Body found near Roswell linked to Albert Ross murder case
A Mexican sheep herder reported a decomposed body about a mile and a half southwest of where Albert Ross was found last month. Deputies believe it may be Theodore Kulay, last seen with Ross, and plan to bring the remains to Roswell for identification. Police have searched for Kulay as a possible accomplice or suspect in a suspected robbery murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Ross
Theodore Kuiv
O. Z. Finley
Fred Carstensen
Aswell
Fritz Brinck
Roswell
Kulay
Albuquerque
San Francisco
Oss
Ross
Hitchcock to leave Colorado after western states meet
Frank H. Hitchcock chairman of the Republican national committee wraps up a two day conference with leaders from seventeen western states in Colorado Springs. He will not hold talks in Denver but may discuss Colorado affairs with absent leaders. He departs for Chicago after a brief stop in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Frank H. Hitchcock
Republican National Committee
Denver
Colorado
Chicago
Mayflower Sinks Lumber Vessel In Dense Fog
The cruiser Mayflower, with President Roosevelt aboard, collided with and sank the lumber laden schooner Menna in the sound. The captain and five men from Menna were rescued by the Mayflower, which suffered minor damage to its bow and anchor unseen by the President’s party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Roosevelt
Mayflower
Marriage of Wilbur Arnett and Jessie Armstrong
Wilbur Francis Arnett and Miss Jessie Armstrong were married at the bride's brother Dr J W Armstrongs home on North Missouri avenue. Rev Martin Armstrong conducted the ceremony with a small family gathering, followed by a luncheon and floral parlor and dining room decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Francis Arnett
Jessie Armstrong
J. W. Armstrong
North
Missouri Avenue
Martin Armstrong
Parsons & Son Brokers serve legal, loan, real estate needs
The notice lists Parsons and Son Brokers offering legal and notary work, expert accountants, typing and stenography, loans, and citywide property for sale or rent. It mentions a bridal event with Arnett couple and plans to live with Dr Arm strong at 604 North Missouri, plus a wedding gift from Best and Torian Transfer Co for a picnic wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos Valley
Best and
Torian Transfer Co
Irish American Wins In Hurdle Race
London reports the 400 metre hurdle final won by J. C. Macon, Irish American, with Harry L. Hillman of New York second and Treener of the United Kingdom third. Winner’s time 56 seconds. Irons of Chicago sets an Olympic record with a 24 feet 6.5 inch broad jump. Dole of Yale wins the catch as catch can event, defeating Slim England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Macon
Harry L. Hillman
New York
Treener
United Kingdom
F. C. Irons
Chicago
G. S. Dole
Yale University
Orpheum doubles bill with Shrewsbury Sisters shows
Orpheum patrons enjoyed two shows for one as the Hall Musical Comedy Co and the Shrewsbury Sisters Vaudeville Company joined forces for the rest of the week. Prices stay 10c for children and 20c for adults. a 3 o’clock Saturday matinee offers 10c admission to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheum
The
Hall Musical Comedy Co
Bury Sisters Vaudeville Company
Bal
Clash of Deputies and Negro Miners near Blue Creek
In Alabama near Birmingham on July 21 a confrontation between deputies and a group of armed Black miners left one man dead and two deputies wounded. The incident occurred on a hill overlooking a mining town along the Louisville and Nashville line prompting alarms and continuing unrest. Notice is hereby given that hunting or fishing on the South Spring Ranch premises is prohibited with trespassers to be prosecuted. 2216 J. J. Hagerman, President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Blue Creek
Louisville and Nashville
Newson
Whitley
South Spring Ranch & Cat
Bryan silent on contempt case as Gompers Mitchell Morrison cited
Lincoln Neb July 21 Justice Anderson of the DC supreme court cited Samuel Gompers John Mitch ell and Frank Morrison to show cause why they should not be punished for contempt over alleged violation of the injunction against the American Federation of Labor and its officers in the Buck Store and Range case. Mr Bryan showed interest but said nothing. He also announced he would not tour Vermont to influence its election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln, Neb
Justice Anderson
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Samuel Gompers
John Mitchell
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Bryan
Vermont
Oil Trust Not 10 Pay
United States Court of Appeals reverses Judge Landis in the Standard Oil case and remands for a new trial. The Standard Oil Company of Indiana was fined 29 million dollars for rebates on carload oil shipments from Whiting Indiana to East St. Louis Illinois via the Chicago and Alton railroad. District Attorney Sims says an early new trial will occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States Court of Appeals
Landis
Standard Oil
Grosseup
Standard Oil Company
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Whiting
East St. Louis
Illinois
Chicago and Alton
Standard Oil Co. of
Sims
More Railroads Wanted Cruse Seeks Fine Horses
Cruse calls for better horses this month to power railroad work. He emphasizes skilled men as his motto, urging readiness and quality stock for ongoing construction efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cruse
Night Riders Burn Illinois Central Stations
Night riders burned three Illinois Central stations at Gracey Otter Pond and Cerv ean Springs in Louisville Kentucky reports say the attacks were retaliation for the militia camping on railroad property at Cobb during the recent disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Illinois Central
Gracey
Otter Pond
Cervean Springs
Cobb
Many Friends Honor Memory of Mrs Shaw
One of Roswell's latest funerals for Mrs John Shaw was held yesterday afternoon at three from the family home. A wide circle of friends attended to express sorrow for her death and pay last respects in a lengthy procession to the cemetery. The service was conducted by Rev R W Lewis in the absence of Dr C E Lukens with appropriate music concluding the rites.
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C. N. Frager
Lohengrin
Wilson
Mountains
Methodist Episcopal Church
el Paso
Larrazolo
Larrazola
Texas
New Mexico
Las Vegas
Republican
B. 5. Rodey
Pecos Valley
Roswell
Eastern Star
Southside
R. W. Lewis
C. E. Lukens
Mr. Bear Entertains Guests At North Hill Home
Mrs. H F M Bear entertained a small party at her North Hill home last evening for Miss May Massey of Kansas City visiting the Mas on family. Guests included C E Mason Percy Evans Hedgcoxe Laura Hedgcoxe Kellar Martin Cahoon Hagerman Phillips Robbins and others. A luncheon followed a series of games before departure. Death of an Infant near South Side Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. M. Bear
North Hill
May Massey
Kansas City
C. E. Mason
Messrs
Mesdames
Percy Evans
Hedgcoxe
Laura Hedgcoxe
Kellar
Martini
Cahoon
Hagerman
Phillips
Robbins
Will Kemp
South Kentucky Avenue
Mathews Street
South Side
Cem
Garfield to Visit Roswell in Pecos Valley Visit
Local weather report from Roswell New Mexico notes a cloudy morning with 0.05 inch precipitation and northeasterly wind. It mentions James A. Garfield secretary of the interior and reclamation service planning a fall visit to Roswell and surrounding Pecos Valley with a program to be announced in the Daily Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
N. M
Garfield
James A. Garfield
Secretary of the Interior
Reclamation Service
Territory
New Mexico
Dally Record
Reception to Teachers in Roswell by W C T U
About 275 progressive citizens attended the Roswell reception for county institute teachers hosted by the Woman's Christian Temperance Union. Rev. Fowler opened with prayer and Miss Mason performed Little Pickaninies. Miss Ledbetter and Mrs. Blalock received with warmth. The event blended fellowship, ice cream and cake, and even a playful note as the distiller prompted a light shower of water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Teachers of the County Institute
Mr. Fowler
The
Christian Church
Mason
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Seth
Carstensen
Roswell Title & Trust Co
Presley
MR. Arnett
Miss
Armstrong
North Main
Parsons & Son Brokers
Parsons
Mrs. Arnett
White Mountains
Mrs. Arm
London
Nersiting
Slim England
Joe Decker
Capitan Mountains
Lincoln
W. K. Dunn
Clarence Hill
Henry Johnson
N. Maifi St
O. A. Larrazola
Congress
W. H. Andrews
Democratic Party of New Mexico
Valle
Chihuahua
Mexico
Tucson
Arizona
Co. E. Hall and
T. W. Youngblood
Elida
St. Louis
Wool Firm
W. R. Fuston
Mr. Fuston
W. T. Payuor
QO. A. Larrazolo
TLE Company
J. J. Hagerman
MR. Bryan
Buck Store
Grosscup
Standard Oil Company of New Jersey
Srioe
John Shaw
Mrs. Shaw
Joseph C. Lea
Mr. Bear
A. & Weather Bureau
New Mex
Ico
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