Ballinger Testifies About Civil Service Reform and Alaska Claims
Washington April 29 Secretary Ballinger took the witness stand in the Ballinger Pinchot inquiry. He described his career leading to the General Land Office and asserted he would enforce the law in Seattle. He denied knowing Alaska Cun ningham claimants at the time, noted later ties to certain firms, and defended changes made in the land office while recounting his White House reception from President Roosevelt. Ballinger also criticized Glavis and Jones, denying professional ties to Cun ningham entrants and defending the decision to assign P K Love to Alaskan coal cases.
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Washington
Ballinger
Ballinger-Pinchot
Vertrees
General Land Office
Roosevelt
Gardell
Pyles
Seattle
Mr. Vertrees
Mr. Ballinger
White House
Pallinger
R. Ballinger
P. K. Love
S. H. T. Jones
Jones
Balline Jones
Glavis
Tr. Vertrees
Dr. Schwartz
Ver
The Famous English Budget Adopted Today
London on April 29 reports a budget that stirred political turmoil as it was adopted. The measure provoked heated debate among lawmakers and press commentary across the capital.
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London
Royal assent read in rare session of Lords and Commons
The last year received the royal assent this morning as the House of Lords and House of Commons met in formal session. Not more than a dozen members attended before both houses adjourned until May 28.
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House of Lords
House of Commons
Wool Market Steady In St Louis On April 29
The Wool Market in St Louis Missouri on April 29 reports steady prices. Territory and western mediums go for 22 to 24 cents per pound, fine mediums 18 to 20, fine 11 to 14.
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St. Louis
Simeon Newman Hurt In Runaway Nose Breaks
Simeon Newman, an apiarist living on east Second street, suffered a broken nose and facial injuries when a team ran away while he and a helper cleaned ditches with a divider east of town yesterday. The injury wasn’t dangerous but caused strong pain with body bruising.
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Simeon Newman
East Second Street
Mr. Newman
Jeffries to box behind closed doors in training
Ben Lomond April 29 part of Jim Jeffries future bouts will be conducted behind closed doors to avoid distractions and to develop new tactics. Bergers says Jeffries and trainer favor secrecy as part of his program. Los Angeles April 29 Jack Johnson, the champion, faced hotel refusal and stayed with a Black editor after declining cheaper lodgings.
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Ben Lomond
Jim Jeffries
Bergers
Jeffries
Jack Johnson
Los Angeles
Johnson
Alice in Wonderland Confin ed staged for mountain children
Under the Southern Industrial Education Society a new operetta titled Alice in Wonderland Confin ed was performed at the new Theatre to raise funds for industrial schools for Appalachian mountain children. Rebecca Lane Hooper wrote the book and Mabel W. Daniels the music. The plot adds new characters to the Carroll world and climaxes with a north pole quest. The society aims to educate four million mountaineers across Appalachia via teachers and missionaries due to large distances and tax limits.
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New York
Southern Industrial Education Society
New Theatre
Mountains
South
Rebecca Lane Hooper
Mabel W. Daniels
Lewis Carroll
Alice
North Pole
Appalachiia
West Virginia
Gulf States
Association
Snyder Speaks Again Tonight In New Mexico Arizona Rally
J E Snyder a Socialist speaker from Girard Kansas addressed a large crowd in the court house yard last night shaping sentiment for proposed constitutions in New Mexico and Arizona He lectured for an hour and forty five minutes and drew interest with the idea of woman suffrage He will speak again tonight at the same venue
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Snyder
J. E. Snyder
Girard
Kansas
New Mexico
Arrizona
Court House Yard
Mr. Snyder
Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping in good neighborhood
Two furnished rooms available for light housekeeping in a good neighborhood at 509 N Lea. Contact 485-4813 for details.
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N. Lea
Kern Lands Nomination On Fourth Ballot In Indiana
Indianapolis April 28 John W Ker was nominated for the Senate on the fourth ballot late this afternoon after a tight contest among party delegates in Indiana State capital.
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Kern
Indiana State
Indianapolis
Ind
John W. Ker
Duvall Texas buyers to meet at Atkin's Barber Shop
Buyers who purchased lots in Duvall Texas are called to gather at Atkin's Barber Shop at 2 p.m. on Monday May 2 1910. J A Akin agent of Roswell New Mexico announces the meeting.
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Duvall
Texas
Atkin’s
J. A. Akin
Roswell
N. M
Enumerators seek Roswell residents for city census
The notice asks every resident to report with the enumerator in their ward. Ward 1 F A Harned Ward 2 Roy Parsons Ward 3 Dr Runyon Ward 4 Mrs Baker Ward 5 Mr Alexander report promptly to avoid omissions.
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Roswell
Saze
F. A. Harned
Roy Parsons
Dr. Runyon
Mrs. Baker
Mr. Alexander
Roswell Rallies For 8 7 Win At Clovis
Roswell overcome a four run deficit in the ninth inning to beat Clovis 8 to 7. Clovis led after five and again in the seventh before Roswell’s late rally, highlighted by Hal Ware and Stains, produced the final tally. Brueggeman pitched for Roswell amid delays that frustrated spectators. Attendance 400. Time of game two hours sixteen minutes. Umpires Lohman and J D McAmis.
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Roswell
Clovis
Briegeman
Crowell
Wilson
Stains
LeClair
Short
McCaslin
Hall
Davis
Gobar
Brueggeman
Hal Ware
Poswell
Roswel
Sims
Freeman
Joe Ware
Leland
Tal Ware
Fred Wilson
Willson Crowell
Brueggemann
Hell
Huboard
Willson
Lohman
J. D. McAmis
Clovis Ab
Arneggeman
P. P
Woman's Club envoy program highlights youth leadership
Younger members led the Woman's Club meeting with Miss Elizabeth Stevens in charge assisted by Miss Kate Bean and Miss King. Stevens spoke on Italy's first king while Bean and King discussed Garibaldi and Victor Emmanuel's minister Cavour. Denning delivered a strong paper on Public Playgrounds for Children. F E Stone of San Francisco, Assistant General Agent for Colonial Fire Underwriters, visited R M Parsons on business.
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Woman’s Club
F. E. Stone
San Francisco
The
Colonial Fire Underwriters of
R. M. Parsons
Kansas City Stock Market report for cattle hogs and sheep
Kansas City market report shows cattle receipts around 1000 with steady to active trade. Steers near 6.49 to 8.25, southern steers 5.70 to 7.50, cows and heifers 4.50 to 7.60, stockers 4.60 to 6.70, bulls 4.50 to 6.65, calves 5.00 to 8.75. Hog receipts about 2000, prices 9.25 to 9.55 for most, lighter hogs 7.90 to 8.15. Sheep receipts 4000, muttons 6.00 to 8.50, lambs 7.25 to 9.35, western wethers 6.75 to 8.75, western ewes 6.00 to 7.75.
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Kansas City
Roosevelt visit to The Hague delights Belgian press
The Belgian press cheers Theodore Roosevelt as he visits the Netherlands. The Roosevelts traveled from Brussels to The Hague where Queen Wilhelmina and Prince Henry welcomed them at Het Loo. Roosevelt was escorted from Roosendaal frontier to the royal palace, marking a cordial royal stay with use of a gilded royal coach.
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Teddy
Belgium
Brussels
Roosevelts
Holland
Roosevelt
Hague
Theodore Roosevelt
Netherlands
Roosendaal
Het Loo
Royal Chateau
Wilhelmina
Prince Henry
Ernests
Bryce urges careful thinking and study at Kansas
Lawrence Kan April 29 James Bryce British ambassador told University of Kansas students that most mistakes come from people not truly knowing what they think they know He urged study of ancient and modern history and the habit of independent thinking as essential starting qualities for young men.
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Lawrence
Kan
Maxes
James Bryce
University of Kansas
Bryce
Deming man guest at Gilkeson. Neal travels to Vaughn
James D. Symond of Deming New Mexico is listed as a guest at the Gilkeson. A. M. Neal drove to Vaughn by automobile yesterday.
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James D. Symond
Deming, N. M
Gilkeson
A. M. Neal
Vaughn
New City Officers Session Sets City Committees
The Roswell city council convened its first regular session with Mayor Veal presiding. Committees were named including Finance Haymaker Pearce Mullis Streets and Alleys Cottingham Sanitary Bryant Water Lights and Sewers Cummins Cottingham Pearce Poor and Pauper Davis Fire Whilerman Ordinance and Rules Reid City Affairs Pearce Rules President Mullis nominated Reid for council president, elected unanimously aside from his vote, and the body then addressed ordinances and executive appointments.
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Mayor Veal
Veal
Wyllys
Mrr. Reid
Santtary
Virginia
Kansas Avenue
Summit Street
Ninth Street
Roswell
Twe
Reid
Pearce
Cummins
Mills
W. W. Gatewood
H. M. Dow
A. J. Welter
Roy Wooster
Hyde murder trial delayed as juror rushes to dying wife
Kansas City April 29 a delay loomed when juror Beebe was summoned to his dying wife at noon court adjourned to two this afternoon awaiting his return Undertaker Henry J Ott testified that Dr Hyde refused to enter cause of Chrisman Swope death on the death certificate Morning session focused on undertakers cemetery workers and guards of the bodies of Colonel Swope and Chrisman Swope and Moss Hunton
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Kansas City
Hyde
Beebe
Shrisman
Swope
Moss Hunton
Acknowledgment of Thanks to Mrs Veal and Florist
The Record returns thanks to Mrs. George T. Veal for beautiful American Beauty roses and to Mrs. Sanderson the florist for a basket of delicious strawberries. Both were greatly appreciated.
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George T. Veal
Mr. Fagan Heads to Vaughn via Mail Stage
Mr. Fagan of the U S Forestry service traveled to Vaughn today by mail and passenger stage, delivering a brief official visit.
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Fagan
U. S. Forestry Service
Vaughn
Roswell Weather Report April 29 Roswell NM
Local 6:00 am observation reports a high of 93 and low of 51 with a mean of 32. Precipitation zero. Wind at 3 mph from the south. Weather is clear. Forecast calls for tonight fair and Saturday fair and cooler. Extremes on this date and past records shown for comparison.
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U. 8S
Weather Bureau
Roswell
N. M
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Main
NEW City Officers
Messrs. Reid
Haymaker
Cottingham
Narian
T. E. Harrison
Charles Whiteman
Henry Selleck
Will D. Babb
Parsons & Lawrence
Kansas City Life
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