Wool Growers Meet One Of The Greatest Ever
The seventeenth annual New Mexico Wool Growers Association convention closed this afternoon with officer elections resolutions and next meet site on the agenda. Notable talks by E J Hagerman Dr A B Crile and J E Saint highlighted discussions on farming irrigation taxation and livestock health. Visitors enjoyed a banquet at the Gilder hotel with Albuquerque and Roswell participants praising the event as highly successful.
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New Mexico Wool Growers Association
New Moxico
Sallie
Wito Abepbiks
Elks
Senator Fall
Hernandez
E. J. Haxterman
Fall
A. Db. Crile
Crile
Dr. Crile
Hagerman
J. E. Saint
State Tax Commission
8. E Piper
Bureau of Biological Survey
New Mexico
Daniel Padilla
Sheep Sanitary Board
Prager Miller
Nation
Walter Connell
Roswell
Gilder Hotel
Chamber of Commerce
Sh B. Watkins
Chamber of Commerce of Albuquerque
J. W. Willson
AL Ot
Weather Summary for Roswell and New Mexico
Cleve Hallenbeck reports no precipitation for the month and 2.02 for the year with normal values listed. Temperature shows a high of 65 yesterday and a low of 31, sunrise at 6 10 am, sunset at 6 01 pm, day length 11 45. Forecast: partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday, warmer tonight, generally fair in the West as a northwest disturbance tracks offshore.
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Ll. OS
Cleve Hallenbeck
Los
Goa
Roswell
New Mexico
Pacific Coast
Levers to Dixieland Investigate Rumor Near Carlsbad
Forest Levers departed last night toward Dixiehind south of Carlsbad to probe rumors about a well bit in the area. Cc. C. Barney pleaded guilty before Judge Parsons to leaving a car on the paved street after midnight. He paid a $1 fine plus costs.
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Levers
Dixieland
Forest Levers
Dixiehind
Carlsbad
Cc. C. Barney
Wilson Letter Deepens Senate Treaty Debate
Washington March 9 A discussion of President Wilsons last night letter to Senator Hitchcock centered on his claim that the senate treaty fight hinges on the treaty as it stands or no treaty at all Senator Lodge criticized the Presidents France remark asserting it unfair and offered to keep the United States from obligations under Article Ten Elihu Root reportedly backs a new reservation on Article Ten with support from both parties
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Washington
Wilson
Hitchcock
Senate
Senator Lodge
France
United States
Elihu Root
Stokes Case 10 To Be Tried Again
Rose Pastor Stokes, convicted in Kansas City federal court of violating the espionage act, has been remanded for a new trial in the circuit court of appeals in St Louis on March 9.
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ST. Louis
Rose Pastor Stokes
Kansas City
Circuit Court of Appeals
Farmers Back Private Rail Ownership Against Nationalization
A broad farmer coalition favors private railroad operation under government regulation to ensure best service at low cost and fair returns. The National Grange, American Farm Bureau, and National Farmers' Congress join state federations in opposing government ownership and nationalization, urging adequate returns and strong systems under private control.
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United States Senate
T. C. Atkeson
Washington
National Grange
United States
White House Cameras Create Siege at Executive Offices
Officials report the heaviest camera bar rage in the world at the White House entrance as commercial and news photographers flood the area during visits and conferences. Amid the glare, veterans like Secretary Tumulty and others contend with constant film crews while attempts to photograph President Wilson face Secret Service pushback.
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White House
Washington
Labor Committee
Prince of Wales
Wilson
Joneon PL
Ofteri
Secret Service
Bank attaches shot as four bandits hold up Kansas City bank
Three bank attaches were shot during a South Side Bank robbery in Kansas City. One died from his injuries as four unmasked bandits attempted the hold up. Police searched for the suspects.
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Kansas City
Feared Tanker Cubadist Missing After Storm at Sea
New York March 9 The American tanker Cubadist which left Havana February 26 for Baltimore with a crew of forty one is missing It is feared the vessel met disaster in the storm swept Atlantic last week also the steamship Lake Lilithorpe lost her propeller and adrift The steamer Guilford abandoned yet found towed by a coast guard cutter other disabled vessels are in tow Funeral for A J Lay held at Smith parlors at 2 20 with burial in South Park.
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New York
Havana
Baltimore
Atlantic
Guilford
Coast Guard
Farmers Endorse Return of Railways to Owners
In Syracuse on December 19, 1919, associations totaling 700 members endorsed the American Farm Bureau Federation's stance urging Congress to restore railways to private ownership with conditions for fair returns and transportation rates. The American Agriculturist notes farmers oppose radicalism schemes. the Pennsylvania Farmer supports private operation for reliable service, and the Stoeckman-Farmer group claims broad farmer approval for private operation due to better service and financial interest.
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Syracuse
N. Y
American Farm Bureau Federation
Congress
Pennsylvania
Stoeckman
War Prolonged by Daniels Is Sims Statement
Washington March 9 The war was prolonged four months by the failure of Secretary of the Navy Daniels to act promptly on Allied and his own recommendations. Admiral Sims testified before the Senate naval committee that the navy department’s lack of cooperation with the Allies wasted effort and that a campaign of deliberate propaganda had been used by Daniels to injure Sims.
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Washington
El Paso Caller Visits for Ten Business Matters
J. H. Cashman arrived from his El Paso home last night and will stay several days to attend ten listed business matters.
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Lower Valley
Dillard Wyatt
W. E. Williams
el Paso
J. H. Cashman
Elected Head United Miners in Colorado Springs
John McLennan of Colorado Springs elected president of District Fifteen United Miners of America Luke Brennan of Colorado Springs named member of the international board in the same district March event in Colorado Springs Colorado.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
John McLennan
United Miners of America
Luke Brennan
Te International Board
Republicans to Select Officers for Convention in Chicago
March 9 The Republican convention committee on arrangements plans to meet in April to choose temporary officers for the convention. Senator Lodge and Elihu Root are named for chairman with supporters backing Root. Frank H. Hitchcock is named campaign manager for Wood.
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Chicago
Republican Convention Committee On
Senator Lodge
Elihu Root
Leonard Wood
Root
Frank H. Hitchcock
Wood
Americans Probe German Sentiment and Postwar Views
Berlin dispatch reports American curiosity about Germany after World War I. Travelers ask if the U S will ever be friendly again, while Germans seek food, raw materials, and stable relations. Attitudes toward the Kaiser vary, with limited monarchy favored by some, republic by others. A wounded officer laments government cuts to his support. The piece notes German interest in American prohibition and misunderstanding of U S liquor policy. Also, Society Editor Mrs. Barnes of Albuquerque Morning Journal visits, Elks hold a sheepmen feed at 6 PM.
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Hans
America
Berlin
Germany
Hamburg
Kiel
Wilhelm
Low Necks Healthful, Doctor Says in London
London reports Professor Leonard Hill of the Medical Research Committee claims a low-necked blouse is not pneumonia risk but aids health. He says open necks vent heat and moisture, while a woman physician remarks sailors are healthiest and nuns least healthy, yet women feel reassured by science.
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London
Eng
Leonard Hill
Medical Research Committee
Professor Hill
Hill
Shipping board nomination declined by Louis Titus
Louis Titus has declined the nomination to become a member of the Shipping Board in Washington. The action ends the nomination process and leaves the seat open for other candidates.
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Washington
New Government Formed in Constantinople Under Sili Pasha
March 9 reports confirm a new government in Constantinople led by Sili Pasha amid martial law. British troops maintain control to safeguard Allied commerce at the gateway to the East, while Paris dispatches express French displeasure with the developments.
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London
Sili Pasha
Constantinople
Paris
State Senator Blocho Aims to Save Suffrage Vote
Chicago dispatch reports West Virginia State Senator William Blocho left by special train at noon to break deadlock and secure ratification of the woman suffrage amendment. He chose rail travel over air travel despite his wife's objection and will reach Charleston in time to vote.
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Chicago
William Blocho
West Virginia
Bloch
Charleston
Strike Called Off by Grand Officers in Chicago
Chicago March 9 The threatened maintenance of way railway strike was killed by grand officers who voted to stay with other railroad unions and await Washington negotiations under the new railroad law.
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Chicago
Maintenance of Way
Washington
Bryan Opposed 10 Nomination of Hitchcock
In Lincoln Nebraska on March 9 Wm J Bryan in a signed weekly Commoner statement vigorously opposed Senator Hitchcock’s nomination for president on the Democratic ticket. He said this would signal the party has no desire for success or hope of victory and cited Hitchcock’s opposition to prohibition and woman’s suffrage despite Nebraska’s passage of both measures.
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Lincoln, Neb
Wm. J. Bryan
Commoner
Senator Hitchcock
Bryan
Hitchcock
Nebraska
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Albuquerque Morning Journal
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NEW Mexico Oil
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