Old Council Proceedings Show City Measures and Finance Reports
Richardson presided as the council reviewed the Water and Sewer Commission final report, a resolution of thanks adopted, and bills approved for stenography and street work. Ordinances on dairy cow inspection, Riverside Heights park proposal, and fire department equipment were discussed. several ordinances passed, others tabled, and a private cemetery project blocked. Police reports showed 24 arrests and $123.99 in fines. council adjourned to Friday night.
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Richardson
Messis.en
Wiseley
Water & Sewer Commission
Wyllys
Riverside Heights
Mississippi
Montana
C. W. Haynes
Same
Waiteman
Bell
Messrs
Haynes and
Whiteman
Cummins, Hay ™E
Robinson and Wyllys
Roswell
Rs of
Denver
St. Mary’s Hospital
Rufus W. Smith
E. Fourth Street
R. Autrey
East Second Street
Mrs Logan Swope Breaks Down at Hyde Trial
In Kansas City on April 13 Mrs Logan Swope cried in court after two days of apparent calm as Dr. B C Hyde trial opened. She said she seeks justice and not pleasure from the ordeal while recounting family strife and Hyde’s entry into their lives. Hyde smiled but noted slow juror selection and hoped to finish venire questioning soon.
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Kansas City
Mrs. Hyde
Dr. Hyde
Patterson Pardons Killer of Senator Carmack
Nashville April 13 Patterson grants a pardon to Colonel Duncan B Cooper for the 1908 murder of United States Senator Carmack. The state supreme court affirmed the Cooper conviction but reversed the lower court as to his son Robin, prompting public reaction to the action.
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Nashville
Tenn
Patterson
Duncan B. Cooper
United States
Carmack
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
D. R. Cooper
Robin
Cooper
Robin Cooper
U. S
Democrats Celebrate Jefferson Day in Indianapolis
Prominent Democrats from many states meet in Indianapolis for Jefferson Day festivities and a Love Feast hosted by Indiana leaders. A 609-cover banquet is set with John W. Kern as toast master. Speakers include Joseph W. Folk, William Sulzer, Governor Marshall, and Lafayette E. Pence. The National League of Democratic Clubs elected W. C. Liller president. The executive committee lists Governor Saaffroth.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Jefferson
Indiana
John W. Kern
Joseph W. Folk
Missouri
William Sulzer
New York
Governor Marshall
Lafayette E. Pence
Colorado
National League of Democratic Clubs
W. C. Liller
Saaffroth
Torrential Rain Damages Trinidad Business District
Torrential rains in Trinidad Colorado caused the Armory foundation to collapse this morning and serious damage to other buildings in the business district, as the storm continued after an overnight downpour.
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Trinidad
Colo
Roosevelt Returns to Europe on Warm Italian Sendoff
In Porto Maurizio on April 12 Mr. Roosevelt and his son Kermit left by train for Venice due tomorrow morning. They will stay until two in the afternoon then head toward Vienna while Mrs. Roosevelt and Ethel remain. A government supplied special car carried the president and son as crowds thronged streets and cheered with posters reading Come back soon.
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Roosevelts
Europe
Porto Maurizio
Italy
Mr. Roosevelt
Kermit
Venice
Vienna
Roosevelt
Ethel
Jhe
Kansas City Stock Market Report April 13
Cattle receipts about 4000 with highs up ten cents native and western steers selling around 6.25 to 8.39 and 5.75 to 8.10 for westerns. hogs about 11000 with prices 9.60 to 10.05, some packer bids up to 10.00. sheep and lambs 6.75 to 9.90 with western feeders 7.25 to 9.25. Market generally steady to lower for hogs and steady for cattle and sheep.
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Kansas City
Wife found dead in Miami Arizona with husband dead by suicide
In Paso Texas on April 13 the body of Mrs Edna Allen was found at her home in Miami Arizona with her brains beaten out Her husband killed himself when the body was found Both were Texans
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Paso
Texas
Edna Allen
Miami
Arizona
Elks Install Their Officers in Roswell Ceremony
The Roswell Elks held their annual installation led by Past Exalted Ruler A. Hanny. Fred C. Hunt became Exalted Ruler, succeeding Otto Baumer, with officers Joan H. Jenkins and E. A. Lohman among elected leaders and Bruno H. Totzek, Joan R. St. Joann, Earl Read, and R. J. Gatlin filling appointive roles.
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Elks
Roswell Elks
A. Hanny
Fred C. Hunt
Otto Baumer
Joan H. Jenkins
E. A. Lohman
George M Williams
Percy Hans
H. K. Cohean
Fred Miller
E. A. Cahoon
W. W. Phillips
Esquire
Bruno H. Totzek
Joan R. St. Joann
Guaard
Earl Read
R. J. Gatlin
Clerk's Canvass Shows Practically No Change
City Clerk W. T. Paytor canvassed the city election returns and certified the official results to the council. The Record publishes the full returns with minor changes: McClure gains one vote in Fourth Ward and Gibbany gains four votes in Third Ward.
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W. T. Paytor
John T. McClure
Ed S. Gibbany
Jeffries Getting in Trim for the Big Fight
Ben Lomond California April 13 The celebrated first boxing bout between Jeffries and Berger yesterday impressed trainers with Jeffries wind and readiness He smiled after rope work and bag punching declaring I am in good condition right now In Chicago April 13 Jack Johnsons training was overtaken by court duties tied to alleged automobile speeding He sought a jury with two colored men but none were among veniremen present.
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Ben Lomond
Calif
Jeffries
Berger
Chicago
Jack Johnson
Johnson
Central New Mexico Receives General Rain and Snow
General snow and rain spread across central New Mexico today easing drought and aiding farmers and stockmen. Officials note beneficial moisture improves range and crop prospects as April wet spell continues.
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N. M
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Wool Market Steady In St Louis Trade Report
In St Louis on April 13 wool market shows steady demand across territories and western medium grades. Prices ranged from 11 to 24 pence, with fine mediums at 18 to 20 and fine at 11 to 14, indicating stable trading for varying fiber qualities.
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St. Louis
Territory and Western Mediams
Turkey Track employes fatal quarrel shocks Roswell area
In Chaves county near Roswell 61 year old W T Arnold known as Old Bill shot and killed A S Luckie at the Cedar Point Camp. Arnold turned himself in on murder charges with a preliminary hearing set tomorrow. Luckie leaves a wife and four children. The men argued in a stock yard area and a twelve year old girl witnessed the shooting.
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Turkey Track
W. T. Arnold
Bill
Roswell
A. S. Luckie
Cedar Point
Chaves County
Arnold
Ed Tyson
Turkey Track Ranch
R. D. Bell
J. M. Coburn
Turkey Track Company
Bud” Wilkinson
J. S. Lea
Mrr
Tyson
Luckie
Altais
Morrow
Grand Central
Jack Avery
E. Tyson
Aim
Artesia
Cedar Point Ranch
Tane Luackie
Domestic Affairs Trigger Fatal Shooting in Houston
Houston April 13 E D Boone was shot and likely fatally wounded by William D Bates a prominent Texas Oil Co official. Domestic affairs were cited as the cause of the shooting in this Houston incident.
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Houston
Texas
E. D. Boone
Wm. D Bates
Texas Oil Co
Eleven men crushed to death in Nazareth quarry blast
In Faston Pennsylvania on April 13 eleven foreign workers were killed when a premature explosion triggered a collapse at Nazareth Portland Cement Co. quarry near Nazareth. Five thousand tons of stone were unleashed burying the workers.
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Faston
Nazareth Portland Cement Co
Nazareth
Eight Men Die In Texico Coleman Road Blast
Novice Texas April 10 eight men were instantly killed three badly injured and one missing after a premature explosion of a heavy dynamite charge at a construction camp on the Texico Coleman extension.
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Santa Fe
R. H. Pryor
Fort Worth
Tex
H. Blalock
Kentucky
Pat Ward
Paris
Texas
M. L. Burzie
Coleman
ED Arlington
Jack Reagan
A. T. Warren
Pbifasting
Here
Suderman and
Dolzen
Novice
Texico-Coleman
Exceptional five room cottage east front for sale
Bargain opportunity as owner leaves city. Modern up to date cottage with five rooms and bath on east front, well located. Apply B. R. care Record.
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B. R
Chronological History of the Standard Oil
Washington April 11 For years Standard Oil has faced state and federal scrutiny. Over the past four years litigation has occupied federal courts as related lawsuits proceed and decisions are issued. The case details and outcomes remain a focal point of antitrust actions.
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THE
Standard Oil
Washington
Marca
Two Bargains Near Central School and Farm For Sale
Two bargains listed by Parsons and Lawrence include a modern cottage close to Central School and a well improved farm four miles south of the city at a sacrifice. The real estate and fire insurance firm, agents for Kansas City Life, also offers loans and notary services from 215 North Main Street.
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Parsons & Lawrence
Landmark Standard Oil suit chronicles long antitrust saga
The piece recounts a historic antitrust battle against Standard Oil. It traces the 19th century split, reorganization into Standard Oil Company of New Jersey, and the vast holding network. It notes federal action, the Sherman Act violation, key figures, and the lengthy courtroom journey through Missouri and New York.
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Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Supreme Court
Standard Oil
Standard Oil Co
Ohio
Bureau of Corporations
Standard
Justice Moody
United States
Federal Circuit Court
Easter District
Missouri
Joan PD. Rockefeller
William Rockefeller
Henry H. Rogers
Henry M. Flagler
John D. Archbold
Oliver H. Payne
Charles M. Pratt
Waters Pierce Oil Company
New York
Roswell Forecast and Temperature Report for April 13
Local Roswell report notes a 6:00 a.m. observation with a high of 85 and a low of 51, mean 68, and no precipitation. Winds are light from the west, weather clear, with tonight partly cloudy and colder and Thursday generally fair and colder.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Roswell
N. M
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Lorie
Orpen
Tector
Finley Rubber CO
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Zink
Circuit Court
Supreme Court of the United States
John G. Joanson
Philadelphia
John G. Milburn
D. T. Watson
Pittsburg
Wickersham
Frank B. Kellogg
St. Paul
Kellogg
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Kansas City Life
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