattle native steers 7.85 10.25, cows 6.00 7.50, western steers 6.25 8.75, Texas steers 6.00 7.50, cows 6.76 7.26, calves 8.00 10.00. Sheep yearlings 5.25 6.00, gas 4.76 5.86, lambs 7.00.
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South Omaha
Neb
Texas
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