Wyoming and national returns show Democratic gains and GOP edge
Clection results from Cheyenne indicate Carey won Wyoming governor by 5201 over Mullen as a Democrat. Legislature stands 48 Republicans to 35 Democrats, ensuring Mondell's re election. National results show Republicans slight senate edge and Democrats sweeping the South with notable state victories including New York and California.
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Arizona Convention Adverse Reports On Bills
Phoenix Arizona November 10 the judiciary committee at the constitutional convention reported adversely on the juvenile court bill the Feeney bill on organizing striking picketing and boycotting and a five year residence requirement for United States senators. The galleries were packed awaiting a recall vote and a Democratic caucus afterward saw about six Democrats abstain.
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Mechanician Killed In Savannah Race Track Mishap
Savannah Ga Nov 10 W H Sharps racing automobile Arrow No 1 turned over on a curve on Ferguson avenue Mechanician Albert Fuchs was killed Sharp was badly injured and condition not stated.
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Moving Picture Show Prompted for Saturday Afternoon
Bring the children to the Nimitz Theatre on Saturday at 2:30 for the moving picture show at Bee ey, a community event likely featuring family friendly entertainment.
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Taft sails to Panama aboard Tennessee with Montana convoy
President Taft departed Charleston aboard the armored cruiser Tennessee, escorted by the Montana, at 22 knots. The pair will reach Colon in four days, with Taft returning by November 22 and stopping in Richmond on November 23. He plans canal policy recommendations for Congress, including government form for the canal zone, toll rates, and fortifications, amid debate over military or civilian control.
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Anti American Demonstration in Mexico City
U S Ambassador Wilson and Consul General Arnold Franklin report anti American protests in Mexico City after the Rock Springs Texas lynching. Rioters shouted death to Americans and threatened the consulate while trampling an American flag. A later report claims an attempt on Ambassador Wilson’s life.
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Panama Canal Plans Stir Debate on Wages and Railroads
The article outlines President Wilson's consideration of key Panama Canal questions including labor wage increases, whether to run the Panama railroad independently or with the canal, and whether canal terminals’ coaling stations should be privatized or government operated. Col Goethals urges swift resolution before the Berlin shipping congress. News from Mexico reports no further anti American riots, 217 jailed, and praise for Ambassador Wilson's stance after the flag incident.
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Moving pictures Saturday at Nimitz Theatre
Saturday at 2 30 p m show at Nimitz Theatre with admission five cents.
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Evidence that Cook did not reach Mt McKinley
Professor Herschel Parker of Columbia University released photographs taken near Mt McKinley in Alaska. He argues the images prove Dr. Frederick A Cook never reached the summit, identifying the peak Cook photographed as Mt Me.
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Kinley Reports Photo Proves Mountain Near Mt McKinley
Kinley, and showed a photograph of it taken by his party, showing the identical outlines of rock formation. He said the mountain was twenty miles from Mt. McKinley and many thousand feet below its summit.
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Race betting return eyed after Cook County Dem win
Chicago reports an expected revival of horse racing on the Chicago tracks following a sweeping Democratic victory in Cook County. Track owners hope to start with a par mutual betting system and may move to open bookmaking if approved. Harlem Hawthorne and Worth tracks could be ready for racing within days.
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Four Women Elected to Colorado Legislature
Four women will sit in the eighteenth general assembly of Colorado after Tuesday's election. Alma L. Lafferty Louise V. Jones and Louise M. Kerwin, all from Denver, are Democrats. Agnes L. Phillips from Adams Arapahoe and Elbert counties is a Republican.
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Alma L. Lafferty
Louise V. Jones
Louise M. Kerwin
Agnes L. Phillips
Adams
Arapahoe
Elbert
Bartender Sues Church Over Fatal Pit Fall
Denver protest filed by George Sausser seeks 11,700 damages from Central Presbyterian Church claiming negligence for a pit between church and parsonage that caused his fall during Billy Sunday revival meetings. Court action filed Nov 10.
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Billy
Pope Pius Marks Anniversary With Mass In Private Chapel
Rome reports Pope Pius received numerous congratulatory telegrams and letters on the 2th anniversary of his consecration as a bishop. He celebrated mass in his private chapel as he reflects on his episcopal career begun November 10, 1884 when he was consecrated Bishop of Mantua.
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Bazaar by Ladies of the M. E. Church South
The Ladies of the M. E. church South will hold a bazaar in the old post office building on Saturday November 12. A good time and place to buy holiday gifts with lunch served from 11 o'clock on.
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Syndicate Provides Fifty Million Dollar China Loan
An American syndicate will loan fifty million dollars to China with English German and French banks participating. The agreement signed in London on November 10 provides for cooperation in future loans and outlines the signatories roles.
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West Point Cadets Lose Christmas Leave
West Point officers report the entire first class of 85 cadets has been denied Christmas leave to participate in the silencing of Capt. Rufus Logan, instructor in military tactics, last September. If they celebrate, it will be in barracks with socks hung and turkeys eaten.
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Pecos man J B Rhea visits city to pursue interests
J B Rhea of Pecos is in the city attending to business interests and meeting local contacts.
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Pecos
Cash Landslide At F Snipes Store
In a bold sales pitch the ad touts a cash landslide at F Snipes store claiming customers can buy more goods with cash than at credit stores. It emphasizes no credit losses and urges customers to switch to paying upfront.
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New Jersey
Mass
Ohio
Indiana
F. Snipes
Lady Chooses U S Drainage Engineer in Roswell Wedding
Miss Dora M. Rigg of Fort Collins Colo. married Sidney Cooper last night at the M E parsonage on West Fifth Street. Cooper, a U S drainage engineer, has been in town for months directing land reclamation work along the valley. The bride arrived by train yesterday afternoon and the couple will reside in Roswell while his duties keep him here.
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Dora M. Rigg
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U. S
Fort Collins
Colo
Toswell
Roswell
Mr. Cooper
Young Woman Margaret Kelly Dies in Roswell Home
Miss Margaret Kelly aged 23 died last night at eight o'clock at the home of Miss Marie M Hott on North Pennsylvania avenue after a six month stay at Carlsbad seeking health care for tuberculosis. She came from Emporia Kansas and was in Roswell for two months. Her mother and sister were with her and will move the body to Emporia tomorrow morning.
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Marie M. Hott
Pennsylvania Avenue
Carlsbad
Emporia
Kan
Roswell
Price & Co
Dilley Rooms
Boosting Cards For New Mexico Exhibit In Chicago
Free boosting post cards promote New Mexico Day in Chicago. Visitors and friends can pick up a card at any local drug store free of charge.
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Chicago
Population figures for Alabama and Florida
Population data released shows Alabama at 2,138,098, up 309,396 or 16.9 percent since 1900, while Florida records 751,139, up 22,597 or 4.2 percent over the prior census.
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Washington, D. C
Photographer Wilford H. Smith To Arrive Tomorrow Night
Wilford H. Smith the photographer will arrive tomorrow night with definite word having come to that effect.
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Roswell Weather Report for November 10
Local Roswell report shows 6:00 am observation with a high of 80 and a low of 34, mean 57. No precipitation, wind 2 mph from the southwest, sky clear. Forecast calls for tonight and Friday to be generally fair and warmer.
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