Political gatherings and shifting party fortunes across states
Minnesota Democrats open a convention with W S Hammond as temporary chair and focus on governor nomination and county option. Philadelphia hosts a rare cross party gathering amid jockeying for governor candidates Berry Gibboney Guthrie. Labor Party seeks representation. Bryan pledges continued county option effort and initiative referendum across states, aiming to field candidates in all districts. Additionally, railroad expansion plans push from Texas toward the Rio Grande, with Missouri Kansas Texas and Texas Central negotiating lines to Roswell and Beaumont connections.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Minnesota
W. S. Hammond
Majors
John Lind
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
William H. Berry
Capitol
Clarence D. Gibboney
Law and Order Society of
George W. Guthrie
Pittsburg
Berry
Gibboney
United Labor Party
Bryan
Lincoln
Neb
Wiliam J. Bryan
Butchers Plan Action Against Packers in Meat Price War
United Butchers of America officials announce a campaign to establish independent abattoirs rendering plants and tanneries to cut meat prices.Secretary John F. Schofield says cooperatives could allow retailers to sell meat fifty percent cheaper while remaining profitable. The initial test will occur in Chicago during the August 15 convention.
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Butchers
Chicago
Iif
United Butchers of America
John F. Schofield
Butchers’ National Organization
Kansas City Stock Market Report Weak Cattle and Hog Prices
Kansas City July 28 cattle receipts reach 8000 with 3000 southern cattle. Market weak with native steers 4.50 to 8.00, southern steers 3.50 to 5.50, cows and heifers 2.50 to 6.50, stockers 2.75 to 5.25, bulls 3.00 to 4.50, calves 4.00 to 8.00. Hog receipts 8000 bids lower. bulk at 8.40 to 8.70, heavies 8.30 to 8.40, packers 8.40 to 8.65, lights 8.60 to 8.75. Sheep receipts 6000. market steady with muttons 3.50 to 4.25, lambs 6.75 to 7.25, fed wethers 3.75 to 5.00, fed western ewes 3.00 to 4.00.
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Kansas City
Wool Market Steady in St Louis Prices
The Wool Market in St Louis Missouri on July 28 shows steady demand with territory and western mediums at 18 23, fine mediums 16 18, and fine 12 14.
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St. Louis
Katy buys Texas Central will build to Roswell
A St. Louis Globe Democrat dispatch reports Missouri Kansas and Texas, newly owning the Texas Central Railroad, negotiating to purchase the Artesian Belt line. Artesian Belt, built by Dr. C. F. Simmons of San Antonio, connects with Southern Pacific at Macdonna near San Antonio and runs south about sixty miles.
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Kansas
Texas
Trinity
Colmesweil
Roswell
N. M
Raton
Baker
Missouri
Texas Central
Beaumont
Colmensweil
Katy
Texas-Central
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
Austin
Tex
Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Texas Central Railroad
C. F. Simmons
St. Louis
San Antonio
Southern Pacific
Macdonna
Train Hits Auto With Fatal Wreck Near Warsaw
A Pennsylvania passenger train struck a automobile west of Warsaw Indiana this morning killing Mrs Nell Brooks and Mrs C H Thorin. Mr Brooks was fatally hurt and Mr Thorin severely hurt.
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Wabash
Ind
Pennsylvania
Warsaw
Nell Brooks
C. H. Thorin
Brooks
Thorin
Foot and mouth disease blocks English cattle imports
Washington reports the discovery of foot and mouth disease in Yorkshire England leads to a prohibition on importing cattle from that country into the United States until the outbreak is assessed.
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Washington
Yorkshire
England
Hat Country
United States
Taft to Hold Important Political Conferences
Buddeford Pool Massachusetts July 28 President Taft’s vacation cruise along the Maine coast will end this afternoon when the Mayflower sails into Beverly harbor. He will host visitors at Beverly soon and several important political conferences are in prospect.
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Buddeford Pool
Mass
President Taft
Maine
Beverly Harbor
Taft
Beverly
Guy Stapp Secures Bond Then Leaves Town
Guy Stapp, brought from Fulton Missouri to face a grand jury cow stealing charge, posted bond for 750 dollars with bondsmen Hugh Davis and W. E. Smith and departed for Cananea Mexico to resume work there after attending Mrs. Stapp’s deathbed in Fulton.
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Guy Stapp
Fulton
Ais
Hugh Davis
W. E. Smith
Stapp
Cananea
Mexico
Fulton, Mo
Davidson Visits Clovis Visitor From Clovis Last Night
J. H. Davidson traveled from Clovis for a brief visit last night, arriving at a local residence and meeting friends. The stop was described as a short, informal visit with no public events scheduled.
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J. H. Davidson
Clovis
Troops and riots slam Columbus as strikes rage elsewhere
City ships not running in Columbus as thousands walk or ride in wagons while troops guard key sites. Adjutant General Weybrecht orders sharpshooters to Columbus to deter violence. National Guard and state troops called from Michigan and Durand to quell disturbances linked to the Grand Trunk strike. In New York Am Sugar Refining will stir riots with two dead and multiple injured as foreigners clash with police. Local accounts list various public spending and road works through the region.
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Columbus
Ohio
Weybrecht
Toledo
Ohio National Guards
Michigan
Durang
Mich
Grand Trunk
Commissioners Proceedings Canves County New Mexico 1910
Canves County commissioners meet July 5 1910 at the Probate Clerk's Office. They appoint precinct Boards of Registration for the September 6 1910 constitutional convention election and authorize payments to several local services and officials.
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Board of County Commissioners
Canves County
New Mexico
W. M. Atkinson
T. D. White
N. J. Fritz
R. F. Ballard
The
Albuquerque Grays to visit Roswell for three games next week
Albuquerque Grays manager Dan Padilla announced plans to bring the team to Roswell for three games on Wednesday Thursday and Friday next week. The only local game this week is a charity match between professionals and real estate and insurance men. Alva beat Artesia 2 to 0 at Artesia last week then won 5 to 1 in New Mexico on Tuesday. Good driving horses at City Livery.
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Fred Hunt
Dan Padilla
Albuquerque Grays
Albuquerque
Roswell
Wyanoka
Okla
Amarillo
Alva
Artesia
New Mexico
Dry Republicans Take Hold of And Run Meeting
Republicans of Precincts 1 and 2 failed to void primary conventions as a large prayer meeting at First M. E. church ended and supporters of the dry element swept the proceedings. Delegates for a county convention on August 6 to name Republican candidates for the Constitutional Convention were chosen, with lists for Precincts 1 and 2 naming local leaders and figures.
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The
Gaulleur Hall
M. E. Church
Judge Sutton
C. van Horn
S. H. Fairchild
D. L. Geyer
Howard Cass
T. H. Fee
Geo. Zink
L. B. Boellner
C. N. Frager
Fred Lanning
C. M. Hartman
C. D. Dilley
R. C. Nisbet
L. O. Fullen
A. Hanny
E. W. Mitchell
A. C. Wilson
Wil Johnson
T. C. Tillotson
Water Rises in Hondo Above Picacho for Farm Irrigation
The Hondo river rose above Picacho and reached Roswell last night providing irrigation water for several farms northeast of town. The flow will aid late crops and improve grazing land for pastures.
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Picacho
Roswell
Rohrbaughs Visit Farnsworth in Arte sia
H C and H L Rohrbaugh of Artesia were here today calling on their friend C M Farnsworth.
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H. C. and
H. L. Rohrbaugh
Artesia
C. M. Farnsworth
Illinois corruption tale ties Hopkins plot to votes and violence
The Chicago Tribune reports an alleged bid to buy seventeen Democratic votes at two thousand dollars each to return Albert J Hopkins to the Senate. It cites a luncheon with Roger Sullivan and the Legislative Voters' League, claims $35,000 was raised, and notes arrests after a midnight brawl by rival gangs outside a Bear Athletic Club dinner.
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Chicago
Chicago Tribune Today
William Lorimer
United States
Senate
Albert J. Hopkins
Tne
Roger Sullivan
Illinois
Legislative Voters’ League
Sullivan
Springfield
the Tribune
Hopkins
Bear Athletic Club
Tenta Avenue
Gophers
Jungle
Emory Hobson and Miss Owen Married in Roswell
Emory Hobson son of H. P. Hobson and Miss Sarah M. Owen of Artesia wed at 10 30 this morning at the Southern M E parsonage with Rev P T Ramsey officiating. Only the pastor's family and Mrs Don Finley attended. They planned to marry in Artesia but obtained license delays. The couple will reside at 908 North Richardson for house keeping. Hobson manages the Roswell Creamery with Albert Hobson.
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Emory Hobson
Miss Owen
H. P. Hobson
Sarah M. Owen
Artesia
P. T. Ramsey
M. E. Parsonage
Don Finley
Owen Camo Roswell
Boiler Blast At Roswell Creamery Causes Narrow Escape
A boiler at the Roswell Creamery exploded its side after excessive steam pressure at eight this morning. No injuries were reported as nearby workers avoided harm and only minor damage resulted. repairs will be undertaken promptly.
Violent rebound in stock prices linked to Kuhn, Loeb move
New York July 28 stock markets surged as heavy short interest vanished after reports Kuhn, Loeb and Company took over holdings of a leveraged outfit backing a new transcontinental railroad plan. The unit, tied to Rock Island, Lehigh Valley and Missouri Pacific, was said to involve English interests led by Sir Ernest Cassell and Canadian and English operators headed by Dr. E. Pearson. Banking factions see potential for the deal, though no official confirmation was issued.
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New York
Kuhn
Loeb
Ompany
Kuhn, Loeb and Company
Rock Island
Leaigh Valley
Missouri Pacific
Sir Ernest Cassell
Dr. E. &. Pearson
Gang fight erupts in the Far East amid heavy fire
New York, July 28. Three men were dangerously wounded and twenty others seriously hurt in a major gang fight described as the fiercest in years. Police reserves charged in formation, ending the disturbance after nearly a hundred shots were fired by rival clans.
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New York
Mrs Raplee Brought To Face Charge In Roswell
Deputy Sheriff C R Young secured requisition papers to bring Mrs Della Raplee from Wichita Falls Texas to Roswell to answer a grand jury charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. She is alleged to have helped George W Reeves cash a $1000 worthless check at a local bank.
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C. H. Yeary
Raplee
Roswell
George Reeves
Anson
Texas
Kansas City
Co. R. Young
Wichita Falls
Deeds Filed for Record list in bond abstracts
Deeds filed for record include Thomas E. Ribble and wife transferring 161.25 acres in the northeast quarter Section 2 Township 14 Range 25 East to W. R. Bond for $1.00. Also John P. Vickery and wife convey the southeast quarter of Section 2 Township 78 Range 29 East to Margaret Perry.
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Bonded Abstract Co
Thomas E. Ribble
W. R. Bond
N. E
John P. Vickery
Margaret Perry
Dexter resident Jerry Cazier suffers stroke at home
Word came yesterday that Jerry Cazier a well known citizen of the county has had a stroke of paralysis at his Dexter home Tuesday. His condition is reported as serious.
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Jerry Cazier
Dexter
Cleveland man seeks famed western ride during tour
A. A. Thayer of Cleveland Ohio traveled from the east to the west and took the auto route to Vaughn today as part of a westward tour bound for Leadville and Denver. He sought to complete his journey with the famous ride he'd heard of in the East.
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A. A. Thayer
Cleveland
Ohio
Vaughn
Leadville
Denver
West
Heflin visit brings J M C Heflin from Artesia
J McC Heflin arrived from Artesia this morning for a brief visit with his brother H de B Heflin.
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J. McC. Heflin
Artesia
H. de B. Heflin
Roswell Weather Report July 28 Forecast Clear
Roswell New Mexico observed a maximum temperature of 96 degrees and a minimum of 65 with a mean of 80. Precipitation was 0. Wind came from the southeast at 2 miles per hour. The forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Friday.
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Roswell
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