Peros to Send Fifty Men to Irrigation Meet
In a Texas meeting, officials including Mayor S M Precht plan concurrent sessions with the Texas Irrigation Conservation Association. Delegates named include L nt of Texas Irrigation and several community leaders to discuss appointments and organizational by laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peros
Will L. Sarine
Baen
S. M. Precht
Refner
Texas
Texas Irrigation
Johnson
Pefollow
P. H. Goodloe
Olich
Max Krauskopf
W. D. Cowan
P Wright
Az Ret
Receiver Murray Denies Groundless Sale Rumors
In Santa Fe on March 8 Receiver Murray of the New Mexico Central railway dismissed circulating reports of a sale. He stated there is nothing new to say and no closed or pending deal to announce regarding the road's sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anta Fe, N. . M
Murray
New Mexico Central Railway
Untitled fragment notes price concerns in showpiece item
A fragment discusses difficulty pricing an item at 35000 dollars, noting how value judgments hinge on perceived cost. It reflects market tension as sellers, buyers, and appraisers weigh a sizable asking price.
Roosevelts to Unite in Kartoum Visit
Kartoum reports President Roosevelt is en route and expected to arrive Monday. He will be greeted by Mrs Roosevelt and Miss Ethel Roosevelt on arrival, staying at the Sirdar's palace until Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelts
Kartoum
Est
Price Makers Motto Adapts to Competitors
Frank Snipes declares in a storefront promotion that the shop never cuts prices unless rivals do, emphasizing a policy of making prices rather than following. The note frames a bold, period-tinged retail stance.
Kansas City Stock Market Report March 16 Cattle and hog prices
Kansas City Mo March 16 Cattle receipts about 4000 including 300 southern cattle market strong native steers 68 Southern steers 55 7 southern cows 2500 75 native calves 350 7 stockers and feeders 425 6 bulls 450 5 85 calves 450 9 western cattle 525 750 hog receipts 7000 market 20 30 cents higher bulk sales 1010 10 heavy 104 1959 packers and butchers 101 1945 light 980 1349 pigs 0 59 50 week receipts 6000 market strong lambs 80 93 fed western wethers and yearlings 70 875 fed western ewes 60 750
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Kansas City Stock Market
Kansas City
Garfield testifies in Ballinger case before Senate committee
Washington March 10 Former Secretary of the Interior Garfield resumes testimony before the Sallinger Pinchot congressional investigation committee. He explains Alaska coal bills and the future classification and pricing of lands. Garfield states he believes locations made in good faith should get the ten dollar per acre price, while Ballinger favored keeping old rates. He questions the need for a thirty million dollar bond issue to support reclamation, suggesting bonds may be unnecessary.
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Washington
Interior
Garfield
Sallinger-Pinchot
Congressional Investigation Committee
Alaska
Congress
Interior Department
Ballinger
Cunningham
Sutherland
Taft
Bargains in Farms Homes and Business Property
Local advertiser promotes bargains on improved farms Main Street business property residential homes and acreage. The listing highlights life and fire insurance offers and urges readers that every day is bargain day with Parson’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Legal Row Over Reclamation Certificates Criticizes Taft Wickersham
The speaker charged that Attorney General Wickersham and President Taft lacked proper facts in ruling reclamation certificates illegal. He also implied Ballinger could be responsible for the issue, indicating a sharp political dispute over the certificates and official responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wickersham
Taft
Ballinger
Secretary Knox Turns Son Loose For Himself
Plattsburg New York March 10 an opportunity came to Philander C Knox son of the secretary of state when it is reported he has cut off his son because the latter took unto himself a bride against his fathers wishes when he was tendered a position as reporter on a Plattsburg evening newspaper. As reported young Mr Knox eloped with Miss May Beler of Providence Rhode Island and married her in Vermont yesterday he was quoted as saying his father had warned him he would have to shift for himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsburg, N. Y
Philander C. Knox
Plattsburg
Knox
May Beler
Providence
R. I
Vermont
Never Undersold Reuss Rep Undersold Claim Countered
A Reuss representative is described as never being known to be undersold, casting doubt on the claim and highlighting the brand’s emphasis on full value and customer assurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuss
Frank Snipes
Strike Leaders Claim 150000 Men Idle Now
Philadelphia reports show rapid transit cars operating more than any strike day while authorities bar a mass meeting at National League park. Labor leaders claim 125600 to 150000 idle nationwide with 139571 in the trades and call for arbitration within ten days, urging Taft Oliver and Penrose and Governor Stuart to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Rapid
National League Park
New Castle
State Federation of Labor
Greenawalt
Taft
O Liver and
Penrose
Stuart
The Wool Market. St. Louis Report
The wool market reports steady conditions with territory and western mediums quoted at 21 to 27 cents. fine mediums 19 to 24. fine at 11 to 20. The St. Louis market page notes unchanged prices and varied grades across regions.
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St. Louis
Albuquerque Men Protest Government Reservoir Plan
At a Albuquerque Commercial Club meeting on March 10 a committee was named to draft resolutions protesting federal funding for the Elephant Butte dam. They argue the project would irrigate 110,000 acres in New Mexico but block irrigation of 400,000 acres on the upper Rio Grande.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N. M
Albuquerque Commercial Club
Elephant Butte
New Mexico
Rio Grande
Child Starves Near Silver City Finds Tragic End
The body of two year old Jesus Rivera was found in the mountains near Silver City New Mexico. He wandered from home two weeks ago and became lost dying of starvation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver City
N. M
Jesus Rivera
End of Anti American Rioting in Bogota
Bogota March 10 reports the anti American rioting has practically ceased and all Americans are safe. The ending of the disorder is attributed to the firmness and tact of Eliott Northcott United States minister to Colombia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Bogota
Eliott Northcott
United States
Less Than Jobbers Prices Hit Local Retail Market
A local retailer advertises that its regular prices for many articles are lower than those charged by numerous Western jobbers. The notice highlights value in everyday goods and invites readers to compare prices, urging customers to act on the savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Snipes
Small Ads Policy Notice from Record Pub Co
The notice states small ads under one dollar must be paid in advance to avoid petty accounts. It attributes the policy to Record Pub Co with a brief stamp of publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Record Pub. CO
City ordinance dictates tree placement on avenues and Alameda street
A city ordinance requires shade trees along north south avenues and Alameda street be planted on the center line of proposed street parks about four feet from the sidewalk edge. It must be strictly observed now to avoid later changes to the correct location.
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Alameda Street
Falling wall collapse kills two and wounds ten in Pittsburg
A fifty foot brick wall left standing in gas light cabins collapsed at dawn, burying twenty workmen. Two were killed and ten probably fatally injured, many foreigners. An hour later two survivors were found crushed in a crevice. one man asked for tobacco, delivered through a crack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Ballinger Restores More Lands for Entry
Washington March 10 A large portion of lands withdrawn by the Interior Department along the Grand river in Colorado and Utah for power prospects will be opened to entry Secretary Ballinger announced after review only 32392 acres remain serviceable for entry the move confirms a rollback of Garfield era withdrawals and clarifies the scope of public land access
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Garfield
Grand River
Colorado
Utah
Ballinger
Hypnotism Declared Genuine In Court Case
Justice A J Welter ruled that hypnotism is not a fake in the Rasmussen versus Prof. Leon suit. Rasmussen sought $50 back, but the defense won with costs about $30 as Rasmussen’s testimony supported the defense. Prof Leon then demonstrated hypnotism in the courtroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Justice
A. J. Welter
Charles H. Rasmussen
Prof. Leon
Prof
Leen
Leon
Justice Welter
Rasmussen
Why Not Make This Yours A Bargain Cottage
Ad copy describes an up to date cottage with modern conveniences screened porch large front porch in a popular city residence section. Contact Fiz for details.
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FIZ
City gives away a thousand trees for Roswell plan
Roswell distributed one thousand mountain cottonwoods and American white elms to residents for planting along sidewalks and in parkings. City Clerk W T Paylor issued orders for all trees by noon and most deliveries were made by 3 pm, with recipients responsible for watering and upkeep to beautify the city.
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W. T. Paylor
Roswell
New York Troops Ordered to Strike Duty
Schenectady N Y March 10 Companies E and F of the Second regiment were ordered to proceed to Saratoga for strike duty. They left about two o clock this afternoon. The sending of the troops was due to the violence of the striking paper mill employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenectady
N. Y
Saratoga
Homesteaders May Leave Their Claims on Irrigation
Washington march 10 the senate passed a bill allowing homesteaders on irrigation reclamation projects to abandon their claims until water becomes available, enabling temporary relocation or pause in occupancy while awaiting water.
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Washington
Senate
Honest Foods Honest Prices Promote Frugal Meals
A local grocer markets simple, affordable eating with no fancy gimmicks. The store emphasizes straight "honest" prices and plainly labeled goods aimed at budget conscious customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Snipes
Metropolitan Amateur Wrestling Championship Opens
Amateur Athletic Union wrestlers from New York and within 100 miles contend for metropolitan district titles at the Boys' Club tonight with finals set for Saturday. Referees include B. J. Bradshaw and George Mehnert. Weight classes range from 105 to heavyweight with gold and silver A A U medals awarded to winners and runners up.
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New York
Amateur Athletic Union
B. J. Bradshaw
George Mehnert
Red Star Direct Boston Antwerp Service Inaugurated
With the sailing from Antwerp today the Red Star steamship line begins a direct Boston Belgium service. The Samland and the Goth will operate in white service from New York. Only steerage passengers will be carried.
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New Red Star Service
Boston
Mass
Antwerp
Red Star Steamship Line
Belgium
Samland
Philadelphia
Goth
New York Line
Battery Divided into Permanent Sections
About 75 men were put to the drill of Battery A last night. The battery was divided into permanent sections with each man assigned a place. Newly appointed corporals included Albert Pruit Burney Pruit Alfred Higgins and John W. Rhea. Chiefs of sections named A L Hull R L White head W P Lewis Jr J R J Irwin. Caisson chiefs were Albert Pratt and Joan W. Rhea. The four sections each cover one cannon. Governor ordered all New Mexico National Guard members excused from jury service and poll tax.
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Albert Pruit
Burney Pruit
Alfred Higgins
John W. Rhea
A. L. Hull
R. L. Whitehead
W. P. Lewis, Jr
J. R. J. Irwin
Albert Pratt
Joan W. Rhea
New Mexico National Guard
Run on a Big Savings Bank in Cleveland Ohio
In Cleveland on March 10 the Society for Savings faced a bank run that resumed with hundreds in line and thousands gathering around the block. Officials said the bank held more than six and a half million dollars in currency and cited rumors from the foreign district and fear of a Chicago run as possible triggers.
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Cleveland
Society For Savings
Chicago
Four Room Cottage Furniture Set for Sale
Complete four room cottage furniture in first quality quarter sawed oak. Nearly new and unused. Sold as a set or by individual pieces. Address: 408 N. Lea G. A. Flory.
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N. Lea
G. A. Flory
Bremen to Philadelphia Maine steamer launches new Lloyd line
Announcement from Philadelphia states the steamer Maine sailed today from Bremen initiating a fortnightly service by North German Lloyd Steamship Co. Breslau and Rhein will follow. Outward trips will stop at Baltimore. The service carries freight and passengers and boosts Philadelphia's shipping profile.
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Philadelphia
Maine
Bremen
North German
Lloyd Steamship Company
Breslau
Rhein
Baltimore
Trial Set for J C Maybray in Fake Races Scheme
In Council Bluffs Iowa on March 10 a U S district court trial is scheduled for J C Maybray and alleged associates charged with wholesale dwindling by fake races wrestling matches and other athletic sports. The gang is said to have operated nationwide with many wealthy men among victims.
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Council Bluffs
J. C. Maybray
United States District Court
Iowa Teachers Meet Opens In Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls hosting a regional educational convention this week with leading educators from Iowa Nebraska and South Dakota. Prominent speakers discuss school methods and training of backward children.
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Iowa
Sioux Falls
Nebraska
South Dakota
Hotel Mont Muller Sign to Rise Over El Capitan Site
Six foot letters will spell Hotel Mont Muller on the new four story hotel rising where El Capitan stood. The sign will be illuminated with electric bulbs, dayglo painted by day, and visible for nine to eleven miles from northbound trains.
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Mont Muller
R. i
Miller
el Capitan
S. A
Jade, Prager & Co
Main Street
New Capitan
Program for Central School Mothers Club
Central School hosts an afternoon program on Friday March 11 at 3 30 featuring a DL Violin Solo by Miss Matheney a lecture on School Lunches by Dr Hay maker and a Veal Solo by Mrs Kathrine Audrain McKay presented by the Central School Mothers Club.
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Central School
Mothers’ Club
Miss Matheney
Haymaker
Veal
Kathrine Audrain McKay
Standard Oil Files Second Supreme Court Brief
Washington dispatch reports Standard Oil’s second brief in its U S Supreme Court appeal filed today. The document, signed by John G. Johnson of Philadelphia John G Milburn and Frank L Crawford of New York, accompanies other counsel filings from Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andard Oil
Supreme Court
Washington
Standard Oil
Supreme Court of the United States
John G. Johnson
Philadelphia
John G. Milburn
Frank L. Crawford
New York
Charity Funds Still on Hand at Old Lady Robertson Office
The Charity Organization reports funds remain available and urges those in need to apply at the Lady Robertson office located at the corner of Second Street and Richardson Avenue, noting the charity’s move from the Texas building.
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Old Lady Robertson
Second Street
Richardson Avenue
Texas
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