Foraker Defends 25th Infantry in Brownsville Shooting Probe
Senator Foraker of Ohio spoke today in Oweton defending the 25th U S Infantry amid the Brownsville shooting investigation. He argued the testimony was often unreliable, denied motive for soldiers to shoot the town, and urged reforms to discharge records and re enlistment, praising the Negro soldiers’ loyalty and detailing related ceremonies and unit personnel.
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Brownsville
Tex
U. S. Infantry
Senator Foraker
Ohio
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America
Sacred Concert at Presbyterian Church Friday Evening
The New Mexico Military Institute inspection for the War Department, led by Captain Julius A. Penn, was completed today. Earlier, Mr and Mrs Albert Hanny welcomed a son at their North Hill home yesterday afternoon.
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New Mexico Military Institute
War Department
U. S
Julius A. Penn
General Staff
Washington
Albert Hanny
North Hill
North Main
Sa Ogle
Workmen Injured in Evans City Street Railway Wreck
Twenty one workmen were severely injured when a Pittsburg Harmony Butler Newcastle street railway wreck near Evans City caused the engine to derail and eject workers into debris. Most injured were foreigners. coal broke from the engine and rolled backward at high speed.
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Butler
Pittsburg
Harmony, Butler and Newcastle Street
Evans City
Bankers Opposed Aldrich Currency Bill Across Nation
The Chicago Tribune reports widespread banker opposition to the Aldrich currency bill. In 421 banks across 37 cities only 11 favored it while 410 opposed, with rare support from a Washington institution holding government bonds. Some see it as a needed stopgap, but most deem it useless or harmful.
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Chicago
the Tribune Today
House Committee On Banking and Currency
Clearing House
Washington Instituton
Fine music night at Audi torium with Dr Hunsberger talk
An event at Zink's Jewelry features Dr Hunsberger discussing eye comfort and offering a free scientific dark room eye examination. The message includes scattered garbled text and unclear markers but centers on music, a talk, and eye care opportunities.
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Dr. Hunsberger
Will
Zink’s
Ralph Riggs Presents The College Boy at Majestic Tonight
Eccentric comedian Ralph Riggs and his clever comedy organization bring a music infused show titled The College Boy to the Majestic for a tonight performance. Manager John is listed in credit.
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Ralph Riggs
the Majestic
John
Fleet Sighting Reports Battleship Fleet at San Diego
The battleship fleet was sighted at 10 30 this morning anchoring off San Diego California on April 14. The encounter marked a timely appearance for observers and military personnel along the harbor.
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San Diego
Cal
Roswell Baseball Teams Open Spring Schedule
Warm weather brings more games for Roswell squads. Saturday the Roswell first team lost 4 to 0 to the Military Institute with help from four Mexican players. Sunday Roswell beat the Mexican team 9 to 4 in Chihuahua addition. Next, Roswell vs Military Institute at the institute diamond and Hagerman vs Military Institute slated for afternoon.
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The
Military Institute
Chihuahua
Istitute Diamond
Hagerman
Governor Curry to Start Westward After Quick Roswell Visit
Governor George Curry remained in New Mexico another day, plans to depart for Washington tomorrow morning with a brief stop in Amarillo. He will attend the Commercial Club smoker tonight and visit friends during the layover. Agricultural statistician E. E. Kaufman of Phoenix is in town to collect Pecos Valley farming data. The Stine Shoe Co. highlights Easter footwear at 3rd and Main. Elks meet tonight at 7:30 with officer installations and other business on the agenda.
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New Mexico
George Curry
Roswell
Washington
Amarillo
Commercial Club
Smokeronight
E. E. Kaufman
Phoenix A. T
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U. S. Department of la
Stine Shoe Co
3Rd and Main
New York Democrats Face Delegation Contests and Bryan Faction
A busy Democratic convention in New York anticipated lively fights over McCarren delegates in Kings County and Bryan faction attempts to gain influence. Justice Crane allowed contests to move to the convention floor while preserving McCarren delegates on the temporary roll. Delaware and Hawaii updates follow with Gray endorsement and uninstructed national delegates. Local business notes include a new millinery store opening at 314 N Richardson.
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Supreme Court
State Committee
Patrick H. McCarren
Kings County
Bryan
Denver
Crane
McCarren
Delaware
Democrats
Gray
Dover
Del
George Gray
French and Italian cars reach Seattle in New York to Paris race
The French and Italian cars in the New York to Paris auto race arrived in Seattle and, after a parade, were loaded aboard the steamer Aki Maru for the Orient. The German car will not continue.
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Seattle
Wash
New York
Paris
Orient
Street Car Strike Eases After Night of Disorder
Chester Pal April 14 after a night of excitement the street car strike has calmed and no further serious trouble is anticipated. Kirksey can fix it Stacy did it Ask Parsons he knows about cooking if
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Chester
Pal
Kirksey
Stacy
Parsons
San Francisco Cleaned Up Before Fleet Arrival Festival
The California Promotion Committee reports San Francisco has undergone a major reorganization with over one hundred million dollars invested in buildings. The city now boasts improved housing and sanitation, with no plague cases in over sixty days and cleaner residences and businesses ahead of the American fleet arrival.
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San Francisco
California Promotion Committee
United States
Live Stock Market Report Kansas City April 14
Cattle reach 16000 with 700 southern cattle. market steady to 10 cents lower. Southern steers 4.50 to 6.25. southern cows 2.75 to 4.75. stockers and feeders 2.50 to 5.75. calves 4.00 to 6.25. western steers 5.00 to 6.60. Western cows 3.50 to 5.25. Hog receipts 16000. market 5 to 8 cents lower. bulk sales 5.60 to 5.80. heavy 9.19 to 9.87. packers and butchers 5.60 to 5.80. lights 5.40 to 5.75. pigs 4.00 to 4.50. Sheep 8000. market steady to 10 cents lower. Muttons 5.00 to 6.50. lambs 6.50 to 7.50. range wethers 5.50 to 7.00. ewes 5.00 to 6.10.
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Kansas City
Three Land Bargains Near Roswell Cumberland and Artesia
Owner must sell 160 acre parcels near Roswell Cumberland and Artesia in the artesian belt. See write or phone Richard W Lewis Cumberland NM. Oster Russell builds new wagons. 101f.
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Roswell
Cumberland
Artesia
Artesian Belt
Richard W. Lewis
Cumberland, N. M
Fresh pudding offer at Hotel Shelby praised by Charley Couch
With every $25 cash grocery tickets we give $1 in merchandise. Hotel Shelby is the only hotel in the city for fresh pudding daily. The freshest and best in the Pecos Valley says Charley Couch, proprietor.
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Shelby
Pecos Valley
Charley Couch
Roswell Weather Summary for April 14
Local Roswell report shows max 75 and min 41 degrees with mean 58. Precipitation 0. Wind south at 2 mph. Conditions partly cloudy. Forecast fair tonight and Wednesday with warmer temperatures.
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