Heavy fines imposed in prohibition violations by Judge Welter
Judge A J Welter yesterday ordered heavy fines in multiple prohibition violation cases. Charles Y Montgomery faced three cases with fines totaling 350 and thirty days in jail in one, and 100 and costs in two others. D R Patrick received three cases with two at 300 and costs and the third at 300 and costs plus thirty days in jail, totaling 900 and thirty days. Bonds were posted for appeals to district court and Joan Purviance pleaded guilty and fined.
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A. J. Welter
Charles Y. Montgomery
D. R. Patrick
Patrick
Montgomery
Prohibition Ordinance Plea Ends With Fine
Purviance pleaded guilty to violating a prohibition ordinance during arraignment weeks ago. Due to extenuating circumstances and his plea, he received a $50 fine and court costs with no jail sentence.
Death of Mrs. W. L. Branch in Dexter
Mrs. W. L. Branch aged 51 died at home in Dexter after a brief pneumonia illness. She leaves a husband and three children. Funeral services are set for 3 p.m. in Dexter conducted by Andrew Dies, with the body to be shipped tomorrow to Cottonwood Falls Kansas for burial.
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W.L. Branch
Dexter
Andrew Dies
Cottonwood Falls
Kan
Kansas City Stock Market Cattle and Hog Prices Mixed
Kansas City prices show cattle receipts at about 10 000 with native steers 4.80 to 8.00 and southern steers 3.75 to 5.10. Hog receipts around 4 500 with market steady to five cents higher. Sheep and lamb listings include lambs 5.60 to 6.80 and fed wethers 4.00 to 5.25, with strong market overall.
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Kansas City
The Wool Market in St. Louis Trade
Wool prices steady in St. Louis as markets report no change. Coarse and western mediums quoted at 18 23 cents. fine mediums 17 20. fine 14 17 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Rally Day Button Promises 500 By January 1911
A Roswell Baptist church button with the image of the church and the slogan 500 by Jan 1911 will be issued Sunday morning. The plan is attributed to Col. Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell Baptist Church
Col. Baker
France Cracks Down as Railroad Strike Spreads
Paris reports a firm government stance against a growing strike wave. Five leaders arrested after Premier Brigand vows to crush agitators as Paris Lyons and Mediterranean workers strike and Eastern Railways face disruption. Rain hindering urban travel worsens business and unrest reported nationwide.
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Paris
France
Brigand
Paris, Lyons & Mediterranean
Eastern
Smany
Shell
Couer Riéres
Starkville Mine Disaster Adds Four Bodies Found
Starkville Colorado October 13 four more bodies were recovered from the Starkville mine bringing total recovered in twenty four hours to eighteen. Rescue teams endure long hours as officials caution that many may remain trapped in damp entries with early reports of smothering gaining credence though officials say all workers may have died instantly. Coroner’s inquest date not yet set.
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Starkville
Colo
Bank Robbery In Coffeyville: $39.35 Taken
Lib erty State Bank of Liberty Kansas was robbed at dawn with $39.35 missing. Intruders forced vault access but the safe outside the vault remained untouched and several shots were fired to deter onlookers before the robbers fled.
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Kansas
Coffeyville
Kan
Liberty State Bank
Liberty
Here
Martyr Ferrer anniversary echoes across Europe
The first anniversary of Professor Francisco Ferrer's execution sparked widespread memorials and condemnations. France and other nations held ceremonies honoring the Barcelona founder of modern schooling, with memorial schools and streets named after Ferrer. authorities warned of unrest in Spain as protests worldwide marked the day.
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Madrid
Spain
Francisco Ferrer
Modern School
Barcelona
Paris
France
Ferrer
Anatole France
Academy of Immortals
Mme. Curie
Georges Clemenceau
Republic
Roosevelt Opens Campaign for Beveridge in Indiana
Veedersburg Ind Oct 13 Theodore Roosevelt opened a one day campaign in Indiana for Senator Beveridge praising him as a man who stands for what is good in American public life and endorsing Beveridge’s tariff commission stance.
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Veedersburg
Ind
Theodore Roosevelt
Indiana
Beveridge
Roosevelt
Fruit Exhibit Plans Move Ahead Tomorrow
The soliciting committee of the Commercial Club has secured in cash subscriptions within a few dollars of the required 1200 dollars for the event.
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Commercial Club
Roswell Committee Plans Big Roswell Realty Board Fund Drive
Roswell residents organize a committee to raise funds for a strong showing at the International Irrigation Exposition in Chicago. They have yet to visit the county and will depart by auto at eight o clock tomorrow morning after inspecting fruit and farm products.
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Roswell
Chicago
Roswell Realty Board
Storm Warning For Gulf Voyage Heads From Yucatan Channel
The Mobile weather office reports a powerful tropical storm in the Yucatan Channel moving toward the Gulf of Mexico. Ships in these waters are advised to take precautions as the storm progresses toward gulf routes.
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Mobile
Ala
Washington
Yucatan Channel
Gulf of Mexico
Tax payable at City Hall Clerk's office announced
Sprinkling tax now due and payable at City Hall in the Clerk's office. Supervisor J. W. Bennett directs collection.
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J. W. Bennett
Former Kansas Governor Stan Ley Dies at Home
Wichita, Kansas, October 13. W. E. Stan Ley, former governor of Kansas, died at his residence this morning from complications of arteriosclerosis. He had suffered the ailment for years.
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Stanley
Kansas
Wichita
Kan
W. E. Stanley
Roswell Weather Report Highlights Clear Skies
Roswell New Mexico observations at 6:00 am report a high of 83 and a low of 49 with no precipitation. Wind from the north at 2 mph, conditions clear. Forecast calls for generally fair weather tonight and Friday.
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Roswell
N. M
Forest Fires Rage Across Colorado Digging Deep Losses
Fifty fire fighters arrived at Miramonte to help control fires around Big Chief and Sweep Mountain. Fires have burned over thirty square miles of timber and threaten Pike National Forest. At Carter Lake a twenty two square mile area burned and timber loss tops a hundred thousand dollars with a new blaze six miles east. In Minnesota relief efforts mobilize a $100000 fund as crews search burned districts for victims and tents and clothing arrive for survivors.
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Miramonte
Colo
Big Chief
Sweep Mountain
Carter Lake
Big Chief Mountain
Minnesota
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Griffin
Joyce-Pruit Company
Icartus
Starkville Mine
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OF Ferrer
Ferers Tomb
Brussels
Germany
Ernst Haeckel
Maurice Maeterlinck
Georg Brandes
Maxim Gorky
Joseph McCabe
England
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