Miners Visit Roswell For Showdown With Cadets
So corro miners visit Roswell to clash with the Cadets in college football. Roswell crowds expect a top game as Miners avenge past results and rely on a strong backfield and sharp passing to counter the Cadet line. The match is billed as a New Mexico championship showdown with heavy local interest and travel costs covered by supporters.
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Institute
Riggins Higgins
Bunting
Higgins
Riggins
Thompson
Fleck
Pierce
Conway
Gallegos
Roswell
New Mexico
Socorro
University of New Mexico
Grandson of Gladstone Held on Graft Charges in St Louis
Gilbert E. Gladstone, who claims descent from Viscount Herbert Gladstone and possibly William E. Gladstone, is jailed in St Louis on a District of Columbia warrant for obtaining cameras without paying. He says he is the former English premier’s descendant.
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St. Louis, Mo
Gilbert E. Gladstone
Viscount Herbert Gladstone
District of Columbia
England
William EF. Glad
Rumor of Revolution in Athens Circulates in Berlin
Berlin reports a persistent rumor of a revolution in Athens. Telegraph inquiries yielded no response. Athens dissolved its national assembly after unrest over constitutional revision. a new revisionist chamber is slated for election on November 28.
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Berlin
Germany
Athens
Sponse
National Assembly
Roosevelt marks 52nd birthday with campaigning run
Utica N Y Oct 27 This is Theodore Roosevelts 52nd birthday He celebrated it by an extra hard days campaigning He reached Utica early today and after a short stop here the colonel started out on a circuit which included speeches at Fond Gloversville Amsterdam Little Falls and Herkimer with a meeting at Utica tonight.
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Utica
N. Y
Theodore Roosevelt
Fond
Gloversville
Amsterdam
Little Falls
Herkimer
Wool Market Steady Across Territories and Medians
In St. Louis on October 27 wool prices held firm with territory and western medians quoted at 18 23 cents, fine mediums 17 20 cents, and fine at 14 17 cents as buyers remained cautious.
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St. Louis
Italian Falls With Airplane. Eight Die In Crash
Rome dispatch reports Lt Saglietti died when a military biplane he was maneuvering collapsed and fell today. Eight people were killed in the incident near Rome including the officer.
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Rome
Italy
Saglietti
Commercial Club Monthly Board Meeting Noted
The board of directors will hold a meeting tomorrow night for October routine business. The session covers standard monthly governance items and preparations for upcoming activities.
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The
Commercial Club
Former Senator Foraker Refuses Comment on Campaign Exit
Cincinnati Ohio October 27 Former Senator Foraker who quit the Republican race in Ohio yesterday stirred talk by not explaining his action today He sent word to reporters that he had nothing to say.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Foraker
Crippen Case Seeks Appeal in Criminal Appeals Court
London Oct 27 Solictor Newton filed an appeal in the court of criminal appeals for Dr Hawley Crippen who was sentenced to death on November 8. The hearing will be expedited though the execution may be postponed.
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London
England
Newton
Court of Criminal Appeals
Hawley Crippen
Tacoma Census Taken Over Again
Washington D C Oct 27 Secretary Nagel ordered a complete remuneration of Tacoma Washington population after a protest by the city committee.
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Washington, D. C
Tacoma
Washington
Nagel
Brock Family Leaves For Little Rock Home Search
Frank Brock arrived last night to manage his father's property interests in Roswell. Mrs. C. F. Brock, Mrs. Charley Couch and Miss Cecile Brock left this morning for Little Rock Arkansas where they expect to establish their home.
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Frank Brock
Roswell
C. F. Brock
Charley Couch
Cecile Brock
Little Rock
Arkansas
Prohibition Debate Opens at New Mexico Constitutional Convention
Santa Fe reports a packed constitutional convention session with the hall full and many standing as President Spiess opened at 11 45. The body considered statewide prohibition files 104 and 116 and formed a special committee to study them while also addressing the legislative department report.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Spiess
Pritchard
Committee On Education
Legislative Department
Richardson
Constitutional convention debates and boundary questions
The report of the majority was read and two minority reports followed. Fall announced amendments to the committee on legislative department report and Dougherty and Brice withdrew their minority report to unify it. The convention planned a recess to debate the minority proposal on initiative and referendum with four hours allocated for Democrats and Republicans opposing the measure and favoring a modified referendum instead. In Arizona, the judiciary committee agreed on a system for the preamble and boundaries, with discussion on the eastern boundary of New Mexico and the 103rd meridian west, and a note that the Clark survey may be incorrect, affecting Texas and New Mexico towns.
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Santa Fe
Fal
Committee On Legislative Department
Dougherty
Brice
Fall
Oregon
Arizona
Phoenix
Committee On
Judiciary Us
Spiess
Sena
Crist
Catron
New Mexico
Congress
Greenwich
Colorado
Presdent Spiess
Convention Adopts Preamble and Article 1. Referred for Revision
The report of the committee was disposed of with one amendment. After agreeing to the preamble and Article 1, the convention referred the matter to the committee on revision and adjourned to meet Thursday at 10 o'clock. L N Kemper departs for the east with a Pecos Valley fruit exhibit to major central fairs, returning December first. will visit Kansas City St Louis Chicago Evansville Louisville and Buffalo.
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Committee On Revision
L. N. Kemper
Central States
Kansas City
St. Louis
Chicago
Evansville
Louisville
Buffalo
Fire devastates Victoria business district in massive blaze
A major fire in Victoria British Columbia destroyed key buildings including David Spencer & Co department store and the Times office. Militia and Workpoint barracks troops aided fire crews as several yachts burned. the Dinard hotel suffered damage and guests fled to the streets. Firemen sustained injuries from collapsing walls.
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Victoria
B. C
Workpoint Barracks
David Spencer & Co
Times’ Office
Five Sisters
Lamar
Dinard
Kansas City Market Receipts Quiet Across Cattle Hog and Sheep
Cattle receipts reach 8000 with 600 southern, hogs 5500, sheep 5000. Prices show steady to weak cattle with varied ranges across native and southern herds, hogs lifting slightly, and sheep steady with muttons around 3.60 to 4.60 and lambs 5.50 to 6.75. Western cattle and feeder classes appear in the mid ranges, while packers handle the bulk of hog sales at 8.60 to 8.90.
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Kansas City
Dooin Resigns Philadelphia Manager Amid Trade Dispute
Charles Dooin, Philadelphia manager, told the Associated Press he would resign today to President Fogel after Fogel blocked a four player exchange with Cincinnati. The Dooin Griffith deal would send McQuillen Modpen Bates and Grant to Cincinnati for Rowan Beebe Packett Lobert. Fogel and Herrmann dispute leaves the matter headed to the national commission in a major baseball controversy.
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Philadelphia
Charles Dooin
Associated Press
Fogel
Cincinnati
Doomn
Clark Griffith
McQuillen
Modpen
Bates
Grant
Rowan
Beebe
Packett
Lobert
Herrmann
Dooin-Griffith
National Commission
Balloonists Hawley and Post Set 1399 Mile Record Flight
Alan Hawley and Augustus Post reach Chicoutimi Quebec after a 46 hour land and sea journey from St Louis, claiming a new balloon distance record near 1600 miles. They plan to return to New York for a grand welcome with Aero Club of America officials and visiting aviators.
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Chicoutini
Quebec
Alan Hawley
Augustus Post
St. Louis
St. Ambroise
Chicoutimi
Lake Dubane du Sable
Joseph Pednaud
Joseph Simard
Cortland Field Bishop
The
Aero Club of America
Cold storage plant rising with large Roswell building
A visit to the Valley Fruit and Storage Company site near the railroad right of way east Second street notes Roswell’s largest structure by footprint. The 100 by 200 foot building stands 29 feet 3 inches high, with no internal partitions and a central row of columns supporting a fifty foot truss roof. It will include a 58 by 37 feet cold storage room and a concrete vault, capable of holding 22 carloads in cold storage and 100 to 150 carloads overall, under the supervision of manager G. D. Echols.
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Valley Fruit & Storage Company
East Second Street
Roswell
G. D. Echols
Roswell Weather Report Signals Warmer Day Ahead
U. S. Weather Bureau local report for Roswell New Mexico records 6:00 a m observations. Highest yesterday 82 and low 44 with no precipitation. Winds from the north at 9 miles per hour. Clear conditions. Forecast calls for tonight generally fair and colder and Friday fair.
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Roswell
N. M
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