Insurgents and Standpatters Clash at Kansas GOP Convention
At Topeka the Kansas Republican convention opened with a decisive split. Senator Bristow led insurgents opposing endorsement of Ballinger Pinchot and the railroad bill while Senator Curtis urged full endorsement of the national administration. Governor Stubbs elected state party chairman as leaders seek party harmony.
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Topeka
Kansas
Taft
Bristow
Ballinger
Forester Pinchot
Curtis
William Allen White
Emporia
Stubbs
Victor Murdock
New Mexico National Life elects seven directors
Two stockholders of the New Mexico National Life Insurance Company held their first annual meeting at the Commercial Club this morning and elected the new directors for the coming year, reducing the board from 21 to 7. The new directors are James F. Hinkle, W. M. Atkinson, W A. Johnson, E. A. Cahoon, R. P. Bean, M. A. Finley and Charles Shepherd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico National Life Insurance Company
Commercial Club
James F. Hinkle
W. M. Atkinson
W A. Johnson
E. A. Cahoon
R. P. Bean
M. A. Finley
Charles Shepherd
Board elects officers as president and others likely re elected
About twenty five stock holders attended in person representing a majority of shares. All bills were paid to date and minor business was transacted. The first names served as president vice president secretary and treasurer in order named and will probably be re elected by the new board.
Hereford to Play Five Baseball Games in Roswell
Hereford arrives to play five games in Roswell starting this afternoon with a strong squad including Dick Lewis Amarillo pitcher Sims Hubbard and the Clovis alumni. First class baseball is expected during the visit this summer.
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Hereford
Roswell
Dick Lewis
Amarillo
Sims
Clovis
Hubbard
Kansas City Stock Market Update
Cattle receipts total 19 000 with 1 000 southern entries and general market weakness. Hog and sheep sectors show strength with hogs trading around 9 15 to 9 50 and muttons to 4 60 while lambs reach 6 85. Western cattle and fed sheep prices vary across classes.
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Kansas City
Pecos River Bridge Report Debunked
A street report claimed the Pecos River washed out the wagon bridge east of town. A later Oasis ranch message said there was hardly any water in the river and no washout occurred.
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Pecos
Oasis Ranch
Railroad Man Kills Discharged Employee in St Paul
In St Paul on August 30 C H Welch a discharged Great Northern special agent entered Chief Special Agent A G Ray's office and fired five shots missing Ray. Ray shot Welch dead. Welch had been discharged two months prior for shooting a man in Duluth and had threatened Ray since.
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St. Paul
C. H. Welch
Great Northern Railway
A. G. Ray
Ray
Walsh
Welch
Duluth
Gage Couple From Hope Attend New Mexico National Life Meeting
Mr and Mrs Hugh M Gage arrived from Hope for a two day business visit with Mr Gage attending the stockholders meeting of the New Mexico National Life Insurance Co.
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Hugh M. Gage
Hope
Mr. Gage
The
New Mexico National Life Insurance Co
Lost keys return to Carnegie library notice
A note lists lost two keys on a ring and asks owners to retrieve them at the Carnegie library. It also advertises a seven room modern house for rent by Mrs. Skipwith at 719 North Main.
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Carnegie Library
Skipwith
N. Main
Roosevelt Urges Easy Amending of New State Constitutions
In Pueblo Roosevelt cautions New Mexico and Arizona against iron clad constitutions and urges keeping amendment easy so people can correct or remove provisions later. He also lays the corner stone of a Y M C A building in Pueblo and continues eastward with a scheduled multi city itinerary and route adjustments for efficiency.
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Pueblo
Colo
New Mexico
Arizona
Roosevelt
Theodore
Mineral Park
Doctor Crippen collapses and is hospitalized in Brixton ward
London August 30 Dr Hawley Crippen who faces murder charges in the case of his wife Belle Elmore suffered a nervous collapse and was moved today to the hospital ward of Brixton jail.
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London
Hawley Crippen
Ethel Clare Fe Neve
Belle Elmore
Brixton Jail
Evangelist Jones Hopes to Come Here in January
Evangelist Joan E. Jones of New York and his singer assistant C. P. Curry passed through Roswell en route East from Carlsbad where a twelve day revival closed with 600 professions of faith. Jones hopes to come to Roswell in January for a revival meeting. The September revival was postponed due to dates beyond that time.
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Joan E. Jones
New York
C. P. Curry
Carlsbad
Mr. Jones
Roswell
Wool market report from St Louis August bureau
St Louis report notes steady wool prices with territory and western mediums 18 to 22 pounds 12s per cwt. fine mediums 17 to 20. fine 14 to 17. General tone indicates stable trading and price ranges in the August market.
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St. Louis
Values steady in Boston wool market
Boston August 30 The local wool market is steady with values well maintained. Wisconsin quarter blood brings 26 1 2 and territory 64 for the fine and 56 for the mediums scoured. Texas wool sales include 3000 pounds of 12 months wool at 60 cents per pound.
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Boston
Wisconsin
Texas
Earthquake Shakes Calabria. No Casualties Reported
A strong quake was felt across Calabria early today causing panic and residents to flee into the streets. Rome reports no casualties despite the tremor.
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Calabria
Rome
Italy
Preliminary hearing for Veal and Wooster bound over
Mayor George T Veal and Marshal Roy Wooster faced a preliminary hearing before Justice R D Bell. Both men were bound over to the grand jury on $250 bonds each, totaling $500 per man. They are charged with malicious prosecution of Fred Behringer and Charles Gilbert over arrests connected to the Green Front liquor raid. The bond conditions were easily met. This concludes the justice court phase of arrests tied to the Green Front raid as cases move to district court or dismissal.
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George T. Veal
Roy Wooster
Court of Justice
R. D. Bell
Grand
Fred Behringer
Charles Gilbert
Marshal Wooster
Osawatomie to Celebrate Anniversary With Roosevelt Speech
Osawatomie Kansas prepares for a massive anniversary celebration tracing back to John Brown's 54 year old confrontation with Missouri guerillas. Theodore Roosevelt will deliver an address to dedicate the wooded hillside battle site as a state park and a movement to honor abolitionist John Brown with a Hall of Fame statue gains momentum.
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Osawatomie
Kansas
John Brown
Missouri
Theodore Roosevelt
Washington
Elk Club Dance Attracts Jolly Twenty Couples
About twenty couples of young people attended a dancing party at the Elk club last night given in honor of Mr and Mrs Barl. The event featured a lively crowd and festive atmosphere.
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ELK Dance
Elk Club
Mrs. Barl
Patterson Visit Highlights Pleasant Evening at Elks Event
Patterson of Las Cruces visiting relatives enjoyed a happy evening in this city. A charter member of Bioswell lodge of Elks, he joined a congenial crowd as a Negro orchestra provided splendid music. The party, despite warm weather, lasted until midnight.
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Patterson
Las Cruces
Bioswell
Forest Fires Rampage in Snirley Mountains
A Wyoming dispatch reports serious forest fires in the Snirley mountains near Difficulty. Fires span five miles and threaten homes, with residents fleeing to valley towns as rain or snow remains the only barrier to further spread and property loss.
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Wyoming
Laramie
Wyo
Difficulty
Snirley Mountains
Notice of Verbal Will Probating in Chaves County
An instrument claimed as the verbal will of Maxamino Ribera deceased has been filed in the Probate Court. Judge J. T. Evans set November 7, 1910, for proving the will. Wm. Allen of Artesia signs the notice, dated August 30, 1910, with seal. Mrs. Sallie Robert visited from Artesia to see her brothers Will and Walter Chisum and handle business.
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Maxamino Ribera
J. T. Evans
Chaves County
New Mexico
Territory of
Sallie Robert
Artesia
Will and
Walter Chisum
Time clipped on auto route for Roswell mail run
The Post Office Department in Washington sets new speed limits for the Roswell Vaughn auto mail stage. Starting September 1 the Roswell to Vaughn run must be completed in five hours each way, shortening the previous schedule.
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Vaughn
Roswell
Auto Company
Auto
Post Office Department
Washington
For Rent Four Room House 404 N Lea
J A Doremus reports Auburn Nebraska superintendent returned home after two weeks visiting Rev H Griffith and son. Also notice requests inquiry to Arthur J Stevens about rental at 404 N Lea.
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Nouse
N. Lea
Arthur J. Stevens
J. A. Doremus
Auburn, Neb
Rev. H. Griffith and Son
Lost brown leather pocketbook between Owen's Ranch and Roswell
Lost the brown leather pocketbook between Owen's Ranch and Roswell containing cash and a check. Return to Citizens National Bank for a liberal reward. Contact 5212 with information.
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Owen
Roswell
Citizens National Bank
Roswell Weather Report Aug 30 Roswell Daily Summary
U S Weather Bureau local report for Roswell New Mexico taken at 6:00 a m shows temperature high 95 low 67 mean 81 precipitation 01 inches wind from north two miles per hour and cloudy conditions. Forecasts call for local showers tonight and Wednesday.
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Roswell
N. M
Cholera Cases Reported in Berlin and Spandau
Fourteen cases of cholera or suspected cholera have been discovered in Berlin and the suburb of Spandau, Germany, as of August 30.
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Berlin
Germany
Spandau
New NM Military Institute Completes Fine Academic Building
The new academic building at the New Mexico Military Institute replaces Lea Hall destroyed by fire on August 1 1909. Cadet entrance exams begin September 7 in Lea Hall with school opening no ceremony. A dedication to Captain Joseph C Lea is planned for late October with Tom Lea Jr. invited to speak. Furniture arrives from Chicago and the auditorium will seat 400 opera chairs plus stage seating.
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New Mexico Military Institute
Lea
Lea Hal
Joseph C. Lea
Tom Lea, Jr
el Paso
Texas
Tom Lea
Captain Lea
Southwest
Chicago
Deeds Filed for Record Roswell 1910 property transfers
Deeds filed show multiple Roswell parcels transferring in 1910. Transfers include Hicks to Alston for Riverside Heights lots 1 2 3 4 and Shore gains in South Highlands with Levers estate. Roberts acquires numerous Patterson blocks totaling 260 dollars and related townsite transfer for 78.75 dollars.
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Bonded Abstract Co
Will M. Hicks
Catharine Alston
Riverside Heights
Roswell
Laura E. Levers
W. A. Shore
Levers & Johnson
South Highlands
O. P. Roberts
J. H. Norton
Patterson
J. E. Levers
Sylvester P. Johnson
Patterson Townsite Co
Keaster Visits Brother Dr J B Keaster In Artesia
Sidney Keaster arrived from Artesia this morning to spend the day with his brother, Dr J B Keaster.
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Sidney Keaster
Artesia
J. B. Keaster
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Congress
Postal Savings Bank
New World
State Party Council
Anthony
NEW Mexico National Life
O. K
Col. I. H. Elliott
Glee Club
Woodman Band
Denver
Kansas Town
DR. Crippen
Hereford, Texas
Baxter
Evangelist Jones
Marshal
Grand Jury
Osawatomie, Kan
Wm. Allen
U. S. Weather Bureau
LEA Hall
U. S. Meat Markey
Daniel Drug CO
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