Chicago Striking Garment Workers Clash With Mounted Police
Mounted police clashed with a crowd in Chicago's business district as striking garment workers marched without permits on Adams Street near Fifth Avenue. Dozens injured including two girls and two children. a society woman picketer was among the injured. Police dispersed the crowd. Society women join the picket line and a picket school is instituted for disciplined, legal persuasion.
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Chicago
Adams Street
Fifth Avenue
Society Women
Society Women of
New York
National Civic Federation
Express
John Mitchel
Driscoll
Madison Avenue
Strikers Clash with Police in Interborough Strike Night
Mob attacks an American Express wagon with bottles stones and missiles as bluecoats deploy night sticks. Within minutes the crowd flees leaving three arrested. Interborough New York Transfer and Dodd's Express drivers and helpers join the strikers at noon.
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Thizers
Interborough
New York
Dodd’s Express
Federal Court Adjourns Until Monday in Eddy County Case
Federal court yesterday adjourned until next Monday. Territorial court handled a case from Eddy county today and this afternoon more motions in chambers occupied the docket.
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Federal Court
Territorial Court
Eddy County
Little Miss Eula Jones Hosts North Main Party
Eula Jones hosted a Halloween style gathering at her North Main home with friend attendance including Florence McNight Ruth Akin Pearl Thompson Ruby Brown Dorothy Bennett Loren Whiteman Valaska Thompson Mary Thompson Alice M Thompson Myrtle Porter Musella Dies Hazel Dies Mable West John Skipwith Burr Watson Ned Hester Buford Dies Raymond West Lonnie Jones.
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Eula Jones
North Main
Mrs. Jones
Miss Brooks
Florence Mce
Ruth Akin
Pearl Thompson
Ruby Brown
Dorothy Bennett
Lorean Whiteman
Valaska Thompson Mary Thompson
Alice M Thompson
Myrtle Porter
Musella
Hazel Dies
Mable West
John Skipwith
Burr Watson
Ned Hester
Buford
Raymond West
Lonnie Jones
U S Battleship Fleet Sets Sail For European Tour
The battleships Minnesota Vermont Idaho and Mississippi left the Philadelphia navy yard with twelve others to form a fleet bound for a European cruise. They will meet at sea then spend weeks at Gravesend and Cherbourg before winter maneuvers at Guantanamo.
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Minnesota
Vermont
Idaho
Mississippi
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Gravesend
England
Cherbourg
France
Guantanamoo
Cuba
Denominational Week and Missionary Round-up at Roswell Baptist
Roswell Baptist Church hosts a multi day Denominational Week with exhibits in home and foreign missions and the publication department. Speakers include Rev. George T. Webb and Rev. Lemuel Call Barnes with daily services and stereopticon illustrated programs.
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Roswell Baptist Church
Home and Foreign Missions
Hallowe'en a saner year for Roswell youths
Roswell reports a warm dark Hallowe'en night with large crowds of youths out for pranks. Police say the event was marked by safety and little property damage, as youngsters learned they can have fun without destruction.
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Hallowe'en
Roswell
Cadet football pride boosts Roswell image
A Roswell institute cadet football appeal argues the team brings thousands of dollars into town, with football serving as a strong advertisement for Roswell and the surrounding community. It stresses the value of local athletics over hired players and suggests matches downtown or on campus.
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New Mexico
Institute
Roswell
Market Report Shows Steady to Strong Livestock Prices
Hog receipts total 7,000 with bulk sales 7.90 to 8.40 and packers paying 8.10 to 8.45 for heavies. Sheep receipts 12,000 with muttons 3.50 to 4.50 and lambs 5.25 to 6.60. fed wethers 3.80 to 4.75 and fed western ewes 3.25 to 4.10. cattle and calf ranges listed by class and region with noted price spreads.
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Cts
Roswell Sunday School Rally Draws Wide Local Attendance
Rupard of Melrose NM led the effort and Webb spoke Sunday evening. Sunday school attendance reached 354 with Rally Day at 374. A Fellowship Supper for the Baptist Young People Union drew 61 members. The event united local churches with Methodists and Presbyterians best represented. An evening lecture by Rev W T Elmore, eight years in India, was to be shown with a stereopticon.
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Rupard
Artesia
Roswell
Melrose
N. M
Territorial
Webb
Baptist Young People’s Union
Hallowe’en
Union
Auto ride to San Antonio in forty hours
A. R. Ririe and his brother-in-law Weldon Best telegraphed from San Antonio that they completed the Roswell to San Antonio auto trip in thirty nine and a half hours of running time. They started last Thursday morning and arrived yesterday morning with stops only to adjust running time.
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A. R. Ririe
Weldon
San Antonio
Roswell
the Alamo
Albert Knox Dale Funeral Arrangements and Burial
The body of Albert Knox Dale arrived from Las Vegas and was laid to rest this morning at ten o'clock in Dilley parlors. Burial followed at South Side cemetery, per yesterday's Record notice.
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Albert Knox Dale
Las Vegas
Dilley
South Side Cemetery
Three Halloween Fire Alarms Reported in City
The fire department was called out three times last night on Halloween. The 8:30 blaze near the Hondo involved a trash pile soaked with coal oil. At 9:00 an old adobe at Alameda and Washington burned, with signs of coal oil and matches. The 10:30 alarm at the Carter place on South Hill reignited a partially burned lot from last summer.
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Hallowe’en
The
Hondo
Alameda
Washington
Carter Place
South Hill
Dr Kelp Brings a Bride In St Louis Visit
Dr Henry Kelp inspector for the U S Bureau of Animal Industry returned from St Louis on Sunday night with a bride. The Roswell friends received the news with surprise but warm congratulations. The couple stay at The Gilkeson and are reported to have good driving horses at City Livery.
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Henry Kelp
U. S. Bureau of Animal Industry
St. Louis
Roswell
Roswell Weather Summary for November 1
Local observation at 6:00 a.m. Roswell New Mexico reports yesterday's high 79 and low 41 with a mean of 60 and no precipitation. Winds from 2 miles east, sky clear. Forecast for Roswell and vicinity calls for fair tonight and Wednesday.
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Roswell
N. M
Constitutional convention updates and recall proposal in New Mexico and Arizona
In Santa Fe the New Mexico constitutional convention advanced the militia article and prepares to adjourn by November 12 while condemning the English language requirement for officials. Arizona's convention proposes a recall mechanism allowing any elective officer to be recalled by a petition of 25 percent of voters, with a separate vacancy election.
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United States
Mexico
New Mexico
Arizona
Phoenix
A. T
Executive Committee
Storm sweeps British Isles and northern Europe
Washington November 1. A violent storm rages across the British Isles and northern Europe with wide damage to shipping. Weather officials report indications of another severe storm in the Caribbean Sea.
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Washington
British Isles
Europe
Weather Bureau
Carribean Sea
Cabinet Session Abandoned by Quorum Shortage
Washington November 1 The regular Tuesday cabinet session was abandoned due to lack of a quorum. Three members of the President's official family are on campaign duty, two are absent, one heads to Ohio this afternoon, and another travels on Thursday.
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Washington
Ohio
Fire in Egypt Destroys Cotton Bales and Sheds
Alexandria Egypt Nov 1 a major blaze today caused about one million dollars in damage. Six thousand bales of cotton and several large cotton sheds were destroyed in the fire.
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Egypt
Alexandria
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