Harding and Brown Nominees for Ohio Governor Ticket
The Ohio Platform reports Warren G. Harding for governor with F. W. Treadway as lieutenant governor and Cranville W. McOney as secretary of state after a hard fought Republican convention. The Progressives tariff plank was voted down, and the ticket was adopted with Harding and Judge O. B. Brown named for governor.
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Columbus
Ohio
Warren G. Harding
F. W. Treadway
Cranville
W. McOney
Burton
Cuyahoga County
Nicholas Longworth
George B. Cox
C. B. Brown
Cox
Hamilton County
Harding
James R. Garfield
Carmi A. Thompson
Garfield
Judge Brown
Nick” Longworth
Longworth
Resolutions’ Committee
Howland
Taft
Ellis
Post Office Department
Panama Canal
Carmi Thompson
O. B. Brown
National Guards Aid Montana Forest Fire Fight
Helena July 27. Governor Norris orders Company L of the Montana National Guards to assist Lib by in fighting forest fires. Serious fires blaze in the Big Snowy Forest Reserve near Kalispell but fighters make little headway and fires are not increasing.
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National Guards
Montana
Helena
Libby
Norris
Montana National Guards
Big Snowy
Kalispell
Prather and Barnard Identified as Suspects in Windsor Killing
Deputy Sheriff Young received a second telephone report from Broncho on the Texas New Mexico line detailing the shooting of D. P. Windsor. Ed Barnard and C. E. Prather are accused of the killing, with timing unclear between yesterday morning and the day before. They were linked to indictments against Windsor and his son over horse-throat cutting as witnesses against the defendants. Roswell authorities have long anticipated trouble between the parties along the Texas border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prather
Barnard
Young
Texas-New Mexico
D. P. Windsor
Ed Barnard
C. E. Prather
Windsor
Roswell
Texas
Men Sign Up for California Trip From Battery A
About forty members signed up at a meeting for Battery A to join the inter state encampment at Atascadero California. The minimum thirty eight troops are required with more expected before lists close. A special Pecos Valley train will carry troops from Carlsbad Roswell Clovis Vaughn toward Albuquerque with meals and coffee en route.
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California
Battery
Atascadero
Calif
Uncle Sam
C. S. Wolgamott
Wert Heaton
R. L. Carothers
H. L. Cooper
Co. B. Messmore
Dr. C. F. Beeson
F. S. Dunbo
Wm. Phuinkett, Jr
Earl C. Iden
Floyd Rabb
Glen Everman
Robert Smith
Clovis
Vaughn
Roswell
Albuquerque
Bujne
Adjutant General
Auto Hits Trolley Cars In Illinois Killing Two
Decatur Illinois July 27 Two persons were killed and two others seriously injured when an automobile struck an interurban trolley car on the Decatur Springfield line at Niantic Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur, Is
Niamic
Ils
Decatur Springfield Line
Democratic State Convention in Ottumwa Debates Reform
The Iowa Democratic state convention in Ottumwa hears Jerry B. Sullivan as temporary chairman and adopts a platform denouncing Republican policies. It targets concentration of wealth, tariff laws, and the influence of trusts, urging economy, home rule, and election of U.S. Senators by direct vote. The leaders denounce Aldrichism and Cannonism and urge a revival of democratic principles amid calls for labor rights and reform.
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Ottumwa
Iowa
State Supreme Court
Jerry B. Sullivan
Des Moines
Republican Party
Commerce Court
Postal Savings Bank
United States
National Congress
Democratic Party
Washington
Senate
Congress
House of Representatives
Kansas City Stock Market Report July 27
Cattle receipts reach 11 000 with southern entries noted market steady to ten cents lower native steers 4 50 8 00 southern steers 3 50 5 50 southern cows 2 50 4 50 native cows 2 50 6 50 stockers 3 00 3 50 bulls 3 00 4 60 calves 4 00 8 00 western cattle 4 25 7 00 hog totals 11 000 market 5 cents higher bulk 8 50 8 85 heavy 8 45 8 60 packers 8 60 8 85 light 8 75 8 90 sheep 8 000 muttons 3 50 4 25 lambs 7 00 8 75 fed wethers 3 50 5 00 fed western ewes 3 00 4 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Wool Market Prices Reported in St Louis
Wool prices in St Louis on July 27 show higher movement. Territory and western mediums hold at 18 to 23 cents. fine mediums 16 to 17 cents. fine wool 12 to 14 cents per pound.
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St. Louis
J L Sayls Survives Back Injury At Gravel Pit
J L Sayls, 67, who suffered a back fracture at the L B Craig gravel pit yesterday, has survived the initial shock. The physician reports the fracture reduced and parts realigned, but says no hope for recovery. The man has no sensation or movement below the broken spine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Sayls
L. B. Craig
Four Foot Rise In Hondo River Headed Toward Roswell
Mrs. L. C. Klasner reports from Picacho that a four foot rise in the Hondo River is coming downstream. Rain in the Pajaroito mountains fed water into canyon outlets two or three days ago. The surge is expected to reach Roswell today or tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hondo
L. C. Klasner
Picacho
Pajarito Mountains
Roswell
Birth rate only five six percent above death rate
Oyster Bay New York census data shows a birth rate only five to six percent higher than the death rate. Nearby localities report twice as good a showing, reflecting a very low population growth in Oyster Bay as of July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster Bay
New York
N. Y
Churches in New Jersey Pray for Rain
Plainview N J July 27 Many towns in the area hold special church services this week to pray for rain as protracted heat and drought cause heavy losses to farmers and gardeners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Plainview
N. J
Bryan loses Nebraska convention plank as supporters bolt
Grand Island Neb July 27 Before leaving for his home last night Will iam J Bryan declined to speak of the action of the convention in defeating his county option plank Close friends of the former leader however stated that Mr Bryan s particular disappointment was in the bolting from his standard of so many men who had been his supporters in the past No intimation of what might be his future actions politically could be secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Island, Neb
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Roswell Enjoys Typhoid Free Summer Across City
Roswell reports no typhoid fever this summer, crediting city fathers, the city physician, sanitary officer, and a well informed public. Campaigns against dirt and flies, supported by ordinances and sanitation efforts, alongside sewer and water systems, are cited as key factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Rescue Stations For Mine Disasters On Railroad Cars
The Federal Bureau of Mines ordered two portable rescue stations on railroad cars for immediate mine disaster calls in the West. One car will serve Montana and northern Wyoming from Billings, with the second operating in western Colorado and eastern Utah. Branch stations will be set up at Trinidad, Colorado, and Rock Springs, Wyoming.
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Washington
Federal Bureau of Mines
West
Billings
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
Utah
Bureau
Trinidad
Colo
Rock Springs
Wyo
Special Venire Ordered for Browne Trial
Chicago July 27 Judge Kers ten orders a special venire of one hundred for August 3 for the second trial of Lee O Neil Browne legislative minority leader indicted on bribery charges connected to Senator Lorimer election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kersten
Lee O'Neil Browne
Lorimer
Mrs Chester Pegg Returns From Oklahoma Visit
Mrs Chester Pegg came home last night after several weeks visiting Ponca City and other places in Oklahoma. She was accompanied by her sister Miss Louise Smith of Ponca City who will visit in Roswell for about a month.
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Chester Pegg
Ponca City
Oklahoma
Louise Smith
Roswell
Roswell Weather Summary for July 27
Local Roswell New Mexico report at 6:00 a.m. shows a high of 96 and low of 64 with clear skies. Forecast calls for partly cloudy skies with local thunderstorms tonight or Thursday.
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U. S&s. Weather Bureau
Roswell
N. M
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