Saloon owner exiled after Carlsbad court action
Sol Schoonover was sentenced to 90 days in jail and a $50 fine with costs, but the sentence was suspended pending payment and permanent expulsion from New Mexico. He must leave within 30 days and not return, with his saloon closing and assets to be transferred. Judge Pope praised his family while urging a fresh life away from the Territory.
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Daily Record
Carlsbad
M. M
Sol Schoonover
Ghoonover
New Mexico
Schoonover
Pope
Miss Schoonover
Jime Schoonover
Santa Fe Railroad Declares Dividend
New York reports the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway directors set a semi annual dividend of 2 1 2 percent on common stock, reducing the prior payout by 1 1 2 percent. In Roswell a musical comedy titled Nothing New opens Friday April 3 at 8 30. Tickets at Payton Drug store with reserved seating 75 and 50 cents and general admission 25 cents.
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New York
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway
Roswell
Payton Drug Store
Loan Ad Offers $1500 on Roswell Property and Student Loans
A Roswell notice offers a $1500 loan on Roswell property and states small loans are available to students aiming to enter college. Apply to Woolverton P. B. College Co. Woolverton, 281 Manager.
Zink’s Jewelers Announces Glass and China Sale
A sale notice from Zink's The Jeweler promotes cash-only deals on cut glass and hand painted china at close to cost. The message invites customers to take advantage of the limited opportunity.
Anti-Saloon League Board Targets Open Saloon Ban
The organizing committee met at the Baptist church with 21 of 23 members present. The councilmanic investigation report was received but withheld from publication. The pledge to outlaw licensed saloons was adopted, pledging to use lawful means to banish them.
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The
Anti-Saloon League
the Baptist Church
Councilmanic Investigation Committee
H. F. Vermillion
League
Itss
Indiana and Populist Conventions Highlight 1900 Era Politics
The Indiana Republican convention adopted a platform backing Fairbanks for president, Roosevelt support, and tariff revision, while naming four delegates and a governor slate amid tight ballots. Separately the Populist meeting in St Louis opened late amid Bryanist efforts to adjourn, with Coxey chairing and focus on currency and public utilities.
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Fairbanks
Roosevelt
Congress
St. Louis
Bryan
J. H. Ferris
National Committee
The Chaperon Musical Comedy Presented by Cadets
The Chaperon a high class musical comedy is staged by cadets and local talent on Friday April 3 at the skating rink. Also retail market notes include live stock prices from Kansas City with cattle hog and sheep quotes and local plant sales from Jetty's greenhouse urging readers to buy tickets for The Chaperon.
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Rink
Collision on electric road in California
Two cars on the electric road between Los Angeles and Santa Monica collided head on in dense fog this morning. One man was killed and half a dozen seriously injured, with twenty others sustaining minor injuries. Nearly all the passengers were oil field workers.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Santa Monica
Hagerman Special To Leave Roswell At Nine Oclock
The Hagerman special train will run from Roswell to Hagerman tomorrow for the bridge celebration and will depart Roswell at nine o'clock in the morning. A later departure was announced yesterday and the return train will leave Hagerman at six in the evening.
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Hagerman
Roswell
Hager
Texas Shop Buys and Sells Old Buggies and Wagons
A brief notice states that the Texas Shop, run by R F Cruse, buys and sells old carriages and wagons. The ad emphasizes a focus on carriage work and vintage vehicles.
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Texas
Print paper and pulp on free list proposed in Senate
Senator Overman of North Carolina introduced a joint resolution to place print paper and wood pulp on the free list with immediate Senate consideration. Heyburn objected and Gallinger moved to refer the measure to the Finance Committee. House leaders seek information on actions by the Attorney General and Commerce and Labor to probe the International Paper Company and others suspected of forging a paper trust.
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Washington
Overman
North Carolina
Senate
Heyburn
Gallinger
Committee On Finance
Cannon
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
House
International Paper Company of New York
U. S
Roswell School Notes Highlight Pupil Work and Alums
Central building fire drill shows students exiting in forty five seconds. Miss Pattie Skillman and Miss Jennie James report strong maps and writing for the exhibit. Mrs. Downey considers Roswell for residence. High School baseball nearly pays its expenses. Parents urged to visit and support schools. notes compare local curricula to Amarillo Midland and El Paso coursework.
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E. H. Skipwith
Roswell
Roswell Plans Summer Bible School at New Church
The Baptist community in Roswell organizes a Summer Bible School in their new church from June 26 to July 7. A committee on arrangements chaired by Rev. H. F. Vermillion oversees plans.
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H. F. Vermillion
First Class Show Planned by Institute Athletic Association
The Institute Athletic Association announces a first class show at Rink on April 3. In Brooklyn a bomb damaged Joseph Schulte's Beaver Street home after letters demanding money were sent. windows and doors were blown, vestibule wrecked, but residents stayed unharmed. Roswell Title & Trust Co advertises a 6 room corner house for sale or exchange near Roswell.
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The
Institute Athletic Association
New York
Joseph Schulte
Beaver Street
Brooklyn
Barzain
Roswell
Roswell Title & Trust Co
Vermont Finishes Record Practice Before Ship Movement
A wireless dispatch from Magdalena Bay reports the fleet completed record gunnery practice. The Vermont finished with her big guns yesterday and the fleet sails for a new destination today.
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San Francisco
Magdalena Bay
Vermont
Orth
Exclusive Horsesaver Service in Pecos Valley
R. F. Cruse advertises horse shoeing for $1.50 offering superior work and an exclusive horsesaver. Customers invited to come and be shown the method and results.
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Pecos Vally
R. F. Cruse
Smelting Plant Reinstates Workers in Helena
Helena Mont April 2 The American refining and smelting plant and West Helena which months earlier suspended nearly all operations due to weak metal markets yesterday reinstated sixty former employees and started another furnace.
Negro Masons to Open Hall in Roswell
The Negro Masonic fraternity of Roswell will furnish a lodge hall at 201 South Michigan Avenue and prepare it for meetings and lodge work. Rev. J. R. Rector leads the movement for the new hall, with preparations underway.
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Negro Masonic Fraternity of
Roswell
Michigan Avenue
J. R. Rector
Tickets For The Chaperon At Paytons
St Louis report notes tickets for The Chaperon at Payton's listed. Wool market dull in April with territory and western medium prices 16 18 for fine medium 14 16 10 16. Ice cream from Haynes and Bonney guaranteed under the pure food law.
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St. Louis
Haynes & Bonney
April Fool Skate Draws Large Crowd at Auditorium
A big crowd attended the April Fool Skate at the Auditorium Rink with about two hundred people and sixty skaters on the floor. The event featured a grand march, comic races, fancy skating, and music. Management says music will be provided three nights weekly and Saturday afternoons starting next week.
Three Die in Tenement Fire In New York
A five story tenement on Hester Street burned killing three and injuring fifteen, several seriously, as residents fled the blaze. Firemen battled the flames into the night, with the cause not yet determined.
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New York
T Ons Norte
Hester Ia Wee Berel
Fire Escape Sale Endorsed by Chief and Ministers
Special ten day sale at Ingercoll Book Stationery and Art Co. offering over 400 fire escapes, all perfect and guaranteed in various sizes and styles. 20 percent discount. Buy now endorsed by Chief Whiteman and ministers.
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Ingercoll Book, Stationery & Art Co
Conference Of Coal Miners And Operators In Talks
Indianapolis Ind April 2 A joint conference between coal operators and miners from Indiana Ohio West Virginia and Pennsylvania may be held between April 15 and 27 President T A Lewis of the miners organization has made a preliminary move Pittsburg Pa April 2 miners and operators of the Pittsburg district will hold another wage scale conference today about a suspension affecting 40000 men in western Pennsylvania expected to be short in duration
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Ohio
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
T. A. Lewis
Pittsburg
Candidate questions Stockard era critics on platform pledges
A council candidate told the Record this afternoon that it looks bad for the same men who condemned the Stockard administration for violating pledges to ask present candidates to repudiate the platform before the election.
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Stockard
Local Roswell Weather Notes From 6 A.M Observation
Local Roswell report records April conditions with a maximum 77 and minimum 37, no precipitation, wind direction varying and velocity unspecified.
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U. & Weather Bureau
Roswell
N. M
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B. M. Mitchell
Eddy County
Agee
Holly Ray
L. B. Boellner
the Jeweler and Optician
Santa FE Railroad
Stu
Zink, the Jeweler
Arama
Lights
Sexton
Bible School
C. H. Hale
St Andrew’s Episcopal
Rev. F. C. Lonberg
Kansas City
Interstate Convention of Mine Workers of America
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Committee On Resolutions
James E. Watson
Chas. W. Miller
William L. Taylor
Hugh T. Miller
Watson
Ferris
Jacob S. Coxey
Russell
J. E. Thompson
California
East
Will
Russel
Pattie Skillman
Colonies
Jennie James
Carrie Skillman
Amarillo
Midland
I Wes
el Paso
Plan Summer Bible School For
the Haret
Aheeeeme
Kuppenheimer
Teneiensee
Portland
Suffolk
Nils TL. VM
Nina Rabb
the Majestic
Getty
Payton’s
T. M. Rabb
Chief Whiteman
Conference OF Coal Miners and Operators
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