Roosevelt On Big Trip Seeks Public Speech Tour
Theodore Roosevelt began a cross country speaking tour from Oyster Bay to New York and westward to Wyoming. He plans fourteen speeches, numerous receptions, and conferences through September 11, with a focus on public questions tied to party platforms and a challenge to the Old Guard at the state convention.
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Oyster Bay
Theodore Roosevelt
Nere
New York
Roosevelt
Summit Park
Utica
Douglass Robinson
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Taft
Nassau County
Lloyd C. Griscom
Old Guard
Lower Court Sustained In Roswell Sidewalk Case
City Attorney Dow reports the Supreme Court has affirmed the district court ruling in City of Roswell vs B E Ingersoll. The sidewalk case upheld the city ordinance requiring property owners to pay for sidewalks. The high court’s decision confirms the council may order sidewalk installation or widening and enforce the improvement.
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Hiram M. Dow
Jose D.sena
Supreme Court
District Court
Roswell
B. E. Ingersoll
Mr. Ingersoll
Ingersoll
J D Cully & Co Plumbers Ad Basket Picnic
J D Cully & Co plumbers advertise scientific plumbing at reasonable prices with satisfaction guaranteed. An old fashioned basket picnic at Slaughter's Grove invites guests to bring dinners and friends.
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J. D. Cully & CO
N. Main
Slaughter’s Grove
Stites Family Hosts 17th Birthday Party
Mr and Mrs Jack Stites entertained a group of young people at their South Hill home Saturday night for the 17th birthday of their daughter Miss Nannie. The evening featured games and refreshments.
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Jack Stites
South Hill
Nannie
Democrats Start Out On Campaigning Trip
A four member Democratic group led by R F Cruse begins a Plains country campaigning tour for constitutional convention candidates Green Patterson Emmett Patton and Joan I Hinkle with K K Scott as Richardson proxy. They schedule stops Murphy's Chapel King Plainview Roswell Plainview Murphy's Chapel.
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R. F. Cruse
Plains Country
Green B. Patterson
Emmett Patton
Joan I. Hinkle
K. K. Scott
G.A. Richardson
Scott
Murphy’s Chapel
King’s
Plainview
Roswell
Wool Market Steady In St Louis Trading
The Wool Market report from St Louis dated August 23 notes steady prices across territory and western mediums at 18 23 12, fine mediums at 15 20, and fine at 14 17.
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St. Louis
Wanted at Once Large Upstairs Room With Porch
Help wanted for an upstairs room search, furnished or unfurnished. A porch-equipped space is preferred. Contact via telephone at 224 4612 for arrangements.
Meyerscough Appears. Forfeit Bond Set Aside
Justice Welter declared forfeit on Frank Meyerscough’s bond yesterday but later record check showed the case set for today. He was tried for drunkenness, found guilty, sentenced to ten days and costs, with the sentence suspended on condition he leave town. Also a classified notice seeks a woman for general housework at 713 N Richardson.
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A. J. Welter
Frank Myerscough
Meyerscough
Bridges Replaced On Auto Route To Vaughn
Washed out bridges on the auto route to Vaughn have been replaced and regular service resumed. A car carried Ex-governor Hagerman and a party to Vaughn while another car ran at eight reaching Vaughn with the governor’s party en route to El Paso. The Iowa picnic at Slaughtergrove is planned for Thursday.
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Vaugan
Hagerman
Vaughn
el Paso
Along the Old Santa Fe Trail Book Highlighted at Pueblo
A. H. Tucker and J. S. Vernon publish Along the Old Trail a 160 page history of the Old Santa Fe Trail from 1821 to the 1880s. The book covers expeditions, forts, commerce, and the contrast with the New Santa Fe Trail and the Valley of Content while noting the upcoming Eighteenth National Irrigation Congress in Pueblo and featured contributions from R. M. Wright Elmer T. Peterson H. Scott R. Faxon.
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Pueblo
Colo
Valley of Content
West
A. H. Tucker
Cimarron
Kansas
J. S. Vernon
Larned
Kansas City
Santa Fe
Colorado
New Mexico
Times
Canon City
Arkansas Valley of Content
Congress
R. M. Wright
Dodge City
Bob” Wright
Kansas State Horticultural Society
Elmer T. Peterson
Cimarron Jacksonian
H. Scott
Hutchinson News
New Santa Fe Trail
R. H. Faxon
Garden City Evening Telegram
Board of Control
Eighteenth National Irrigation Congress
Arkansas Valley Commercial Association
Trail
Eighteenth
National Irrigation Congress
Direct legislation and the constitutions of the people
Mr. White argues for direct legislation through initiative and referendum to curb lobby power and preserve public rights. He cites Illinois Missouri Oregon and Kansas City examples, warns of court and executive hurdles, and urges a simple yet protective state constitution. Attendance at the Armory was good.
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House
Senate
Executive Department
Tlinois
Supreme Court of the United States
United States
Supreme Court
South Dakota
Executive
Judiciary
Chicago
Kansas City
New Mexico
Taft
Sibley Arrested in Pa on Conspiracy to Debauch Voters
Franklin Pa August 23 Joseph C Sibley a Republican candidate in the 28th district withdrew from the race and was arrested on a warrant charging conspiracy to debauch voters. He was released on his own recognizance for a hearing August 28. Three other citizens Crandell Howard and Rev V M Dunn face the same charge. Sibley reports spending 32000 on his campaign.
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Franklin
Joseph C Sibley
Congress
Pennsylvania
Sibley
Chas. Crandell
D. M. Howard
Rev
VM. Dunn
Iowa Picnic Invitation Sparks Community Welcome
A brief note invites residents to a Thursday Iowa picnic to come out, meet neighbors, and enjoy a friendly social gathering. The message emphasizes a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere and casual camaraderie.
Arthur Tomlinson Dies in Roswell After Illness
Arthur Tomlinson aged fifty died at seven p m last night at his North Richardson avenue home after a long tuberculosis illness. He moved from Oklahoma City a year ago seeking health and ran an engineering office on West Second street as a representative for a pumping machinery house before moving his family here. He was a member in good standing of the Oklahoma City lodge of Elks. The funeral was at Henninger parlors with Roswell Elks in attendance, then at St Peter’s Catholic church with burial at South Side cemetery.
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Arthur Tomlinson
Dr. C. M. Rathbun
Richardson Avenue
Roswell
Oklahoma City
Judge Lea
West Second Street
Wade Swift Pardoned by Governor Mills
Deputy Sheriff C R Young received a pardon for Wade Swift under a six month sentence in the penitentiary and a $100 fine for gambling. Swift is at Clovis awaiting Supreme Court appeal as Governor Mills issued the pardon.
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C. R. Young
Wade Swift
Swift
Clovis
Supreme Court
Mills
Local residents plan new mixed shop at Military Institute
John C. Dufo returns from a ten week visit via Worcester and will open a combined tailor shop barber shop and store at the Military Institute next month. Cabs call No 9 City Livery. Mr C C Martin and family Mrs S P Johnson and family and the Misses Geyer return from a pleasant cap and trip to the White Mountains.
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John‘c. Dufo
Worcester
Mass
the Military Institute
Cc. C. Martin
S. P. Johnson
Geyer
White Mountains
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