Wireless messages amid Mexican unrest spark diplomatic tension
A Fort Leavenworth wireless report, likely from Secretary Knox to President Taft, mentions editors of incendiary papers to be arrested and the Embassy being protected. Washington expects the Rodriguez nationality doubt will subside with Texas and Mexican officials investigating. In Mexico City a separate report says American manager Carlos Carothers killed a teen and wounded a guard during rioting, while Roswell water and sewer boss matter prompts a resignation if not matched by savings.
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Kansas
Mexico
State Knox
Taft
Panama
Anton Rodriguez
New Mexico
Rodriguez
Texas
Washington
Washington, D. C
Knox
United States
Department of State
Campbell
Eagle Pass
State Department
Mexico City
Guadalajara
Carlos B. Carothers
Western Reality Co
Jesus Loza
Prudentia Chavez
Carothers
Bennett
Roswell
Prohibition Cases Up In Court Before Judge Pope
Two city prohibition cases were argued in Judge W H Pope’s district court in chambers. D R Patrick challenged search and seizure and L T Durham faced a charge under the ordinance for liquor sale or giving. O O Askren represented defendants, H M Dow the city. Judge Pope took both cases under advisement. The cases questioned the jurisdiction of the justice who found the defendants guilty.
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Wm. H. Pope
Chambers
D. R. Patrick
L. T. Durham
O. O. Askren
County Buys In Much Property At Tax Sale
The tax sale held Monday at the courthouse saw limited public interest as the county purchased most of the offered properties. A few individual buyers purchased some parcels. Only units with amounts under $25 were sold, with larger lots to be addressed in a later sale later this month.
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Court House
Bennett Announces Resignation Date as City Supervisor
J W Bennett city supervisor told a Record reporter he will resign December 1 with the resignation effective January 1 when his city contract ends. The move follows an ordinance introduced in the council.
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J. W. Bennett
Bennett
Supposed Belle Elmore Crippen Draws Excitement
A woman arriving in Alberta on November 12 is believed to be Belle Elmore Crippen linked to the London case. she fainted after reading about it. Local men discuss Dr Crippen’s likely reaction as police surveil the visitor awaiting possible arrest.
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Alex
Alberta
Canada
Belle Elmore Crippen
Dr. Crippen
London
Crippen
Doc Crippen
Nine More Indictments Indicated By Jury Today
The grand jury returned nine more indictments and three no bills this morning. A total of 38 indictments and six no bills have been returned to date as the jury continues. Arraignments followed this afternoon for each new indictment with pleas and trial dates set for late November.
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O. D. Edmondson
Charles Ayres
W. L. Mabry
Miss Cora McCain Returns From Dallas Visit
Miss Cora McCain arrives home this evening from Dallas where she stayed about a month with her sister Mrs. E W Hall Mrs Hall will accompany her home and stay several weeks with her mother Mrs A R McCain.
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Cora McCain
Dallas
E. W. Hall
Hall
A. R. McCain
Countess Tolstoi Twice Attempts Death by Drowning
A private message from Tula reports Countess Tolstoi twice attempted to end her life today by drowning herself through a hole in the ice near St. Petersburg.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Tula
Tolstoi
Children Act Like Soldiers And Escape Fire
Three thousand boys and fifteen hundred girls, orphans at the Catholic Proteory in upper New York City, were roused from beds as a five story wing burned early today. Thanks to the Society of Christian Brothers' discipline, there was no panic as the disciplined orphans followed fire drill to the assembly hall.
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New York
Catholic Protectory
New York City
Society of Christian Brothers
Johnny Evers to Coach Navy Baseball Team Next Spring
Johnny Evers, the Chicago second baseman, will coach the Navy team at Annapolis next spring and join the squad on June first. His broken ankle, now knit, will have the cast removed tomorrow.
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Johnny Evers
NAVY
Chicago
Ammapolis
Yale-Princeton clash closes football season at Princeton
Yale loses twice this season as Princeton claims victory in a cold wind at Princeton. Other results: Harvard defeats Dartmouth 18 to 0 and Cornell defeats Chicago 18 to 0 while Michigan and Pennsylvania tie 0 0 and Navy beats Carlisle 6 to 0. Minnesota hosts Wisconsin in the West.
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Yale
Philadelphia
Harvard
Dartmouth
Chicago
Cornell
Ithaca
Navy
Carlisle Indians
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Minneapolis
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Carlisle
Big Grab at State Land in New Mexico
Santa Fe reports the constitutional convention nearing finish with votes to sell thirteen acres of state lands while preserving school sections for ten years unless priced at ten dollars per acre or more. The convention adopted an elective three member corporation commission and a four year term for county officials with fixed salaries.
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Santa Fe
N. M
New
Not Our Elza White Named in Grand Jury Indictment
The grand jury returned an indictment charging Elza White and a man named Satterwhite with stealing three horses on the Plains. The Record clarifies that the accused includes a nineteen year old boy, not the Roswell sheep breeder and baseball magnate.
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Elza White
Satterwhite
Plains
Roswell
White
Elza
Republicans Still Hold Missouri State Offices
St. Louis November 11 late unofficial returns from most counties in Missouri show the Republicans have elected their state ticket. John C. Brown leading Judge Gantt for supreme court by over five thousand. Other Republican candidates for the supreme bench superintendent of schools and railroad commissioner have still larger pluralities. Full returns unlikely to change these results.
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St. Louis
Missouri
John C. Brown
Gantt
Supreme Court
Supreme Bench
Superintendent of
Texas Republicans say Thanksgiving turkey prices rise
In El Paso on November 12, Texas Republicans buying turkeys and ducks for Thanksgiving challenge New York Democrats claim that Democratic victory lowered prices. They state they pay 2% cents more per pound than last year and seek an explanation from New York Democrats.
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el Paso
Texas
New York
Lafayette Young Named Senator to Succeed Dolliver
Des Moines reports Governor Carroll appointed Lafayette Young editor of the Des Moines Capitol as United States senator to fill the vacancy caused by the passing of Senator Dolliver.
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Lafayette Young
Dolliver
Des Moines
Carroll Today
Des Moines Capitol
United States
Convention drops new counties. legislature to handle issue
The convention will not take up new counties as such references are stricken out. The committee on irrigation and water rights report was agreed upon, pushing related matters to the legislature for action.
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Committee On Irrigation and
Théodore Henderson faces capias over big fraud scheme
St Louis November 12 A capias for the arrest of Theodore S Henderson vice president of the After Thought Copper Company and its parent Great Western Gold Company was issued by U S Commissioner Henderson He faces charges of fraud as receivership actions were filed against both firms
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St. Louis
Theodore S. Henderson
Afterthought Copper Company
Great Western Gold Company
United States
Henderson
Afterthought
Great Western Companies
New Hampshire Population Grows by 4.6 Percent
Washington November 12 population data show New Hampshire at 430 572, up 18 984 from 1900, an increase of 4.6 percent.
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New Hampshire
Washington, D. C
Prohi and Independent Bloc May Hold Power in Illinois House
In Chicago on November 12, incomplete returns show Prohibitionists and Independents may hold the balance of power in Illinois lower house next January. Neither Republicans nor Democrats reach a constitutional majority of 77, leaving the Prohibitionists and Independents able to influence the speaker selection.
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Chicago
Ill
Woofter and Carmichael Cleared by Justice Bell
City Marshal Roy Wooster and Sanitary Policeman Ed Carmichael were tried this afternoon for molesting the room of D. R. Patrick over Morriston Brothers & Company store. After investigation, Justice Bell found them not guilty and discharged them.
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Roy Wooster
Ed Carmichael
Justice Bell
D. R. Patrick
Morriston Brothers & Company
Among the Churches at Southern Presbyterian Church Service
Divine services announced at 11 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. by Rev. A B Currie at 4 Southern Presbyterian Church Col Penn and West Fourth. Morning theme Worshiping God in the Beauty of Holiness Evening Loving is Life Sunday School 9 45 a m C EB Society 7 p m D N Pope President Prayer meeting 7 30 p m Wednesday
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Abraham
Men of Steel
Epworth League
M. E
South
Pennsylvania
Faure
Bohannon
Sweet Land of Rest
Bramler
Geo. Williams
God
Marks
Jerusalem
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Stockard
Second
Richardson
Hous
Southern Presbyterian Church
Col. Penn
West Fourth
A. B. Currie
EB. Society
D. N. Pope
Savannah Auto Classic Ends In Tragedy and Triumph
The 415 mile race in Savannah saw Bruce Brown win the grand prize with Hemery second and Burman third. A Benz driver Haupt crashed on lap thirteen, injuring his mechanician. Wagner was hurt when his car overturned on Skid Way Road. many racers faced tire trouble and mechanical failures as the field started at nine o'clock with fifteen drivers competing for a $5,000 gold cup and $4,000 prize.
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Herve
Chevrolet
Mulford
Lozier
Basle
Pope-Hartford
Hemery
Benz
Nazarro
Wagner
de Palma
Haupt
Fabyl
Skidway Road
Louis Ferro
Bruce Brown
Burman
Miss Ewing Hosts North Hill School Event Tonight
Social leader Miss Ewing will entertain the ladies and their gentlemen friends at the Commercial Club tonight following the North Hill school entertainment. Readings by Mrs Giddys Henderson and music by the High School orchestra plus vocal numbers by Miss Margaret Hinson are on the program.
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Ewing
North Hill
Giddys Henderson
Margaret Hinson
Wool prices steady at market report in St Louis
The stall reports unchanged wool prices for territory and western mediums with fine lines showing 20 21 for mediums and 12 13 for fine. Market notes from St Louis dated November 12.
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St. Louis
Rochester Auto School Ad Promises Jobs in Spring
A vintage classified note offers men instruction in the automobile business with a free auto model, $25 weekly pay, and a guaranteed position. The Rochester New York school at 545 Rochester promises home instruction to save time and money. Record Ada.
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Rochester Auto School
Rochester
New York
Weather data for Roswell New Mexico November 12
Local Roswell New Mexico report shows yesterday's high 75 low 32 mean 54 with 0 precip. Wind from the west at 2 mph and clear weather. Compared to last year the high 69 low 34. record highs 80 in 1899 and 1903. record lows 21 in 1904. Forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Sunday with rising temperatures.
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Roswell
N. M
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