Troops Ready as Lorain Shipyard Strike Tensions Rise
Lorain Ohio reports heavy National Guard mobilization amid shipyard strike fears. Adjutant General and Governor alerted as 200 strike-breakers expected. officials anticipate possible violence and prepare to quell any rioting. Captain Gore drills Company B in readiness.
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Columbus O
Lorain
National Guard
Critenfiell
A. F.gove
Mater
Loraine
Giike
Fifth Infantry
O N. G
Gore
King
Modern Woodmen organize Social camp in Pecos Valley hall
The Modern Woodmen of America organized a Social camp at Odd Fellows Hall in the Pecos Valley with about 250 Woodmen and Royal Neighbors. H S Nowlan chaired the meeting and a permanent officers were elected led by D P Greiner as president Ed S Gibbany as VP and Ed Kinsinger as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Oodmen America
Modern Woodmen of America
Pecos Valley
Odd Fellows Hall
Woodcraft
H. S. Nowlan
Edith Redkey
C. C. Hill
Viola McConnell
Miss Zella.Graves
Miss Rodkey
F. A. Mueller
Miss Sandham
Miss McConnell
Reading
Fred Gibbany
Mr. Weatherby
Miss Greiner
Barytone
Capt
Fletcher
Ed S. Gibbany
D. P. Greiner
Ed Kinsinger
Fietener
Sfort
F Hagerman
Dexter
Artesia
Lake
Annual Meeting of New Mexico Military Institute Regents
The New Mexico Military Institute board held its annual meeting with all members present except W A Finley of Carlsbad. W G Hamilton was admitted as the newly appointed member and the annual election re elected Nathan Jaffa as president with Hamilton as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute
Board of Regents
The
New Mexico Military Institute
W. A. Finley
Carlsbad
W. G. Hamilton
Nathan Jaffa
Gi Hamiltor
Ionreside T
W. of
Atkinson
Iain ST
Buildings Planned for Summer Consideration at Institute
A report notes walks totaling about a thousand feet from Broadway to the Institute hospital, with discussions of new buildings this summer but no definite decisions yet. The plans will be revisited at an upcoming meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eery
Broadway Walk
Institute Hospital
New Contractor Locates in Roswell
G. J. Cavin, who sold a lumber yard in Enid to move to Roswell, bought C. A. Clayton’s stake in Pecos Valley Construction Company and joined the firm at its South Main street mill. Clayton moved to Texico for building and contracting ventures. The piece also discusses orchard soil feeding and manure practices for fruit trees and soil humus.
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Roswell
G. J. Cavin
Enid
O. T
C. A. Clayton
Pecos Valley Construction Company
South Main Street
Mr.Clayton
Texico
Hearing on Norfolk and Portsmouth Traction charges opened
The state corporation commission held a hearing in Norfolk on April 5 to review charges against the Norfolk and Portsmouth Traction company. Allegations claim improper fare schedules and equipment deemed inferior and inadequate to handle expected crowds during the exposition.
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Virginia Railroad
Norfolk
State Corporation Commission
Norfolk and Portsmouth Traction Company
Louisiana Horticulturalists Meeting Closes in Lake Charles
Lake Charles La April 5 the Louisiana Horticultural Society in session since Wednesday closes this afternoon Speakers on today's program include Dr J R Jew director of the sugar experiment station New Orleans and a representative of the Southwestern Industrial Institute at Calhoun
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Louisiana Horticulturalists
Lake Charles
Con
Louisiana Horticulturiety
New Orleans
J. R. Jew
Southwestern Industrial Institute
Calhoun
Prohibitionists Plan State Campaign Efforts
Wilmington Delaware April 5 Protesters announce the National Anti Saloon League will concentrate its efforts in the coming campaign. A special election to decide the prohibition issue in the state will be held next November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Railroad Directors Elected In Shreveport Meeting
The annual meeting of Kansas City Shreveport Gulf Railway and Kansas City Shreveport Gulf Terminal stockholders was held in Shreveport Louisiana. Elections of boards of directors were the main business transacted.
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Shreveport
Kansas City, Shreveport & Gulf Railway Company
Kansas City, Shreveport & Gulf Terminal Company
Kansas City Southern Railway
Yale Dramatic Group Stages The Play In New Haven
Yale University Dramatic Association presented The Play to New York audiences on a recent Friday night in New Haven Connecticut. The group showcased their production to theatergoers, continuing the university’s stage tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ale
New Haven
Conn
Yale University Dramatication
New York
World Famous Singers To Perform In Atlanta
Mme Marcel la Sembrich famed soprano engaged for a special concert at the Grand Opera house in Atlanta Ga tonight. She will be joined by Ellison Van Hoose hailed as the world's greatest tenor and formerly connected with the Bresnau conservatory of music at Gainesville Ga.
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Atlanta
Mme
Marcella Sembrich
Grand Opera House
Ellison van Hoose
Bresnau Conservatory of Music
Gainsville
Louisiana Educators Convene at Shreveport Convention
In Shreveport on April 5 the Louisiana Public School Teachers association held its general session with speeches by prominent educators from Louisiana and other states. Delegates then held sectional meetings as the Louisiana School Board association conducted its annual session in conjunction with the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Shreveport
Public School Teachers’ Association
Louisiana School Board Association
Fire alight on East Second street. minor damage reported
A fire alarm sounded at 7 30 last night from East Second street where a hot stove pipe lit the cabin ceiling. The occupants extinguished the fire before the department arrived and damage was slight.
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East Second Street
Hotel investment pitch for Carlton and Bell sale
For sale or trade an appealing hotel proposition described as a money maker from the first day onward. Prospective buyers are urged not to pass it up and to contact Carlton & Bell for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton & Bell
Roswell Area Weather Report Clears Skies
U S Weather Bureau local report for Roswell New Mexico on April 5 shows maximum 64 degrees minimum 32, mean 48 with clear conditions. Winds from the west at light velocity. Tonight and Saturday expect warmer weather. Official in charge M Wright notes the conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
N. M
M. Wright
Teddy's Man Report on Five Million to Foil Nomination
A report claims a fund of five million dollars was raised to prevent the nomination of a Roosevel t man for president. Details on organizers and timeline are unclear in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Five Million Fund Denied in Roosevelt Plot Rumor
Summary of varied 1908 campaign rumors and denials. Harriman rejects Washington report of a five million dollar fund to block Roosevelt's chosen successor while Senator Penrose calls the claim untrue and Secretary Loeb notes no names were mentioned at the White House. Additional items cover a local baseball opener, gold rumors in Boaz Canves county, and speeches on child saving in Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
E. H. Harriman
Washington
Standard Oil Company
Associated Interests
Roosevelt
Frank Q. Barstow
Standard Oil
Frank W. Hill
Harriman
Sidney Webster
Alexander Miller
Union Pacific
Gordon M. Buck
Hill
Penrose
Philadelphia
U. S
Washington Dispatches
Metcalf
Flint
California
United States
Loeb
White House
Boaz
Canves
Faulkner
Texico Democrat
Tornado Hits Louisiana Area Causing Deaths and Destruction
A violent tornado swept through Louisiana causing multiple deaths and extensive damage across communities. Emergency crews cordon off affected zones as residents assess losses and seek shelter. Local authorities urge vigilance and report collapsed structures and downed power lines.
Tornado Devastates Alexandria and Slams New Orleans Area
A late night tornado ripped through Alexandria Louisiana causing extensive damage to 100 buildings, injuring many and killing four people. The same storm damaged West Feliciana Parish near New Orleans and wrecked a state insane asylum in Jackson Louisiana killing three inmates.
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New Orleans
Alexandria
Iron Mountain Railroad
Bayou Sara
West Feliciana Parish
Insane Asylum
Jackson
State Insane Asylum
Mrs Wilkins Denies Jealousy Over Ring Incident
Mrs Maggie Wilkins contradicts claims of jealousy after Dennis Burnett was arrested for obtaining and keeping a ring under false pretenses. She says the ring was loaned for a time and later vanished when she attempted to recover it, and she did not know it had been given to another woman.
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Wilkins
Maggie Wilkins
Dennis Burnett
Kication
Burnett
Bargain Property Near Central School in Ottawa
A residence with five rooms and eight foot hall on southeast corner near Central school in Ottawa offers front porch, cement sidewalks, shade and fruit trees, artesian water rights, and outbuildings. Contact M B Garton at 112 South Kentucky. Ottawa trial notes Masson charged with man slaughter in death related to hockey incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky Avenue
M. B. Garton
South
Kentucky
Stolypin Executions Reported At Eight Hundred
St Petersburg April 5 reports Stolypin's campaign against socialism and nihilism has led to about eight hundred executions. Authorities cite firm measures and wave of arrests as the intended effect in suppressing opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stolypin
St Petersburg
M. Stolypin
Educational Convention Closes in Brandon Manitoba
The Manitoba Educational convention concluded with a feature address on Modern Ideas of the Soul by Dr. G Stanley Hall president of Clark University.
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Brandon Man
G. Stanley Hall
Clark University
Manitoba
Two Cent Fare Bill Signed by Governor Stuart
Governor Stuart signed a bill setting the maximum railroad fare at two cents per mile across the state. The action aims to cap passenger charges and standardize pricing. Apr.
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Harrisbys
Stuart
For Sale at a Sacrifice Iyers Pond Piano
For sale at a sacrifice. Largest size Iyers and Pond piano with solid mahogany case in use only months. Inquire at Record office. 30tf
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Iyers & Pond
Indictments Filed Against John R Walsh in Bank Scandal
Chicago April 5 The federal grand jury returns 175 count indictments against John R Walsh former Chicago National Bank president alleging misappropriation and false reports to the comptroller of the currency Involving about 3 5 million across 50 to 60 transactions including memoranda notes and bond sales Walshs personal credits and disbursements cited. Frisco April 5 Assistant District Attorney Heney says five more indictments loom against Home Telephone Co bribery officials and three against rivals in related cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MO. R. Walsh
Chicago
Federal Grand Jury
John R. Walsh
Chicago National Bank
Walsh
Frisco
San Francisco
Cal
Heney
Home Telephone Co
Will Not Apply for Writ of Prohibition in Thaw Trial
New York on April 5 an authoritative source says District Attorney Jerome will not seek a writ of prohibition against the Thaw trial’s continuance. Jerome will argue Monday before Justice Fitzgerald against the commission's report in lunacy and the case will move to closing arguments.
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New York
Jerome
Supreme Court
Fitzgerald
Japan Moves to Establish Embassies with Turkey
Tokyo begins negotiations with Constantinople to set up embassies in Ankara and Tokyo with hopes for formal diplomatic representation. Russia reportedly objected, but Japan argues for equal status with other great powers along the Bosphorus. Turkey would gain its first accredited legation from Japan.
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Japan
Turkey
London
Constantinople
Russia
Bosphorus
Circular Letter From Territorial Superintendent To County Chiefs
A circular letter from the Territorial Superintendent of Public Instruction to County Superintendent Mark Howell notes that the 1907 educational bill was rushed late in the session. It highlights that Section III disbands the County Board of School Examiners and calls attention to implications for District Judges and Boards.
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Territorial Board of Education
Office of Public Instruction
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Schoors
Territorial Superintendent of Public Instruction
Boards of School Directors
Public Instruction
Santa Fe
N.M
Mark Howell
Legislative Assembly
County Board of
Coun
Governor Prince Honored in Flushing on Long Island
Former New Mexico governor L Bradford Prince visits Flushing to recall early career events. He stays at his Bridge Street homestead and considers Albany trip to revisit past legislative acts including referendum usage and judiciary committee leadership. may speak to Grand Army post.
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Prince
Flushing
New Mexico
Long Island
L. I. Evening Journal
L. Bradford Prince
Prince Homestead
Bridge Street Station
New York
Albany
Assembly
Senate
Andrew S. Draper
Chester
Supreme Court
Draper and Chester
Judiciary
Grand Army
Sheep Breeders Move to Camps for Lambing Season
Southeastern New Mexico sheep breeders and wool growers plan immediate departures to their camps as lambing opens in a few days. Most stay about a month for lambing and soon after for shearing. Despite a dry range, some localities report good grass and fine feed quality after a mild winter.
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New Mexico
Convention Preparations Near Completion for Big Meet
The decorations committee is rapidly finishing preparations for the upcoming convention. Organizers await final approvals and plan for a smooth event setup.
Big Arches Planned for Roswell Cattlemen Convention
A public decoration program for the Roswell cattlemen's convention April 16 17 18 moves ahead with five arches planned. The first triple arch at Fifth Street will feature a camp kettle live fire chuck wagons saddles and advertising for Roswell Hardware W P Lewis Hardware and three Roswell lumber yards. The Bureau of Information with Dr George Veal in charge will handle letters at the American National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Information
George Veal
P. Denning
Oliver Nelson
David Shapiro
Fifth St
Roswell Hardware Company
W. P. Lewis Hardware Company
Roswell
Carpenters’ Union
J. B. Gillett
W. S. Kilgour
E. T. Amonett
The
Military Institute
G. T. Veal
American National Bank
Agnes Niederkorn
St. Louis
Salvation Army Announces Annual Week of Self Denial
The Salvation Army, led in the United States by General William Booth and Eva Booth, proclaims a week of daily self denial from April 14 to April 21 to raise funds for extended operations at home and abroad. Supporters are urged to contribute through this effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
United States
William Booth
Comander Eva Booth
Judge Freeman to Leave for California
Judge A A Freeman former district judge of this district plans to liquidate his Carlsbad real estate and law firm interests with Freeman Cameron and Fuller and Security Abstract. he intends to move to Los Angeles. J O Cameron, Freeman’s son in law and partner, will sell out and relocate to California. Cameron has timber tracts in British Columbia to develop and recently represented Eddy county in the 37th legislative assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman
A. A. Freeman
Carlsbad
British Columbia
Cameron
Eddy County
37Th Legislative Assembly
Las Vegas
Optic
Missouri Arbor Day Observed in St Louis Schools
Arbor day is being observed throughout Missouri with public school ceremonies in St Louis. The first Friday in April observance follows a Missouri law setting the date for Arbor Day activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Missouri
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Ont
Charles E. Masson
Cromwell
Bo McCourt
Masson
Jim Champion
Will Wilson
Darky
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