Locals edge Logals in tight Roswell Clovis opener
In a corking three day series opener at Amusement Park Roswell defeats Clovis 3 to 2 in a fast hour thirty three minutes. Weeks and Crowell duelled on the mound with Weeks allowing seven hits and Crowell six. The decisive double Weeks McCaslin Wright in the sixth highlighted a crowd of about 600 including Governor Mills and party.
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Roswell
Clovis
Amusement Park
W. J. Mills
Crowell
McCaslin
Wright
Freeman
Wallace
Esterday
Lovis Ab
Wanes
Sims
Lankas
Museller
Prichard
Reynolds
Lohman
Weeks
Mcpslin
Stains
Nin- Attendante
John and
Stanley Norvell
Band Concert Opens Season at Court House Square
The M. W. Pand opens the concert season Saturday night with a Sunday afternoon program. Concerts will be held in the court house square as the band introduces new instruments and music. The monthly subscription has reached 42.50, and the boys seek additional support.
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M. W. Pand
Court House Square
Merchants Urged to Raise Prices to $100 Target
The report notes that only a portion of merchants have increased prices to the new $100 level, indicating partial adoption and ongoing discussions among business owners.
Roswell Gun Club Holds Event Before Big Tournament
The Roswell Gun Club held another shoot yesterday afternoon producing several good scores as preparations build for the mid month tournament. Programs are being printed and extensive arrangements are underway. Yesterday’s scores were reported.
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Roswell
Nhat
Wool Market Report and Apartment Rental Ad
The Wool Market in St Louis on May 26 shows territory and western medium hulls at 18 23 12, fine mediums at 17 20 and fine at 12 15. FOR RENT Modern 3 room apartment with bath, hot and cold water gas electricity oiled floors at 111 S Kentucky 7112.
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St. Louis
Hull
S. Kentucky
Fire razes Wister Oklahoma business district
May 26 report from Fort Smith Oklahoma says nearly the entire business area of Wister was destroyed by fire overnight. Only a bank two stores and the depot survived. Estimated loss around one hundred thousand dollars. Five hundred people were rendered homeless. There was no local fire department.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Wister
Oklahoma
el Paso
Dolores
Chihuahua
Chisum Begins North Territory Trip as Grand Masonic Lecturer
W P Chisum started a journey through the northern territory extending to Farmington and planned to stay until July 4. He will perform duties as Grand Masonic Lecturer during the trip.
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W. P. Chisum
Farmington
Governor Mills Flies and Trains from Roswell After Commencement
Governor W. J. Mills and staff left Roswell this morning, with some aides traveling by auto to Torrance and others by train. Col. Fleming, Jones, and Col. Sena toured by auto while Mr. and Mrs. Clancy Ex Governor Otero and Mrs. Smart departed by train. Adjutant General Brookes and Dr. Smart remained due to the general’s aviation absence. Brookes’s condition was satisfactory after a decent night.
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Roswell
W. J. Mills
Torrance
W. A. Fleming
Jones
Jose D. Sena
Frank Clancy
Miguel A. Otero
Robert Smart
Brookes
Kansas City Stock Market Cattle and Hogs Steady
Kansas City stock market report shows cattle receipts around 3 5 hundred with natives and south erns mixed, hogs at about nine thousand and a steady trend, sheep receipts six thousand with steady demand. Prices range for cattle from about 3.15 to 8.15 per cwt and hogs from 8 85 to 9 49, with lambs and sheep also listed.
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Kansas City
Graduation Exercises at New Mexico Military Institute 1910
The 1910 graduating class of the New Mexico Military Institute held exercises in Lea Hall with a full audience. Governor Mills delivered the keynote address. diplomas were awarded to cadets including Stancliff and Clancy. Commissions were presented, and merit awards were announced, followed by band music and taps.
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New Mexico Military Institute
New Lea
Wm. J. Mills
Wm. J. Pope
Frank Clancy
M. A. Otero
E. A. Cahoon
W. C. Alexander
First Presbyterian Church
Luther M. Pe2le
Miller Smith Clancy
Cahoon
Board of Regents
Thomas A. Stancliff
Edwin P. Coleman
Stephen W. Hill Fauld. Bird
Frederick Muller, Jr
James E. Matchin
Harold E. Kilburn
Earl A. Duny
William G. Walz
Guy Mayes
John Rowley, Jr
Gordon Fowler
Will F. Woodruff
Warren Allen
J. W. Willson
Milton M. Pitt
Roswell
Parish
Coleman
Pitt
Governor Mills
A. S. Brookes
Frank W. Clancy
Leutenant
National Guard
Stancliff
Hall
el Paso
Barlow
Hest
Lassator
Sailboat Esfuerza Flying American Flag During Search
Washington May 26 The schooner Esfuerza searched by the Nicaraguan gunboat Venus was flying the American flag when overhauled officials report The schooner carries a Nicaraguan register and may be partly owned by Americans but this does not grant U S protection as an American vessel
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Washington
Esfuerza
Venus
United States
Practice for New Firemen Announced
Fire department ran a training session last night for two new recruits J Starr and Kirby Lewis who will join the force on June 1 replacing Dee and Walter Goldsmith who have resigned Dee Goldsmith plans to move to California
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J. Starr
Kirby Lewis
Dee
Walter Goldsmith
Dee Goldsmith
California
Alchemist’s Claim On Turning Metals To Silver Stuns City
New York May 26 A dramatic claim by Dr F W Lang Scranton physician reports discovery of a process to convert base metals into pure silver by a 4000 degree furnace and says banker C C Dickinson invested in scaling it up Lang claims the process yields silver of greater fineness and that specimens tested by assayers and even the U S mint were pure He says the theory of evolution explains the inorganic transformation Also notes Mr Dickinson inhaled fumes and developed pneumonia and Miss Zella Temple returns from Santa Fe with her parents in Artesia N M
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New York
C. C. Hickinson
F. W. Lang
Scranton
Lang
Dickinson
United States
Frof. Lane
Thayer Family Returns After Commencement Visit
W. E. Thayer and two daughters Julia and Ewha spent two days in Carlsbad for the N M M IL commencement. They left last night for home at Carlsbad, accompanied by Ralph Thayer, a cadet at the Institute. Mr. Thayer has resided in Carlsbad for thirty years.
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W. E. Thayer
Julia
Ewha
Mrs Bird Travels to Denver with Sister Visit Ends
Mrs F E Bird departed this morning for Denver Colorado to establish her home with her sister Mrs Josephine Remsberg who had been here for a month and left earlier today for her own trip back.
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F. E. Bird
Denver
Colo
Josephine Remsberg
United States League meets in Charlotte for eighteenth convention
From Charlotte North Carolina May 25. The opening of the eighteenth annual convention of the United States League of Local Building and Loan Associations drew delegates from across the nation representing about 6000 associations with roughly two million members and nearly $800 million in assets. Governor Kitchin Mayor Hawkins and S Wittkowsky welcomed the visitors as leaders including Jay Sutton and James Mackay spoke. experts discussed auditing withdrawals corporate bonds and postal savings banks while a Vigo county monument dedication and Fort Harrison site visit capped the event with camp fires and notable guests.
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Charlotte N. C
Sam Phillips
Jeremiah Horrocks
Henry Taylor
America
England
United States
United States League of Local Building and Loan Associations
Janey
Frankford
Philadelphia
W. W. Kitchin
Charlotte
T. W. Hawkins
S. Wittkowsky
North Carolina Building and Loan Association
Jay W. Sutton
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
National Organization
James M. Mackay
Sutton
W. M. Allen
Fitchburg
Mass
Alexander Moore
Port Huron
Winfield T. Durbin
Indiana
Vigo County
Old Fort Harrison
William Henry Harrison
Zach Taylor
Four Things to Remember at Roswell Baptist Meetings
Four reminders from Roswell Baptist Church about the meetings. Sunday is the last day and final chance to hear E Sellers sing. No meeting Saturday night. A mass men’s meeting at the Armory Sunday at 3 pm. Friday at 3 pm a church service for all. Welcome for everybody.
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Roswell
The
Baptist Ehuren
Sellers
Armory
Naval battle promised at Hoosier veterans encampment
Terre Haute May 25 Three days of entertainment for the thirty first annual Grand Army of the Republic encampment include a naval battle on the Wabash River. Spectators will view from the Wabas bridge under a searchlight as boats exchange fire from a fort while infantry watches a land attack.
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Wabash River
Terre Haute Ind
Terre Haute
Itrand Army of the Republic
Department of Indiana
Sons of Veterans
Sons of the American Revolution
Wabas Bridge
Exodus of Kiev Jews Begins as Expulsion Rolls On
In St. Petersburg on May 26, an exodus of Jewish families from Kiev started with about three hundred leaving the city. The compulsory expulsion, per Russian government orders, sends those lacking legal residence outside the pale to return to their original papers. Evicted families are described as indigent paupers amid harrowing scenes as the day unfolds.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Kiev
Sbrag
Two Bargains Near Central School and South City Farm
Parons & Lawrence advertises two property deals a modern cottage near Central School and a well improved four mile south farm at sacrifice. Also lists services Fire Insurance Real Estate Loans Notary Accountants and Kansas City Life agents at 215 North Main Street.
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Parsons & Lawrence
Outbound wagon train carries town residents away
A column of wagons left the city gates bearing households in distress. Weeping women clung to children while sorrowful men were escorted out of town and sent back to their birthplaces.
Nose Broken by Windmill Strike
Robert Young received a broken nose at three o'clock yesterday afternoon when a windmill suddenly started and a bar flew out striking him in the face.
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Robert Young
Couple Arrive in Roswell to Start Local Business
C. V. Stewart and his wife from Wooten Colorado arrived last night to establish a home in Roswell. Mr. Stewart will enter business here and is a cousin of RB. A. Stewart of the Roswell Drug Co.
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C. V. Stewart
Wooten
Colo
Roswell
Mr. Stewart
RB. A. Stewart
The
Roswell Weather Summary May 26 Roswell New Mexico
Local Roswell report at 5:00 a m shows maximum 91 degrees minimum 63 and mean 77 with zero precipitation. Wind five miles per hour from the west. Partly cloudy conditions with a forecast of fair and cooler tonight and Friday. Extremes for the date compare to last year and the 16 year record.
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Roswell
N. M
Nean
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