Tubercular Congress debates milk and human spread
Washington May 3. The tubercular Congress discusses whether tuberculosis is caused by milk or meat from bovine sources and what is best for tubercular patients. Dr William H Park of New York cites that only 2.5 percent of NYC tuberculosis comes from infected dairy and meat, arguing adults contract disease from humans.
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Washington
Wiliam H. Pank
New York
New York City
William H. Park
National Association For the Study and Prevention of
Park
Ars
It Koch
Berlin
Ashington
James Jenkins, Jr
Brook
National Association For Study and Prevention of
Ano
Jenkins
Kansas City Stock Market Cattle Hog and Sheep Prices
Kansas City stock market notes cattle receipts 10 000 with steady to ten cents lower prices for native and southern cattle and calves western steers and cows mixed. Hog receipts 14 000 market weak to five cents lower heavy and packer bids mostly 9.05 to 9.30 with pigs 8 8 50. Sheep receipts 12 000 market ten cents lower muttons 5.50 to 7.50 lambs 7.00 to 8.80 fed western ewes and yearlings 5.50 to 7.25.
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Kansas City Stock Market
Kansas City
Daily Record Promises to Meet Read Requests
Readers are assured that any demands placed in the Daily Record will be fulfilled. The notice emphasizes the paper’s commitment to serving the needs of its audience with timely responses and available notices.
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Daily Record
Protests Rise Over Jeffries Johnson Fight Across Cities
Philadelphia ministers urge nationwide protest against the Johnson-Jeffries bout calling it a national moral calamity. In Oakland the fight is denounced as desecrating a patriotic holiday with plans for a mass remonstrance. Chicago reports telegrams noting caution to bettors and the McCarthy death cited by church leaders. Ben Lomond notes Jeffries confident ahead of training. San Francisco sees promoters place twenty thousand dollars in forfeit as Johnson and Meason pose with the gold stack.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
California
Oakland
Calif
Greater Oakland
Jeffries-Johnson
Chicago
Jack Johnson
Wnli
Tommy McCarthy
Ben Lemond
Johnson
Cate
Jim Jeffries
Jeffries
Ben Lomond
San Francisco
Kemp and Nannie Ross Married at Artesia
E B Kemp manager of the Kemp Lumber Company yards at Artesia and Miss Nannie Ross of Artesia were married at Artesia last night and came to Roswell on their honeymoon today. They traveled by auto with R H Kemp, Mrs J J Sullivan and Miss Elizabeth Dooley. The couple’s trunk to Roswell was covered with luck symbols and bride related insignia as they reached The Gilkeson hotel. Mr Kemp is well known in Roswell and many wishes were extended.
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E. B. Kemp
Kemp Lumber Company
Artesia
Nannie Ross
Roswell
R. H. Kemp
J. J. Sullivan
Elizabeth Dooley
Gilkeson
Kemp
St Elmo Company Scheduled for May 11 12
Capt M S Murray manager of the Rommory has booked the St Elmo Company a strong theatrical organization to play here May 11 and 12. More detailed announcement will be made later.
Robert Oden Smith at the Armory Saturday Night
A public event advertisement notes Robert Oden Smith appears at the Armory this Saturday night. Tickets priced 75, 50 and 25 cents. Notary public Mary A. Cobean is mentioned in connection with the notice.
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Robert Oden Smith
the Armory
Mary A. Cobean Notary Public
Roswell Board of Education reorganizes for two years
The Roswell Board of Education completed the biennial election changes. W. T. Joyner was re-elected president J. J. Jaffa re-elected vice president Capt. M. S. Murray chosen clerk M. H. Brasher named superintendent with a two year contract and salary increases. Old board adjourned sine die and new officers, committees, and duties were set. Attendance and truancy data were reported for April and a summer school plan was approved. A call for parental involvement and a Mothers Club appeal closed the article.
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Roswell
Messrs
Joyner
McGaffey
Buchly
Saunders
Jaffa
Hamilton
Divers
Ray
Murray
Finley
Rucker
Montana
Supt
Brasher
Toyner
Offce
A. J. Weler
Gibbany
Crawford
M. A. Finley
Dr. Joyner
J. J. Baffa
Capt. Murray
M. H. Brasher
Hamilton and Murray
Ogle
Rockafellow Installed as Roswell Postmaster Today
A. H. Rockafellow became postmaster of the Roswell Office this morning, succeeding resigned Robert Kellahin. Mrs. Dora Mathews, former Kellahin assistant, finished service last night. Kellahin will stay to help transition before likely moving into real estate and insurance. Rockafellow plans to name his assistant later and will run the office personally.
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Rockafellow
A. H. Rockafellow
Roswell
Robert Kellahin
Dora Mathews
Kellahin
Lake Arthur Not Coming Game Tomorrow
Word from Roswell reports that Lake Arthur will not travel for the scheduled game this week. The Institute and High School clash tomorrow afternoon with Akin to pitch for the High School and Riggins for the Institute.
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Lake Arthur
Arthur
Roswell
Institute
High School
Akin
Riggins
Central School Mothers Club Program Agenda
The Central School Mothers Club hosts a Friday program on May 6 at 3 30 pm in the Central building with piano solo by Bernice Shepherd recitation by Irene Murray address by Dr W C Murray and plan talks for next year stressing mothers attendance and school welfare.
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Bernice Shepherd
PARCR
Carolyn North
Irene Murray
W.C. Murray
Bargains Offered By Parsons and Lawrence
Modern cottage near the Central School and a well improved farm four miles south of the city are offered at sacrifice by Parsons and Lawrence fire insurance real estate loans accountants notary agents Kansas City Life 215 North Main St.
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Parsons & Lawrence
City Council Set for Regular May Session Tonight
The city council meets in regular session this May evening. On the agenda are the sprinkling tax ordinance and the city supervisor ordinance, which are expected to pass. The prohibition ordinance will receive its second reading at the meeting.
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Washington
Lee K. Frankel
National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
Dr. Frankel
Frankel
Battery A Holds Gun Drill Meeting Prompt and Steady
A fair turnout attended Battery A last night as continuation of the gun drill was held with good results.
Wool Market Report from St Louis May 3
Wool prices steady with unchanged market. Territory and western mediums quoted at 22 to 24, fine mediums at 18 to 20, fine at 11 1A.
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St. Louis
Hard Blow to Dr Hyde in Cyanide Murder Case
Judge Latshaw overruled the defense motion to strike Dr Haines testimony as speculative. The ruling supports the state theory that cyanide tests show the poison in the bodies of Colonel and Chrisman Swope. Envelopes with capsules dropped by Dr Hyde were admitted, and Dr Haines testified the stains on the paper came from cyanide.
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Kansas City
Latshaw
Hyde
Dr. Haines
Colonel
Chrisman Swope
Haines
Tax Payers Urged to List Property for Taxes
Public notice cites Sec 25 Chap 22 Laws of 1899 requiring all property owners to ensure real estate is listed for taxation by March 1 and urging timely listing. If not, assessors will list property and levy a 25 percent penalty, with deadlines from March 1 to May 15 to avoid penalties.
Cattle dealer Win Lane ships Pecos Valley herd to Colorado
Win Lane of Cheyenne Wells Colorado and Barney McKissick left for Carlsbad last night to ship out a trainload of Pecos Valley cattle today. Through McKissick a total of 1900 head have been bought by Mr Lang and shipped to Colorado this spring to be put on the range there.
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Win. Lane
Cheyenne Wells
Colorado
Carlsbad
Barney McKissick
Mr. McKissick
Pecos Valley
Mr. Lang
Local optionist wins in Alabama primaries
Returns today show ONeill the local optionist candidate for governor leads Mallory the statewide prohibitionist in the Democratic primary. The tally may fall short of twenty thousand, possibly about ten thousand, but ONeill is likely safely nominated.
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Alabama
Montgomery
Aila
O’neill
Mallory
Bristley Initiated Into Elk Lodge Then Plans Move to Houston
Leon P. Bristley former Roswell Hardware keeper and later with Independent Hardware was initiated into the Elk lodge at a special meeting. He departs for Houston Texas tomorrow to make his home after living in Roswell sixteen months and leaving many friends.
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Leon P. Bristley
Roswell Hardware &Co
Independent Hardware Company
Elk Lodge
Mr. Bristley
Houston
Texas
Roswell
Roswell Weather Report May 3 Observations
Local Roswell New Mexico report at 6:00 am lists max 80, min 47, mean 64, 0.0 inches precipitation, wind N at 8 mph, cloudy. Compares to last year’s extremes: max 80, min 32. Sixteen year record shows max 94 in 1902, min 32 in 1909. Forecast calls for partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday.
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U. & Weather Bureau
Roswell
N. M
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