Richardson objects to joint statehood and Beveridge bandwagon
Roswell Daily Record interview with G A Richardson defending separate statehood for New Mexico and opposing joint statehood with Arizona. He condemns press misrepresentation and cites political figures and newspapers including Las Vegas Optic Santa Fe Eagle and Beveridge Cannon arguments.
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Richardson
Chaves County
Territory
New Mexico
Arizona
Richmiley
Roswell
Indiana
Senate
Iowa
Dolliver
United States
Sisterhood of States
Newexico
Democratic Central Committe
Santa Fe
Las Vegas
Southwest
Santa Fe Eagle
Company Formed By Thompson and Hurd
A new company is to be organized by Professor C. D. Thompson and Mr. Harold Hurd, signaling the formation of a business venture led by these two individuals.
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Prof
C. D. Thompson
Thomson
Citizens Ice Plant to Rise From Diamond Loss in Roswell
Harold Hurd as receiver confirms sale of the Diamond Ice Company to C. D. Thompson for $9,675, unsecures creditors yield nothing, Roswell to house The Citizens' Ice Company with local stock and new 30 ton plant planned to start by year end. Also notes labor strikes and local Odd Fellows activities.
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Pope
St Petersburg Strike Ends As Factories Resume
The Workmen’s Council called off the St Petersburg strike with more than half the city’s factories back in operation. Protests pause spreads to provinces while Moscow employees remain out. Government rejoices as leaders lose prestige and calls grow for arrests in the bank embezzlement case involving Herring and Stensland.
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St. Petersburg
Workmen’s Council
Moscow
Hats Cleaned and Restored at Jewett & Burns
Hats cleaned blocked renovated and made as good as new at Jewett and Burns Billiard Hall specializing in Stetsons and Panamas.
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Panamas
Jewett
Half a Million a Year for Prohibition Cause
J B Martin a Cincinnati hotel keeper pledges Alaska mining proceeds up to 500000 yearly to the Prohibition cause in the United States He plans to use the funds as he travels to Alaska to start mining development and advance the anti liquor movement in America.
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Tacoma
Wash
J. B. Martin
Cincinnati
Alaska
United States
Prohibition Party
America
Martin
Ladies Offer Summer Hat Re trim At Below Cost
A Welch Millinery Co offers to re trim summer hats to look like new and invites customers to bring hats they dislike. The shop announces closing out summer stock below cost at 3414. Welch Millinery Co.
Wood work done at Tex shop
Brief item notes that wood work has been completed at a Texas shop with unspecified details in the OCR fragment.
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Pride Texas
Cor
Tex
Strike Ties Up New York Lithographing Firms
Lithographers and assistants are idle citywide as a major strike disrupts printing work worth thousands of dollars. Employers acknowledge substantial financial losses as the walkout affects production. The president of a leading lithograph company notes the impact and expects continuing disruption.
Roswell Weather Report Aug 7 6am Forecast
Local Roswell New Mexico report notes max 91 and min 64 as of 6 am with mean 78. Precipitation 00 and wind from the south at miles per hour. Forecast calls for partly cloudy skies tonight and Wednesday with local thunder storms and stationary temperature.
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Roswell
N. M
Morton in Germany on European insurance campaign
Berlin Aug. 7 Paul Morton president of the Equitable Life Assurance Society spent yesterday reviewing company records and left for Paris last night to sail for America on August 15. He said his investigations in Europe justify him in believing the campaign against American insurers on this side of the Atlantic has largely subsided and that they will soon resume business here.
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Berlin
Paul Morton
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Paris
America
Morton
Europe
Atlantic
Prepared for War in Printing Strike Stand Off
President Stecher of the Employing Lithographers' Association says 30,000 out on strike are prepared to fight six months or a year and favor arbitration and the open shop. President Hamilton of the strikers claims funds for eight months and the men remain firm in resolve.
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New York
Stecher
First Saratoga Gambling Houses Raided by Police
Abstracts on Short Jos. F. Hunt. RAID ON GAMBLERS. Aug. 7 Saratoga N Y The first raid on Saratoga gambling houses since Gale Mitchell was carried out after Governor Higgins urged enforcement Sheriff Cavanaugh ordered action The Bridge Whist Club at Joe Ullman was raided proprietors and employees arrested furniture removed players not detained.
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Saratoga N. Y
Saratoga
Gale” Mitchell
Cavanaugh
Higgins
Joe Ullman
Milwaukee Avenue Bank President to Face Arrest
Chicago reports President Paul G. Stensland of the Milwaukee Avenue State Bank will be arrested soon as bank examiner Jones says Stensland had guilty knowledge of the bank looting. Detectives seek Cashier Henry W. Herring, alleged embezzler who fled to Detroit and then possibly to Canada.
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Theodore Stensland
Stensland
Clearing House Committee
Herring
Canada
Brentano
Superior Court
John C. Fetzer
Shhuettler
Collins
Marshfield Avenue
Shuettler
Shippy
Examiner Jones
Justice Severson
President Stensland
Severson
Milwaukee Avenue Bank
Chicago
Paul G. Stensland
Milwaukee Avenue State Bank
Jones
Henry W
Kansas City Market Cattle and Sheep Prices Rise
Cattle receipts 6,000 with markets 10 cents higher. Native steers 4.00 to 6.20, southern steers 2.75 to 4.50, southern cows 2.00 to 3.25, native cows and heifers 2.00 to 5.25, stockers 2.25 to 4.50, bulls 2.00 to 3.50, calves 2.50 to 5.50, western fed steers 4.75 to 6.00, western fed cows 2.50 to 4.25. Sheep receipts 5,000, market 10 cents higher. Top lambs 7.60, muttons 4.00 to 5.50, lambs 5.50 to 7.60, range wethers 4.00 to 5.75, fed ewes 4.00 to 5.25.
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Kansas City
The Key Ring Man
A mysterious figure known as The Key Ring Man draws attention as locals discuss hidden roles and potential clues in recent events. Investigations are urged, with emphasis on preparedness and clarity in forthcoming explanations.
Peaches From W E Winston Orchard Praised
W E Winston brings in peaches from his one mile east of the Military Institute praising them as the finest ever grown in California or elsewhere. They surpass Pecos Valley peaches and taste as good as they look. We have tried them.
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W. E. Winston
The
Military Institute
California
Pecos Valley
Woman Suffragists Conference Opens in Copenhagen
The third annual conference of the International League of Woman Suffragists opened in Copenhagen on August 7 under chairwoman Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt of New York and will run daily sessions through August 22 with twelve countries represented.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
International League of Woman Suffragists
Carrie Chapman Catt
New York
League
For Sale Cow and Calf Bargain Ad
For sale a cow with calf at a bargain. Inquire at the record office for details and availability.
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Record Office
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Cannon-Beveridge
Record
G. A. Richardson
Beveridge
Harold Hurd
Thompson
the Diamond Ice Company
Citizens
Wm. H. Pope
Diamond Ice Company
Mann
Alamogordo
Pany
Mr. Thompson and
Mr. Hurd Will Or
Ers
Lodge
Gree
C. L. Elder
Texas
W. A. Johnson
Grand
Mr. Elder
Co Odd Fellows Home
Ough Mason
Ada
Dus
Erg Fame
Joyce Pruit, Company
Welch Millinery CO
Evans
U. & Weather Bureau
Germany
Jos. F. Hunt
BANK
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