Bribery case rips through political ranks
Chicago May 7 Democratic representative Michael Link was indicted for perjury in the Lorimer bribery case and confessed to the grand jury. Three Democrats face bribery-related indictments alongside Link including Lee O Neil and Robert E Wilson. Several other defendants face theft and assault charges with numerous bonds dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Icago
Michael Link
Pey Wayman
Link
Conner
Lee O'Neil
Robert E. Wilson
Mounted Police Lieutenant Heads for Hillsboro Hunt
Albuquerque New Mexico May 7 John W Collier a lieutenant of the Mounted Police departed last night for Hillsboro to aid in arresting a dangerous band of cattle rustlers operating in Sierra County authorities said the mission aims to curb rustling and restore local security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sbuquerque
N. M
John W. Collier
Mounted Police
Hillsboro
Sierra Coun
Messenger of Mirth at Armory Tonight
W Heaton book-keeper for Price Co suffers illness after a peculiary ailment. He endured fever nausea and other complications. An operation revealed grains of wheat in a cavity and a badly rated condition. He is very ill this morning with fever and confusion surrounding the unclear cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Heaton
Price &Co
Wool Market Report From Louis Missouri May 7
The Wool Market from Louis, Missouri dated May 7 notes unchanged prices for wool. Territory and western med iums list prices from 22 to 24, fine mediums 18 to 20, and fine 11 to 14.
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Louis
No Indictment for Murder Against T E Summers
Territorial Grand Jury reports its first session with nineteen true bills and seven no bills. The no bills include the case of E Summers tied to an alleged murder, as District Attorney Fullen and others presented the week’s findings and actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E .Territorial Grand Jury
Fullen
E. Summers
United Railways stockholders may approve bonds and stock rise
New York May 6 stockholders of the United Railways Investment Company owners of San Francisco street railways and Pittsburgh lighting systems will meet today to authorize a 6 million dollar issue of twenty year bonds at 6 percent convertible into common stock and an 8 million dollar increase in common stock to support the conversion. Proceeds will cover outstanding notes and dividends and other indebtedness. A resolution asks to grant directors authority to issue from time to time up to October 1, 1911 part of preferred stock at par to pay or adjust arrears of dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Railways Investment Company
San Francisco
Pittsburg
Fuir
All Star British team sails for South Africa in May
London May 6 an all star aggregation selected by the Football Association leaves for South Africa. The sixteen man British team is led by C J Hughes and will play a series of games against the best football teams in the Confederation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Football Association
South Africa
C. J Hughes
King George V Proclaimed as King After Edward VII Death
London scene shifts to mourning after the death of Edward VII. The proclamation of George V follows the royal death, with crowds at Buckingham Palace and news of flags at half mast. Taft sends condolences. U.S. markets briefly steady as London closes.
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George V
Privy Council
St. James Palace
Earl of Crewe
Marlborough House
Edward VII
Alexandria
United Kingdom
Ireland
India
Ais
Frogmore
London
England
Edward
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Canterbury
York
Buckingham Palace
William
Reid
Dorchester House
Queen Alexandria
George
Taft
Washington
King Edward
Spectacular clash erupts in Ballinger Pinchot hearing
Washington May 7 The Ballinger Pinchot hearing featured a dramatic outburst as Horace T. Jones challenged Secretary Ballinger saying he doubted Ballinger's statement and wanted Dixon to testify. Senator Root warned Jones of contempt risks as Brandeis and Ballinger sparred in a tense exchange. The event was followed by a late night social with an orchestra and dancing that stretched past two in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ballinger
Ballinger Pinchot
Horace T. Jones
The
Land Office
Gravis
EB. W. Dixon
Jones
Dixon
Root
Brandeis
Nelson
Kansas City Market Cattle Hog And Sheep Receipts Report
Cattle receipts around 1000 with 600 southern cattle. Market steady across cattle with ranges for native and southern steers and cows, stockers, bulls, calves and western cattle. Hog receipts about 2500 with prices shifted 10 to 15 cents lower. main sales around 9.25 to 9.40 for various hog categories. Sheep receipts about 1000 with steady market. muttons and lambs priced 5.50 to 7.75 and 6.5 to 8.75 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Ewestern
Elks Club Concludes Season With Elegant Party
The Elks closed the social season with a formal party, praised for its success and led by the entertainment committee. Credit is given to the young women in charge including Mesdames Lyman Saunders Roscoe Nisbet and Misses Hazel Mook Hazel Allison Katheryn Bean and Ruby Saunders. Dancing dominated the evening with a program opening featuring musical numbers and an orchestra overture.
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The
Elks
Mesdames Lyman Saunders
Roscoe Nisbet
Hazel Mook
Hazel Allison
Katheryn Bean
Ruby Saunders
Phone 65 Kansas City Life
A brief classified style line lists Phone 65 for Kansas City Life at 215 North Main Street, indicating a contact point and location for services.
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Kansas City Life
North Main St
Notable Evening of Music and Whistling Talent
A concert featured a vocal number by Col. W. S. Barlow and piano duets by Mrs. Katherine J A McKay and Miss Nell Bean, plus a Mrs. George Williams solo. The crowd delighted in every performance. A Albuquerque visitor, Mr Kerrman, a skilled whistler, was invited to perform and recalled for encore, with Annie Laurie Dobbs adding piano accompaniment. The evening then shifted to dancing as the Norvell group performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. W. S. Barlow
Katherine JA. McKay
Nell Bean
George Williams
Kerrman
Albuquerque
Annie Laurie Dobbs
Norvell
Modie Rainbolt Hurts Arm in Auto Cranking Incident
Elmo “Modie” Rainbolt sustained a broken arm while cranking a Roswell Vaughn auto stage near the Macho. He continued driving six to seven miles before stopping due to pain. A Roswell outbound car met him, delaying yesterday's mail service. Judge Wm. H. Pope, back from Carrizozo, was the sole passenger aboard the delayed car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modie Rainbolt
Elmo Rainbolt
Wm. H. Pope
Carrizozo
Notice to the Public Establishes Cash Basis May 1 1910
The undersigned Rubber Companies announce a shift to strict cash transactions starting May 1 1910. Roswell Rubber & Supply Co and Fiaty Rubber Co sign the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Respectfelly, Roswell Rubber & Supply Co
Fiatey Rubber Co
Seventeen Year Old Bandit Sentenced for Murder
Corydon Indiana May 7 A 17 year old boy bandit Thomas Jefferson Hoal was found guilty of murder and sentenced to life imprisonment for the Merchants National Bank heist last November in which cashier J H Fawcett was killed the bank president J K Woodward wounded and a nearby chauffeur injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
Ind
Thomas Jefferson Hoal
Hoal
Merchants National Bank
J. H Fawcett
J. K. Woodward
Notice to Water Consumers About Payment Reminders
Notice to water users urging payment of water rents without delay. Mentions city water disruption when payments are outstanding and gives a date May 6, 1910 with address 5412.
Mothers' Club Active After May Meeting at Central School
The Mothers' Club met at Central School on May 6 with a program including a piano solo by Bernice Shepherd, a reading by Jene Murry, a paper by Miss North, and an address by Dr. Alexander. In business, members discussed ground improvements, a piano contest, and summer entertainments with teas planned by Mrs. Haymaker and Mrs. Elza White in May and June and further July and August plans to come.
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Mothers’ Club
Central School
Bernice Shepherd
Alexander
Reading
Jene Murry
Miss North
R. Haymraker
Elza White
Modern Furnished Home For Immediate Sale In Growing City Quarter
An updated fully equipped residence in a fast expanding area is offered for sale at a great sacrifice. The listing emphasizes immediate sale and convenient modern features. Address listed as Lit Care Record.
Roswell Weather Report May 7 Forecasts Fair Skies
U. S. Weather Bureau local report notes 6:00 a m observation in Roswell New Mexico on May 7 with a max temperature of 86 and a min of 47 a mean of 66 and zero precipitation. Winds NW at 2 mph. Weather clear. Comparisons show last year may 7 had max 0 min 49 while the 16 year record max reached 99 in 1895 and min 37 in 1899. Forecast calls for fair tonight and Sunday in Roswell and vicinity.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Roswell
N. M
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Tom Harbison
Plainview
J. S. Church
D. P. Windsor
Charles Meyers
Floyd Menge
J. S. Barnett
J A. Hathcock
Henry Foster
Elmer R. Wickham
Thomas Martinez
Marcos Corona
Seferino Orneles
Jack Padget
John Hart
R. J. Bloomfield
Dexter
Frank
Collier
Armory
T. E. Summers
Sunshine “Vero Unique
Sunshine “Glover
Philapena
Sunshine
Nabisco
Perfectio
Festina Almonds
Joyce Pruit Co
Wall Street
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Gontradigts Ballinger
Forzser
Hinlley
Finley Rubber CO
Goodrich and Fisk Tires
Parsons & Lawrence
Zink
QUIRE
Daniel Drug CO
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