Federation of Labor to Boycott Beer Edict
The American Federation of Labor orders a nationwide beer boycott with the last barrel of On Beer produced in Chicago today. Brewery Workers' Union members may refuse beer production at midnight and switch to other beverages amid strikes and labor action. Haywood trial resumes in Idaho with 61 new talesmen. jury expected to complete by tomorrow night.
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Federation OF Labor
Chicago
American Federation of Labor
Usal
Paris
France
Haywood
Idaho
William Haywood
Steunenberg
Talesmen
Imon Cox
H. F.messacar
Betil
Heney Denounces Prosecutors as Bribe Fuel in San Francisco
In San Francisco on May 31 Francis J. Heney head of the set prosecution denounces malicious false charges that prosecutors are influenced by financial motives. He openly accuses powerful interests of siding with bribe givers and asks which man should be punished if one bribe-taker is allowed to go free.
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Heney
Prosecutorsancisco
Francis J. Heney
Momd
Insurrection Breaks Out Near Amoy
Chéha May 31 An insurrection has broken out forty miles from Amoy with thirty thousand under arms in the revolt and spread of the uprising reported from the area.
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Chéha
Amoy
Weather delays sale on Embroideries Laces and White Goods
Due to bad weather the special sale on Embroideries Laces and White Goods scheduled for today and tomorrow has been postponed indefinitely by JAFFA PRAGER & CO.
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Jaffa, Prager & CO
Jaffa Prager & CO
Prominent Denver Capitalist Dies Suddenl y
Walter S. , president of the Denver Water Co., a leading Denver capitalist, died suddenly. Born June 27 1838 in Hemp Harbor L I, he arrived in Denver in 1860 and established a drug store. He became a major figure in Colorado business and amassed wealth as a large real estate owner in the city’s business district.
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Denver
Colo
Walter S
Denver Ater Co
Cheesman
Hemp Harbor
Colorado
Oats Near Roswell Reach Three Feet High
A Roswell field of oats owned by R. J. McClenny stands three to four feet tall amid a cold season that killed fruit crops. The crop shows strong growth despite adverse weather.
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Roswell
R. J. McClenny
Four Bodies Found in Ruins of New Jersey House
In Long Branch New Jersey May 31 the bodies of two young daughters of Walter Schiffer secretary of the United Cigar Manufacturers Company and two servants were found in the flames ruins of his new house last night Marion 10 and Ruth 14 perished. Mrs Schiffer was severely burned and in critical condition while Schiffer and two guests also suffered serious burns and four others were injured. The house had been rented from Jacob Rothschild.
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Long Branch
N. J
Walter Schiffer
United Cigar Manufacturers Company
Neue
Theildren
Marion
Ruth
Marie Diller
Tilly Eet
President Roosevelt Speaks During Lansing Visit
President Roosevelt arrives by train in Lansing Michigan for a morning stop after nine stops from Hillsdale. He delivers brief speeches from the car platform as salutes are fired and crowds greet the president in a lively reception.
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Roosevelt
Lansing
Mich
Hillsdale
Here
Politician Delivers Ten Minute Address to Legislature
He completed a balcony address and then entered the hall of representatives where he spoke to the legislature for about ten minutes.
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Hall of Representatives
Hagerman Sells Car to Santa Fe
The Hesperia, J. J. Hagerman’s private car, is sent north for overhaul after sale to the railroad company for 6500 dollars. Origin cost 12000. railroad men estimate 2000 needed for updating. The car is assigned to Avery Turner, Pecos Valley Lines vice president and general manager, for his private use.
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Hagerman
Santa Fe
Hesperia
J. J. Hagerman
Amiarillo
Railroad Company
Pullman Company
Avery Turner
Pecos Valley Lines
Funeral for Alvin K. Mott Held Sunday
The funeral for Alvin K. Mott was held Sunday afternoon at two at the Methodist Episcopal church at Fifth Street and Kentucky Avenue with George W. Read officiating. Burial followed in South Cemetery. A previous report misstated living arrangements of the deceased’s children. The elder son resides with his mother, the first Mrs. Mott, who died eighteen months before Mr. Mott’s second marriage to his present wife in this city.
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A. K. Mott
Alvin. K. Mott
Methodist Episcopal Church
Fifth Street
Kentucky Avenue
George W. Read
South Cemetery
Mott
Cer
Freidenbloom Cherry Crop Allegation Debunked
Freidenbloom claims a large cherry crop in New Mexico while a Record representative notes the town has only five cherries on his tree, with two ripe. After measurement Freidenbloom acknowledges a forty percent crop.
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Freidenbloom
J. Pierpont
New Mexico
Look Out For Our Wagon Independent on Roswell Streets
The Superior Refinery Co Independent Refineries advertises a roaming wagon marked Inde pendent that operates on Roswell streets from 7 a m to 6 p m on working days. It urges consumers to try Standard Oil goods and promises action if customers support them.
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Roswell
Standard Oil N
Superior Refinery CO
Hotel Gibson For Rent in Artesia
Renter sought to take possession of Hotel Gibson on June 7 1907. For particulars apply to E C Higgins Artesia New Mexico.
The Wool Market in St Louis May 31
Wool prices steady in St. Louis market with territory and western mediums quoted at 20 to 24 cents, fine medium 20 to 21 1/2 cents, and fine 15 to 16 2/3 cents.
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St. Louis
Governor Hagerman Leaves for Albuquerque and Santa Fe
Governor Herbert J. Hagerman departed this morning to Albuquerque and Santa Fe plus additional central Mexico stops to oversee business and political interests.
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Herbert J. Hagerman
Albuquerque
Santa Fe
Central Mexico
Hailstorm Hits North Hill Area With Heavy Rain in Roswell
A lively hailstorm struck North Hill and nearby areas Thursday as rain fell in Roswell. The small hail came down rapidly and damaged gardens in the affected zone.
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North Hill
Roswell
Miss Crawford Heads Home After Visit to Kansas City Friends
Miss May Crawford of Kansas City has stayed four months visiting Mrs. C. W. Haynes and other friends. She left this morning for Bartlesville, Indian Territory, to visit before returning home.
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May Crawford
Kansas City
Hall and Gassaway Arrive with East India Company
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hall and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gassaway arrive from the south as members of the East India Company. J. H. Gassaway, manager of the company, is present with ten players to perform tonight.
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J. W. Hall
Fred Gassaway
East India Company
J. H. Gassaway
Reed witness in Hondo river injunction case at Picacho
W M Reed arrived Thursday from Alamogordo as a witness in the injunction suit filed by Mrs L C Klasner to stop her from diverting water from the Hondo river at Picacho. The temporary injunction was extended and the case set to continue at the November term with Mrs Klasner bearing the costs.
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W. M. Reed
Alamogordo
L. C. Klasner
Hondo
Picacho
Reporter Percy Evans Takes Two Month Leave for Chicago Trip
Percy Evans of the Rec ord leaves tomorrow for Chicago to consider an offer from Oliver Typewriter Co. to be their traveling representative in New Mexico. If he stays, Roswell will remain his home and headquarters. Evans has served as local Oliver agent for eighteen months.
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Percy Evans
The
Record
Chicago
Oliver Typewriter Co
New Mexico
Roswell
Mr. Evans
Oliver
Record Want Ads Set For Today and Tomorrow
The notice indicates want ads are scheduled to run today and tomorrow to help readers locate items, services, or opportunities. It signals a brief classified listing period in the paper.
Roswell Local Weather Summary May 31
Roswell New Mexico weather report for May 31 shows temperature 70 high 52 low and mean 61 with .48 inches precipitation. Winds north at 5 miles per hour. Forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Saturday in Roswell and vicinity.
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Roswell
N. M
Roosevelt on railways and national supervision
President Roosevelt speaks at Memorial Day in Indianapolis on regulating railroads. He urges federal supervision of interstate carriers, corruption crackdown, and a public framework to prevent overcapitalization while protecting investors. He cites Lawton and Iowa as examples and pushes for a broad, non punitive reform.
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Indianapolis
Roosevelt
Indiana
Lawton
Cuba
Philippines
Wheeler
Fitzhugh Lee
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commonwealth of
Massachusetts
England
Supreme Court
United States
Commission
Iowa
Grenvile M. Dodge
Roosevelt Hagerman Letters To Be Published Tomorrow
The Record will publish in full letters between President Theodore Roosevelt and Governor Hagerman about Hagerman’s removal as New Mexico governor. Roosevelt allegedly authorized press access, ending secrecy that kept the governor’s reply hidden. The letters contrast Roosevelt’s forceful style with Hagerman’s cautious compliance.
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Roosevelt-Hagerman
Theodore Roosevelt
Hagerman
New Mexico
Roosevelt
Square
United States
Roswell Couple Wed Quietly in Portales
J D Bell learns of the marriage of his son Will Bell to Emily Bunting. The ceremony reportedly took place yesterday in Portales. The groom worked in Pecos Valley North Eastern trains and local yards. the bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Bunting of North Hill.
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Roswell
J. D. Bell
Will Bell
Emily Bunting
Portales
Pecos Valley
Northeastern
Motorman Arrested Over Fatal Elyria Collision
C M Forney a motorman on the Cleveland and South western Traction road was arrested in Cleveland to answer charges of causing seven deaths and eight injuries in a midday collision in Elyria. His car reportedly struck a standing car head on on a straight track. All fatally injured residents were from Elyria.
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Elyria
C. M. Forney
Cleveland & Southwestern Traction
Cleveland
Forney
Ehbyria
Alleged Two-Wife Man Arrested in Roswell
Deputy Sheriff Guy Herbert captured Harry K Bird from Kentucky who fled Amarillo and was sought on bigamy charges in Illinois. Amarillo officers had him but he escaped. Roswell authorities detained him awaiting transfer with no requisition papers.
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Roswell
Amarillo
Harry K. Bird
Kentucky
Sherif Guy Herbert
Herbert
Husky
Bird
Illinois
Huskey
Stringer's Electrical Exhibition Opens Saturday Night
Stringer's Electrical Exhibition will open at the Auditorium Theatre with illustrated songs and French colored moving pictures. A new feature titled Inar the Living Album will be shown. The opening was postponed from tonight due to the Baptist church Juniors entertainment.
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Stringer
Auditorium Theatre
Baptist Church
Embroideries Special Sale Notice
Our special sale on Embroideries was set for today and tomorrow night JAFFA PRAGER and CO announced a limited time event urging customers to shop for fine stitched goods.
Superior Refinery Co advertises high grade oil and gasoline
The Superior Refinery Co promotes honest oil and gasoline at fair prices with delivery by wagon. Call 412 to try their products. Mrs. B. F. Harlow departs for a summer visit to Lexington Virginia and to see the Exposition visiting Knoxville Tennessee and St. Louis on return.
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Superior Refinery CO
Independent Oil Refineries
B. F. Harlow
Lexington
Knoxville
Tenn
St. Louis
For Sale and Local Notices From Town Listing
For sale nine gentle milch cows at $38. Inquiries at Enter prise Hdw Co 78112. Job ad seeks a bright young man 16 to 18, apply at The Gilkeson. R E Muncy remains sore after a runaway accident. Spring River Oil Company prospect well shows gas down forty feet. Marriage license issued to Walter Coleman and Estella Lamas cus of Lower Penasco. M A Finley travels to Riverside to ship cattle.
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Enterprise Hdw. Co
Gilkeson
Spring River Oil Company
Walter Coleman
Estella Lamascus
Lower
Penasco
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U. 8S
Weather Bureau
M. Wright, Fa
Congress
Northern Pacific Railroad
R. E. Muncy
M. A. Finley
Riverside
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