England Weighs Against Armistice in War News
Russian papers report Britain advises Japan against an armistice, saying Russia is not yet weakened enough to end the war. London dispatch claims Japan may delay surrender to gain advantage, aiming to pressure Russia before plenipotentiaries meet in Washington. Tokyo reports ongoing talks and plans to appoint plenipotentiaries and sail June 30 for Vancouver.
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St. . Petersburg
Novoe Vremya
London
Japan
Russia
Great Britain
Oyama
Linovitch
Afghanistan
India
Tokio
Washington
Yokohama
Vancouver
B. C
Marry Tomorrow Night Harold R Rowe and Pheenia McDowell
Marriage license granted Harold R Rowe and Miss Pheenia McDowell both well known county residents. The wedding will be tomorrow night at the bride’s father’s home three miles northwest of town followed by a supper and dance at the Eddleman ranch. The couple will reside at the ranch where the groom keeps cattle.
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Eddleman Ranch
Largest raft towed across Pacific to Shanghai
A log raft carrying ten million feet of spars and piling will be towed across the Pacific from San Francisco to Shanghai this summer. It is described as the largest raft ever assembled.
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Pacific
San Francisco
Cal
Pacific Ocean
Shanghai
Sisters Are Coming to Push Hospital Project Next Week
Local organizers announce a visit by the Sisters to promote a new hospital project scheduled for next week. They expect community support, fundraising drives, and informational sessions at multiple venues.
Sisters Bring Hospital Plan to Roswell Scene
A telegram from Marshfield Wisconsin indicates Catholic sisters will arrive next week to push Roswell’s hospital proposition, aiming for a metropolitan run facility with expert management. The effort follows a long preparatory phase, signaling rapid advancement of a planned public hospital.
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Ters
Marshfield Wis
Roswell
Barbarous brutality alleged strikers break a man's fingers
A report describes violent actions by striking workers who allegedly inflicted severe injuries on a man, breaking his fingers in a brutal confrontation. Police investigate the incident as a possible assault linked to ongoing labor unrest.
Attacks Near Union Teamsters' Headquarters
A non union teamster employed by National Express was assaulted early today by four alleged strike sympathizers in front of the teamsters union headquarters. He was knocked down, three fingers were broken, and he lay unconscious until a policeman found him.
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Union
Teamsters
Themiln
Roswell Commercial Club Plans Annual Officer Election
The Roswell Commercial Club will hold its annual officer election on Tuesday night, June 20, at 8 o'clock in the Club rooms. Members are urged to attend for the election and other business of the annual meeting, with the meeting to start promptly at eight.
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Roswell
Elk Lodge Installation Delayed by Organizer Move
The Elk Organization led by A. B. Renehan reports he cannot travel to install the lodge here until July 20 and does not know when he can come. He will notify Elks locally in a few days with a new arrival date.
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Elk Organization
A. B. Renehan
the Elks
Prontin Elks
Elks
Writ of Habeas Corpus Granted in Rogers Case
Mrs. Mary M. Rogers, sentenced to death for the murder of her husband, will be brought to the local courthouse on a writ of habeas corpus granted late last night in Brattleboro by Judge Wheeler of the U S Circuit Court. The hearing is set for tomorrow and an appeal may go to the United States Supreme Court if denied.
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Mary M. Rogers
Windsor
Brattleboro
Wheeler
U. S. Circuit Court
United States Supreme Court
Morocco Seeks U S Participation in Conference
The State Department received a dispatch from Mr. Gunmere minister to Morocco. It transmits a Moroccan government request that the United States take part in a conference on Morocco affairs. The request mirrors similar appeals to other governments.
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Government of
Morocco
United States
Washington, D. C
State Department
Gunmere
Married by Judge Bailey in Roswell formal union
R L Jones and Mrs Lina Roby were married by Judge Bailey at seven on Monday evening at the magistrate’s office. The ceremony was brief with a few friends present. They plan an extended honeymoon in the country and will reside in Roswell. The groom is a barber and the bride works at the Alamo restaurant. Congratulations to the couple.
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R. L. Jones
Lina. Roby
Emancipation Day Celebrations in Roswell
Roswell negroes marked Emancipation Day with a large community event at the fairgrounds. A barbecue fed about 500 people, including whites, followed by horse races featuring J. J. Rascoe and Sheppard, a night ball game where the colored nine beat the Mexican team 11 to 5, and a late evening dance in a vacant building near Dilley’s store.
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Roswell
Fair Grounds
J. J. Rascoe
Mr. Shepherd
Rascoe
Chihuahua
Fair Ground
Dilley’s
Delicate Operation At Harlem Hospital
A young Italian in New York suffered a stab wound that pierced the heart and right auricle. Surgeons at Harlem hospital performed a difficult and rare sewing of the wound with hopes for his recovery.
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New York
Harlem Hospital
Wanted trade for a yearling calf for horse and buggy
A notice states a yearling calf is wanted in exchange for a horse and buggy. Record of fice 9513 W. M. Byrd arrived from Por tales last night on a business visit.
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Record Office
W. M. Byrd
Portales
Sayre Van Duzer and Miller Wed at St Peters Craney Gardens
London June 20 ceremony for Catherine Sayre Van Duzer of New York and Alan Bruce Miller at St. Peters Craney Gardens. Afterward guests attended an elaborate reception at No 24 Cadogan Gardens.
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London
Catherine Sayre van Duzer
New York
Alan Bruce Miller
St. Peter’s
Craney Gardens
No. 24
Cadogan Gardens
Train Dispatchers Meet Opens Eighteenth Convention
Denver hosts the eighteenth annual convention of the Train Dispatchers Association of America with representatives from major railroad systems across the United States Canada and Mexico attending.
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Denver
Colo
Kansas City cattle and sheep market report
Kansas City cattle receipts reach 30 000 with southerns and westerns trading mixed. Native steers to 5 65, southern and native cows and heifers 2 25 to 4 90, stockers 3 00 to 4 50, bulls 2 54 to 4 20, western steers 4 25 to 5 25, and sheep at 4 25 to 5 10 for muttons and 4 70 to 7 00 for lambs. Fort Louis wool prices list territory and westerns at 2 28 to 2 7, finest at 19 to 21.
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Ft. Louis
Woolsteads
Commercia l Club Officers Election Tonight
Public notice calls all members to attend the election of officers and annual meeting tonight with the meeting opening at 8:00 and starting at 7:30. The letter also states a disassociation from Petty and continued cement business services. Charles L. Baumle of Shawnee C T reports return from El Paso and residence in Roswell last winter with plans to stay several months.
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Petty
Charles L. Baumle
Shawnee, C. T
el Paso
Roswell
Tannehill Family Welcomes Baby Girl This Friday
Mr and Mrs L B Tannehill celebrate the arrival of a baby girl at their home last Friday. The new arrival adds joy to the Tannehill household with the newborn’s first days at home and family happiness.
For Sale Lady's Ticket to Kansas City Record Office
A brief classified notice offering a lady's travel ticket to Kansas City for sale. The item is described as available through the record office with a single line contact note g4tt.
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Lady’s
Kansas City
Record Office
Riot at Chlodwigs Platz Ends With Evictions
Cologne June 20 There was a riot and clash between police and tenants over non payment of rent. Police evicted several residents, a large crowd gathered and resisted. After six hours officers drew swords and dispersed the crowd injuring about 20 people, two seriously.
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Cologne
Chlodwigsplatz
Poe
Norway Storthing replies to King Oscar on conciliatory note
The Storthing in Norway adopted a conciliatory address to King Oscar of Sweden and the Swedish people in response to his recent letter. The document signals willingness to adhere to the dissolved union action while affirming the body’s firm stance on Norway's separation from Sweden.
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Oscar of
Swedes
The
Storthing
Norway
Secretary Hay Returns From Prolonged Abroad Visit
Secretary Hay resumed duty at the State Department in Washington after an extended absence abroad. He met with the President last night and addressed a large volume of correspondence. He plans to depart soon for his New Hampshire home.
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Far East
Clark University
Williams College
Massachusetts
Outer Bay
Washington
Harvard
Washington, D. C
Hay
State Department
New Hampshire
Stock Show at Territorial Fair Draws Stockmen
Stockmen of New Mexico anticipate a premier stock show at the Territorial Fair this fall. The event is expected to attract top breeders from across the country for exhibition and sale, promising significant business for sheep, cattle, and horsemen while they attend the fair. It pays to breed properly, and the stock show will offer a key opportunity for industry stakeholders.
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New Mexico
Civil Engineers Convention Opens in Cleveland
The annual American Society of Civil Engineers session in Cleveland gathers several hundred prominent members from the United States and Canada. Mayor Johnson welcomed attendees as President C. C. Schneider of Philadelphia delivered the response. An afternoon city tour follows the opening. The convention runs through Friday.
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Civil Engineers
Cleveland
Ohio
The
C. C. Schneider
Philadelphia
Baron de Ros en sails to New York as Russian ambassador
Hamburg reports Baron de Ros en the newly appointed Russian ambassador to the United States sailed today from Hamburg for New York aboard the North German Lloyd steamer Kaiser Wilhelm II.
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Hamburg
Fourth annual convention of piano dealers opens
Leading piano dealers from across the country gather at the Hotel Victory in Put-in-Bay Ohio for the fourth annual convention. James C. Miller of Philadelphia presides. The key topic over the three day meeting is banning the stencil or illegitimate piano from sale. The group plans to push manufacturers to certify products by marking the instrument with the active maker’s name.
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Put-in-Bay
Hotel Victory
James C. Miller
Philadelphia
Ndeavor
Independent Phones Meet Opens in Chicago
The annual convention of the National Interstate Telephone Associations opened in Chicago to unite independent interests. The group, claiming 2,500,000 telephones and $250,000,000 in invested capital, contrasts with 1,106,000 phones and $400,000,000 capital cited for others.
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Chicago
National
Interstate Telephone Associations
Coun
The
Independent
For Sale Old papers and tickets advertised
FOR SALE. Old papers, 10 cents per hundred this week. Record-office notices. FOR SALE. Lady's ticket to Denver Cole Roswell hotel 9413. FOR SALE. Lady's ticket to points in Illinois Record office 9405. A fresh supply of the famous Prag ser Sulphur Water is now on sale at Gamble and Kirby's. Phone 163.
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Record Office
Denver Cole
Roswell Hotel
Lady's
Illinois
Gamble & Kirby’s
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