Veterans Picnic Highlights Confederate Unity and Pride
On a Roswell farm the Val Verde Camp No. 1419 United Confederate Veterans held a peaceful picnic with 30 veterans and families. Judge Evans and Elder C. C. His pastor spoke while Miss Mary Greenlee and others recited in a program celebrating Confederate heritage, unity, and national pride.
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Roswell
Seciers
Louis W. Neatherlin
Judige Jas. A. Pearge
C. C
Christian Church
J. T. Evans
1. C. V. Cause
Secial
Mary Greenlee
Miss Greenlee
Jeffere Perkins
Potomac River
Citizens Decide At Last Night Meeting
Citizens decided at the meeting last night with attendees and officials reporting outcomes. Details indicate a local decision affecting policy or community action, but specifics are unclear from the fragment. Further readable context would identify the exact measure and involved groups.
Roosevelt Arrival in Denver Prepares for Banquet
President Roosevelt arrives in Denver for a city reception and banquet. He is to be driven to the Brown Palace with a military escort, initiated as an honorary member of the Denver Press Club, and admitted to the Chamber of Commerce. A later Union Pacific departure to Chicago is scheduled after the festivities.
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Brown Palace
Denver Press Club
Chamber of Commerce
Union Pacific
Chicago
Deep Well Project Moves Forward in Roswell
A Roswell Commercial Club meeting approved forming a company to fund a deep oil or gas well with a $190,000 capitalization. Shares aimed to raise $7,500 to sink an 1,800 foot well, stockholders to vote on site later, five organizers named to run the effort, and stock subscriptions to follow. The project promises regional fuel benefits and a possible oil or gas discovery. Two nine day old twin colts, a light bay horse and a black mare, were born to J. W. Stockard’s ranch near town.
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Roswell
Nathan Jaffa
A. Cottingham
C.c.tannehill
L. K McGaffey
J. A. Graham
Tornado Kills Twenty Five in Central Kansas
A disastrous tornado ripped through central Kansas last night killing twenty five people and causing widespread damage. Emergency crews continue search and rescue as residents assess losses and local authorities declare a disaster area.
Tornado Rips Marquette Kansas Kills Many Injures Dozens
A Kansas tornado at midnight devastates Marquette twenty five dead and over thirty five injured. The town loses many homes and churches including the Swedish Lutheran and Methodist structures. A temporary morgue operates in a furniture store as relief begins while telegraph lines fail. The storm travels three miles south of Marquette and exits northward, with heavy rain following. The red machine recently from Kansas City is noted among the few items damaged.
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Marquette
Kan
Kansas
Olson
Main Street
Cny
Henriettta Team Coming For Three Game Series
Henriettta Texas fast baseball squad travels to face the Institute team on Thursday Friday and Saturday with first pitch at four o'clock each day. An aged man died today at five at the courthouse coal building room fitted by officials. He suffered from consumption and had no means. burial will be at the county’s expense. A Jaffa Prager delivery horse frightened by a new automobile on Main street last evening caused a spectacular run with no injuries or damage. the horse returned to its stable.
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South
Southland
America
Thirteen Colonies
Continental Congress
Old Continental Congress
Supreme Court affirms Commerce and Labor secretary in Chinese cases
The Supreme Court rules that the secretary of commerce and labor's decision is final in Chinese exclusion cases. The ruling centers on a man of Chinese parentage who claims U.S. birth after a brief visit to China, with exclusion ordered following that trip.
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Supreme Court
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court of the United States
Department of Commerce and Labor
United States
China
Couple Wed at Shelby Hotel Parlor In County
Sidney Wilson aged 27 and Martha Bonine aged 18, of the county, secured a marriage license yesterday and were married at 9 30 in the parlor of the Shelby hotel with Judge J T Evans officiating. The ceremony occurred in the presence of hotel boarders. The groom works as a rancher and the couple will reside in the county. Friends extend congratulations.
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Sidney Wilson
Martha Bonine
Shelby Hotel
J. T. Evans
Roswell electrician markets services and criticizes local rules
Bernard Gunsul promotes his electrical work, claiming to have fitted out over 150 residences in Roswell and seeking referrals. Dr J M Newman and wife J left for Mexico City after failing to set up magnetic healing in Hereford, saying local courts prevent similar practice in the territory and criticizing customs.
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Roswell
Bernard Gunsul
J. M. Newman
City of
Mexico
Trolley Collision injures thirty on Staten Island
In a head end collision between two trolley cars on Staten Island today thirty persons were injured. Mrs Dora Davidson of New York will probably die. Misunderstanding of signals is said to have been the cause of the accident.
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New York
Staten Island
Dora. Davidson
New Automobiles Arrive in Roswell from Local Dealer
The Roswell Automobile Company delivered two new cars to town yesterday with the red model clocking faster speeds. Officials say the red auto is twenty miles per hour quicker than the grey model known as the greyhound. The two machines will be given a test run locally.
Misses Hyatt Take Charge of Artesia Rhodes Hotel
Misses Ella and Lee Hyatt, who have run a boarding house here for two and a half years, departed last night for Artesia to assume management of the Rhodes hotel.
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Ella
Lee Hyatt
Artesia
Rhodes Hotel
Roosevelt Party Arrives Denver After Glenwood Springs Stop
The presidential special departed Glenwood Springs at 5 a m and is due in Denver by 5 30 p m today. Great preparations are underway in Denver for the reception of President Roosevelt and his party.
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Denver
Roosevelt
Salida
Colo
May S
Glenwood Springs
Miss Carrie Cox Heads Home From Millsap Visit
Miss Carrie Cox, after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Fred Higgins, departed last night for her home in Millsap Texas, concluding her stay with the Higgins family.
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Carrie Cox
Fred Higgins
Millsap
Texas
Buffom Takes Weeklong Leave From Government Fund Office
Rev. E. McQueen Gray returns to Carlsbad after brief stay here and at South Spring while G. E. Buffom begins a week's vacation from his duties at the government fund office.
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G. E. Buffom
E. McQueen Gray
Carlsbad
Yast
South Spring
Notice to artesian well owners to file with supervisor
All owners of artesian wells are hereby notified to list their wells with the Artesian Well Supervisor, who will furnish the proper blanks to be filed with the County Clerk. W. A. WILSON, Artesian Well Supervisor.
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W. A. Wilson
Artesian Well Drillers Must Register in Roswell
Notice to all persons engaged in drilling artesian wells to register with the Artesian Well Supervisor W. Wieson at his Roswell New Mexico office. Registration required for compliance with local regulation and supervision.
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Roswell
N. M
A. Wieson
Board to Fill Vacant Teaching Posts After Declines
The board of education will meet soon to employ teachers to fill positions for those who declined to accept. Those who did not respond to notices will be counted as declines.
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Board of Education
Strawberries and a railroad injury update
Home grown strawberries from Sacrament o Meat Market and Cold Storage are sold daily by W P O at the market. W A Gossett, a brakeman who lost his leg in a railroad accident at Elida Sunday night, was brought home yesterday afternoon and is recovering with good prospects.
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W.P. O
Saceramento
Agri
W. A. Gossett
Elida
Telegraph Wires Down Delays Local Record Publication
Wires were down this morning and the Record only received telegraph items this afternoon after preparing the paper for filing without them. The outage forced last minute adjustments and delayed the standard press schedule.
Local visitors from Artesia call on business
Dallas Noel L L Hackett Dave Rin yan G W Lamar R C Noel Jno KR Hodges Attorney Atkeson J L White and J C Maxwell came up from Artesia this morning to spend the day taking care of business.
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Dallas Noel
L. L. Hackett
Dave Rinyan
G. W. Lamar
R. C. Noel
Jno
KR. Hodges
Attorney Atkeson
J. L. White
J. C. Maxwell
Artesia
Enberg Leaves Roswell for Central City and Trenton
J. F. Enberg departs Roswell with plans to travel to Central City Nebraska then to meet his wife in Trenton Missouri. The couple will return to Roswell to invest in a venture.
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J. F. Enberg
Central City
Neb
Trenton
Roswell
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