Legislature Concludes With Budget Shifts and New Bills
Special to The Daily Record from Santa Fe New Mexico on March 21 details the final legislative day. The appropriation bill grows by 1081 from prior totals, funding police, game warden, immigration, and a district attorney system. Artesia eddy county plans surface as a legislative maneuver. The anti gambling bill passes, and unions of counties gain or lose allocations as committees report. Telegraph and rail lines recover after floods and landslides with forecasts of clearing weather.
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Examining the Guns to Detect Crime
Secretary Taft sent Brigadier General Crozier’s report on guns assigned to companies B and C of the 25th Infantry after the August 13 incident. The letter cites transcription errors in property books, casting doubt on two guns alleged to have been used and whether they were issued to soldiers.
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Unnecessary Tree Cutting Sparks Public Outcry
The Record received many calls condemning the school board for removing shade trees at the school house square. A prominent business figure urged fining all involved in electing the trees as an act of vandalism. City authorities served notice on the board to clear any trees on school property, with Stockard strongly condemning the move.
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California Storm Diminishes Across State
San Francisco reports the long storm over California has broken and indications show wide improvement. Rivers running through the state recede as weather signs point to calmer conditions and relief for affected areas.
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Ingenious Inventions Parade From Daily Life to Million Dollar Ideas
A lively survey of accidental and everyday inventions that turned into fortunes. From gimlet pointed screws to sugar whitening by clay, dyeing cloth, feather bone in fashion, and paper fasteners to anti snoring devices. Women contribute over 3500 devices mainly for home use.
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Moving pictures and illustrated songs at Majestic
Tonight at the Majestic a program of moving pictures and illustrated songs is offered for ten cents admission. The show features a varied lineup and is promoted as an entertaining district attraction.
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Wreck of the Chicago Limited near Pittsburgh
The Chicago Limited from New York to Chicago on the Pennsylvania railroad derailed at Stuart 17 miles east of Pittsburgh at 35 mph. No injuries reported. Fish-plates removed and bolts taken. rails bent inward. Wreckers suspected malice or loot. investigation underway.
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Joyce-Pruit Co Opens Spring Millinery and Goods Daytime
Joyce-Pruit Co shifts its annual spring opening from a night social to a daytime business event. From 1 to 6 pm Thursday, the great dry goods department unveiled spring and summer millinery and goods with a holiday atmosphere. Shoppers viewed new hats including mushroom, Marie Antoinette, Cheyenne for children, and Namkin straw shades, with ribbons and flowers everywhere.
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Plum and Fifth Street Trouble Settled in Roswell
Roswell city council committee led by Mayor Stockard and Councilmen Johnson and Robinson resolved the dispute over East Fifth and Plum streets. Landowner I E Thompson to receive 2325 dollars as compensation for Fifth Street land. Plum Street will be reopened at no cost. Special matinee for children Saturday at 3 o'clock, 10 cents.
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Auto Crash Misses Hondo Bridge on South Main
Nathan Jaffa and friends narrowly escaped injury after their car flipped at seven o'clock yesterday on South Main Street near Hondo Bridge. The rest of the week’s Majestic program proceeded as scheduled.
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Burton Freed After Six Month Sentence
Ironton Missouri March 22 Joseph R Burton former U S Senator from Kansas is released from jail after completing a six month sentence for violating a federal statute by appearing before a government department as the paid representative of a alleged get rich quick concern from St Louis He also owes a 2500 fine which remains as a civil judgment Burton plans to publish a paper to express his views and to fight bad measures rather than individuals Boise Caldwell and New York dispatches follow with legal notes on other cases Thaw Ruef and Rayner are mentioned with trial dates and death sentence decisions Kansas City hosts a major indoor athletic carnival with participants from Missouri valley schools and Fort Leavenworth Fort Riley teams in a relay and various track events and prizes.
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Illinois Teachers Meet in Jacksonville Twenty-Third Session
The Central Illinois Teachers Association held its twenty-third annual session at the Christian church in Jacksonville starting today. Key speakers include W. J. Sutherland of Western Illinois Normal School and John M. Coulter of Chicago University on science in education, and James E. Russell of Columbia University on the trend of American education. The program features sections for county superintendents and teachers across grades and subjects, with music by the Illinois College orchestra and Jacksonville high school glee club.
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Western Shooting Tourneys Open in Fall City Neb
The Western trap shooting circuit begins in Fall City Nebraska with a two day meet drawing many state sportsmen. Upcoming meets include Missouri and Kansas league at St Joseph and Ottawa Kansas in mid April. The season ends with the grand American handicap in Chicago June 18 to 21.
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Minnesota Dairymen Organize Meeting in St Paul
Minnesota State Dairymen's association gathers in the old capitol at St Paul on March 22 to perfect a cooperative plan. Dairies statewide would ship butter directly to the city for storage and graded sale, eliminating commission dealers.
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Masons Invite Members to Roswell Lodge Visit
The several Masonic orders will confer a favor by calling on Mr. R. M. Parsons at the First National Bank. A. N. Pratt Grand Master of Masons of New Mexico will visit Roswell lodge No. 18 on Saturday evening March 23 at 8 o'clock. All Masons are cordially invited.
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Crescent City Derby Draws Record Crowd in New Orleans
New Orleans fans expect a Derby crowd of 12 000 to 20 000 for the $10 000 race at the Fair Grounds. Top contenders include Gild Judge Post Montgomery Martian Morales Tileing Mortiboy Halbard Fantastic Allan Mais e Bitter Miss Lens Yankee Girl and Grace Larsen with Til ing and Judge Post regarded as strong bets.
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Cattle and Sheep Prices Steady in Kansas City Market
Kansas City stock market report shows cattle receipts 2000 with Southern steers at 3.75 to 4.20, cows 3.00 to 4.00, stockers and feeders 3.00 to 4.25, western fed steers 4.00 to 5.75, calves 3.50 to 7.00. Sheep receipts 7000 with muttons 5.25 to 6.00, lambs 7.00 to 7.45, range wethers 5.50 to 6.00, fed ewes 5.00 to 5.75. Market overall weak for sheep.
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Manly Vigorous Men Needed For Action In Policy
Oklahoma City Times Journal quotes Prof Croft announcing a Philharmonic band free outdoor concert in the courthouse yard Sunday at 3 30 in the afternoon. The piece urges initiative and ambition as essential, condemning indolent peers as worthless and emphasizing the value of vigor and productive effort.
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Three Days Battle Near Nicaragua Front
The American consul in Managua reports a three day clash on March 18 near Nicaragua Honduras. About 5 000 Salvadoreans and Hondurans led by Gene Presa were defeated with 1 000 killed. Nicaragua holds the front with 20 troops and plans to attack Checa and Tegucigalpa.
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Notable Executions and Legal Moves Across U S Courts
Reports list upcoming hangings at San Quentin and Luray for murder cases including John Simerson, Louis Dabne, Peter Goode, and Ruth Jackson. Other items note appeals for Chester Gillette and Angie Birdsong, delayed trials in Washington and Mississippi, and a Denver case possibly being dropped.
The Burden of the Few Editorial Call on Town Boosters
The Ottawa Herald argues that all townspeople should help, but active work falls to a few. Commercial clubs should unite with the central business group to foster town pride and participation. It notes the common question of what the club has done and urges finding leaders with time and interest to drive the effort.
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