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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1905
Page
5
In Golden Colorado on March 23, freshmen and sophomores at the State School of Mines fought amid student rivalries. About a dozen were injured including Harry B. Clapp Otto Williams and Arthur J. Weinig. Clapp sustained dangerous injuries while Williams and Weinig suffered serious internal injuries as others received cuts and bruises. Clapp was knocked down during the brawl.
A monster excursion attracted a record crowd to Bagwell with two trains of prospector coaches. Tallmadge cars led one section while the rest formed the second. West Point holds team and individual titles, but the Naval Academy and colleges like Yale Harvard Pennsylvania are challenging to unseat.
A temperance lecture at the Presbyterian Church in Roswell sparked a broader discussion as a fight broke out over a class jealousy issue. A participant suffered a head injury and concussion amid the disturbance. President Anderson ordered a thorough investigation into the incident.
Sensible buying urged for Stein-Bloch ready-to-wear suits praised for quality and style. The piece also recounts tributes to Miss Crosby from Grover Cleveland and others, noting her songwriting beginnings after losing sight in infancy and wartime patriotic songs. Includes a brief note on Ernest Best returning from Campbell.
The Panhandle Association will hold a meeting in Amarillo on April 18 led by president O H Nelson. Nelson has driven improvements in Panhandle cattle and pushed for opening a market in the central West for well bred cattle and calves of the range country.
Kansas City March 24 The annual meeting of the Western Ice Manufacturers Association began here today and will continue through tomorrow. Leading manufacturers from a dozen states are in attendance.
About seventy five trees were donated to the Cemetery Association on Arbor Day observance yesterday. Seven ladies braved a storm to direct planting in the cemetery while six or seven more assisted in the afternoon. The sexton completed the remaining work. The group plans a meeting Saturday with Mrs Helmig to arrange a hot tamale supper on April first.
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