Nation Lead Company merger unites major trusts
The seven sons of Meyer Guggenheim and allied interests finalize the union of National Lead Company and United Lead Company. The combined capital reaches about 40 million dollars, with Greenheims placed on the directorate. The new National Lead Company is expected to dominate chemical and lead output, controlling substantial shares of related products and refining interests. A related social event reports community fundraising serving the South Side cemetery upkeep.
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Reports to Exec Committee on poisoned food deaths
At a Chicago meeting of the National Association of State Dairy and Food Departments the executive committee will hear reports showing 455000 infants died last year in the United States from poisoned food. The group will renew efforts to curb dangerous food products, while other items note arrivals from Carlsbad and a judge’s business visit in Roswell. Weather data recounts a late but heavy rainfall followed by a chilly snap and a cautious nod to Mr Wright’s forecasting record.
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Live Stock Market Report from Kansas City Apr 1
Live Stock Market notes cattle receipts at 1 006 with prices largely steady. Native steers fetch 4.25 to 5.00, southern steers 3.75 to 5.00, native cows and heifers 2.25 to 5.25, stockers and feeders 3.00 to 5.00, bulls 2.50 to 4.25, calves 2.50 to 6.00, western fed steers 4.50 to 5.40, western fed cows 3.25 to 5.50. sheep receipts minimal with muttons 5.00 to 5.90, lambs 5.50 to 7.50, fed range wethers 5.50 to 6.50, fed ewes 5.00 to 5.75.
Oil Trick 7 Opens Talks With Kansas Operators
Oil Trick 7 has initiated overtures toward Kansas operators seeking peaceful settlement. The move aims to resolve long standing tensions and restore normal operations across the region. Local industry groups welcomed the outreach as a step toward stability.
Fatal wreck and bombs haunt April dispatches
April 1 reports describe a fatal derailed West Shore train near Fort Pain with two crew deaths and a severely injured express messenger. In Lodz a police commissioner's bomb wound may be fatal, with a dynamiter dying and a sword defense cited. Santa Fe railway seeks amicable oilfield settlement to dismiss a conspiracy suit. peace talks begin between Santa Fe freight officials and oil producers in Kansas. St. Petersburg notes no front changes and rumors of territorial concessions to Japan with Manchuria Korea and Railroads under discussion for compensation. Roswell and Capitan visits recount local history and land prospects as Hon. J. A. Jeffries tours Pecos Valley land seeking sales but considering holding land.
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Japan
Manchuria
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Sugar beet seed arrives for Roswell project
About 350 pounds of sugar beet seed for Roswell airdrop arrived for a farmers meeting to distribute free seed and provide planting instructions. The schedule was corrected from late March to early May. Interested farmers should reply with name and address for enrollment.
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Chile
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Oxford Wins 62nd Boat Race Over Cambridge
In London on April 1 Oxford triumphed in the 62nd annual boat race against Cambridge, finishing about three or four lengths ahead.
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London
Oxford Today
Cambridge
Wage Increase Announced by Steel Companies
New York April 1 Official notice by United States Steel Corporation informs thousands of workers of a wage increase starting today. It is estimated the annual rise will reach eight million dollars in round figures, though no further details were released here.
New Trade Mark Law Grants Federal Registration and Protection
Washington April 1 The new trade mark law now in operation marks a decade long push by U S businessmen and congress to revise protections It allows interstate registered marks and venues for enforcement including injunctions damages and profits It applies to marks in use for ten years regardless of current compliance and charges ten dollars per registration
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Francis Forbes
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Arthur P. Greeley
Patent Office
H C Hurd Accepts High Post With Peru Hydrography
H C Hurd assistant engineer in charge of the Hondo reservoir construction resigns from the U S Reclamation service to take the job of principal engineer of Peru's Hydrographic department. He will marry Grace Lewis next Wednesday and soon depart for Washington then Peru for the new home.
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H. C. Hurd
Hondo Reservoir
South America
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Grace Lewis
C. M. Bird
Roswell
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Nicaragua
Urton Lake
Las Vegas
Hondo
Miss Lewis
Hot Tamale Supper at Porter-Ewell Building
A brief notice reports Hot Tamale Supper tonight at the Porter-Ewell building. Also noted, a prominent sheep man tells the Record the flocks are doing well with shearing to start at month end and lambing around mid month. A furnished room for rent at 513 N Kentucky, cared for by Mrs. E W Marable.
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Kentucky Avenue
E. W. Marable
Miss Wilson’s spring and summer millinery line arrives
Miss Wilson announces the arrival of her spring and summer millinery goods and invites everyone to call and view the new selections.
Bar Association Meets With Court To Review April Term
The Bar Association met this afternoon at Judge Pope's office at two to examine the April term docket. Judge Pope led the session to determine which cases require trial and which will need a jury, with other pertinent information. Nearly all local attorneys attended the meeting.
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Hall Named Supervising Engineer in Reclamation Service
B. M. Hall is named supervising engineer in the U. S. Reclamation Service, reflecting a key personnel appointment in the agency overseeing large water projects and dam work.
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U. S. Reclamation Service
Ice and Coal Wagon Drivers Strike Shuts City
In St Louis on April 1 a general strike by ice and coal wagon drivers began to enforce a contract guaranteeing last year's wages. Nearly all drivers quit, disrupting deliveries to hotels and large consumers. About 1100 men are idle as the strike spreads.
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St. Louis
Nebraska antitrust bill targets meat packers
Lincoln Neb April 1 The new state antitrust bill passed both legislative chambers and will be signed by the governor with an emergency clause It aims to prevent packers from forcing prices down in local markets to undercut independent butchers and acts as a state application of the Sherman act
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Higher Carnegie Wages for Telegraphers
Telegraphers at Carnegie Steel Company received a five to ten percent wage increase effective today. The boost applies to all office operators employed within the company across the organization.
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New York
Carnegie Steel Company
United States Steel Corporation
Coal Price Reduction Pushes Tide-Water Anthracite Down
New York reports a spring cut of 50 cents per ton on tide-water anthracite coal. Shipping points price set at 4.59 dollars per ton. Wholesale price to rise 10 cents monthly beginning next month until 5.00 dollars per ton by September 1, with expected sales at that level for winter.
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New York
Walton's Studio Portraiture and Photography
Walton's Studio offers high class portraiture and photography services. Located at 25tt, the studio emphasizes quality imagery and professional photographic work for clients seeking refined portraits.
Hatter J J Swartout Visits City in Search for New Opening
After twenty four years J J Swartout a Kansas City traveling hatter visited the town last night to study prospects for a possible shop here assessing the outlook for an opening and noting local conditions and opportunities.
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J. J. Swartout
Kansas City
Richardson Leases Crawford Home on West Seventh Street
Judge G A Richardson and Mrs Richardson lease the Crawford residence on West Seventh Street and plan to move in immediately as the Crawfords departed this morning. The Rich arsons expect to be settled in their new home by tonight.
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Jurge G. A. Richardson
M. H. Crawford
West Seventh Street
President's Westward Trip Begins Monday
Washington reports a steady stream of farewells as the President plans a lengthy journey starting Monday. The itinerary includes Louisville, Dallas, Waco, Austin, Fort Worth, and Muskogee before heading to Colorado and back by June. Moody, Loeb, and White House staff accompany the party along with stenographers and clerks.
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Motor Boat Show Opens in Monaco Amid European Interest
Preparations near completion for the Monaco show opening tomorrow. The two week exhibition draws wide European interest from shipbuilders motor manufacturers and sport fans. Prizes totaling 21600 dollars will be awarded.
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Rainy weekend forecast for Roswell and Vicinity
For Roswell and Vicinity, rain is expected tonight and Sunday. Temperatures remain steady around the seasonal norm with no major changes anticipated.
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