Roswell Basemen Struggle In Lopsided Loss To Lake Arthur
Lake Arthur defeated Roswell 10 to 0 as Bratton allowed only seven strikeouts and Roswell offered frequent errors and baserunning blunders. Ware Weeks and Reed produced limited late offense but Roswell could not muster a hit after the fourth inning while Lake Arthur built a big lead with timely hits and aggressive base running.
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Roswell
E ‘Arthur
Rosell
Bratton
Lake Arthur
Ware
Weeks
New
Read
Artesia Agat
Evergy
Wright
Gratton
Joe Ware
Capt. Lead
Roswell Man
Reed
Homme
Anther
Wilder
Thea Weeks
Artesia Lake Arthur Baseball Game Box Score Summary
Brainard F Brainard R Aumiller Linell and Reed from Artesia Higginbotham and Wilder from Lakewood Bratton from Lake Arthur Crozier from Hagerman Will Lawrence credited for team. Summary notes Lake Arthur 5 Roswell 3 Wright Weeks Bratton pitched nine runs and fielding details with hits by Higginbotham Reed Bratton and others. Time one hour and 39 minutes Attendance 300 Umpire Tom Hal.
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Brainard R
Aumiller, Linell
Reed
Artesia
Higginbotham
Wilder
Liakewood
Bratton
Lake Arthur
Crozier
Hagerman
Will Lawrene
Barnee
Wright
Roswell
R. Brainard
Tom Hal
Roosevelt gets freedom of London and offers advice
Theo dore Roosevelt was awarded the freedom of the city of London at the Guildhall where he spoke boldly on British policy in Egypt Uganda and Sudan. He urged Britain to either govern Egypt responsibly or withdraw, praised British rule in Uganda and the Sudan, and criticized Egypt’s Nationalist party for chaos.
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London
England
Theodore Roosevelt
Africa
Roosevelt
Egypt
Mr. Roosevelt
Uganda
Sudan
Anne Askew
Earl of Surrey
Jane Grey
United States
Council
A. A. Ririe Returns from Hereford Texas Survey
A. A. Ririe has come back from Hereford Texas after six weeks spent supervising a large surveying project.
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A. A. Ririe
Hereford
Texas
Roswell School Board Rejects All Bids for High School Project
The Roswell Board of Education rejected all three bids for the new high school building as too high, with costs at 333,606. New plans will be drawn by IL H. Rapp to fit the cash on hand. The board also appointed W. E. Carroon as principal and hired teachers Miss Katheryn Hawkins and Miss Blanche Davenport, with salaries ranging from 60 to 90 dollars monthly.
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Roswell
Cora York
Greenville
Texas
Bunt
W. E. Carroon
Neponset
Ill
Frank Carroon
Roswell Schools
New Mexico Normal University
Las Vegas
Illinois
Indiana
Crawfordsville
Ind
Indiana State Normal
Wabash College
University of Indiana
Katheryn Hawkins
Kansas City
Manual Training High School
University of Missouri
Prose Boys’ Preparatory School
Blanche Davenport
Ottawa
York
Baker University
Northwestern University
Subpoenas issued for two more state representatives in Lorimer probe
Springfeld Illinois May 31 Subpoenas for two more state representatives were issued in the grand jury bribery inquiry tied to the election of United States Senator Lorimer. The Democrats A W Foster of Rushville and B F Staymates of Clinton voted for Lorimer. A subpoena for Nathaniel Cohen state fish commissioner was also issued.
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Springfeld
Ill
United States
Lorimer
A. W. Foster
Rushville
B. F. Staymates
Clinton
Nathaniel Cohen
Former U S Treasurer Charles Treat Dies at 68
Charles Henry Treat, who served as treasurer of the United States from his appointment by President Roosevelt, died of apoplexy in his New York City apartment last night at the age of sixty eight.
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New York
Charles Henry Treat
United States
Roosevelt
No Games at Two Cities Due to Cold Weather
Owing to cold weather and rain there will be no baseball games at Pittsburg and Cleveland today.
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Pittsburg
Cleveland
Direct Vote for Senators Gains Support in Senate
Washington action centers on a constitutional amendment to elect U S senators by direct vote. Oklahoma approved submission, citing reduced corruption and better candidate scrutiny. Senator Owen notes 36 states express favor, spanning Democratic and Republican states, with broad public backing.
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Washington
Owen
Oklahoma
Congress
States
Senate
Hudson River
New England
New York
Maryland
Delaware
Congress R
Republican Party
Taft's injunction bid on Western traffic rates
Washington May 31. President Taft and Attorney General Wickersham plan to file an injunction against the Western Traffic Association to block an advance in freight rates set for tomorrow. The suit likely will be filed in St Louis. La Follette urged immediate action to halt rate increases, but failed to secure quick consideration. RRS ruling upheld. Pink Franklin faces death penalty per Supreme Court. Corporate tax cases set for next term. An aviation treaty between United States and Mexico seeks border airship registration.
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Washington
Taft
Wickersham
Western Traffic Association
St. Louis
Western Territory
la Follette
Interstate Commerce Commission
R. R
Mississippi
Missouri
Seaboard Territory
United States Supreme Court
Pink Franklin
South Carolina
Valentine
South
Supreme Court of the United States
State Knox
Mexico
Honest men of both parties seek to restore government integrity
The speaker says he has no desire for partisan gain by exposing government weaknesses. He urges vigorous effort by honest men from both parties to return the government to a state of integrity where high purposes and the common good alone guide policy.
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Nower
Senator decries machine politics and boss influence in reforms
Senator Owen argues the great evil is the alliance between commercial interests and machine politics. He says business groups seek favorable regulation and immunity from enforcement across national, state, and local levels, undermining honest governance.
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Owen
Slues in the Terrible Louisville Murder Case
In Louisville on May 31, Mrs. Joseph Wendling remains under arrest as an accessory to the murder of Alma Kellner, the mutilated child found in St. James parochial school sub cellar. Police press her with persistent questioning while widening the search for the missing janitor Wendling. Cloth found on the janitor and a hat recovered from an old barrel show stains the detectives say are blood.
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Louisville
Joseph Wendling
Alma Kellner
St. James Parochial School
Wendling
Hague arbitration opens on fisheries case between U S and Britain
The Hague arbitration tribunal began its opening session this afternoon in Holland to hear the dispute between the United States and Great Britain over interpretations of the Newfoundland fisheries treaty of 1818.
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Hague
Holland
United States
Great Britaan
Wool Market in St Louis Prices May 21
Wool unchanged in St Louis market with territory and western mediums steady. Fine mediums 17 to 20 cents. fine 12 to 15 cents. loaned lots 18 to 23 cents per pound.
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St. Louis
Mrs A J Crosson Visits Roswell From Amarillo
Mrs A J Crosson travels from Amarillo to Roswell to spend the week with friends, arriving to enjoy a visit and social time in the community.
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A. J. Crosson
Amarillo
Roswell
Musgrave Put In Jail In Parker Murder Case
George Musgrave faces murder charges for fatally shooting Geo Parker at Circle Diamond camp 35 miles southwest of Roswell on October 19 1896. Court remanded him to jail without bond after prosecution rested. alias warrant issued and announced publicly. Six witnesses testified with Butler and Balhard as key eye witnesses. The trial resumed with District Attorney Fullen unable to speak clearly due to a cold.
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George Musgrave
Kiting Geo. Parker
Roswell
O. Fullen
iMusgrave
Sam Butler
Dick Balhard
Will Marabie
Wm, Phillips
Ed Marabie
C. L. Ballard
Butler
Phillips
Musgrave Com Ug
Parker
Parkers
Kansas City Life at 215 North Main Street
Kansas City Life records show office located at 215 North Main Street with contact phone listing 65 for inquiries.
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Kansas City Life
North Main St
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