GUN TOTERS IN EVIDENGS
Special to the Record. January 12 Corona New Mexico. Since the deputy sheriff McAdams was killed last week by John C. Trapp and his two sons tensions rise. Violence flared with Hibler and Yates in a knife and pistol duel leaving both seriously hurt. Everett jailed for carrying a pistol. Officials from Roswell Santa Fe and local sheriffs bolster order.
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Corona, N. M
W. J. Mcdams
John C. Trapp
Corona
Chas. A. Stevens
Roswell
W. E. Dudley
Kian
Cleve Hibler
John Yates
Justice of the Peace
Fred Fornoff
Santa Fe
Fred Higgins
Mounted Police
Hibler-Yates
Everett
Fornoff
Fred. Higgins
Sheriff Stevens
Hibler
Yates
McAdams
Trapp murder case likely January 20 hearing
Gatewood and Graves, counsel for Rev John C Trapp and sons, face murder charges in the W J Mc Adams killing at Corona. A telegram from Major W H H Llewellyn says the preliminary exam may be held January 20 at Alamogordo if suitable, with Judge Cooley ill and Judge Mechem as alternate. Both judges prefer Alamogordo and the defense approves January 20.
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Gatewood& Graves
John C. Trapp
Major Llewellyn
Gatewood & Graves
Cooley
Mechem
Alamogordo
Johnson and Nichols Wed in Dexter Courthouse Ceremony
Wiley R. Johnson and Miss Lydia Nichols were married at 3 30 yesterday afternoon by Elder Cc C Hill in his courthouse office. The couple, who received their marriage license yesterday, returned to Dexter last night and will reside there.
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Wiley R. Johnson
Lydia Nichols
Cc. C. Hill
Court House
Dexter
Nursery ad promises fruit and shade in Artesia NM
An Artesia Nursery advertisement offers fruit and shade trees for sale. Contact J. S. Higasmita, proprietor, to inquire by phone or mail at Artesia, New Mexico 49120.
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J. S. Higasmita
Artesia Nursery
Artesia ,N. M
Record Attempts Dominate International Aviation Meet
In Los Angeles on January 12, ideal weather sets the stage for record bids at the International Aviation meeting. French expert Paul Han prepares the Farnam biplane for an altitude record attempt while Curtiss eyes the speed record, awaiting Han’s potential bid to surpass Farnam’s mark.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Paul Han
Farnam
Curtiss
Record Flying Era Sparks More Ambition in Sky
A pioneer pilot notes 3000 feet in height is only a start. He says aviation is new and participants are learning as engines improve. He expects climbs of five to six thousand feet in time, but prioritizes engine reliability now.
Notice to deny liquor to husband per Mrs Russell
Mrs Robt C Russell notifies that all saloon men and employees are instructed not to sell any liquor to her husband. Anyone found guilty of giving or selling him liquor will be prosecuted. Reference 6613.
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Robt. C. Russell
New Pastor Named for Roswell Baptists
The Reverend Robert Bruce Smith of El Paso arrived this morning to accept Roswell Baptists call to be their pastor and has begun his duties. Smith has led a leading El Paso church for five years and accepted a salary of 2400 dollars annually, signaling the churchs confidence in him.
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THE
Baptists OF
Roswell
Robert Bruce Smith
el Paso
Wool Market Report From St Louis
The wool market in St Louis reports prices for different grades with territories and western mediums at 25 28 cents per pound for fine mediums at 20 24 cents and 12 21 cents for fine merino and finer lines.
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St. Louis
Central School Hosts Quick Fire Drill Surprise Test
Nine hundred pupils at Central School faced a Monday morning fire drill. Despite 200 more students since fall, the building cleared of all humanity in one minute and thirty one seconds, a remarkably good record noted by officials.
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Central
Central School
Supt Hill Makes First School Apportionment for 1910
County Superintendent C. C. Hill today issued the first quarterly apportionment of the public school fund for 1910. The total amount apportioned was 7000 dollars for 5300 children, yielding 1.22 dollars per child for the quarter, the largest apportionment of the year.
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C. C. Hill
Taft Will Eat High Priced Colorado Apples
President Taft will reportedly eat Colorado apples at about ten cents a bite next week. A Denver commission firm shipped sixty winter banana apples from Silt, Colorado, winner of first prize at the National Apple Exposition. An auction sold the box for 52.50, about eighty seven and a half cents per apple, a likely record price. Taft’s noon lunch described as an apple and a glass of water.
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Denver
Colo
Taft
Colorado
Silt
Kansas City Stock Market Report January cattle and hog data
Kansas City Missouri stock list shows cattle receipts at 6000 including 100 southern. Market steady to strong with native steers 4.80 to 7.25, southern steers 4.00 to 6.00, cows and heifers 0.60 to 6.00, stockers 3.25 to 5.25, bulls 3.40 to 5.10. Hog receipts 12000 with market weak to 5 cents lower, bulk sales 8.00 to 8.30, heavy 8.30 to 8.35, packers 8.10 to 8.35, light 7.75 to 8.20, pigs 6.75 to 7.50. Sheep receipts 5000 and market steady, muttons 4.75 to 6.00, lambs 7.00 to 8.60, western feeders 4.75 to 7.50, western ewes 4.50 to 5.75.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Property for Exchange With W A Morris ad
Seven small cottages valued at ten thousand dollars, well located in Kansas City Kansas, all clear and rented. Seeks suburban home with large grounds or irrigated land. Will assume from 3 to 6 thousand. W A Morris owner 646 Minnesota Ave Kansas City Kansas.
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Kansas City
Kansas
W. A.morris
Minnesota
Statehood bill for Arizona and New Mexico advances
Washington news reports the House committee on territories nearing completion of the bill granting separate statehood to Arizona and New Mexico and states it will be reported to the House within a day or two. The committee remains unanimously supportive of the measure.
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Washington
Arizona
New Mexico
House
Senate
Coal miners prepare wage demand after January 20
Chicago reports miners nationwide plan to reopen wage talks after January 20, seeking higher pay due to rising living costs. The movement, begun by switchmen and railroad brotherhoods, expands across railroad labor. A strike appears imminent as the story notes a strike spec today in Washington.
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Chicago
United States
Desirable Main Street Property for Sale in Parsons
Real estate notice from Parsons and Lawrence promoting a bargain Main Street property for quick sale. Also offered are residential lots on East 5th Street at low prices close to town. Emphasizes prompt investigation and states Parsons knows details.
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North Main
Parsons & Lawrence Real Estate
Main Street
East 5Th. Street
Parsons
Eastern railroads face wage talks with labor reps
Railroads out of Chicago may rely on a conference started today chaired by Chairman Knapp of the Interstate Commerce Commission and Dr. Neill of labor. Switchmen seek higher wages and hours changes. New York reports that railroad officials will meet train men representatives next week to discuss demands.
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Ern
Chicago
Knapp
Interstate Commerce Commission
Dr. Neill
New York
Eastern
Fate of Binger Hermann in jury's hands begins trial
Portland Oregon January 12 The trial of former congressman Binger Hermann charged with conspiring to defraud the government of public lands opened today the jury had been completed yesterday Francis J Heney opened for the government and Col A S Worthington of Washington DC outlined the defense denying all indictments
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Binger Her — Mann
Portland
Ore
Binger Hermann
Francis J. Heney
Col. A. S. Worthington
Washington, D. C
Boxing figure known as Young Mitchell tied to city politics
San Francisco dispatch reports John L. Hergett, recognized to boxing fans as Young Mitchell, chairman of the police committee of the new board of supervisors, with the big fight potentially not taking place in Frisco. The item notes his past pugilistic fame and current role in city government.
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San Francisco
Calif
John L. Hergett
New Board of Supervisors
Young Mitchell
Rains in North Threaten Floods Across Kansas
Kansas storms bring heavy rain since last night with an inch and a half in Topeka. Ground is frozen and small streams rise rapidly. rain extends to western Kansas. Mississippi and Ohio basins face ice-choked rivers as thaw floods threaten property. engineers consider blasting ice dams to avert damage.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Mississippi
St. Louis
Missouri
Weather Bureau
Chester
Hermann
Ohio River
Pittsburg
Monongahela
Allegheny
Ohio
Another Lynching Threatened in Illinois
Vienna Ill Jan 12 Militia from Cairo on the ground and more companies expected to prevent mob violence after a rural mail carrier Allen Clark was killed by three negroes on a passenger train near New Burnside Illinois. Governor Deneen ordered the commander to prevent lynching at all costs and troops had not arrived by dawn.
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Vienna
Ill
Allen Clark
Newburnside
Cairo
Deneent
Rumor of Government Defeat in Nicaragua
From San Juan del Sur Nicaragua January 12 rumors spread of a battle at Acoyapa in which government forces were defeated by insurgents with no further details available.
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San Juan del Sur
Nicaragua
Acoyapa
For Sale Office Furniture Set with Typewriter
For sale a set of office furniture including an L C Smith typewriter all practically new. View in Room 11 Oklahoma block any afternoon. Phone 92 for prices 6614.
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L. C. Smith
Oklahoma Block
Missionary Program to Aid Sue Bennett School
The annual week of Prayer Program of the W. H. Mission Society of the M. E. Church South is condensed into one meeting at Mrs. James Sutherland’s home on Richardson Avenue Thursday at 3 o'clock. Women are invited. Donation at that time benefits the Sue Bennett School at London Kentucky. Mrs. Cobain presents a sketch of the school. Mrs. Sam Jones speaks on Mountain educational needs. Solo by Mrs. George Williams. Mrs. Dilley on the value of Christian education. Mrs. Buchly on cities redemption. Mrs. Parsons on Home Mission Sowers. Mrs. Hinkle and others share items.
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W. H. Mission Society
M. E. Church South
James Sutherland
Richardson Avenue
Sue _. Bennett
London
Sue Bennett
Cobean
Mountaineer
Sam Jones
George Williams
Dilley
Buchly
Baptists Board Meets Here In New Mexico
The executive committee of the New Mexico Baptist Convention met here for regular business. Out of town attendees included Rev. R. C. Medaris Pecos Rev. EB Alldredge Portales editor of the New Mexico Baptist J. L. Rupard Melrose Sunday School Missionary. Rev. A. E. Boyd Artesia also attended before returning home.
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New Mexico Baptist Convention
The
Baptist Board
R. C. Medaris
Pecos
EB. P. Alldredge
Portales
New Mexico Baptist
J. L. Rupard
Melrose
New Mexico
A. E. Boyd
Artesia
Gilbo-Nielsen Co Show Tonight at the Armory
The Gilbo-Nielsen Co presents A Mountain Wild Flower tonight at the Armory. Tickets or seating are available at P. V. Drug Store. Local ads urge readers to place Record Want Ads to earn cash.
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Gilbo-Nielsen CO
THE
Armory
P. V. Drug Store
Spirit of Evil One in Revival Meeting Held
Rev P T Ramsay spoke at the Union Revival meeting on possession and debased appetites alongside historical demon possession. A large Roswell audience engaged in songs and heightened religious fervor as leadership urged deeper devotion to Christ. Tonight Dr W C Alexander will speak at the First Presbyterian Church. Government land use for grazing and interstate regulation themes dominated the National Live Stock Association convention with continued anti free hides and opposition to an interstate commerce court. Speakers included S H Cowan Fort Worth James Callan and Joseph M Carry Cheyenne.
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P. T. Ramsay
Roswell
Ramsay
Jesus
W. C. Alexander
First Presbyterian Churc
National Live Stock Association
Interstate Commerce Commission
Taft
Interstate Commerce Court
Finchot
S. H. Cowan
Fort Worth
James Callan
Cattle Raisers’Association of Texas
Joseph M. Carry
Livestock Growers Demand Broad Reforms
Denver authorities report livestock growers pressing for extensive reforms as part of a January effort. Speakers cited regulatory changes and market access, urging swift action to aid producers amid rising costs and competitive pressures.
Mrs Stella Ritter Hosts Five Tables Of Games Night
Mrs Stella Ritter entertained five tables of young people at her North Pennsylvania avenue home for a night of games and music. Prizes went to Mrs Percy Byvans for the music box, Capt Spencer for most games with an accordion, and Miss Stephana Prager for the consolation horn. Gifts were toys. an informal musical program preceded refreshments, with Annie Laurie Dobbs, Mrs Roe, Jol Barlow, and Stanley Norvell contributing. The gathering was a delightful display of jollity and good feeling.
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Stella Ritter
Pennsylvania Avenue
Bradley Roe
Percy Byvans
Capt
Spencer
Stephana Prager
Annie Laurie Dobbs
Mrs. Roe
Jol. Barlow
Stanley Norvell
Reid Heads Home After Short Family Visit
J. M. Reid departed this morning returning to Clovis after a brief stay with his family.
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J. M. Reid
Clovis
Prospectors C D Shobe and George Warren Young Leave
C D Shobe of Chicago and George Warren Young of Joliet Dl, who were here prospecting, departed this morning for their respective homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Shobe
Chicago
Geo.arren Young
Joliet, Dl
Doctor E B Jones Returns With License For Roswell Office
Dr. E B Jones, who traveled to Santa Fe for the New Mexico Medical Examining Board, came back last night with his license to practice and plans to open an office in Roswell.
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E. B. Jones
Santa Fe
New Mexico Medical Examining Board
Roswell
Roswell Weather Report January 12 Roswell Forecast Near Cold Front
U S Weather Bureau local report for Roswell New Mexico at 6 00 am shows temperature 46 high 40 low 40 mean 43 precipitation .03 wind 2 miles NW with cloudy skies. Tonight generally fair and much colder Thursday fair and colder. Historical extremes noted for this date and 16 years back.
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Roswell
N. M
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Trapp
Elder Hill
Hill
Pecos Valley Drug CO
Fexoll
Henry S. Graves
Yale School of Forestry
Forestry Bureau
Gifford Pinchot
Jeffries-Johnson
Tex Richard
Wilds
Nevada
Hergett
Jan
Frisco
du. S. Market
Illinois
Mrs. Ritter
U. S. Weather Bureau
Richelieu
Heinz’s
Dundee
Joyce
Pruit Co
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