Amarillo overwhelms home team as nine nothing score
Amarillo outbatted and outfielded the Bell team in a one sided exhibition at Amusement Park. Kennedy and Ian sparked four runs in the second, Amarillo added one in each of the third to fifth and two in the sixth. Smith hit a deep homer in the fourth. McMurray nearly cleared the fences with a fifth inning double. Kennedy pitched six innings, Reeves allowed only one earned run amid miscues. Attendance was poor.
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Amarillo
Bell
Kennedy
Ian
Smith
McMurray
Aswell
Reeves
Gallegosh
Roswell
County Scholarship Examinations Funded by Legislature
Examinations for county scholarship procedures described as supported by $12 000 provided by the last legislature. The county examining commission will proceed after July 1st with the aid of the commissioners W M Atkinson, Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.C. Hill and
Ritoria
Ppahereas
Tee
W. M. Atkinson
New Milford Observes Two-Century Founding With Weekend Celebration
New Milford Conn marks its 200th anniversary with an old home gathering of former residents from across the U S and Canada. Historical church services are planned, followed by a governor’s reception, parades, band concerts, and fireworks over the next two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Milford
Conn
United States
Canada
Bryan in Oklahoma Principal speaker at Indiana event
June 15 report from nS notes William Bryan will be principal speaker with Indiana figures among those engaged. Colonel Bryan will speak and other cities are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Oklahoma
William Bryan
Indiana
Oma
Elks Dine Underground in Leadville Mine Tour
In Leadville Colorado on June 15 Elks held a lunch in a banquet hall two miles underground in the Great Oak tunnel. The group was then hoisted to the surface via Ibex mine shaft for a sightseeing excursion over the district’s mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leadville
Col
Great Oak
Breece
Elks
Convention Winds Down With Park Athletic Meet
The convention will close tomorrow with an athletic meet at a Caledonian park. Mining camp style events include rock drilling contests and a tug of war as part of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caledonian Park
California atty Delmas defends Thaw in White case
Francisco June 15. Delmas the California attorney defending Harry Thaw in the Stanford White murder case reports the Glass and Halsey trial set for Monday but likely to be postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco
Cal
del. M. Delmas
California
Harry Thaw
Stanford White
Glass
Halsey
Clellan to be hanged after murder conviction
Clellan, convicted of killing McGovern, faces execution Friday after the Supreme Court denies appeal. He allegedly struck McGovern during the fatal altercation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clellan
Ael McGovern
Supreme Court
McClel
McGovern
Absence of Pastor Leaves Pulpit Vacant Tomorrow
In the pastor’s absence the pulpit will be filled by attending members for tomorrow and the following three Sabbaths. Town residents are invited to attend and join the public in honoring the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Straw
Strawberry Day at Glenwood Springs Fetes Thousands
Glenwood Springs Colo June 15 thousands of visitors gathered for Strawberry Day attracting people from across the state. The event provided pie eating and entertainment making Colorado’s merriest festival in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenwood Springs
Colo
Glenwood Springs
Colorado
Georgia State Federation of Labor Holds Annual Session
Ivannah Georgia June 15 The Georgia State Federation of Labor met in annual session with nearly 100 delegates from Atlanta and labor unions across the state well represented from all industrial centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivannah
Georgia State Federation of Labor
Atlanta
Independent Refineries Wagon Cries For Support in Roswell
A promotional notice from Superior Refinery Co marks a wagon labeled Independent on Roswell streets daily from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. It urges consumers to support the company and refrain from opposing their goods, promising action if customers respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Standard Oil Trust
Superior Refinery CO
Independent Oil Refineries
Knights of Pythias Decoration Day Observance
The Knights of Pythias Lodge invites all members and friends to Decoration Day activities on Sunday morning, departing the hall at 9 30 sharp. Attend this local observance with the lodge and ensure participation in the community event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Roswell Weather Report June Forecast
U S Weather Bureau local report from Roswell New Mexico dated June 15 gives a maximum temperature of 95 degrees and a minimum of 59 with a mean of 77. Precipitation is 0.00 inches and wind is calm with clear weather. Forecast calls for fair tonight and Sunday with stationary temperatures.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Roswell
N. M
Meritorious plans sought to supervise building project
A competition awards selection of a firm and individual to supervise construction of a building costing 600000 dollars with 750000 dollars from Andrew Carnegie for art and interior work. Site cost 250000 dollars was donated by American republics. A committee of architect contestants will judge proposals and work may start in 2 3 months. Deeds filed include several property transfers in Roswell and nearby towns. Estate notices call for creditors to present claims against A E Mott deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Cargie
Probate Clerk and Recorder
Cyrus E. Waugh
Luther O. Stover
Alameda Heights
Marshall D. Lovelace
Frank J. Osladil
A. S. Price
South Roswell
Cora May Sanford
R. E. Dorris
Luther Montfort
Boaz
A. E. Mott
Russia Parliament Likely to dissolve by imperial edict
Reports indicate the Russia parliament will be dissolved by imperial edict on Monday. The move signals a major consolidation of power and shifts in governance planned by the regime.
Armed Camp Atmosphere Grips St. Petersburg as Parliament Crisis Looms
St. Petersburg reports an armed-camp atmosphere as police tighten controls to stop the flight of Social Democrats and revolutionary agitators. Rail stations are watched and the second Russian parliament faces imminent dissolution by imperial decree. The committee seeks Monday to review indictments against 55 Socialist Democrats, possibly delaying the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Stolypin
Haywood Trial Evidence Corroborates Orchard Story
Evidence from multiple witnesses at the Haywood trial tends to corroborate the defendant’s account of the Orchard case, aligning key details and supporting the narrative presented by the defense.
Ruling Favors State in Haywood Trial Testimony
In Boise on June 15 Judge Wood allowed Detective Pender to testify about a telegram to Haywood and admitted drafts signatures tied to Simpkins and Kirwan. Major Naylor identified mine fragments and a bomb lead casing, while defense efforts to strike bomb evidence were denied. Governor Peabody and family watched as bomb details emerged at the trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Pender
Haywood
Steve Adams
Ogden
Pender
J.C. Houston
First National Bank of Denver
L. J. Simpkins
James Kirwan
Kirwan
H. A. Naylor
Victor
Colo
National Guard of
Colorado
Orchard
Naylor
Richardson
Mine Owners Association
W. F
Cripple Creek
Denver
Wallace
Cunningham
W. H. Schulenberg
Angus Sutherland
Sutherland
Schulenberg and Sutherland
Peabody
Charles T. Roach
Burial and decoration services for Bro F H Patrick announced
Notice calls members to attend burial and decoration services at the hall at 2 30 pm on Sunday June 16th. Other items report Mrs Tom Hinson ill Dr T E Prfesiey back in office lost coat between Military and Snyder place and lost open face silver watch near Joyce Prute corner. The Reeves family plans departure for Elephant Butte Dam where J B Reeves has work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Patrick
L.l& T
N. G
H. Cobean
Faffernoagn
Joyce-Pruit Ecorner
J. B. Reeves
Elephant Butte Dam
Mr. Reeves
Santa Fe to Convert Train 115 to Local Passenger Service
Topeka Kansas June 15 The Santa Fe railway introduces a new time card tomorrow affecting nearly all local trains in the region. Principal change is train 115 formerly a fast mail now a local passenger service with subsidy expiring soon and officials say the current schedule would be a losing venture. Fast trains across the system have time extensions to save money and ease freight traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Santa Fe Railway
Mayor Schmitz Reported Locked in San Francisco Jail
San Francisco on June 15 reports indicate Mayor Schmitz is in branch county jail No 2 near Ingleside. An authoritative source confirmed he remains in quarters at the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Schmitz
Branch County
Ingleside
Alliance Pact Ties Britain France and Spain
Rome reports a Franco Italian treaty signed by France and Spain pledging mutual protection of the Mediterranean and Atlantic. A parallel agreement binds Great Britain and Spain. Together the two pacts form a three nation defensive alliance among Spain Great Britain and France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
France
Spain
Rome
Price & Co seeks experienced salesladies now
Local notices report Price and Co advertising for experienced salesladies. Christine Lit, Miss White, and Miss Field are expected to visit with Mrs. W. P. Littlefield. S. F. Ballin of El Paso visits for business. Ballin once resided here and has many friends. Elks plan a minstrel show with rehearsals under way and snow expected to be a highlight. Rebekah Lodge elects officers: Mrs. F. A. Mueller N G, Miss Fi M. Kite V G, Miss Cora Kelley Sec, Mrs. Dora Mathews Treas.
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Iss Christine
Miss White
S. F. Ballin
Ei Paso
Mr. Ballin
Rebekah Lodge
F. A. Mueller
N. G
Fi M. Kite
V. G
Cora Kelley
Dora Mathews
Treas
Olympic Theatre Fire Destroys Chicago Vaudeville House
The Olympic Theatre in Chicago was badly damaged by a midnight fire. Losses exceed 150000 dollars due to crossed electric wires and collapsing debris injuring several firemen including Chief Brown. Union Hotel guests fled as Kohl Castle managers face most losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Olympic Theatre
Brown
Union Hotel
Ashland Block Association
Koh] & Castle
Bids Open From 136 Architects For Washington Bureau Building
Washington June 14. Bids will be opened tomorrow from 136 architects who submitted plans for the new home of the international bureau of the American Republics. Eight firms were invited and will be paid $1,000 each. The remaining 128 architects competed for prizes of 3000, 2000 and 1000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
International Bureau of American Republics
State Root
John Barrett
Bureau
Accident at stock farm injures T. J. Deason
T J Deason suffered a facial injury at L F D stock farm when a horse struck him with a front foot while he tended the animal. The blow loosened several teeth and cut a large lip gash requiring stitching by a doctor. He was hospitalized briefly and reported to be otherwise unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Deason
L. F. D. Stock Farm
Mr. Deason
Orchard and accomplice tied to 1904 Canon City attack
Testimony in May 1905 sessions links Orchard and an unnamed accomplice to a 1904 shooting attempt at Miss Cora Peabody's carriage, with Peabody and her mother spotting two men fleeing. Governor Peabody confirmed seeing Orchard in Canon City after the family's move there. A recess followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Peabody
Miss Peabody
Orchard
Peabody
Canon City
Great Northern Orient Limited Derails Near Palermo
Great Northern Orient limited derailed in ditch at Palermo 46 miles east of Minot. Engineer and fireman killed. several injured. Cars caught fire. injured escaped with difficulty. Accident caused by spreading rails.
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Minot
S. D
Great Northern Orient Limited
Palermo
A Little Child Taken Away
The death of 2 year old William Hampton Robinson, son of Will and Mary Robinson, occurred at 2 30 this afternoon. The funeral is set for Sunday at two from the Robinsons home at Second and Missouri. The notice reflects on grief and sympathy for bereaved parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hampton Robinson
Will
Mary Robinson
Mrs. Robinson
Second
Missouri
Police Dogs to Compete in Rouen International Trial
A global police dog competition opens in Rouen with entries from many countries. Judges will test rapid search for assistance during danger, area searches, high barrier jumps, pursuit of an escaping suspect, scent tracing, defense against a club-wielding subject, and guarding a prone person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rouen
Bitton
France
Belgia
Germany
Sermon Topics and Services at Local Church
The pastor will preach at 11:00 A M on The Exercise of Faith in Prayer and at 8:00 P M on The Work of the Holy Spirit in Prayer. Lloyd Thompson will sing in the morning service and the choir, led by Mrs Ellis, will provide special music in the evening. Sunday School at 9:45 A M with notes on next week's picnic. Young People's Union at 6:45 with minister H F Vermillion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Thompson
Ellis
Cnts
Young People’s Union
H. F. Vermillion
Shorthorn Cattle Sale Highlighted in Minot Northwest
A major Shorthorn cattle sale in Minot North Dakota on June 15 drew delegates from across the state and Manitoba under the North Dakota Livestock association. The event followed a farmers institute with many valuable animals sold to attendees and visiting cattlemen amid a double program including two shows and Majestic tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minot
N. D
Northwest
North Dakota Livestock Association
Farmers’ Institute
Gattlemen
Manitoba
Japanese Official Declares American Japanese Situation Not Grave
A Japanese official states that the American Japanese situation is not grave, easing public concern. The comment signals calm amid ongoing tensions and aims to reassure residents and observers about stability.
View in Accord Japan Sees Quick Washington Solution
In Tokyo on June 15 Foreign Minister Viscount Hayashi said the latest California attacks on Japanese residents were not grave enough for diplomatic action. He reported mutual views with Washington and expressed hope that the U S government will provide a speedy solution to the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Viscount Hayashi
California
Washington
Bail Denied for San Francisco Mayor Schmitz
San Francisco June 15. Mayor Schmitz convicted of extortion remains in custody as bail was refused by Judge Dunne. Formal sentencing is set for Monday next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Schmitz
Dunne
Mrs Adams Wins Silk Umbrella at Lady Marksman Contest
Mrs Jno L Adams won a silk umbrella prize for best lady marksman at the shooting gallery yesterday. Her score was 22 out of 30. Ladies showed initial shyness, but late in the evening interest grew. another prize will be offered next week.
Judge Pollock ruling on C O D whisky shipments impact
Kansas City June 15 Judge Pollock held that interstate shipments of C O D liquor are not affected by local option prohibitions. The decision favors distillers and express companies and could hinder enforcement of prohibition law by allowing shipments to fictitious names via express service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Pollock
Kansas
Siquor
For Sale or Trade Hotel Proposition in City
A splendid hotel proposition marketed as a money maker from the first day. See Carlton & Bell. The Cowboy performs tonight at Majestic for 10 cents admission. Notable mentions include S. W. Holder visiting from Lake Arthur and J. L. Howell of Canyon City on business. The Presbyterian trustees postponed plans for a church manse after a meeting at Judge Nisbet’s office. Mrs. W. C. Winston suffered a shoulder injury pulling a buggy from a shed but is not seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton & Bell
The
Presbyterian Church
Local visitor from Los Angeles eyes cement plant project
E A McGillivary arrived in the city this morning. He installed machinery at Roswell Gas Company and did fine work. He is interested with local parties in a cement plant in the valley and came to look after his interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. MacGillivary
Los Angeles
Mr. McGillivary
Roswell
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Price & Co
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Ford Geyer
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Martin, Dilley
Miller
Gatewood
Morrison
Geyer
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Wilson
Yoder
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S. W. Holder
Lake Arthur
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