Pecos Valley man confronts Holt in tense land deal clash
The Santa Fe house hears the Pennsylvan ia Development Co. land sale testimony with Holt calling for a vote to adopt the committee report. Hudspeth accuses Holt of cowardice as a heated exchange erupts over deeds and balances tied to timber land purchases in the Manzana mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos Valley
Holt
Hopewell
The
Pennsylvania Development Co
Daily Record
Santa Fe
N. M
Pennsylvania Development Company
Abbott
Colfax
Denniston
Hudspeth
Mirabel
Montoya
Moran
Sanchez
San Miguel
Ruppe
Trujillo
Walters
Mullens
Hudspeth’s
Padilla
Duncan, Miera
Dalies
Artesianty
Arthur Jelford
Anita Chapp
Loomis
W. S. Hopewell
Ss. Hopewell
Pennsylvania
Manzana Mountains
New Mexico
William H. Andrews
Santa Fe Central Railway
Board of Public Lands of
Commissioner of Public Lands
Andrews
Board of Public Lands
A A. Keen
New
Stokes and Railroads Stock Break Triggers Market Excitement
A sharp drop in stocks related to Stokes and railroads today stirs notable market activity. Investors react with heightened interest as trading intensifies across related sectors and analysts assess potential ripple effects.
Railroad President Interviews President Over Railroads Relation
In Washington a discussion with President Roosevelt followed a brief interview with Interstate Commerce Commission Chairman Knapp as President Mellen of the New Haven road seeks to allay public anxiety over railroad government relations. Harriman is said to have bought stock in the San Pedro line amid market turmoil and rumor of rail executive changes. A New Mexico mining stock fraud case against L G S Blackman and Arthur Levan saw a hearing postponed pending grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
New York
Hill
Harriman
Union Pacific
London
Clearing House
Stock -Exchange Committee
Stock Exchange
E. H. Harriman
San Francisco
Cal
W. A. Clark
Montana
San Pedro
Salt Lake
Los Angeles
FE. H. Harriman
Clark
Kerens
David Keith
Thomas Kearns
Los Angeles and Salt
Roosevelt
Washington
Mar
Charles S. Mellen
New Haven Railroad
Knapp
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mellen
New Haven Road
J. P. Morgan
Deneen
Stead
Hansbrough
North Dakota
White House
Illinois
Taft
Alton Railroad
Omaha
Neb
Denver
Col
Silver City
Federal Grand Jury
Pueblo
Hinsdale
Trial for Hayes on Obtaining Money Under False Pretenses
Frank Hayes, once jailed at Carlsbad for writing bad checks, was brought here this morning by Deputy Sheriff Guy Herbert to stand trial on the charge of obtaining money under false pretenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hayes
Carlsbad
Guy Herbert
Sale of legal blanks and ledgers at Record Office
Listing shows legal blanks for sale at the Record Office. It notes rental options for lambing grounds and mentions salt grass and alfalfa. Contact Wyatt Johnson in Roswell. 1513 w1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyatt Johnson
Roswell
Roswell Weather Report Mar 19 1940s
Local Roswell New Mexico weather summary reports a max temperature of 91, a min of 41, and a mean of 66 with no precipitation. Winds from the north at 2 miles per hour. Weather is clear. Forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Wednesday with cold temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
N. M
Upper House Passes Its Own Appropriation Bill
A council substitute bill clears the upper house authorizing new funding. The measure moves toward enactment as lawmakers balance fiscal priorities with existing budgets.
Territorial Auditor accused of converting public funds
A special committee charges Territorial Auditor Wm G Sargent converted over two thousand dollars of public money for personal use. The report urges suit for recovery and was adopted 20 to 1. A separate finding notes Hudspeth signed the report unanimously. A fist fight occurred in the council during debate over related resolutions.
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Territorial
Daily Record
Santa Fe
N. M
L. A. Hughes
James S. Duncan
J. Chaves
Wm. G. Sargent
C. V. Safford
Beach
Abbott
Colfax
The
Sargent
Hudspeth
Dakies
House
Holt
Hudspell
Pennsylvania Development Company
West Coast Deluge Floods Lowlands in California
Heavy rains flood California rivers inundating lowlands and prompting flood warnings. Authorities urge residents to evacuate in affected counties as water levels rise and creeks breach banks.
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California
Northern California Flood Deluge Strikes Towns and Rivers
Major floods sweep northern California as Marysville Oroville and Stockton towns flood and levees breach. Inland damage hits bridges crops and rail lines while Truckee River floodwaters recede in Reno. Ohio river crest reported as Cincinnati tracks flood amid widespread disruption.
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San Francisco
Cal
California
Oroville
Marysville
Folsom State Prison
Stockton
San Joaquin
Woodbridge
Lincoln
Yuba
Loran's Ferry
Monterey County
Southern Pacific
McAdie
Truckee
Reno
Nev
Sparks
Eider
Sacramento
Telephone Messag
Ohio
Cincinnati
Augusta
Gal
Augusta Chronicle
The
Chronicle
Western Union Telegraph Co
Union Ticket Office
Herald
London
John Milne
Governor Hagerman Confirms Wide Appointments Across Boards
Governor Hagerman announced Saturday the appointment confirmations for multiple state boards. Named to the Board of Pharmacy are G. S. Moore of Roswell and E. G. Murphy of Las Vegas for terms ending March 19, 1912. Dental Board members include C. N. Lord Santa Fe M. J. Moran Deming L ElErvein Albuquerque Frank N. Brora Chaves County and F. E. Olney Las Vegas. Sheep Sanitary Board members are Solomon Lima Valencia Elza White Chaves H W Kelly San Miguel Charles Sehte ter Union and Thomas D. Burns Rio Arriba. Regents of the New Mexico Military Institute at Roswell Nathan Jaffa and E. A. Cahoon named for terms ending March 22, 1910 and 1911 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Mines
Socorro
Aniceto C. Abeyta
A. H. Hilton
W. A. Fleming Jones
Las Cruces
Board of
Trustees
Miners’ Hospital
Raton
W. M. White
Colfax County
G. E. Lyons
Charles Tamme
San Miguel County
Marie T. van Houten
New Mexico Institute For the Blind
Alamogordo
R. H. Pierce
Otero County
Geo. C. Bryan
Board of Regents of Normal University
Las Vegas
J. M. Cunningham
San Miguel
O. A. Larrazolo
Joshua S. Raynolds
Albuquerque
Asylum For the Blind At
Santa Fe
Grant Rivenburg
Benjamin M. Read
Board of Regents of Insane Asylum At
B. D. Black
W. E. Gortner
Board of Regents of
New Mexico University
E. S. Stover
Frank W Clancy
Hagerman
Board of Pharmacy
G. S. Moore
Roswell
E.G. Murphy
Dental Board
C. N. Lord
M. J. Moran
Deming
L. ElErvein
Frank N. Brora
Chaves County
F. E. Olney
Solomon Lima
Valencia
Elza White
Chaves
H. W. Kelly
Charles Sehteter
Union County
Thomas D. Burns, Sr
Rio Arriba
Board of Regents
The
New Mexico Military Institute
Nathan
Jaffa
E. A. Cahoon
Hudspeth Faces House Clash Over Resolutions
The article describes a tense confrontation as Hudspeth clashes with Holt within the house chamber. Members intervene to prevent violence and peace is restored. Hudspeth is said to be gaining strength and could lead the Republican house with two weeks remaining in the session.
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House
Holt
Hudspeth
Republican House
Better cultivation methods spread among corn growers
The Earth explains a shift from deep plowing to light harrow first and shallow later cultivations. Deep tillage dries soils and harms roots, while lighter, frequent cultivations preserve moisture and promote air access, benefiting corn cotton and potato crops alike.
Train collision at Turuhiche station kills seventeen
A passenger train and a freight train collided at Turuhiche station. Seventeen people were killed and thirty five injured in Harbin Russia on March nineteenth.
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Harbin
Russia
Turuhiche Station
Viking Training Ship Blown Over in Danish Storm
The Danish training ship Viking was blown over in a storm in Copenhagen shipyards. About 100 workmen were aboard and it is believed around 50 were drowned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Denmark
Viking
Remodeling Bid Notice for Christian Church Repairs 1907
Notice to Contractors inviting bids for remodeling the Christian Church with plans on file. Bids due by March 25 1907 accompanied by a $200 certified check to guarantee contract acceptance and bond within ten days if awarded. Owner reserves right to reject all bids. Architects J M Nelson and Son March 16 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
C. Hill
Notice to collect accounts after sale of shop
Declares intent to collect all accounts immediately after selling the shop. Says to meet on the streets or call on Judge Bai ley. Signed by DAN MAJORS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Bailey
Dan Majors
Joyce-Pruit Spring Opening Slated for March 21
The Joyce Pruit Company announces its annual spring opening set for Thursday afternoon March 21. The Silver Tea by the Presbyterian Ladies Aid at Mrs. Fred C. Hunt’s North Hill home continues tonight until ten with a nice program planned.
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Joyce-Pruit Company
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
Fred C. Hunt
North Hill
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Hudspeth Swats Holt
Territory
Keen
Department of the Interior
Sharon
Commissioner of Public Lands Security
H. J. Hagerman
Bank of Commerce
Edmund J. Burke
W.H. Farr
Washington, D. C
Stoces and Railroads
U.S. Weather Bureau
Andrew Jackson
Rch
J. M. Nelson & Son, Architects
N. Ky
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