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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1910

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Taft Promises Texas Oklahoma Action on Mexican Lynching

Washington reports Taft's pledge to Diaz to punish those who burned the Mexican in Rock Springs and protect Mexicans in the United States hinges on Texas and Oklahoma governors. Texas Governor Campbell will investigate. Oklahoma’s Governor Haskell pledges to guard Mexicans and prevent lynching after the Anadarko police chief killing. Ambassador Wilson notes no anti American outbreaks in Mexico City.

Washington, D. C Taft Diaz Rodriguez Rock Springs Texas Oklahoma Campbell Haskell State Department Knox Temple Anadarko Wilson Mexico City Oxfa Wm. C. Temple Mexico United States Kansas City Oscar Optet W. C. Temple Leon Gomez Optet

Two Big Parties Planned for Thanksgiving Week

Thanksgiving week brings two large events in Roswell. On Monday night the first annual Roswell Light Battery ball at the Armory charges one dollar for tickets with free admission for ladies, supporting the battery funds. Elks host a Thanksgiving Night party with music by Cook's orchestra, dancing and refreshments starting at eight, open to Elks and ladies.

Roswell

Seine Flood Control Plan Moves Ahead in Paris

Paris officials including Premier Briand and an inundation committee decided to rush work on deepening the Supresnes river segment and to construct a canal to divert flood waters after the Seine stopped rising.

Paris France Seine Briand Supresnes

Yale sprung great play on Princeton

New Haven Conn Nov 14 In response to numerous inquiries from Yale men abroad about the origin of the great tackles shift play which is credited with winning

New Haven, Conn Yale

Writer of Old Nassau Dying of Paralysis

Princeton professor Carl A Langletz author of Old Nassau hymn is dying of paralysis at his Trenton home. Langletz, a native of Munich, came to America many years ago and taught music at Princeton University.

Princeton N. J Carl A. Langletz Nassau Sacred College Trenton Langletz Munich America

Express Drivers Return to Work in New York

Four thousand striking express drivers returned to work today wearing union buttons. For the first time in two weeks eleven hundred teams of Adams, Wells Fargo, United States and American Express traveled unhampered across greater New York and Jersey City.

Express New York Adams Wells-Fargo United States American Express Greater Jersey City

Death of WVU football player sparks inquiry into Bethany collision

In Wheeling West Virginia a murder inquiry into Rudolph Munk's death after a game with Bethany College continues tonight. Bethany's Thomas McCoy is in Canton Ohio awaiting a warrant with his lawyers who say he did not strike Munk and his injuries were an unavoidable football accident.

Wheeling W. Va Rudolph Munk West Virginia Bethany College Thomas A. McCoy Bethany Munk Canton Ohio McCoy

American Federation Opens 30th Convention in St Louis

The Thirtieth annual convention of the American Federation of Labor began in St. Louis on November 14 and will run two weeks. Officer reports were heard as the opening session turned into a political rally with jeers for Joseph G Cannon and applause for Champ Clark led by Missouri Federation of Labor President Owen Miller.

American Federation St. Louis American Federation of Labor Cannon Clark Owen Miller Missouri Federation of Labor Joseph G. Cannon Champ Clark

Senator Glay Dead After Long Illness in Georgia

Alexander Stephens Clay United States senator from Georgia died of heart disease at Robertson sanitarium Atlanta after a yearlong illness. He spoke of son Herbert before dying. funeral planned for Tuesday in Marietta where he resided with widow and five sons and a daughter.

Atlanta Allexander Stephens Clay United States Georgia Robertson Sanitarium Herbert Marietta Senator Clay Clay United States Senate W. J. Clay Cobb County

Sneak Thief Steals Three Dollars From Poor Woman

A sneak thief steals three dollars from a poor woman, with the assailant believed to have acted confidently, suggesting fear of discovery. The incident highlights street crime and vulnerability in the neighborhood.

Land claim confirmation by U S private land court

R. R. Richardson claims land title based on prior homestead patents after confirmation by the United States private land claims court. The matter concerns land ceded from Mexico following the 1854 treaty and incorporated into U S territory.

United States Private Land Claims Court R. R. Richardson

Aviator Flies From Warship To Norfolk Spit Landing

Aviator Elk successfully lifted from the deck of the cruiser Birmingham and landed about ten miles from Norfolk at Willoughby Spit this afternoon.

Warship Norfolk Elk Birmingham Willoughby Spit

Packing House Trust Ordered to Produce Books in Jersey

Trenton N J November 14 The State court of errors and appeals endorsed the Supreme Court Justice Swayze ruling directing the National Packing Company and other large packing concerns to produce their books before the Hudson county grand jury.

Trenton N. J State Court of Errors and Appeals Supreme Court Swayze National Packing Company Hudson County Grand Jury

Wool Market Report Shows Firm Territory Medians

St Louis memo notes wool prices steady across territories with midsize and fine wools holding firm. Roughly 23 24 for territory and western mediums, 20 21 for fine wools, and 12 13 for finer grades.

St. Louis

Blacksmith Caught ShopLifter in Silk Theft

H. H. Ball, a Rabb Williams blacksmith, was arrested Saturday night after Price & Company accused him of theft or attempted theft. The firm claimed Ball was found in the act of shoplifting a twelve yard piece of silk and had been suspected of involvement with others.

H. H. Ball Rabb & Williams Price & Company Ball Price

Tolstoi Abandons Family to Live Alone in Peasant Hut

Tolstoy leaves Yasnaya Polyana in a self imposed exile with only seventeen dollars. His wife begs to join him but respects his wish for solitude. Reports from St. Petersburg suggest a monastery stay before a possible move to join the Dukhobor sect in Canada.

Tolstoi Tula Russia Count Tolstoi Yasneva Poliana Dr. Makovetski Alexandria London St. Petersburg Canada Dukhobors

Uruguay Rebellion Ends With Unconditional Surrender

Montevideo Uruguay November 14 rebels surrendered unconditionally and laid down arms trusting government leniency in punishment as the rebellion reached its end.

Montevideen Uruguay

Rebellion erupts as troops clash in Leon Nicaragua

In Leon and San Juan del Sur Nicaragua authorities moved to quell a political demonstration. Troops fired grape and canister at protesters killing and wounding many as street fighting spread. The unrest heightens regional tension and censorship remains tight.

Nicaragua San Juan del Sur Leon

Taft Arrives in Canal Zone on Panama Visit

President Taft arrived in Colon Panama this morning marking the start of his canal zone tour as part of his Caribbean voyage.

Taft Canal Zone Colon Panama

Thief Steals From Servant at Gilkeson Hotel

Early morning entry into a servant’s quarters near the Gilkeson hotel yields three dollars stolen from a female hotel employee. The thief entered through one window as daylight broke, searched the room, and escaped via another window.

Gilkeson Hotel

Rio Hondo Commandery Elects New Officers

Rio Hondo Commandery No. 6 Knights Templar held its annual election with James C. Hamilton named Eminent Commander and John H. Jenkins Generalissimo. Frank N. Brown was elected Captain General, E. A. Cahoon Treasurer, and W. W. Phillips Recorder. Installation will occur one month from Saturday night with remaining appointments to follow.

Rio Hondo Knights Templar James CC. Hamilton John H. Jenkins Frank N. Brown E. A. Cahoon W. W. Phillips

Supreme Court Rules for Ely in San Jose de Sonoita Land Case

The U S Supreme Court, in its fourth ruling on the San Jose de Sonoita land grant in Southern Arizona, decides in favor of the estate of Frank Ely. The canyon lands lie between the Santa Rita and Patagonia mountains where Bly had laid claim.

Washington, D. C Supreme Court of the United States San Jose de Sonoita Arizona Frank Ely Santa Rita and Patagonia Mountains Bly

Silk theft leads to Ball arrest after store robbery

A week ago Saturday night the store was robbed of about 400 dollars in goods. Ball was seen taking a bolt of silk and hiding it under his coat. Police say he admitted nothing and the silk dropped when clothes were opened. Ball faced a hearing at 3 pm and pleaded not guilty with trial set for Wednesday. He may be held for a shotgun theft in Elida after court.

Ball Mr. Price

Kansas City Stock Market Report November Prices

Kansas City cattle receipts total 19 000 with 500 southern. market steady to weak. Native steers 4.75 to 7.10. southern steers 4.00 to 5.75. cows and heifers 2.75 to 6.25. Hog receipts 4 000. market ten cents lower. bulk 7.60 to 7.90. Sheep receipts 20 000. market ten cents lower. muttons 3.25 to 5.20. lambs 5.00 to 6.35. yearlings 3.50 to 4.75.

Kansas City

Miss Daisy Rainbolt Visits Relatives in Clovis

Miss Daisy Rainbolt arrives in Clovis for a family visit, staying with relatives and enjoying time in the community.

Daisy Rainbolt Clovis

Peacock of Bovina Arrives on Business

F G Peacock from Bovina arrived in town last night on business, stopping briefly to meet local contacts and discuss an ongoing matter.

F. G. Peacock Bovina

Roswell High Upsets Artesia in Close 6-0 Battle

Roswell High School defeated Artesia 6 to 0 in a hard fought game. Frank Bunting scored the only touchdown with Captain Turner adding the extra point. Holland starred on defense for Roswell while Kepple and Brainard stood out for Artesia. End of report notes Roswell to play NM Military Institute second team on Thanksgiving and mentions the discovery of Marie Smith's body and a suspect known as Black Canron.

Roswell High School Artesia High School Southern E. College of Artesia Roswell Frank Bunting Capt. Turner Artesia Holland Bunting Clemnts Turner Hill Aouchdown Kepple Brainard Harper Porter Bating Caldwell Williams Curtiss Hill Sterling Walker Kline Erb Cochran Nicholas Davis Dunn Reid Major Lohman Riggins New Mexico Military Institute Institute el Paso N. M. Agricultural and Mechanic Arts College Mesilla Park Marie Smith Thomas Williams Canron Bradley

Brutal crime discovery shocks Asbury Park residents

Asbury Park New Jersey on November 14 reports a brutal crime unearthed in the city. Residents brace for details as authorities investigate the shocking discovery amid local tension and fear.

Asbury Park, N. J Asbury Park

Petit Jury Selected for Fall Term in District Court

The fall term jury was chosen with members J W Richards Sidney Prager H B Davis Jaffa Miller C F Geyer Sam Connell J L Hyde Robert Kellahin R R Rutledge Frank Strickland W J Irwin Harry Thorne Frank Easton of Roswell plus N S West A C Harter A C Wurtzel F L Walters Thomas McKinstry of Hagerman D McVickers G C Douglass of Dexter R L Robertson of Kenna A P Cox of Dunkin and M W Evans of Lake Arthur The trial resumed with a retrial of Henry Seligman vs E T Amonett on a suit on account after a mistrial.

District Court J. W. Richards Sidney Prager H. B. Davis Jaffa Miller C. F. Geyer Sam Connell J. L. Hyde Robert Kellahin R. R. Rutledge Frank Strickland W. J. Irwin Harry Thorne Frank Easton Roswell N. S. West A. C. Harter A. C. Wurtzel F. L. Simpson F. G. Walters Thomas McKinstry Hagerman D. McVickers G. C. Douglass Dexter R. L. Robertson Kenna A. P. Cox Dunken M. W. Evans Lake Arthur Henry Seligman E. T. Amonett

Municipal Problems Discussed At National League Meeting

The National Municipal League opened its annual meeting in Buffalo with mayors, officials, and civic clubs from across the United States in attendance. Charles J Bonaparte of Baltimore serves as president, while the Buffalo Chamber of Commerce and Municipal League organize local arrangements for the convention.

Buffalo N. Y National Municipal League United State Charles J. Bonaparte Baltimore Roosevelt Buffalo Chamber of Commerce The Municipal League

AFL session opens with Gompers presiding in St Louis

Delegates from all organized labor in the United States gather in St Louis for the 30th annual American Federation of Labor convention. President Samuel Gompers is expected to be reelected, with agenda including congressional labor matters, the Los Angeles Times disaster response, the Times owner’s blame, and Canadian union affiliation. Delegates from states, locals, and foreign nations attend.

St. Louis United States American Federation of Labor Samuel Gompers Congress Los Angeles Times The Times Federation

Zionists to Meet at Cooper Union Tonight

An important meeting of the American Federation of Zionists will be held tonight in Cooper Union New York with Prof. Richard Gottheil of Columbia University as the principal speaker after his return from Palestine.

New York American Federation of Zionists Cooper Union Richard Gottleil Columbia University Palestine

Silk Men to Meet at Paterson Exposition Centenary

Diplomatic representatives of silk growing countries and U S silk manufacturers will attend the Paterson Industrial Exposition tonight to celebrate the centenary of America's first power silk manufacturing plant. The event aims to save time and money.

Paterson N. J America

Roswell Roswell Weather Report November Day Snapshot

Roswell New Mexico station reports a high of 71 and a low of 42 yesterday with a mean 56 and light N wind at 9 mph. Partly cloudy conditions persist with a forecast of local rain or snow tonight or Tuesday.

Roswell N. M

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Protegi Anadarko, OK Harry Williams University of Minnesota Walter Camp Tom Shevlin Eli Minnesota Harvard U. S Sen. Glay Packing House Trust Jersey the Armory New Pictures Tuttle & May Denver Rio Hondo Commandery U. S. Supreme Court Bonney Conn Clements Foster Amonett Federation of Labor U. S&s. Weather Bureau
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