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Newspaper
Rocky Ford Enterprise
Location
Rocky Ford, Colorado, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1905
Page
2
A jumble of تهران anecdotes and quips from Rocky Ford Enterprise highlight Russia Britain and American life. Snatches touch on Longevity Work Hats Moscow gossip mythic plans and a violent restaurant incident with swift punchlines. The tone is breezy and satirical reflecting era curiosities and urban humor.
Nearly 1000 persons were killed or wounded in Warsaw disturbances as troops fired on demonstrators and workers. Cavalry and infantry attacked, firing volleys and bombs. thirty-one killed and many wounded, including women and children. Bombs hit a patrol near Vienna station, killing three Cossacks and one policeman.
Washington May 2 The General Land Office received letters from Lamar and Del Norte officials opposing merging into the Pueblo office. Del Norte cites travel hardship over 200 miles and expected higher future business, while Lamar notes 3,000,000 acres plus 700,000 more pending cancellation and Crookie act impacts. They urge retention of the local offices.
Denver May 2 Four cases of public concern were advanced on the Colorado Supreme Court docket yesterday including the Denver auditorium case. Also ahead is the fat tax case to test the law and quo warranto proceedings on Denver two county judges. Pueblo county suit challenges county commissioners fees. Justices hope for early hearing and disposal by July vacation.
United States mails will be handled over the Moffat road beginning May 15. A Leadville real estate firm offers prizes for beautifying homes and gardens. Dr. C. G. Lamb, state veterinarian, found no glanders near Glenwood Springs. Mexican goat owners were arrested in Trinidad for desecrating graves by letting goats browse the cemetery. Governor McDonald bought a 14 room Denver house for 15000 to serve as executive mansion. Mrs. Dan Grant of Trinidad died in an April 25 coal oil explosion. The First National Bank of Holly is authorized to begin with 25000 capital under officers Gould Brown McMurty.
In Chicago the teamsters strike worsened with open rioting and attacks on nonunion workers. Employers brought 1500 strikebreakers into the city, including 200 farmer boys, paid like union men and promised permanent positions. Injuries were reported as officers allowed weapon display and rifles appeared on wagons. Several nonunion drivers were beaten, some seriously, while leaders posted bonds and Farley assumed command of strikebreakers.
Denver May 2 Governor McDonald vetoed the Owen senate bill to raise or change county commissioners salaries He filed Senate Bill No 77 and noted the act would increase compensation in many counties doubling or tripling pay He withheld executive approval stating the move burdens the people and is against their wishes
Topeka Kansas May 2 yesterday marked the twenty fourth anniversary of the prohibitory law. Governor Hoch planned a definite announcement on enforcement policy but has not completed his plans and delays the statement. He stated he would use all power of the office to enforce the prohibitory law just as any other law.
King Edward started an automobile tour to Versailles from Paris on May 2. He inspected the Edmond Blanc stud of running horses, attended races at St. Cloud as an interested spectator, then returned to Paris by motor car after luncheon.
A Newark nurse Testifies to recovery after女 eight years with female troubles. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with healing symptoms from irregular menses to backache and fatigue. She urges other women to seek this remedy, noting its wide endorsement and effectiveness where other medicines fail.
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