Revolt grows in Mexican districts. Mexican forces on the move
El Paso reports from Mexico indicate a widespread uprising in Chihuahua and Durango with insurrectos described as native workers and merchants possessing abundant arms and money. U S cavalry grids the border as Mexico concentrates forces toward Sonora and Chihuahua while Ambassador Wilson says most of the republic is quiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Texas
The
Herald
Mexico
Chihuahua
Durango
Ingurrectos
San Simon
Douglas
Sonora
Madero
Monclave
Republic
Washington, D. C
Republic of Mexico
State Department
Wilson
Chihuahua City
Tampico
Grace Rolph
Nebraska
Segando Selivero
Miss Rolph
Wendling Murder Trial Opens in Louisville
Joseph Wendling, janitor at St John Catholic Church in Louisville, faces a murder charge for allegedly killing eight year old Alma Kellner on December 10, 1909, and hiding her body in the church basement. He was arraigned before Judge Gregory after being arrested in San Francisco.
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Louisville
Joseph Wendling
Gregory
Alma Kellner
St. John’s Catholic Church
Wendling
San Francisco
Land trade offer in Pecos Valley seeks Midland area
Wanted to trade good irrigated land in Pecos Valley for land near Midland Texas or along the T P railroad bond abstract company 2713 plans to match buyers and sellers prompt exchange
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos Valley
Midland
Texas
T. P. Railroad
Bonded Abstract Co
Cake Contest At Sheridan Draws Big Crowd And Interest
The Cottolene cake contest at the Sheridan building Saturday night drew a large turnout from town women. Sixty two cakes were entered with prizes awarded to Mrs Otto Hedgcoxe first and 12 other winners including Mrs T C Stewart and Mrs James Woolace. Judges included Mesdames Cottingham Johnson McQuillen Buchly and Poe.
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Sheridan Building
Otto Hedgcoxe
T. C. Stewart
James Woolace
R. L. Bradley
E. S. Mundy
C. C. Martin
B. D. Garner
E. T. Amonett
C. C. Caldwell
Cora Dunn
Phil. Swartzstrauber
K. K. Scott
W. Q. Fawcett
Mesdames J. A. Cottingham
W. A. Johnson
G. T. McQuillen
W. C. Buchly
John W. Poe
Italian Strike Ends in General Row in Chicago
Chicago observers report two riots by striking Italian garment workers on Wentworth and Alexander streets. One woman was knocked unconscious, a man was clubbed by a police sergeant, and several dozen were detained. A 12 year old, Walter Miller, fired into a crowd near the Miller home injuring Frances Vosely's finger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Italan Garment
Wentworth
Alexander
Walter Miller
Miller
Frances Vosely
Wool Market Steady in St Louis Trade
The wool market in St Louis on November 28 reports steady conditions with territory and western medians at 22 to 23 percent, fine mediums at 20 to 21 percent, and fine at 12 to 13 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Mine Explosion Kills Fourteen In Oklahoma
Five men were killed and nine others trapped in the Choctaw Asphalt Co mine at Jumbo Oklahoma after an explosion. The incident occurred in Durango Colorado on November 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durango
Colo
Choctaw Asphalt Co
Jumbo
Okla
Governors Conference Opens in Kentucky Next Tuesday
The governors and ex governors from all sections of the United States will attend the conference starting Tuesday morning. Opening sessions are in Frankfort with concluding meetings in Louisville. Expected attendees include Governors Sloan of Arizona and Shafroth of Colorado.
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Louisville
United States
Kentucky
Frankfort
Sloan
Arizona
Shafroth
Colorado
Roswell High triumphs 8 to 6 over Artesia in final game
Roswell High School completed its season with an 8 to 6 win against Artesia High and Western Methodist College at Artesia. Rose ran 35 yards for the touchdown, Caldwell added the kickoff. Roswell dominated, thwarting Artesia’s few advances as they claimed the Pecos Valley title and a strong claim to the territorial class championship.
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Roswell High School
Artesia
Artesia High School
Western Methodist College
Roswell
Roswell Boys
Rose
Caldwell
Kepple
Sterling
Turner
Jones
M. S. Wiggins
Bord Rose
Pecos Valley
Ite
Parliament Dissolved Over Lords Reform Crisis
London reports Parliament dissolved as Liberal government seeks a nation vote on the prerogatives of the House of Lords. The king's speech is brief and notes regret over failed conferences on upper chamber reform. New Parliament to assemble January 31, 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Lords
New Mexico Governor Orders January 1911 Constitutional Vote
Governor William J. Mills proclaims a January 21 1911 election to ratify or reject the New Mexico constitutional draft. Eligible Territory voters may choose For the Constitution or Against the Constitution in English or Spanish. Sealed by the Great Seal, with Secretary Nathan Jaffa assisting.
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Territory
New Mexico
Santa Fe
A. D
Congress
Arizona
Constitutional Convention
William J. Mills
Nathan Jaffa
Interstate Commerce extends rate case deadline to January second
Washington D. C. Nov. 28. The Interstate Commerce Commission extended the effective date of its rate rulings to January second in several cases including the Maricopa County Commercial Club versus the Santa Fe Prescott and Phoenix Railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Maricopa County
Dream causes curtailment at Frederick Mine in Colorado
In Trinidad Colorado on November 28 a miner named Juan Mesias reported a dream that the Frederick Mine of Colorado Fuel and Iron Co would blow up. Following the warning about the dream about 150 workers quit within an hour and several hundred tons of output were curtailed over the next three days. Mestas has left the camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinidad
Colo
Frederick
Colorado Fuel & Iron Co
Juan Mesias
Mestas
Illinois Population Tops 5.6 Million in 1910 Census
The 1910 census counts Illinois at 5,638,591, up 817,041 from 1900, a 16.9 percent gain. The report from Washington notes the state’s growth trend and regional shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Washington, D. C
Jewelers Highlight Diamond Brooches and Rings
The advertisement by L. B. Boellner promotes diamond brooches and rings. R. R. Larkin, a Las Vegas schoolman, arrived from Artesia after attending the Pecos Valley meeting and stayed briefly.
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L. B. Boellner
the Jeweler
R. R. Larkin
Las Vegas
Territory
Artesia
Pecos
Wilfley Delivers Apples to Amarillo in Car Load
J. R. Wilfley traveled to Amarillo on Sunday driving a car loaded with apples.
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J. R. Wilfley
Amarillo
Poore Heads Home After School Meeting Trip
W A Poore superintendent of the Clovis schools and his wife Mrs Poore traveled from Artesia to their Rowell stop en route to home after a day of meetings.
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W. A. Poore
Clovis
Rowell
Artesia
Poore
Mrs E W Mitchell Leaves for Winter in Texas
Mrs E W Mitchell and her young son depart Sunday for Artesia Texas and then San Antonio to spend the winter with relatives. Mr Mitchell accompanies them to Amarillo.
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E. W. Mitchell
Little
Artesia
Texas
San Antonio
Amarillo
Mitchell
Lawyer W A Havner Returns From Roswell Trip
W A Havner a Clovis lawyer spent two days in Roswell and returned home Sunday.
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W. A. Havner
Clovis
Roswell
Roswell Man Arrested After Large Check Fraud
Solon M. Owens, a Roswell rancher, bought diamonds and watches with checks worth thousands that bounced. He was captured in Vaughn, brought back, released on bond, and faces a pending hearing before Justice R. D. Bell. Diamonds and cash totaling 640.15 were seized. proceeds used to cover the checks.
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Roswell
Solon M. Owens
Bis
Vaughn
Owens
James Johnson
Boellmer’s
Morrison’s
G. W. Zink
L. B. Boellner
Roswell Drug & Jewelry Co
Joyce-Pruit
Price & Company
Gross-Miller Grocery
Watson-Finley
Jaffa & Prager
Smoke House
Wigwam
Kipling
Payton
Joe McCain
W. H. Stine
Robert Makin
BE. T. Amonett
Glenard Tucker
S. B. Tucker
Half Way
Elaso
Johnson
Young Owens
Pennsylvania Avenue
Institute
Las Cruces
Charley Sharp
Willis Ford
Harry Morrison
Ford
Morrison
Winchester
R. D. Bell
L. O. Pullen
Justice Bell
American National Bank
Belmer the Jeweler Diamonds Called to Roswell Trip
W. J. McInnes and J. H. Sutter of Lake Arthur drove to Roswell by auto today. Mr. McInnes will return on the train tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. McInnes
J. H. Sutter
Lake Arthur
Roswell
Mr. McInnes
Davis Guilty Plea Ends Beef Cattle Theft Trial
Jasper G. Davis pleaded guilty after substantial evidence in district court for stealing beef cattle. Howard Howell was found guilty on the second count of arson in the Clem House case while Wm. T. Arnold’s murder trial moved forward with jury selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper G. Davis
Howard Howell
Clem House
Pope
Wm. T. Arnold
Wilson Returns From Carlsbad Mission For Reclamation Service
W. A. Wilson came back Sunday from Carlsbad where he had been engaged in work for the U. S. Reclamation Service.
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W. A. Wilson
Carlsbad
U. S. Reclamation Service
Government files sweeping sugar trust anti trust suit
New York November 28 The federal government filed in the United States circuit court the Sherman act suit seeking dissolution of the American Sugar Refining Companyand its subsidiaries. The petition charges an unlawful combination to restrain trade and asserts control of about seventy two percent of refined sugar output. James M Beck leads the sugar trust defense. The sugar combine includes thirty companies with aggregate capitalization of 230 million dollars.
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New York
Sugar Trust
American Sugar Refining Company
United States Circuit Court
Henry A. Wise
H. O. Havemeyer
National Sugar Refining Company of
New Jersey
Standard Oil Company
American Tobacco Company
James M. Beck
United States
Sugar Combine
Diamond Bargain Notice From L B Boelner
Jewelry dealer L B Boelner advertises fine diamonds for sale at real bargain prices. The note presents a direct sales pitch and contact claim without further details.
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L. B. Boelner
Ingalls Visits Roswell Fights Before Leaving for Vaughn
Ellsworth Ingalls of Atchison Kansas son of John J Ingalls spent yesterday in Roswell watching the fights and left on today’s auto for Vaughn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellsworth Ingalls
Atchison, Kan
John J. Ingalls
Kansas
Roswell
Vaughn
New Mexico Military Institute Crowned New Mexico Football Champions
The New Mexico Military Institute Cadets claim the 1910 state football title after a decisive 5 to 0 victory over the New Mexico School of Mines at Mesilla Park. Coach R R Brown earns praise for guiding a team that rose from early seasons to dominance and vows a return game in Roswell next year.
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New Mexico Military Institute
New Mexico
A. & M. College
Roswell
Texas
New Mexico School of Mines
University of New Mexico
Agricultural College of New Mexico
Mesilla Park
Las Cruces
Institute
Riggins
R. R. Brown
Brown
Roswell Weather Report Sees Warm Day and Clear Skies
Roswell New Mexico reports yesterday's high 55 and low 25 with a mean of 40. Winds south at 2 and no precipitation. Forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Tuesday.
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Roswell
N. M
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W. N. Baldwin
Francis Divers
Lucy Lea
Military Institute
Joyce-Pruit Co
Gross-Miller Grocery Co
Shrader Grocery Co
Watson-Finley Grocery Co
N. K. Fairbanks Co
U. S
Governors’ Conference
K. Hl
DREAM
M. Owens
Belmer
Davis
U. & Weather Bureau
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