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Roswell Daily Record in Roswell, New Mexico
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1910
Page
1
Mexican Troops Struggle With Insurgents In Chihuahua
In Chihuahua Mexico General Navarro failed to capture Malpass despite earlier reports. Heavy losses occurred over two days of fighting as a government troop train linking with Navarre was reportedly fired upon with many killed and wounded. Sixty wounded were to be brought to the city. A passenger train near La Junta remains missing. Navarro reported insurgents receiving up to two thousand reinforcements. Friday saw a reversal of the previous day’s gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chihuahua
Mexico
Navarro
Mexico City
Navarre
la Junta
Geneal Navarro
Pedernales
Malpass
Harris Sentenced to Six to Ten Years in the Penitentiary
Harris, convicted of murder for killing C. W. Merchant Jr. in Eddy County last fall, drew a sentence of six to ten years after age verification showed he was at least 18. Jim Walker received a similar range of one to two years for cow stealing, with transport to Santa Fe planned for the prisoners under guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
CC. W. Merchant, Jr
Eddy County
Wm. H. Pope
Jim Walker
Ballard
Santa Fe
Fred Higgins
Buck Ballard
James Blanton
James W. Stockard
Charles Sharp
Jim
Prisoners Sentences and Transfer Orders Tour Torrance to Santa Fe
Fourteen teen prisoners are moved from the jail with twelve sent to the pen and two to the reform school. The group travels from Torrance to Santa Fe and then to Spring er where the reform school sits. Prisoners named include Bat Harris Vol ney Musgrave Jack Davis Doniciano Aguilar Elza White W J Satter white Park Edmondson Charles Garner Amado Guertas John Hart James Magill Roscoe Spriggs and Howard Howell. Jack Padgitt remains as a witness then returns to the penitentiary. Attorney D W Elliott requests an appeal bond of 5 000 for Volney Musgrave and Judge Pope orders safekeeping at Santa Fe during the bond. Jailer Young still holds two prisoners Lee Smith and Mrs Della Raplee at St Marys hospital with Smith ill and Raplee undergoing an operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pen
Reform School
Torrance
Santa Fe
Springer
Bat Harris
Volney Musgrave
Jack Davis
Doniciano Aguilar
Elza White
W. J. Satterwhite
Park Edmondson
Charles Garner
Amado Guertas
John Hart
James Magill
Penitentiary
Roscoe Spriggs
Howard Howell
Jack Padgitt
D. W. Elliott
Musgrave
Pope
Sheriff
Young
Lee Smith
Della Raplee
St. Mary’s Hospital
Smith
Sheep Herder Arrested After Shoot at Roswell-Area Camp
Francisco Ramos a Mexican sheep herder was arrested after firing a Win chester at employer Hugh Davis at the Davis sheep camp forty miles north of Roswell last Friday. Davis said he paid another man $15 to take Ramos away after wages dispute and Ramos pulled the trigger three times. the first two caps snapped and the third shot missed as Davis fled. Ramos will have a hearing later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco Ramos
Hugh Davis
Davis
Roswell
Francisco
Williams and Lockart Quietly Marry at Home
Mr. M. S. Williams and Mrs. E P Lockart wed at nine o clock last night in the home of Mrs. Lockart s daughter at 410 South Kentucky. Rev P T Ramsey officiated before close relatives. They reside at 810 North Missouri and are active in the Southern M B E church with Williams as superintendent and Lockart a Sunday school teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Williams
M. BE
Williams
NIMITZ Evening Program Features Pecos Valley Slides
Nimitz to show Pecos Valley views from the Chicago exposition and have Haynes Burrus sing on Wednesday evening. The Nimtz will present the slides along with the regular program of new moving pictures and vaudeville. Also an advertisement notes a six room rental on North Hill for $20 a month with city water available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nimitz
Pecos Valley
Haynes Burrus
Ripley Rejects Roosevelt as 1912 Presidential Hope
Santa Fe president E. P. Ripley says railroads would view Roosevelt negatively as a 1912 candidate. He criticizes progressive government as destructive, adds railroads expect no help from either Republicans or Democrats, and condemns current legislation as excessive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley
Roosevelt
Los Angeles
Calif
President Ripley
Santa Fe Railroad
Mr. Ripley
Temple Iron Company Enjoined in Illegal Combination
The United States circuit court in Philadelphia ruled that the Temple Iron Company was controlled by Reading and other anthracite railroads and banned it from doing business. The decree is permanent on that point, but the government’s other contentions were dismissed without prejudice, leaving open whether further action against related alleged combinations could occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Iron Company
Philadelphia
Reading
United States Circuit Court
Population figures for Corsicana and Texarkana Texas
The article notes Corsicana Texas population 9749 up from 9313 in 1900 and Texarkana Texas population 9790 up from 5256 in 1900. Combined Texarkana Arkansas and Texas population 15455 up from 10170 in 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Corsicana
Texas
Texarkana
Arkansas
Government Wins Large Majority in English Election
London December 20 government wins majority of 126 in elections for the new parliament. The polls closed yesterday and results show the governing party securing a substantial lead across constituencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Three Bodies Found After Fire at Saunders Home
In Hester North Carolina three charred bodies were discovered in the ruins of J. L. Saunders home. A strand of a girl's hair found in a bloodstained yard led to the arrest of Nathan Mon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hester
N. C
Durham
J. L. Saunders
Nathan Mon
Editor Treadwell Sues Diggins After Fatal Shootings At Rock Lake
Wick Lake North Dakota December 20 editor Treadwell of the Rock Lake Apples is jailed after a shooting rampage that left Diggins with a lung wound and Bills with a neck wound. Diggins denied theft of whiskey from the editor’s office and resisted, leading to a confrontation and gunfire. Both wounded men are expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiskey
Wick Lake
N. D
George Gins
Charles Bills
Tague Held on Murder Arson Charges in Durham Inquiry
A Black man is charged with criminal assault murder and arson. He was rushed to Durham for safekeeping and will be moved to the state penitentiary after today’s inquest. The bodies are believed to be Mr Sanders his daughter Mary and a two year old. A large bloodstained pocket knife found near the hair was identified as Montague s. The suspect was found at home resisted but was subdued and taken into custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tague
Durham
State Penitentiary
Sanders
Mary
Montague
Contract Awarded For 27000 Ton Battleship Texas
Washington December 20 The contract to build the 27000 ton battleship Texas the largest fighting ship ever built was awarded to Newport News Ship Building Company as the lowest bidder at 5830000 dollars The ship will be the most formidable fighting machine afloat when completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Texas
Newport News Ship Building Company
Diamonds to Trade for Mares or Hogs
Classified notice offers a perfect $400 diamond in trade for mares or hogs. Contact J. L. Coleman by phone Rural 20 with four rings for arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Coleman
Rural
Burrows to Prepare Lorimer Case Report
Senator Burrows, chair of the privileges and elections committee, was authorized to prepare a report on the bribery charges tied to Senator Lorimer's Illinois election. He said the report would comply with the committee's procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ator Lorimer
Ilinois Legiste
Burrows
Lorimer
Washington, D. C
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Ilinois
Hornet Faces Protest Over Departure From New Orleans
Honduran government protests permit for the steamer Hornet to depart New Orleans claiming it carries ammunition and supports a revolutionary movement against President Davilla in a Central American republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hornet
Washington, D. C
New Orns
Davilla
Christmas Trees and Wool Market Report
Boston market news notes a quiet firm wool trade with fleece tone steady at 64 to cents per scoured. Ohio quarter blood and bales demand up to 28 cents, washed Delaine at 34 cents, pulled wool little changed, and foreign reductions dull. Also mentions Knights of Pythias funeral for Mrs. M. Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ohio
Knights of
Three Million Oranges Arrive for Christmas in Little Rock
The Little Rock Gazette reports a monster trainload of Red Ball SUNKIST Oranges arriving for Christmas. California groves supplied three million tree ripened oranges sold through local dealers at low prices. The public is urged to buy now as a healthful holiday treat. A loss notice for an A4 ladies black pocket hood with a bank note is included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Santa Claus
California
Sunkist
Mr. Echols
Valley Fruit & Storage Company
California Fruit Growers Exchange
Arkansas
Roswell
Liberal
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