Democratic leaders deny rift with Woodson andBryan backing in 1913
Norman E. Mack rebuts rumors of a split with Secretary Woodson and says no meetings for three years are planned. He supports Bryan as a friend and hints he may back a tariff reform candidate. Panama rumors also surface about Goethals ordering Culebra cut work, which he denies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Norman E. Mack
Democratic National Committee
Woodson
Bryan
Washnatal
Congress
President Castro to Undergo Operation
Bordeaux dispatch reports President Castro of Venezuela left for Paris after doctors advised immediate surgery. The article notes plans for further medical steps in Berlin as soon as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro
Bordeaux
France
Venezuela
Paris
Berlin
Teddy on the Carpet Congressmen At Issue
A report details congressional discussion centered on President Theodore Roosevelt and debates over executive power during a tense session. Lawmakers scrutinize policy actions, with Roosevelt’s stance influencing committee positions and potential reforms.
Controversy Over Secret Service Remarks Sparks Committee Action
Washington reports show a House subcommittee investigating executive actions including tearing down the old Pennsylvania depot on the Mall. A resolution to appoint a committee to advise on the matter passed with members Perkins Denby Weeks Williams and Lloyd named to the panel. Also notes hearings by Ways and Means on wool tariffs and an upcoming canal trip by the Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Appropriations
Pennsylvania
House
Perkins
Congress
New York
Denby
Michigan
Weeks
Massachusetts
Williams
Mississippi
Lloyd
Missouri
Washington
Ways and Means Committee
R. G. Johnson
Idaho
Solomon Luna
New Mexico
H. W. Kelly
Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Pennsylvania grafters denied new trial in capitol case
Judge Hunkel refused a new trial for J. H. Sanderson J. H. Shumaker W. H. Snyder and W. L. Natthus in the state capitol building conspiracy. Sanderson funded furnishings for the thirteen million dollar capitol and Huston the architect awaiting severance. Fourteen defendants total remain to be tried with Huston’s fate undecided. Wool market report notes wool firm and unchanged in St. Louis.
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Harrisburg
Hunkel
J. H. Sanderson
J. H. Shumaker
W. H. Snyder
W. L. Natthus
Sanderson
Capitol
Shumaker
Board of Public Grounds and Buildings
Snyder
State
Matthaes
Joseph M. Huston
Huston
Horse Races at the Fair Grounds and Stock Market Report
A large crowd attended yesterday at the fair grounds for two horse races with a $25 purse. In the first race W. F. Bartley finished first, R. B. Jones second, and Mr. Root third after an unfair start. Johnnie Wilson won the second race, riding bareback without boots or quirt, by a wide margin. The third race ended with Jones, Bartley, and Root in that order. Also included is the Kansas City Stock Market report for December 11 noting cattle, hog, and sheep receipts and price ranges.
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Fair Grounds Driving Park
W. F. Bartley
R. B. Jones
Mr. Root
Johnnie Wilson
Jones
Bartley
Root
Dexter Couple Married In Dexter By Judge Evans
Victor D Hadwall and Miss Emma Draper wed at one this afternoon in Dexter with Judge J T Evans presiding. Attendees included Sgl P Johnson Miss Florence Hoper and C P Shearman. The couple will reside five miles northeast of Dexter.
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Victor D. Hadwall
Emma Draper
Oklahoma
Dexter
J. T. Evans
Sgl. P. Johnson
Florence Hoper
C. P. Shearman
Nordica concert secured for Roswell January eleventh
The Apollo Club of Roswell has contracted with Mme Lillian Nordica and her quartet for a historic appearance, January 11, at an available venue likely the Baptist church. Fifty seats per delegation are requested from Artesia Carlsbad Hagerman and others, with $2.50 tickets and special trains expected. A ticket committee led by Charles de Bremond J W Thomas and J U Hamilton will organize sales.
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Mme
Lillian Nordica
Apollo Club
Roswell
Pecos Valley
New Baptist Church
Artesia
Carlsbad
Hagerman
Charles de Bremond
J. W. Thomas
J. U. Hamilton
Officers Named at Rivers and Harbors Congress Session
At the closing session of the National Rivers and Harbors Congress in Washington on December 11 the annual reports of the directors and of the secretary and treasurer were presented. Vice presidents from various states were named and a resolution adopted. Brief addresses followed as delegates spoke from several states. Best cooking coal quoted at 7.00 per ton by Pecos Valley Trading Co.
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Washington
House
National Rivers and Yarbors Congress
Pecos Valley Trading Co
Bargain Bin of Accessories and Attire Items
A retail catalog lists assorted fashion goods including ties handkerchiefs suspenders hose supporters gloves traveling bags walking canes cuff buttons stick pins shoes slippers pajamas and choices of suits or overcoats for sale.
For the Ladies Silk Scarfs Feather Boas and More
A list of ladies fashion items offered in a catalog including silk scarfs feather boas silk shawls fancy waists evening gowns afternoon costumes linen handkerchiefs fine hose umbrellas ribbons belts belts sofa pillows and related table linens and accessories in decorative boxes and packages.
Parsons & Son Brokers Advertising Services
An old business notice lists Phones 65 and 44 for Parsons and Son Brokers offering legal notary work expert accounts typewriting and stenography loans property sales and rentals across the Pecos Valley claiming to be the only labor agency in the area and promising to obtain or provide any information or item.
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Pecos Valley
Roosevelt to Be Investigated and Commission Scrutiny
A House committee pressed for answers on removal and authority behind a Commission on Country Life and its franking privilege. Rep Perkins proposed a five member special committee to address how the President’s message critiques Congress and the use of federal agents outside their districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tawney
Col
Bramwell
Commission On
Roosevelt
Washington
Rep. Perkins
New York
Federal Congress
Roswell Drug & Jewelry Seeks Christmas Shoppers
Local Roswell store touts largest line of hand painted china and cut glass for Christmas. Offers solid gold and filled watches, brooches, cuff links, scarves pins, bracelets, charms, necklaces, rings, diamond pieces, all silverware and Kodak items priced from $1 to $20.
Sanitarium Plan Tied To Knights Of Pythias In New Mexico
Dr. C O Connell medical director in chief of the Knights of Pythias says a sanitarium for tuberculosis affiliated with the order will be established in New Mexico in connection with U S Weather Bureau readings. Roswell reports cloudy weather with a high of 66 and a low of 36 and no precipitation.
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Las Vegas
New Mexico
Chicago
C. O. Connell
The
Knights of Pythias
Order
Roswell
Dolls on display at the Annex shop window
Sundays reveal a display of dolls in leather bodies with bisque heads and ABC dolls at Ingersoll Book Stationery & Art Co. The Annex offers a wide assortment.
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Ingersoll Book, Stationery & Art. Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mack
Panama Canal
Panama
Goethals
Canal Commission
Culebra
Deep Crewyasses
Gold Hill
Teddy
Secret Service
Chas. S. Bramwell
Representative Burleson
Texas
Col. Bromwell
Bromwell
United States
St. Louis
Kansas City
Ewes
L. B. Boellner
Roswell Lumber Co.f. C. Greening
District Court
Black River
Eddy County
Well Seed Co
Officers For Rivers and Harbors Congress
Golf
Manhattan
Stetson
Hanan
Bed Room
North Main
Parsons & Son Brokers
Parsons
fHie
Chains and
Roswell Drug & Jewelry Company
K. P. Sanitorium
Las Vegas, N. M
U. S. Weather Bureau
the House
Kuppenheimer
Roswell, NM
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