Suffragette clash at Parliament as Pankhurst leads assault
London observers report a large suffrage protest led by Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst attacking Parliament after the session opened. Police arrested 92 plus others in enforceable clashes. An American, Annie Martin of Nevada, was among those seized. Premier Asquith refused to meet the leaders.
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London
Eng
Emmeline Pankhurst
Parliament
House of Commons
Asquith
Annie Martin
Nevada
Parliament Square
Pankhurst
Lords
Judge Landis Won't Hear Packing Case
Chicago November 18 Judge Landis told lawyers in the United States district court he cannot hear the case against the Chicago meat packers. The defendants face a conspiracy in restraint of trade charge and formation of the Beef Trust via the National Packing Co. Landis may permit a venue change to the circuit court or transfer the case to another district judge.
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Chicago
Landis
United States District Court
Chicago Meat Packers
Beef Trust
National Packing Co
Circuit Court
Wool Market Steady in St Louis Wool Trade
The Wool Market in St Louis on November 18 reports steady prices. Territory and western medians show 22 234, fine mediums 20 21, fine 12 13 with demand holding steady.
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St. Louis
Kansas City Stock Market Report
Kansas City cattle arrivals reached 2 000 with a steady market. Native steers sold from 4.75 to 7.25, southern steers 3.75 to 5.50, southern cows 2.75 to 4.00, native cows and heifers 2.60 to 6.00, stockers and feeders 3.50 to 5.25, bulls 3.00 to 4.25, calves 4.00 to 8.00, western steers 4.00 to 5.50, western cows not fully listed.
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Kansas City
Father of Dr Crippen Dies in Los Angeles
The aged father of Dr Hawley Crippen, under death sentence in London for his wife’s murder, died in Los Angeles at age, friendless and penniless. His death followed the infirmities of old age and grief over his son’s crime.
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Crippen
Los Angeles
Calif
Myron H. Crippen
Hawley Crippen
London
Charleston to Open Big Race Meet in 1911
Word reaches New Orleans that Governor elect Blease will usher in racing reforms in South Carolina. A new Charleston track costing around a hundred thousand dollars is planned for a spring 1911 meet, replacing Jacksonville and Tampa venues where racing will be barred after January 1.
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New Orleans
Ila
Blease
South Carolina
Charleston
Jacksonville
Tampa
Tolstoi Condition Improves After Restless Night
Astapova Russia Nov 18 The physicians report Count Tolstoi passed a sleepless night but slept this morning His temperature nears normal though heart action remains weak while pulse shows improvement
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Astapova
Russia
Count Tolstoi
SCARE OF SIXTY MEXICANS REPORTED NEAR MARATHON TEXAS
El Paso dispatch says Marathon residents alerted Sheriff Walton after rumors that sixty armed Mexicans were marching from Marfa. Marfa reports no such sighting. Town kept under guard all night as scouts searched. officials call the scare groundless.
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el Paso
Texas
The
Herald
Alpine
Walton
Marathon
Marfa
American sailors expelled from cafe in Cherbourg
In Cherbourg France on November 18 two hundred alleged disorderly American sailors from the battleship fleet were driven from a cafe. They pelted the building and clashed with gendarmes who intervened.
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Cherbourg
France
Open tryout for Pacific University debating team
Forest Grove Oregon November 18 an open tryout for spots on Pacific University debating team will be held tonight. Selected students will face the University of Idaho windjamers in a contest set for January 13. The debate will tackle whether the old-age pension law enactment in Britain is inexpedient.
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Forest Grove
Ore
Pacific University
University of Idaho Windjamers
Great Britain
Welcome planned for German educator in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia a public meeting will finalize plans for a grand welcome to Prof. George Kirschensteiner of Munich as the city educators prepare to receive him in December.
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Philadelphia
George Kirschensteiner
Munich
Germany
Secretay Nagel to Speak at Kansas City Commercial Club Banquet
Kansas City Missouri November 18 Charles Nagel secretary of commerce and labor will be principal speaker at the annual Kansas City Commercial Club banquet his topic The Department of Commerce and Labor and Its Work The club banquets are noted for notable speakers including President Taft Elihu Root and Attorney General Wickersham After the event Nagel will head to Cincinnati to address the Commercial Club there tomorrow night
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Kansas City
Charles Nagel
Secretary of
Commerce and Labor
Kansas City Commercial Club
Department of Commerce and Labor
Taft
Elihu Root
Wickersham
Angel
Cincinnati
Commercial Club
Cattle Buyer John W. Puckett Visits Amarillo
John W. Puckett, a cattle buyer, traveled from Amarillo on a business visit last night.
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John W. Puckett
Amarillo
Pacific Congress urges fleet, regiments for coast defense
A Pacific Coast based congress adopts a resolution urging a battle ship fleet for the Pacific, twenty five infantry regiments with artillery and cavalry increases. The body endorses the Panama and San Diego expositions and a Canada to Mexico highway. Governor James N. Gillett presides as founder. Vice presidents include J W Lamp and William Mills.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Congress
Pacific Congress
Pacific
San Diego
Roosevelt to Lecture in Washington on Africa Quest
Col Theodore Roosevelt will speak tonight at Convention Hall on his African experiences and discoveries in a public Geographical Society lecture titled Wild Man and Wild Beast in Africa. The 5,000 seat hall is expected to overflow with attendees including members of the diplomatic corps and most cabinet officers.
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Washington
Africa
Theodore Roosevelt
National Geographic Society
Convention
Diplomatic Corps
Father Time's Birthday Marks Time Standard Adoption
Washington observes the anniversary of standard time nationwide on November 18, 1883. Before that date more than fifty different time standards were used across the Atlantic and Pacific coasts.
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Washington
United States
Atlantic
Pacific
Dry Farmers Meet Convened in Pierre South Dakota
A state dry farming congress was convened in Pierre South Dakota on November 16 drawing many delegates and set to run for three days with discussions on dry farming methods and agricultural practices.
Blue Laws Debate at World Christian Citizenship Conference
Delegates from nearly every state Canada and several foreign nations gather in Philadelphia for a five day non sectarian meeting under the National Reform Association seeking stricter Sunday laws and reforms on capital labor prohibition vice crime divorce public schools religious instruction and abolition of war Col Roosevelt declined an invitation to speak.
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Philadelphia
National Reform Association
Canada
Col. Roosevelt
Republicans Targeted in New Mexico Slate Rumors
A Santa Fe Eagle editorial in the Denver Post claims Democrats will assemble a New Mexico state election slate in good time to smash the Republican slate. The piece suggests Republicans may seek comfort in state actions but warns against reliance on favorable outcomes.
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Denver Post
New Mexico
Smithereens
Santa Fe Eagle
Odessa businessman J T McElroy arrives for visit
Odessa Texas resident J T McElroy arrived last night for a business visit.
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J. T. McElroy
Odessa
Texas
Oregon System highlights from Bourne address in Philadelphia
U S Senator Jonathan Bourne Jr of Oregon extols the Oregon System at the American Academy of Political and Social Science. He defends initiative and referendum as the keystone of direct democracy, outlines funding and publicity pamphlet rules, and urges adoption of similar laws elsewhere.
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Philadelphia
Oregon
United States
Jonathan Bourne, Jr
American Academy of Political and Social Science
Bourne
Secretary of State
Pam
Cemetery Association Meeting Planned with Mrs. Baker
The Cemetery Association will meet Saturday with Mrs. C. A. Baker at 3 o'clock to finalize plans for the December bazaar. All interested are urged to attend.
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Cemetery Association
C. A. Baker
Demands Direct Legislation from New Mexico Constitutional Convention
Citizens of New Mexico push for a practical initiative and referendum, calling for direct legislation through separate provisions either within the constitution or as clear supplements. The San Juan County Index reports this stance from delegates who seek to empower the people.
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New Mexico
For Sale Adjustable Go Cart and Baby Walker
A sale notice lists an adjustable go cart and a baby walker offered by W. H. Lowry of Gross Miller Co. at 2112.
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Gross-Miller Grocery Co
W. H. Lowry
Grossmiller Co
Aviator Ralph Johnstone Dies In Denver Flight
Ralph Johnstone dies after plunging six hundred feet during a Denver aviation meet. Claude Grah am White and J Armstrong Drexel condemn the tragedy and note aviation risks as pilots vow to push on. Arch Hoxsie and J C Mars plan further flights despite the accident.
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Philadelphia
Ralph Johnstone
Denver
Claude Graham White
J. Armstrong Drexel
Johnstone
America
Colo
Arch Hoxsie
Wright
J. C. Mars
Chesapeake Bay
Dix Spent 4372.32 to Win New York Governorship
Albany announced John A. Dix spent 4372.32 to win the New York governorship, as his sworn election expense statement filed with the secretary of state today shows.
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Albany
N. Y
John A. Dix
New York
Mexican Consul Finds Rod Rodriguez Insane or Fugitive
San Antonio dispatch reports Mexican consul Villasana, after visiting Rock Springs Texas, concluded Antonio Rodriguez was insane or using an assumed name as a fugitive from justice. Little is known about Rodriguez other than origin from Las Vacas across the river from Del Rio.
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San Antonio
Texas
Villasana
Rock Springs
Antonio Rodriguez
Rodriguez
Las Vacas
del Rio
Mrs. Magill and Younger Son Discharged After Hearing
Mrs. Magill and her younger son Moffit Magill faced Judge A J Welter on a conspiracy charge in concealing stolen goods from Phice and Company store. After investigation the judge dismissed the case and discharged both defendants.
Crain Eye Removed After Hunting Accident
Frank Crain of Dexter underwent eye removal at St. Mary's hospital after a bird shot fragment entered his left eye during a hunting party. Inflammation set in and sight could not be saved. His wife and friends Frank Talmage Greenfield Hayes and Fred Meilenz from Dexter Hagerman joined for the operation.
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Frank Crain
Dexter
St. Mary’s Hospital
Hagerman
Frank Talmage
Greenfield
Mr. Hayes
Fred Meilenz
Combination of Republicans and special interests exposed
Deming Headlight asserts the convention reports show a coalition between Republican leaders and special interests. It claims brewing and liquor interests joined Republicans to defeat the initiative and weaken the referendum, following committee reports pushed over the minority.
Roswell Weather Memo: highs 54 lows 33
Local Roswell New Mexico report shows yesterday's high 54 degree, low 33, mean 44 with 6 percent precipitation. Wind from the east at 2 miles per hour and clear conditions. Forecast calls for tonight and Saturday fair.
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Roswell
N. M
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