Strike Likely as Managers Clash in Dispute
A probable strike looms as managers clash over terms. Negotiations stall amid mounting tension and possible disruption to daily operations.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1907
Page
1
Arbitrate Labor Leaders and Railroad Dispute Moves
Chicago March 8 labor leaders and railroad managers clash over arbitration under a 1898 act. Railroads threaten to use federal arbitration while labor leaders refuse. Montgomery Alabama reports streetcar strike reduces service to seven hundred workers as delegates plan visits near Mobile.
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Chicago
Mar
Generl
Western Railroads
Act of Congress
Board of Arbitration
Interstate Commerce Commission
Labor Commission
College Baseball Opens with Wide Interest Today
The opening college baseball games draw broad attention as teams launch the season. Fans, players, and coaches anticipate early moves, with media coverage highlighting key matchups and emerging talents.
Alabama Nine Invades North with Ambitious Baseball Schedule
The Alabama baseball team opens the season with Howard on the Tuscaloosa campus and plans a 32 game schedule. They will face Dartmouth Amherst Brown and other New England colleges on their home diamonds and undertake a wide northern tour to end in Seattle at the University of Washington. The squad features pitchers Gray Chapman and Sanders with Noojin at first base and other returning stars plus promising recruits. The football manager is exploring an even wider western and northwest trip, while Alabama holds state football and South baseball titles.
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Alabama
Montgomery
Ala
Howard College
Tuscaloosa
University of Alabama
Dartmouth
Amherst
Brown
New England
South
Gray
Chapman
Sanders
Noojin
Vanderbilt University
University of Louisiana
Auburn
Owenton
Mississippi
Mercer University
Baseball Nine
Far West
Northwest
Seattle
University of Washington
State Supreme Court Affirms Great Northern Stock Issuance
The Minnesota Supreme Court upheld Great Northern railroad's right to issue stock authorized by its directors, despite an injunction argued by Attorney General Ing. The case centered on whether the company must first seek approval and examination from the state railroad and warehouse commission to justify necessity and purpose.
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St. Paul Minn
State Supreme Court
Great Northern Railroad
Ing
State Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Corbin Banking Company Assigns Assets to Creditors
New York March 28 The Corbin Banking Company assigned for the benefit of its creditors to George C. Austin. The two members are George S. Edgell and Austin ria. Assets exceed liabilities by over a million dollars with principal assets in valuable real estate that must be sacrificed in time to meet maturing obligations. Creditors will likely be paid in full.
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New Yok
Mar
Corbin Banking Company
George C. Austin
George S. Edgell
Austin
Ria
Mexican War Veteran Hamlin F. Lee Dies in Colorado Springs
Hamlin F. Lee aged 87 died suddenly from heart failure in Colorado Springs. A veteran of the Mexican and Civil Wars he fought for the Union and was a nephew of General Robert E. Lee.
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Colorado Springs
Hamlin F. Lee
Robert E. Lee
Unio
Alabama Educators Meet in Mobile
The Alabama Educational Association opened its twenty sixth annual session in Mobile with hundreds of teachers in attendance. Mayor J P Lyons spoke for the city and Mrs E S Colston for the schools, with Hon E M Robinson representing citizens. An entertainment program and visits to local historical sites were planned. principal speakers included Jas H Foster and James B.
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Alabama
Mobile
Ala
Alabama Wbducational Association
J.P. Lyons
E. S. Colston
E. M. Robinson
Old Gulf City
Jas. H. Foster
Kansas City Live Stock Prices March Market Report
Cattle receipts 2000 with 100 southern. market strong to 10 cents higher. Southern steers 3.85 to 5.25, southern cows 2.75 to 3.75, stockers 3.60 to 5.00, bulls 3.00 to 4.26, calves 4.00 to 7.00, western fed steers 4.25 to 5.80, western red cows 3.00 to 4.50. Sheep receipts 4000. market steady. Muttons 5.25 to 6.00, lambs 7.25 to 7.80, range wethers 5.60 to 5.80.
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Kansas City
Canal Completion Expected in Five Years
Mas City reports Charles F. Scott of Iola Kansas told a party of congressmen back from the United States trip that the canal can and will be finished in about five years and will not take much longer than five years.
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Mas City
Mar
Charles F. Scott
Iola
Kansas
Ma Canal
Local actors receive praise for Majestic show
Roswell audience applauded a all star local company in Captain Rackett at the Majestic. The benefit for the Roswell Fire Department raised just over four dollars in receipts. The cast included Mesdames Whiteman Reeves Hobson and Messrs Foreman Aubrey Smith Carroll Smith and Fred Wilson. The group was commended for balanced acting and musical numbers with Roswell band and Norville Croft orchestra. A Cheerful Liar was announced as their next production likely to draw crowds.
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Rackett
Majestic
Roswell
Charles Whiteman
J. B. Reeves
Laura Hobson
George Foreman
Aubrey Smith
Carroll Smith
Fred Wilson
Reverend Vermillion Moves Family to Hagerman
Reverend H F Vermillion pastor of the Baptist church leaves with brother Joe Vermillion who arrived from Nevada Texas to establish homestead claims in Hagerman. Vermillion will base his residence there while continuing his charge, and his family follows to join the claim today.
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Vermillion
Hagerman
H. F. Vermillion
The
Baptist Church
Joe Vermillion
Nevada
Texas
New Yorker James H. Smith Dies During World Tour in Kioto
James H. Smith, a wealthy New Yorker, died in Kioto on March 28 after a world wedding tour. He had toothache en route, received care in several places, and underwent gum surgery on March 25. Grave symptoms followed and doctors believe cancer caused his death.
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Kioto
Japan
James H. Smith
Indian Ocean
Shanszhai
Roswell Weather Summary March Report
U S Weather Bureau local report Roswell New Mexico March 28 temperatures shown max 80 min 52 mean 66 precipitation 0 wind southwest 15 miles per hour conditions cloudy forecast for Roswell area fair and colder tonight Friday fair and warmer statewide fair with snow in northeast portion colder in southeast portion Friday warmer official in charge M Wright
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Roswell
N. M
S. W
New Mexico
M. Wright
Two Storks to Spain Rumor Sparks Court Gossip
Washington reports wide belief in a royal Spanish pregnancy with twins eyed by physicians for the young queen. Diplomats note regional interest as primogeniture law could place the elder child on the throne, while gender of twins remains uncertain amid political tensions.
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Spain
Roswell Band Volunteers Music For Firemen’s Event
The Roswell city Band directed by Capt. Jack Fletcher furnished music for a firemen’s entertainment last night. Eighteen players performed on the street and in front of the opera house to a large crowd. Dr Leslie Audrain assisted the group. Captain Fletcher has organized an auxiliary to the band and is ready to provide music for all occasions.
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Roswell City
Jack Fletcher
Leslie Audrain
Aptain Fletcher
Eastern Teachers Association Convening in Boston
Prominent educators from Eastern and New England states gather in Boston for the gold convention of the Eastern Teachers Association. Sessions run through tomorrow and Saturday with many distinguished speakers on the program.
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Boston
Mass
New England
Eastern Teachers’ Association
Funeral Set Friday For Mrs. Howe At Pruit Home
Relatives and friends learned in weeks past that she could not recover and for three days death was expected hourly. The funeral will be Friday at 4 30 PM from the Pruit home at Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth street. The Rev. Lonberg will conduct the service. Interment in South Side cemetery. INTERESTING AND INSTRUCTIVE DISPLAY BY MANUFACTURERS.
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Pruit
Pennsylvania Avenue
Sixth Street
Lonberg
Episcopal Church
South Side Cemetery
Mrs. Pruit
Edna Stanton
Fairfield
Chicago
Roswell
Pecos Valley
Mr. Pruit
World Fairs Exhibit Promotes Industrial Progress and Trade
Norfolk detail outlines a James Town Exposition Selective Display of new manufacturing inventions and factory practices aimed at reducing costs and boosting efficiency. It notes government support, the role of the Department of Manufacturers and Liberal Arts, and the need to regulate production for national wealth distribution. Also reports on Mrs. Pruit of Roswell and a foreign banker critique of Harriman era finance in New York.
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Norfolk
New York
Chicago
New Orleans
San Francisco
Army
Navy
Board of Governors
Department of Manufacturers and Liberal Arts
Packing House
North
Mrs Albert Pruit Dies After Illness at Sanitarium
Mrs Albert Pruit died at noon at the North Spring River Sanitarium after a lingering illness since mid January. Friends and relatives mourn a life marked by devoted care and widespread concern during her illness.
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Albert Pruit
North Spring River Sanitarium
McClung Plans Official Program For Convention
A committee led by O E Frewen and W S E Mason outlined a 36 page official program for the annual association convention to be held in Roswell on April 16 17 18. Two thousand five hundred copies will be printed and distributed free with advertising rates obtainable from McClung.
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Panhandler
Sto
G Kilgour
President plans to raise American delegates to Hague Conference
Washington March 28 The President decided to increase the number of American delegates to the second Hague Conference. The change will not affect the disposition of the various projects to be considered. The aim is to enlarge the American delegation while preserving the delegation’s authority and stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roswell firm to furnish brick for Texico Farwell ice plant
A Roswell cement brick maker will supply 75 000 bricks for an ice plant under construction at Farwell New Mexico near the Texico line. The contractor Gray of Farn will oversee the work. The firm has expanded recently and conducted substantial business in Texico and Farwell.
King Alfonso Said to Be Suffering from Tuberculosis
Paris March 28 reports from the Journal that news has reached King Alfonso of Spain is seriously ill with tuberculosis and the court is quiet and cautious about his condition.
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Paris
Quirins
Alfonso
Spain
Tornado Hits Chanute City Area in Kansas
A small tornado struck the rural outskirts of Chanute Kansas early today damaging about six houses and other minor property while authorities report no injuries.
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Chanute
Kan
Annual Military Inspection in Washington
The annual militia inspection for the district of Columbia concludes this evening with Major Lloyd M. Brett of the First Cavalry reviewing the naval battalion aboard the United States ship Puritan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
District of Columbia
Lloyd M. Brett
First Cavalry
New York Park Board Opens Elephants House Bid
Sealed bids were opened this afternoon by the Park Board for the erection of an elephant house in the New York Zoo logical garden in Bronx Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Park Board
New York Zoological Garden
Bronx Park
Knights of Honor Meet Opens in Providence
The Rhode Island and Connecticut grand lodge Knights of Honor began its annual session in Providence on March 28 as part of the organization’s meeting this year.
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Knights of Honor
Providence
R. I
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Notice to Real Estate Dealers Withdrawn Property
Notice withdraws from the market the real estate of 2313 D. M. Downes. The rest of the text urges to spend an hour at Majestic tonight.
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D. M. Downes
Majestic
No change in United States Mortgage and Trust board
New York March 28 no change was made in the directorate of the United States Mortgage and Trust Company following the stockholders annual meeting held in the morning.
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New York
United States Mortgage and Trust Company
Travel ing Men’s Fair and Pure Food Exposition Opens
In Pittsburg Kansas on March 28 a traveling men’s fair and pure food exposition opened with displays from leading manufacturers nationwide. Highlights include an old time country store and several foreign bazaars. Go to the Majestic tonight at 10.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Forest fires threaten South Alabama timber near Florida line
Forest fires sweep across southern Alabama near the Florida border endangering millions of dollars in pine timber as crews battle the flames.
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Alabama
Montgomery
Ala
South
Florida Line
Change program at Majestic tonight features visiting Dr Hamilton
Dr J Odd Hamilton and L R Weatherford arrived from Kenna yesterday after Hamilton's trip to the mountains. Mrs Parker Earle has returned from four months on the Pacific Coast including Los Angeles and Pasadena with other stops.
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J. Odd Hamilton
L. R. Weatherford
Kenna
Dr. Hamilton
See change program Majestic 16e
W H Angell arrived from Artesia on business. Preston and Newton Baker of Artesia came by train for a short local visit. Chester C Pegg arrived from Amarillo on business. Mrs Manger and mother arrived from Portales for a sightseeing visit.
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Majestic
W. H. Angell
Artesia
Preston
Newton Baker
Chester CC
Pegg
Amarillo
Mrs. Manger
Mother
Portales
Tarkington Visits Roswell En Route Home
A. P. Tarkington of Santa Fe ad jutant general of the National Guard of New Mexico was in Roswell today between the morning train and afternoon auto on his way home from Artesia and Carlsbad.
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A. P. Tarkington
Santa Fe
The
National Guard of
New Mexico
Roswell
Artesia
Carlsbad
Telegraph Wires Disable Record Report
The Record suffered from faulty telegraph wires preventing a full wireless report. Reporters could not transmit all details due to the technical failure, resulting in incomplete coverage of the day’s events.
For Rent Furnished Rooms in Pecos Area
Short notice rental listing for furnished rooms at 512 N Pecos. Includes single occupancy options with utilitys and nearby amenities. Contact details not readable in OCR.
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N. Pecos
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