Presbyterian General Assemblies Convene Across Regions
May 18 reports from Winona Lake Indiana Fort Worth Texas and Fresno California cover opening sessions of the Northern Southern and Cumberland Presbyterian General Assemblies. Key actions include electing moderates, greetings between Northern and Southern assemblies, and plans to discuss church union amid widespread attendance by commissioners from numerous presbyteries. A separate tuberculosis conference in Washington addresses national clinical and sociological aspects with notable speakers and an ongoing program through tomorrow.
Hagerman Officials Attend Court Session Today
C. M. Bird serves as Special Master and Carl M. Bird is clerk of the district court in Hagerman. Official stenographer C. L. Pierce joins as proceedings unfold with attorneys J. M. Hervey for Elford and J. O. Cameron for White present today.
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Shea teamsters president not considered arbitration
The headline notes that Shea's teamsters’ president was not considered in arbitration discussions. No further context or dates provided in the readable text.
Arbitration and strike tactics roil Chicago labor talks
Chicago May 18 A surprise shift cites an arbitration committee formed by the Chicago Team Owners Association and the Teamsters Union as a potential path to settle a protracted strike. President Shea of the Teamsters International Union denies any arbitration agreement while Gompers presence looms.
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Team Owners’ Association
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Employers’ Association
McGaffey Deeds to Cahoon in Roswell Property Transfers
A deed filed with Probate Clerk F. P. Gayle records J. L. K. McGaffey transferring property to E. A. Cahoon for $1. The parcels include lots 4 and 5 in block 7 of North Spring River addition, lots 4 and 13 in block of Thurber's addition, both in Roswell, plus a half interest in 20 acres in section 8 township 11 south range 24 east.
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Norwegians Establish Separate Consular Service
May 18. The lower house of the Norwegian parliament unanimously adopted without discussion a bill to establish a separate Norwegian consular service.
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Only One of Three Boys Accused of Killing Mrs Youngblood
Denver authorities deny commutation requests for Frederick Arnold and Newton Andrews, leaving two youths to face hanging next week while Charles O. Peters receives a six month reprieve. The crime occurred during a Denver robbery with Mrs Amanda Youngblood the victim. In Washington, the Census Bureau reports winter wheat area at 29,723,000 acres, down 4.6 percent from last fall and up 10.6 percent from last year’s harvest.
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Kansas City cattle and sheep market report May 18
Cattle receipts about 5000 with native and southern grades listing ranges from 2.25 to 6.00 for steers and cows. Sheep offers run from 4.25 to 7.35 for muttons and lambs. market described as slow in Kansas City and very strong in sheep. Chicago reports cattle receipts 7000 with steady prices. wool market in St. Louis unchanged but firm.
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Engine Derails East of Campbell Delays Passenger Train
A freight engine derailed five miles east of Campbell this morning delaying the morning passenger train that waited in Roswell. The train arrived four hours late though no serious damage was reported at the derailment site.
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Private School Team Downs Alameda Club 11 To 0
In a good game yesterday Roswell Private School defeated the Alameda Club 11 to 0. Each side has won a game and Tuesday's matchup will tell the tale.
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Plague at Harbin and distant railroad plans
Report notes a plague at Harbin with about three hundred deaths daily. The text also mentions a long railroad journey across central New Mexico toward Santa Fe and entering New Mexico from a Texas rail center, with an expected four to six week trip duration.
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Junction of Russian Squadrons Shifts Eastward May Fourteenth
The Japanese and Russian fleets joined off French waters, moving east on May 14 after a May 8 junction. Reports say Rojestvensky may target Formosa before Vladivostok, while health fears about him persist though no relief request has been made.
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Moro Chief Pala Killed After Two-Week Pursuit
Manila May 18 news confirms Moro chief Pala on Jolo was killed after a two week pursuit by troops under General Leonard Wood. His surviving followers are being hunted. At uprising start Pala led several hundred armed men, most were killed.
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Reported sane in three boy murderers case
Denver May 17 commissioners appointed by the governor to assess the sanity of Charles Q It Peters Newton Andrews and Fred Arnold three boys under death sentence for killing Mrs Amanda Youngblood have found all three sane and probably none will have sentences commuted though the pardons board is reviewing the cases this afternoon.
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New Mexico Military Institute to hold dress parade on Main Street
The battalion of the New Mexico Military Institute will stage a dress parade on Main Street tomorrow afternoon between four and five o'clock. The Institute band will furnish the music.
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Tailor W P Wood Offers Cleaning and Repair Services
Nice Sample Room next to Alery Furniture Co. advertises tailor made suits and cleaning and repairing of ladies and gents clothing by W P Wood. This compact notice highlights local tailoring options and service scope for residents.
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Rabbi Kaplan Arrives to Address NM Institute Cadets
Rabbi Jacob H. Kaplan of Temple Albert Albuquerque arrived in the city this morning and will deliver the annual cadet commencement address at New Mexico Military Institute in the gymnasium at eleven o'clock Sunday morning.
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City Market Advertising Card Promotes Fresh Meats
The City Market lists a full line of corn fed beef pork veal and mutton with game fish and relishes in season Aiming to please customers the market promises fresh clean properly cut meat and courteous treatment at the same price C M notes increasing butcher business and thanks the public for patronage Give him a trial at 663.
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After location for a new road
A party of Kansas City men touring central New Mexico and western Texas seeks a feasible railroad route. The group includes J. P. Jewett R. M. Moody S. N. Lee and E. F. Johnson. They traveled from Santa Fe to Willard and then overland onward.
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Daniel returns from Artesia land visit
M. Daniel came back this morning after visiting his land at Artesia. The short homebound trip appears to have focused on property concerns and potential development plans mentioned in passing.
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Coronia Floated After Tug Assistance Off Sandy Hook
Seven tugs aided in freeing the Coronia after it ran aground at Sandy Hook Tuesday afternoon. The vessel was floated at eight o'clock morning and again an hour after high tide. Cunard officials said she would resume her voyage at 4:30 this afternoon and passed Sandy Hook with almost full tide. No damage reported from the incident.
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Creamery Machinery Coming for New Plant
Manager Hobson told a Record reporter today that the creamery’s butter-making apparatus is due next week. Once the equipment arrives, it will be installed and the plant put into operation, though delays in opening large enterprises are common.
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El Paso Team Confirmed for Next Week’s Games
El Paso baseball club will travel to Military Hill for a three game series starting Tuesday. Captain McWhorter of the New Mexico Military Institute prompted the inquiry and the manager assured the team’s attendance and strong turnout for Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday afternoon games.
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Company B Drill Tonight Ahead of Visit
All members of Company B are ordered to drill tonight to prepare for an upcoming inspection by Adjutant General A. P. Tarkington next week. By order of Captain Edgar Calfee.
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Strawberries Sold Fresh From Patch Daily at Market
Home grown berries available every day at Sacramento Meat Market and Cold Storage. Fresh fruit offered in vacant patch area near the W. P. O. block. Prices and exact supply vary.
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For Sale Cheap Horse Harness and Buggy
Horse harness and buggy offered for sale by J. B. Wright of New Mexico Military Institute 6405. Motivated seller, price negotiable.
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Rabbi Kaplan to Speak at Presbyterian Church Friday
Rabbi Jacob H. Kaplan arrived on this morning's train from Albuquerque and will hold services at the Presbyterian church at 8 o'clock Friday evening. The sermon will be titled The Voice From the Burning Bush. Everybody welcome.
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Albuanerque
Presbyterian Church
For Sale Jersey Cow at 110 S Penn Ave
Jersey cow offered cheap at 110 S Penn Ave. Call VW Peis 6603. Western Union wires near Amarillo were down all forenoon and part of afternoon hindering The Record’s telegraphic news. W M Reed visited the Hondo reservoir today.
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Weather forecast for Roswell and vicinity
U S Weather Bureau reports partly cloudy conditions tonight and Friday with local thunder showers and cooler temperatures anticipated across the Roswell area.
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