Roosevelt cancels Rome reception amid Vatican row
April 5 Roosevelt calls off the American colony reception after Dr. Tipple’s anti Catholic charge prompts Vatican tensions. Leishman told to cancel while Cardial Merry Del Val clarifies the Holy See did not set a formal condition. Roosevelt seeks to avoid public alignment with anti clerical elements in Rome.
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Cincinnati
Times-Star Today
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American College At
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Holy See
Via Settembre
Hanes
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Laundry service to Roswell delayed by agents notice
The undersigned agents of Clovis Steam Laundry announce they will collect and deliver laundry in Roswell starting Monday April 4. Quick service and good work advertised. 2416 Meacham & Cooper.
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Clovis Steam Laundy
Roswell
Meacham & Cooper
Brownsville Shooting Attributed To 25th Infantry Troops
Washington April 6 The military court of inquiry found the Brownsville Texas shooting was carried out by soldiers of the 25th infantry colored. The evidence clearly sustained the charge and the report was submitted to the Secretary of War.
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Military Court of Inquiry
Brownsville
Texas
25Th Infantry
Secretary of War
Roosevelt in Rome Sees Boni and Fava Before Departure
The final day of Mr Roosevelt in Rome features a call on archaeologist Prof. Boni and a visit from Baron Fava, with luncheon hosted by historian Ferrero for the Roosevelts and friends. The couple will begin a three day drive from Spezia toward Genoa, then travel to Porto Maurizio to stay with Miss Carol, Roosevelts sister, and Mr Roosevelt will receive no one except Gifford Pinchot.
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Porto Maurizio
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Roswell vote clears dry slate for two years
Roswell's city election gave every No-license ticket candidate victory except one councilman and one school board member in the Fifth Ward. Mayors, treasurers, clerks all align with dry advocates. saloon licenses expire June 30 and Roswell becomes dry for two years. Hagerman and Carlsbad results echo prohibition mood. Illinois towns trend wet in larger cities.
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Roswell
Will Johnson
Veal
Mr. McCune
George Williams
Walter Paylor
Milwaukee Socialists sweep city and county in election
Milwaukee shows record Social Democratic gains with Emil Seidel winning mayoral plurality at 7 199. The new council is 21 social democrats, 10 democrats and 4 republicans. They push reforms including municipal ownership of ice and light plants, streetcar sprinkling, 3 cent fare, and eight hour workday. A separate note reports a bank robbery at Bloody Corner, McKees Rocks, with five suspects held and police pursuing an experienced gang across the region.
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Milwaukee
Social Democratic Party
Emil Seidel
Seidel
Street Railway Company
State Railway Commission
Victor Banking Company
McKees
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Chicago grain house Mer ritt suspends operations
The cash grain house of W. H. Merritt & Co. was suspended by the Board of Trade today in Chicago, a move that surprised the market. The suspension cites the same reasons that led to earlier actions on Monday, signaling a significant disruption in the cash trade and raising questions about the firm’s future.
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Chicago
W. H. Merritt & Co
Board of Trade
Murder Case Stirs Pittsburg Authorities
Pittsburg April 6. City and county police work desperately to round up a quartet in a murder case that has the community on edge. The investigation centers on the four men linked to the slaying, with officers dubbing it an active and unfolding inquiry.
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Pittsburg
Portales elects Citizens' Ticket mayor and city officials
Portales New Mexico reports C M Compton elected mayor by 23 votes with the Citizens' ticket winning a city election by small margins over Prohibition. The platform urged liquor question submission to a special election for citizen sentiment without party interference. Sterling Moody named city clerk.
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Portales
N. M
C. M. Compton
Citizens
Prohibition
Sterling Moody
Democratic Dry Ticket Triumphs in Artesia Election
Artesia voters backed the Democratic slate by about two to one over Republicans. A mixed Citizens’ Ticket drew under a dozen votes. The new Board of Trustees includes J. B. H. Reed as treasurer and J. O. Kuyrkendall, Wm. Dooley, E. M. Requa, E. C. Higgins and D. W. Runyan as trustees. The board will choose the mayor from among its members.
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Artesia
Citizens
J. B. H. Reed
J. O. Kuyrkendall
Wm. Dooley
E. M. Requa
E. C. Higgins
D. W. Runyan
Hagerman votes to continue prohibition in city election
Hagerman residents backed the Citizens Ticket by about 21 of 87 votes in yesterday's city election, choosing N. S. West as mayor, O. R. Tanner as clerk, and J. S. Wranosky, W. E. Bowen, and H. C. Barron as trustees while opposing Progressive Party backed the anti prohibition group.
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Hagerman
Citizens
Progressive Party
N. S. West
O. R. Tanner
J. S. Wranosky
W. E. Bowen
H. C. Barron
Local Grain Dealers Face Market Pressure and Contract Rejections
The report notes the suspension of Burns Cash House and Yantis Grain Co amid a drop in corn prices and a wave of contract repudiations by numerous eastern customers.
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Burns, Yantis Grain Co
Southern Pacific Company Holds Annual Meeting in Louisville
The Southern Pacific Company held its annual meeting in Beechmont near Louisville Kentucky. R S Lovett was elected director to succeed the late E H Harriman. Stockholders authorized a fifty million increase in bonded indebtedness on company property in San Francisco and San Mateo counties California.
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Southern Pacific Company
Beechmont
R. S. Lovett
E. H. Harriman
San Francisco
San Mateo County
California
Prohibition Wins Narrowly in Lake Arthur Town Election
Lake Arthur April 6 Citizens' Ticket defeated the Progressive Ticket with strong majorities. Though the prohibition issue wasn't raised, it is assumed the current no saloon condition will persist. S. W. Holder re elected mayor and M. C. Becker J. D. Bratton J. B. Morriss and A. H. Sweetland named trustees.
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Citizens
Progressive
S. W. Holder
M. C. Becker
J. D. Bratton
J. B. Morriss
A. H. Sweetland
Dexter Mayoral Victory in Citizens Ticket Sweep
Dexter April 6 Citizens' Ticket defeats Anti-saloon League and Independent Ticket. Jerry Carter elected mayor with 40 of 55 votes. F L Mehler elected clerk. Trustees elected: James McNeil one year, George Pollock one year, Frank Crain two years, Charles Whitman two years.
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Dexter
Citizens
Anti-saloon League
Independent
Jerry Carter
F. L. Mehler
James McNeil
George Pollock
Frank Crain
Charles Whitman
Coal Strike to Last At Least a Month in Western PA
Pittsburg April 6 Union mine workers in western Pennsylvania will likely stay on strike for at least thirty days after a two day conference between the wage scale committee of the union and the District No 5 operators adjourned sine die without agreement. Only a month’s supply of coal remains in the Pittsburg district.
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Pittsburg
Western Pennsylvaaia
District No. 5
Kansas City Stock Market Cattle and Hog Prices Report
Kansas City Missouri April 6 cattle receipts 7000 including 200 south erns market steady native steers 8.00 8.40 southern steers 5.35 8.0 southern cows 3.50 5.50 native cows and heifers 3.50 7.25 stockers and feeders 4.35 6.90 pulls 3.75 6.10 calves 4.25 8.75 western steers 5.75 8.00 western cows 3.75 6.75 hog receipts 10000 market steady bulk of sales 10.30 10.60 heavy 10.60 10.65 packers and butchers 10.45 10.60 light 10.20 10.45 pigs 9.25 9.78 sheep receipts 8000 market steady muttons 6.50 8.00 lambs 8.00 9.40 fed western wethers and yearlings 6.75 8.75 fed western ewes 5.50 7.50
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Kansas City Stock Market
Kansas City
Bates from Obar visits for business and property
E. J Bates of Obar formerly called Puerto has arrived for a several day business visit and to oversee his property interests.
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E. J Bates
Obar
Puerto
Roswell Weather Report April 6 Roswell Temperature and Forecast
Local weather report for Roswell New Mexico notes 6 am observation. Temperature highs 71 F, low 58 F, mean 64 F with 0.0 inches precipitation. Wind 4 mph from the south. Skies cloudy with tonight and Thursday partly cloudy and warmer. Comparative data shows last year's extremes and long term record figures.
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Roswell
N. M
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