Protest Meeting Denounces Democratic Primary in Roswell
A large turnout at Roswell Christian church denounced the Democratic primary as a moral fight. speakers argued against the party move, urged withdrawal of the primary call, and pledged to keep saloon reform alive. A separate club telegram proposed a Denver and Gulf Railroad through Canadian with local leaders appointed to negotiate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
W. C. Alexander
J.J. Seder
A. M
R. Seder
Pv. T. Ramsey
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Ramsey
J. E. Carper
Cavin
Democratic City Council
Democratic Committee
Richardon
Roswell
J. A. Cottingham
Himelf
Rtg
Stree
Canadian State Bank
George Gerlach
Palmer
Denver and
Gulf
Denver
Dallas
Hereford and Canadian seek local railway line
Hereford Texas on March 4 reports a move to incorporate a local company to build a rail line from Hereford to connect with the Rock Island in Oldham County. A preliminary meeting at the courthouse raised over 30 000 in stock as a starter with plans to reach at least 150 000 before applying for a charter. Committees are actively soliciting stock for the new enterprise.
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Hereford
Tex
Pene
Rock Island Road
Oldham County
Court House
Engineers to Examine Carey Act Propositions in New Mexico
Territorial Engineer Vernon L. Sullivan and Land Commissioner R. P. Ervien depart Albuquerque for Las Vegas to inspect disputed water rights claims. They will review projects from A. A. Jones Fort Sumner Irrigation Disney Lake Union and Las Vegas Grant Board, traveling south along the Pecos River by auto. Attorney Oakley of Wood Oakley accompanies them to assess territory resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Territorial
Vernon L. Sullivan
R. P. Ervien
Las Vegas
A. A. Jones
Fort Sumner Irrigation Co
Disney
Lake Union
Las Vegas Grant Board
Pecos
Attorney Oakley
Wood & Oakley
New Mexico
Messrs Ervien and Sullivan
American Postmaster Held in Juarez Jail
El Paso March 4 Oscar B Wood United States postmaster at Chamberino New Mexico is believed mentally unbalanced and confined in Juarez Mexico. Authorities there have telegraphed Washington asking for guidance on how to proceed.
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Mexico
el Paso
Tex
Oscar B. Wood
United States
Chamberino
N. M
Juarez
Mex
Washington
Parsons and Lawrence Real Estate Ad
Parsons and Lawrence, brokers at 215 North Main Street, offer bargains in improved farms, Main Street business property, residences, suburban homes, and acreage. They advertise life and fire insurance as the best on the market and promote daily bargains with emphasis on expertise.
Mexican train incident ends with arrest of suspect
A man on a train to Mexico City assaulted a Mexican customs inspector who questioned him and then attacked a responding policeman. He was overpowered, taken off the train, and jailed last night.
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Wood
Mexico City
Kansas City Stock Market Report March 7 Market Mixed
Cattle receipts 9000 including 400 southern. market steady to ten cents higher. Native steers 5.85 8.08. southern steers 5.25 7.25. southern cows 7.50 5.75. natives 3.25 7.00. stockers and feeders 4.00 6.25. bulls 4.25 5.75. calves 4.50 9.00. western cattle 5.50 7.80. western cows 3.50 6.04. Hog receipts 7000. market 10 cents higher. heavies 9.89 9.95. packers 9.79 9.6. lights 9.75. pigs 8.50 9.09. Sheep and lambs 8000. market strong. muttons 6.50 7.39. lambs 8.50 9.25. fed western wethers 6.5 5. yearlings 6.5 45. fed western ewes 6.50 7.25.
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Kansas City Stock Market
Kansas City
Northern Pacific Wins Supreme Court Port Gateway Case
Washington March 7 The Northern Pacific Railway today won its fight in the Portland Gateway case before the Supreme Court of the United States The decision halted the Interstate Commerce Commission from compelling the Northern Pacific to comply with certain gateway construction or operation demands.
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Northern Pacific
Supreme Court
Washinton
Northern Patil Railway
Portland Gateway
Supreme Court of the
Co Tsy
Te Interstate Commerce Commission
Northern
Cudahy relative charged in brutal Lillis attack
Jere Lillis bank president and clubman was severely injured by John P. Cudahy in a morning assault at the Cudahy home. Lillis' condition is improving at St Marys hospital while Cudahy awaits arraignment next week on bond set at 100 dollars. Neighbors heard groans and police found Cudahy with a knife over Lillis. Lillis will not prosecute. Cudahy’s statement to the press was not given.
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Kansas City
Jere
Lillis
John P. Cudahy
Michael Cudahy
Chicago
St. Mary’s Hospital
Cudahy
Cudahy House
Mr. Lillis
Jack
Cudany
Elks Tuesday Night Meeting March 8 1910 Roswell Lodge
Roswell Lodge No. 969 B P O Elks holds regular meeting Tuesday night March 8 1910 opening promptly at 7 30 PM. Annual election of officers and ballot. Otto Baumar B R.
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ELKS
Roswell Lodge No
B. P. O. Bilks
Fifty Bodies Recovered After Wellington Avalanche Disaster
Fifty bodies have been recovered from the wreckage of two Great Northern trains buried by an avalanche near Wellington Washington. Many bodies were sent to Everett and Seattle while others are expected to be removed today. Blasting powder is used to loosen snow and ice blocking the track as rescue work continues.
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Wellington
Wash
Great Northern
Everett
Seattle
Ogden
Utah
San Francisco
Nevada
Idaho
Oregon
Pacific Coast
Southern Pacific
Railroads Win Again in Supreme Court Ruling
The Supreme Court holds the Interstate Commerce Commission cannot compel common carriers in interstate commerce to provide physical connection with branch railroads upon complaint by the branch railroad itself. The decision was announced today.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Supreme Court of the United States
The Wool Market Sees Mixed Prices in St Louis
The Wool Market report from St Louis Missouri dated March 7 shows quotes for territories and western mediums at 24 27 cents, fine mediums 19 24 cents, and fine 11 20 cents per pound.
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St. Louis
Dr B Clark Hyde Indicted In Swope Family Killings
Kansas City Mo March 7 Dr B Clark Hyde faces eleven indictments returned by the grand jury for killing three Swope family members and attempting to kill eight others. He appeared in the criminal court waiving capias readings and was jailed pending bond consideration. Trial set for April eleventh.
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Kansas City, Mo
B. Clark Hyde
Swope
Jock Mayes
Hyde
Latshaw
Monacos People Demand Constitution Amid Palace Protest
In Monte Carlo Monaco half the subjects marched to the palace and, awaiting the Prince, demanded a constitution. They declared Monaco the only remaining absolute monarchy. The Prince received the deputation and promised to consider their wishes.
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Monaco
Monte ‘Carlo
Marco
Capitol grafters must pay the penalty
The State Supreme Court affirmed the conviction of William P. Snyder and James M. Schumaker for conspiracy to defraud the state in the Capitol furnishing case. Snyder, a former Auditor General, and Schumaker, formerly superintendent of public buildings and grounds, were involved in the state capitol project fraud.
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Philadelphia
William P. Snyder
James M. Schumaker
State Capitol
State Supreme Court
Snyder
Schumaker
Pedestrian Weston Makes Colorado Trail Crossing
Walker Weston leaves Raton New Mexico and crosses into Colorado at 3 am. He reaches Trinidad at 7 20 am after starting from Raton at twelve fifteen am, plans to cover fifty miles that day with three cars accompanying him.
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New Mexico
Trinidad
Colo
Raton
Rheward Payson Weston
Colorado-New Mexico
Triniday
Minister resigns pastor aids to become umpire
In Peoria Illinois on March 7 Rev George Schroeder pastor of First Congregational Elmwood has been signed as an umpire in the Illinois and Michigan league. His acceptance of the umpiring role led him to resign from the Congregational church and his resignation was accepted due to potential conflicts with ministry duties.
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Peoria
George Schroeder
First Congregational Church
Elmwood
Illinois
Michigan
Congregational Church
Wealthiest hobo to lead Philadelphia strike effort
St Louis, March 7 James Eads Howe described as the wealthiest hobo in the country has organized the unemployed into the National Unemployed Association. He has been asked to travel to Philadelphia this week to direct the unemployed and prevent their use to break the general strike of labor unions. Howe notes about 75,000 unemployed in Philadelphia before the strike was declared.
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St. Louis
James Eads Howe
National Unemployed Association
Philadelphia
Howe
Races at Fair Grounds Draw a Large Saturday Crowd
Pair weather and no wind drew a big crowd for the races at the fair grounds Saturday afternoon. In the running events George Banta defeated John R. Wilson in a quarter mile dash, J. H. Towler beat Tom Loveless in a six hundred yard dash, and W. F. Hind beat George Hutchins in a six hundred yard dash. The pacing race details follow.
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Fair Grounds
George Banta
John R. Wilson
J. H. Towler
Tom Loveless
W. F. Hind
George Hutchins
Local Horse Race and Goat Roping Winners
A half mile one heat race between two of Jim Manning's horses saw Dan defeat Buck. In goat roping, John R. Wilson claimed first prize with Louis Porcella second, while Ben Jones and Claud Phillips tied for third. Bob Bois beat Jack Davis in a matched goat roping. Seventeen goats were tried and seven caught.
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Jim Manning
Dan
Buck
John R. Wilson
Louis Porcella
Ben Jones
Claud Phillips
Bob Bois
Jack Davis
Auto Collision at Richardson and Fifth Streets
A car and a horse buggy collided at the corner of Richardson avenue and Fifth Street last night. No one was hurt and only slight damage occurred. The chauffeur stopped to avoid hitting a young woman thrown from the buggy, saving a life. drivers fled before identities could be learned.
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Richardson Avenue
Fifth Street
Injunction suit on Garden Street Ditch deferred to April
The Roswell injunction case against North Spring River Center Ditch Company was heard in Judge William H. Pope's chambers. No cementing of the Garden street ditch was ordered now. the matter is postponed to April 2 to consider the company's actions since the first irrigation. The judge indicated cementing should follow the initial irrigation, but stopped short of a direct order.
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Roswell
North Spring River Center
William H. Pope
Garden Street
German visitor George Isenberg in Roswell before travels
George Isenberg of Hanover Germany arrived in Roswell for a short stay with Mrs L W Holt. They plan to depart Wednesday for California and then Hawaii where Isenberg is stationed with a large German sugar company. He recently visited his homeland as a member of the Isenberg family.
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George Isenberg
Hanover
Germany
Roswell
L. W. Holt
California
Mr. Isenberg
Hawaii
Isenberg
Holt
Can
Disorder in Philadelphia Strikes Spread Amid Citywide Tension
Philadelphia reports quiet morning after last night’s disorders. Six thousand police on duty, two Black officers relieved to avoid racial riots. Open shops in operation as unions claim wider participation, predicting 100 000 to 150 000 workers may stay away. Employers and police deem the effort failing, with fewer than 50 000 union workers active. Eighteen German trades unions join, affecting about 7 000 workers. Unions plan systematic action with pickets and house to house canvassing to rally deserters.
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Philadelphia
Twe
Matinee Girl Company Arrives From the South
The Matinee Girl Company with twenty artists and five managers arrives Sunday morning from the south after a fill in date at Carlsbad High School. They perform tonight and tomorrow at the Armory, with additional entertainment anticipated by theater followers. The company is a clean cut outfit of theatrical professionals.
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Matinee Girl
South
Carlsbad High School
Texas
Armory
Local travelers drive from Lake Arthur today
L. W. McBride, Edgar Caffee, L. G Gregg and M. W. Evans drove up from Lake Arthur by auto today.
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L. W. McBride, Edgar Caffee
L. G Gregg
M. W. Evans
Lake Arthur
Auto Today
Matinee Girl Company Show Draws Ranch Visitor Lon Cottingham
Lon Cottingham arrived from the ranch to attend the Matinee Girl Company performances last night, adding a note of rural interest to the city theater scene.
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Lon Cottingham
Mrs J Odd Hamilton Visits From Kenna
Mrs J Odd Hamilton came down from Kenna Saturday night to remain until Thursday. She is accompanied by Miss Steta Smith of Kenna.
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J. Odd Hamilton
Kenna
Steta Smith
Ken
Tom Platt Dies After Long Illness in New York
New York news reports former United States Senator Thomas C. Platt died yesterday afternoon from Brigas disease after a lengthy illness. The clipping also includes a classified line seeking to buy pasture for alfalfa and 40 head of cattle, with a phone contact.
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New York
United States
Thomas C. Platt
Columbia Players to Perform The King of Hilaria at Astor
New York March 7. During the week the Columbia University Players will be seen at the Hotel Astor in performances under fashionable patronage of The King of Hilaria.
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Columbia Actors
New York
Columbia University Players
For Rent Large unfurnished rooms and barn in good location
For rent large unfurnished rooms in a modern building in a good location with a suitable barn. Phone number 383. 2tf.
Interest Paid By Cities on Interurban Debts 1907
Washington reports Census Bureau figures showing city interest rates varied by region. Highest averages reached 4.1 percent in Chicago Cleveland Milwaukee and New Orleans for large cities, while Tacoma Birmingham and others ranged up to 6 percent in mid-sized towns. Washington and Providence posted among the lowest at about 3.2 to 3.6 percent.
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Washington
Census Bureau
U. S
Chicago
Cleveland
Milwaukee
New Orleans
Denver
Tacoma
Wash
Birmingham
Ala
Providence
Hartford
Binghtampton
Elmira
N. Y
Advertising drives steady business for Daily Record readers
Advertisers who persist with intelligent newspaper ads win customers and profits. merchants relying only on ads are most successful. seize the chance to advertise in the Daily Record and attract new business.
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Daily Record
Well Drilling Progress At Gist Sheep Ranch
Will and John Johns drill a water well for John Gist at his sheep ranch twelve miles northwest. The well reaches two hundred feet and is planned to reach six hundred feet to secure water for mindmill pumping.
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Will
John Johns
John Gist
Dixon Returns From San Francisco Trip To Manage Holt State
A. Dixon, who oversees Holt State, came back Saturday night after a business trip to his former home in San Francisco.
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A. Dixon
Holt ‘State
San Francisco
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