Abbott Seen Likely as New Mexico Governor
Reported moves in Washington point to Judge Ira A. Abbott of Albuquerque as the next New Mexico governor, with confirmation awaited. Chicago dispatch notes Abbott’s talks with Taft Hitchcock and Wickersham and his move from Havrehill to Albuquerque.
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New Mexico
Ira A. Abbott
Albuquerque
Washington
W.S. Prager
Clovis
Jaffa
Santa Fe
Abbott
Judge Abbott
Albuquerque Journal
Chicago
Chicago Journal
George Curry
Curry
Dynamite Blast Wrecks Danville Business Block
An explosion at Joseph Mascaria’s fruit and wine house on College Street Danville Illinois damages five buildings in the business district. Mascaria, Italian, suspects Black Hand. Estimated loss ranges from fifty thousand to seventy five thousand dollars. Bricks were found ten squares away as the block collapsed and residents fled thinking an earthquake. Mascaria declines to comment on threats.
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Danville
Ill
Joseph Mascaria
College Street
Mascaria
Black Hand
Millionaire Crocker Dying in New York City
New York on Fifth Avenue reports California billionaire George Crocker near death after long illness. The blotched text notes his incurable disease and that he is dying at home as of November 23.
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Millionair Pfe Crocker
New York City
New York
George Crocker
California
Fifth Avenue
Bryan Rejects Copper Merger and Oklahoma Constitution
Globe Arizona reports William J. Bryan as guest of honor at a banquet denouncing a proposed copper merger as a combine harming small producers and workers. He also criticized President Taft for cautioning against copying the Oklahoma constitution for the new state.
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Globe
Arizona
William J. Bryan
Taft
Oklahoma
United States
Hopi Indians Threaten Western New Mexico Uprising
Robert Cooper and two nephews reached San Bernardino reporting Hopi Indians along the Arizona New Mexico boundary urge settlers to leave. They say the tribes have shown warlike demonstrations and prompted a general stampede as homesteaders move families and protect cattle.
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N. M
San Bernardino
Calif
Robert Cooper
Oraibi
Arizona-New Mexico
Robert Butler
Kansas City Stock Market Receipts and Prices
Cattle receipts reach 18,000 with mixed classes pricing from 2.25 to 6.60 for cows and heifers and 3.00 to 5.10 for stockers. Hogs total 2,000 with values mostly 7.30 to 8.05 and cuts 7.75 to 8.00. Sheep receipts 10,000 with steady market. muttons 4.25 to 5.50 and lambs 5.75 to 7.40.
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Kansas City
Boellner Jeweler Appeals for Holiday Jewelry Buyers
Local jeweler L B Boellner urges shoppers to visit the store before Christmas to view a large stock of jewelry. The note highlights the 2512 address as the contact point for holiday purchases.
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L. B. Boellner
Joint Meetings Of Holiness Church And Salvation Army
The Holiness church and the Salvation Army announce two joint meetings today. One will be held on the street and the other at the Salvation Army Hall at the corner of 2nd and Virginia. Rev. J. C. Robertson and Rev. J. M. Zook will assist. Everyone is invited.
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Holiness Church
Salvation Army
2Nd and
Virginia
J. C. Robertson
J. M. Zook
Second hand Lumber Made Over by New Circular Saw
A Boston firm of building wreckers uses a circular saw that cuts nails bolts and wood, enabling salvage of lumber from wrecked structures. Popular Mechanics for December features a picture of the saw and notes its promise, as nails spikes and bolts had made salvage from wreckage impracticable.
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Boston
Continuous schools spark Kansas debate at KU address
Kansas teachers and students oppose Prof. E A Ross of Wisconsin who urged continuous schooling arguing vacations are relics of pioneer days. The plan aims to extend the school year with no prolonged breaks.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
E. A. Ross
University of Wisconsin
University of Kansas
Ross
Private AFL leaders to discuss appeal in contempt case
News from New York says a private conference will be held today or tonight among President Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor Joan Mitchell and Frank Morrison with their counsel. They will fully discuss the appeal from the contempt of court conviction and the line of defense. President Gompers accuses Justice Right of outrageous conduct in criticizing citizens who tested the law and in imposing unusual sentences.
Newest Woman's Club Plans National Governing Body
A New York group styled as a national governing body holds its first public meeting at the Waldorf Astoria. It aims to operate like a legislature resolving into a State Legislature for state matters and transforming into the House or Senate for congressional bills, covering all government departments.
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New York
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Congress
House of Representatives
Senate
Parsons and Lawrence Real Estate Ad for City Lots
This page shows a Parson and Lawrence real estate and fire insurance notice listing 216 North Main and emphasizing lots with water and sidewalks. It promotes loans, conveyancing, notary services, and broad insurance offerings including fire and death, urging trial orders by phone.
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North Main
Parsons & Lawrence Real Estate
Club Members Seek Global Government by Naturalization
Mrs de Rivera outlines a plan for a club to run like government from Court of Records to Supreme Court Justice for naturalization. She proposes each member be taxed proportionally to cover running expenses and to study different governments starting with England and extending globally.
Little Davn Ties Dominate Dinner Line
A local retailer touts an extensive stock of popular dining accessories. The message invites customers to visit and explore a wide range of items designed to elevate mealtime. The tone emphasizes quality and variety in home goods.
Death of Congressman De Armond in Missouri House Fire
David A. De Armond a Missouri congressman and his young grandson died when the De Armond home in Butler Missouri burned in the early hours. Mrs. De Armond escaped after fainting. The searchers found incinerated bones believed to be the congressman.
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Kansas City
David A. de Armond
Congress
de Armond
Butler
Missouri
David A. DeArmond
Blair County
Penna
Washington
DeArmond
Democratic Party
John Sharpe Williams
Champ Clark
Roswell
Hearst
New Mexico
Navy Ready for Trouble with Nicaragua
The Navy Department prepares for Nicaragua developments. The troop ship Prairie can sail from Philadelphia with four hundred marines and could be increased to seven or eight hundred within hours. Officials expect sailing orders at any moment and foresee other warships possibly being sent.
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NAVY
Nicaragua
Washington
Navy Department
Prairie
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Mavy
United States
For Sale Cheap Two Room House And Business Outfit
For sale cheap a two room house either furnished or unfurnished for housekeeping. Also offers established business outfit and team in city address S 1622, dc Record. 2613eod Also turkeys wanted at Gilkeson Hotel highest market price paid in cash. Record Want Ads Result Bringers.
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Gilkeson Hotel
Thanksgiving Fruit and Nut Ties From Joyce Pruit Co
The Joyce Pruit Co promotes a ready stock of nuts figs dates grapes and related dried fruits for a large Thanksgiving dinner. The message emphasizes a complete assortment for holiday gatherings.
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Joyce-Pruit CO
Joyce Pruit CO
Elks Meeting Tonight in Roswell Lodge 969
Roswell Lodge No 969 BPOE meets at 7 30 PM with ballot and important business. Otto Baumer E R presides. Paul Carter and Mittie Neushafer both strangers were fined 50 dollars and costs in Judge Welter's court for carrying a concealed gun after a gun was dropped by a man and found by Sheriff Ballard. a transfer was spotted by his son Buck leading to arrest.
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Roswell
B. P. O. Bilks
Otto Baumer
E. R
Paul Carter
Mittie Neushafer
Roswell Weather Report Shows Clear Skies and Mild Temps
U S Weather Bureau local report from Roswell New Mexico notes 6 a m observation. Temperature high 74 low 37 mean 56 with 6 hundredths inch precipitation. East wind at 3 miles per hour. Forecast calls for fair weather tonight and Wednesday with steady temperatures. Compared with last year’s date extremes, max 68 min 38. 15 years ago max 77 min 16.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Roswell
N. M
Taft to Push Postal Savings Bank Plan Ahead of 1914
Chicago dispatch reports that President Taft will urge a postal savings bank depository system in his next message, aligning with Republican pledges and thrift aims. The Postal Savings Bank League calls for nationwide mobilization and half a million letters to Congress by New Year as Aldrich and tariff supporters oppose Carter bill efforts. Local fundraising for an Owl band benefit is noted.
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Chicago
Congress
Taft
Postal Savings Bank League
Washington
Aldrich
W. E. Mason
Postal Bank League
Postal Savings Banks
George H. Currier
President Eliot to Speak at Civil Service Reform Meeting
The National Civil Service Reform League will hold its twenty ninth meeting in New York on December 9 and 10. On December 9 President Charles W. Eliot will deliver his annual address. Topics include civil pensions consular reform and merit system application to higher municipal offices.
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New York
National Civil Service Reform League
Charles W. Eliot
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A. P. Toombs
Roswell Meat Market
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Herpicide
Pecos Valley Drug CO
Rexall
Gorn
U.S. Market
Ing
Savings Department
Owl
Eliot
House of
Kkuppenheimer
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