Secretary Straus Talks on Commerce and Labor Policy
At the National Association of Manufacturers meeting, Oscar S. Straus delivers a broad address on commerce, combinations, and labor. He praises U S growth in manufacturing, calls for fair treatment of labor and capital, and defends regulation of corporate power to maintain equal opportunity.
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National Association of Manufacturers
Waldorf-Astoria
Oscar S. Straus
Department of Commerce and Labor
Straus
National Association Ofanufacturers
Aunger
Department of Commerce
Bureau of Corporations
United States
Orld
Roosevelt
Congress
Reward Offered for Wreckers of Short Line Limited
Los Angeles officials post a $10,000 reward for the arrest and conviction of those responsible for wrecking the Short Line Limited. No clues are available at the Southern Pacific general offices.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Southern Pacific General Offices
Short Line Limited
Utilities Bill Passed by Senate in Albany
Albany May 22 the senate approved the utilities bill by 41 to 6 after rejecting Democratic amendments. The measure moves to the assembly for concurrence with senate changes.
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Governor Hughes
Albany
N. Y
Senate
Assembly
Slaughter N M M Throunced By Albuquerque In Shutout
A clear shutout highlighted a game where Slaughter and teammates faced Albuquerque in a decisive defeat. The article notes strong defense and a final score reflecting the visitors dominance. Primary players and team names anchor the event.
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Albuquerque
Albuquerque visitors blank cadets in 12 to 0 final
The New Mexico Military Institute cadets lost 12 to 0 to Albuquerque in a one sided game at Amusement Park. Gargano pitched for Albuquerque fanning eight while allowing five hits as Hester’s curveballs and a rash of errors fueled the rout.
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New Mexico Military Institute
Albuquerque
Duke City
North Hill
Hester
Rius
Ath
Trey
Gargano
Kunz
Cadets Disperse After Nine Months at Vitary Institute
A train and buses carried away numerous cadets departing from the Vitary Institute after spending nine months there. Listed travelers include L. E. Armito of Las Vegas C. F. Russell Tu cmmeart Herry Robertson Las Veras C. F. Martin Laveta Cole Glen and Clayton Colson Greenville Tex Wil! R. and E. Dunn Texas John Turbyville Clayton I M S Webb Fort Worth George Ellis Philadelphia A C Miller Cleveland Sidney Clarkson Ann Arbor Mich C E Brown Dutch Minn Warren Allen Tom McMurray South McAlester I T Jose Ortiz Ortiz Colo J M Archiluta Colorado.
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Vitary Institute
L. E. Armito
Las Vegas
C. F. Russell
Tucmmeart
Herry Robertson
Las Veras
C. F. Martin
Laveta
Cole
Glen and
Clayton Colson
Greenville
Tex
Wil! R. and
E. Dunn
Texas
John Turbyville
Clayton
I-M
S.C. Webb
Fort Worth
Eorge Ellis
Philadelphia
A. C. Miller
Cleveland
Sidney Clarkson
Ann Arbor
Micn
C. E. Brown
Dutth
Roswell Weather Report May 23 Roswell NM
U. S. Weather Bureau Locast Report from Roswell New Mexico May 23 records show max 88 min 61 mean 74 with trace precipitation and light southwest wind. Forecast calls for partly cloudy conditions tonight and Friday with local thunder storms and little temperature change.
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Roswell
N. M
S. W
Governor Hughes Proposes Supervision Commissions for NYC Public Utilities
A Republican caucus followed by a vote to concur in a measure creating commissions appointed by the Governor. These commissions would supervise and regulate public corporations in New York City and the state, with separate boards for each institution.
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Hughes
New York
Government regulation of railroads on trial
Charles Prouy of the Interstate Commerce Commission spoke to the National Manufacturers Association in New York on May 22. He urged direct government control of railroad capital accounts and government valuation of interstate lines. He called regulation a test and proposed a Department of Railways to handle administrative and executive duties.
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New York
Charles Prouy
Interstate Commerce Commission
National Manufacturers’ Association
Oday
Department of Railways
Diamond Broker Moeck Mysteriously Disappears
New York May 23 A half dozen Maiden Lane firms seek Edward J Moeck diamond broker to account for 100000 to 200000 in gems he held for disposal to wealthy clients. Moeck has vanished and a grand jury probes charges against him.
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New York
Maiden Lane
Edward J. Moeck
Boeck
Grand
Plot to blow up palace linked to American anarchists
May 23 report cites Prime Minister Stolypin on conspirators who entered imperial service at the palace. Letters show ties to American anarchists and Russian deserters in America. The aim was a single massive explosion involving all palace inmates.
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St. Petersburg
Novoe Vremya
Stolypin
Imperial Service
America
Caruso says Conreid hired him for big Opera salary
In London an interview, Marico Caruso confirms Director Conreid of the Metropolitan Opera House New York contracted him for opera appearances at an annual salary of 200000 dollars with monthly performances for nine months each year.
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Monkey House
London
Marico Caruso
Conreid
Metropolitan Opera Hose
New York
Caruso
President Roosevelt to Attend Regatta on Indian River
New York May 28 1909 President Roosevelt will attend the intercollegiate regatta on the Indian River this year He is especially interested in the Annapolis crew’s presence which adds to the event’s significance Roosevelt expects to be there June 28th for the races with the Annapolis team drawing particular attention
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Roosevelt
New York
Indian River
Annapolis
General Kuroki Praises United States in Interview
New York May 23 The Herald Today prints General Kuroki praising the United States and saying he never expected trouble between Japan and America.
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Kuroki
United States
New York
the Herald Today
Naturalist Declares Roosevelt a Killer in Debate
Rev Dr William J Long, Stanford Conn editor, calls President Roosevelt a killer of animals not a true naturalist. He defends himself against charges of falsity to nature and criticizes Roosevelt with sharp terms.
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Roosevelt
New York
Wiliam J. Long
Stanford Conn
Long
U S Treasurer Addresses Missouri Bankers on Aldrich Law
Charles H. Treat, Treasurer of the United States, spoke to the Missouri Bankers Association in Kansas City on the Aldrich Law. He praised the law's benefits while urging further reforms and favored modifying the current bank system over revolutionary credit currency changes.
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U. S
Missouri Bankers
Kansas City
Charles H. Treat
United States
Missouri Bankers’ Association
Aldrich
Mc Murray Buys Large Roswell Farm From Dallas Land Co
John H. Mc Murray has purchased 780 acres in Roswell area from Dallas Land & Cattle Co under J R Dendinger. The land, irrigated by Last Chance and Crow Garrett ditches, is partly cultivated with water rights. Mc Murray also holds 2,200 acres southeast of town and plans improvements and shared enterprise with his son.
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J. H. M’murray
Woodruff &U
Nave
John H. Mc Murray
Dallas Land & Cattle Company
J. R. Dendinger
Roswell
Crow & Garrett
McMuttraii
Peegs Valley
Military cadets lead four car caravan to Torrance
A group of four cars including the large "Red Monitor" cadet vehicle traveled toward Torrance this afternoon at about one o'clock. The formation appeared imposing as troops joined the auto route, swelling the passenger list from the Military Institute.
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M'litary Institute
Torrance
Noonday Luncheon at Grill Cafe Priced at 25c
Dine at the Grill Cafe during the noon hours with a quality menu and a focus on excellent service. Try the noonday luncheon offered at only 25 cents.
Hotel Gibson For Rent Seeks Renter
Wanted renter for Hotel Gibson to take possession June 7 1907. For particulars apply to E C Higgins Artesia New Mexico.
New Mexico Military Institute Class of 1907 Graduation
Dr. Finley of Colorado College delivers the commencement address to fourteen graduates at the New Mexico Military Institute. Diplomas are awarded by Nathan Jaffa as officers and regents honor cadets. ball follows in the Gymnasium with elaborate drills and a large crowd.
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Colorado College
New Mexico Military Institute
Istitute
di Mamas
Board of Regents
Yand
John W. Smith
M. E. Church
Joan McClure
Jaffa Miller
Etree Saeety
United States
America
Plac Han
Napoleon
Europe
Waterloo
Oxford Sedan
Berlin
New Mexico
Nathan Jaffa
Wiad B¢En
Albert C. Miller
Robert C. Garrett
J. Elliott Doyle
Jones Taliaferro, Jr
A. Drew
Jacob M. Harlan
Henry L. Pollard
Jack A. Stewart
William M. Belt
Nathaniel al Gammon
Walter Coppinger
Harold L. Heil Stewart
Belt
W. F. Slo “Nm
George S. Finley
Col Barlow
Ander
Garrrett
Mitre Vear
A. P
Chioxico
Hbert C. Garrett
Santa Fe
John CC. Pawley
Ben
Military Institute
Major Pearson
Ila Odem
Ne Institute
Grahme Frost
N. Armijo
H. Cake
H. 3. Cooley
J. L. Hubbell
John L. Hill
M. G. Paden
Death of Miss Bettie Fields at 35
Miss Bettie Fields died yesterday morning at eleven Yelock on South Hill from brain tuberculosis. She moved from Lee's Summit Missouri to Toswell for health in October and was improving before a land filing trip harmed her. The remains were sent to an old home with her sister Mrs. C. N. Moore and CC. H. Moore family members who traveled from Lee's Summit.
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Bettie Fields
Yelock
South Hill
Toswell
Lee's Summit
Istancia
CC. H. Moore
Miss Fields
C. N. Moore
Lee’s Summit
Little Elizabeth Albin Dead
Elizabeth Albin died at age three at the family home on West Alameda Street from stomach inflammation and complications. Funeral services are at 4 PM today from the residence, with burial at South Side Cemetery. Deepest sympathies are extended to her parents Otis and the Albin family.
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Elizabeth Albin
Otis Albin
Alaneda Street
South Side
Dixon Found Not Guilty In Main Street Fire Case
J M Dixon was acquitted in district court after a brief jury deliberation following the prosecution of an arson charge. The defendant offered two alibi witnesses and the jury returned a not guilty verdict.
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J. M. Dixon
J.M. Dixon
Dixon
Main Street
Masons and Sunday School Workers To Visit Carlsbad
About 25 Masons will travel from this city to Carlsbad for the Pecos Valley Sunday School convention. The excursion departs at noon and offers one round trip fare if both Masonic and Sunday school crowds reach the required hundred passengers. Carlsbad and Roswell groups plan joint special work.
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Carlsbad
Pecos Valley
Arions
Roswell
Southern Drill Contest Opens At Eufaula Chautauqua
National guard units from Alabama and Georgia cities compete in drills and maneuvers during the Eufaula Chautauqua military day. Contests run this afternoon with valuable trophies awarded to the victors.
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Eufaula
Ala
Alabama
Georgia
Eufaula Chautauqua
Grill Cafe Noonday Luncheon Advertises 25c
The Grill Cafe invites fastidious diners to lunch between 11 45 and 1 30 with a 25 cent noonday meal claimed as the best in the city. The copy markets all tastes and emphasizes value.
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Grill Cafe
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