Kidnapping Confession Tangles Rogers Family in Las Vegas
Las Vegas New Mexico April 12 Implicated by the confession of Joe Wiggins former convict Bill Rogers uncle of little Waldo Rogers was arrested for complicity in the abduction and $12000 ransom paid. Will Rogers confessed his part and named no link for John Rogers though under surveillance. Deputies guard the defendants while plans to move them to Santa Fe for safekeeping unfold.
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Little Waldo Rogers
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Wil Rogers
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Thor
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Penitentiary of Santa Fe
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Madrid
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H. L. Waldo
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Texas
Francisco T. Madero
Jugreg
Mexico Northwestern
Junarez
Nribee
Peirsen
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Juarez
Newby
Insurrectos
Durango
Pican
Commercial Club Luncheon Moves to Sayles-Woodmen Hall
The Portland Commercial club luncheon tonight shifts from Odd Fellows hall to Sayles Woodmen hall to accommodate a larger crowd. United Orchestra will provide music and C O Chapman will be chief guest sharing insights on promotion work. Talks by local figures and committee members precede a discussion on securing better quarters. final report on new quarters is not expected this evening.
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Odd Fellows
Commercial Club
Sayles-Woodmen Hall
Eagles- Woodmen Hall
United Orchestra
Co & Chapman
Portland Commercial Club
Philippine Soldier Hurt in San Francisco Rampage
Captain Fred Cook of the 12th Cavalry U S A arrived from the Philippine Islands and lies in a hospital with two bullets in his body and a fractured skull after breaking into Spreckels meat market on Market Street. The watchman J J Hayes shot him as he attacked.
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San Francisco
Fred Cook
12Th Cavalry
Cook
Philippine Islands
Spreckels
Market Street
J. J. Hayes
Bemodd
Taft Throws Opening Ball to Start 1911 Season
President Taft inaugurated the national pastime by throwing the first ball in Washington for the Senator and Boston Red Sox game. A long line of senators congressmen and cabinet members attended despite cold cloudy weather as Taft sent the ball safely over the plate.
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Washington
Taft
Boston Red Sox
Carrie Nation Not Dead As Reported Yesterday
Leavenworth Kansas April 11 The report that Carrie Nation was dead yesterday is untrue. She suffered a relapse but death is considered unlikely for possibly a week.
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Carrie Nation
Leavenworth
Kas
Never breaking rigging for saddles by Hamiley Firm
Frederick J. Mc Monies and Lester Hamiley of the Hamiley Harness company unveil a new saddle rigging replacing cinch rings with a rawhide covered wire cable rated at 2000 pounds. The design, called the Never-breaking rigging, sits under stirrup leathers reducing wear and allowing free saddle cinching. Local cowboys praise its ease of ride and durability, and a patent is pending to protect the invention.
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Frederick J. McMonies
Lester Hamiley
Hamiley Harness Company
Hamley
Hamley Company
Major Leagues Open Today With Picks And Hopes
New York April 12 Six months of joy mark the 1941 baseball season opening in both major leagues. Writers from Philadelphia to New York favor the Athletics for the American title, while Chicago’s Cubs face questions over pitching and slumps. The Giants, Reds and Tigers loom. Chicago’s Chance adds new arms Toney and Griffen, plus Doyle and Shean, with Reulbach regaining form and expected to pitch often.
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Lynch
Johnson
Chicago
Alsoo
Pittsburg
Philadelphia Athletica
Inne Doposter
Detroit
Athletics
Cubs
Giants
Chance
Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Toney
Griffen
Doyle
Shean
King
Cole
Big Red Reulbach
Reulbach
Mathewson
Becker
Snodgrass
Glaonta
McGraw
One Drunk in Court Before Judge Pits Gerala
Teo pleaded guilty to being drunk and was given a three day jail sentence. J. Mawbray was the only man to appear before Judge Pits Gerala today.
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J. Mawbray
Judie
Gerala
Teo
Lindsey Says Baby Bureau A Good Thing
Tacoma April 12 Judge Lindsey of Denver says Representative Barnhart’s bill for a baby bureau in the commerce and labor department could do much good by promoting sturdier children and eradicating child abuse through proper administration and oversight.
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Tacoma
Barnhart
Department of Commerce and Labor
Lindsey
Denver
Iroquois wreck claims twenty one lives in Vancouver
Twenty one are known dead from the Iroquois wreck in Vancouver. Three more bodies were recovered last night. Ottawa reports a strict government inquiry. Vancouver board of trade telegraphed Ottawa demanding investigation into marine laws and enforcement on the Pacific post.
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B. C
Ottawa
Vancouver Board of Trade Today
Minister of Marine
Pacific Post
Troquois
House Favors Reciprocity Amid Democratic Push
Washington April 12 The house democrats vote 129 to 29 to favor Tafts Canadian reciprocity plan and prepare a blanket free list of life’s necessities. A second caucus will decide the party’s stance on wool and cotton schedules direct election of Senators and admission for New Mexico and Arizona. Bills head to Ways and Means for Friday report and swift action on the admission measures.
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Caucuns
New Mexico
Arizona
Underwood
Washington
House Democrats
Taft
Hills
Enderwood
Alabam
Ways and Meine
Ways and Means Committee
House
New Fexico
Rebels Burn Bridges on Cananea Yaqui Route
Neguies Ariz April 12 Three bridges on the Nace branch of the Cananes Yaqui River Pacific railroad were burned last night by rebel scouting parties. The bridges lie between Del Rio and the junction with the Cananea line just over the border.
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Neguies
Ariz
Nace
Cananes Yaqui River Pacific
del Rio
Cananea
Bushl Named President of Missouri Pacific Railroa
New York April 12 B F Bush president of the Western Maryland railroad is to be elected president of the Missouri Pacific next week to succeed George Gould at a special meeting of the executive committee.
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New York
B. F. Bush
Western Maryland Railroad
Missouri Pacific
George Gould
Indignation Over Almo Captives Plea for Release
Indignation spread in San Diego as officials report only correspondence toward freeing American women and children held by the Insurrectos at Almo since the town was captured weeks ago. Mexican authorities refuse to assault Almo and employ starvation to force the insurrectos to depart, a policy that also starves the Americans.
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San Diego
Almo
Dogs Run Riot At Fair Pavilion Jail Break Triggers Mayhem
Marry Hart, dog catcher, reports losing most of his prize canines from an unannounced raid on the fair pavilion. He recaptured eight by dusk after thirty three were initially seized, with several escaping again and a second wholesale delivery occurring overnight. Hart bears scratches from a dog encounter and recounts a harsh rebuke from a woman whose owner allowed the dogs to be taken.
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Hart
Fortuna
Farr
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