Roswell Edged by Raton in Ninth Inning Setback
Roswell loses first of four to Raton 6 to 4 as Kelley belts a three run homer in the ninth after Shea had earlier tied the game. Newmeyer and Barngrover pitched evenly for eight innings before Roswell could not score in the last frame. Attendance 450 with Rowley and Hull umpiring.
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Roswell
Raton
Cooke
Shea
Hornbuckle
Killilay
Kelley
Newmayer
Barngrover
Leland
Brown
Kelly
Clark
Newnever
Newmeyer
Rowley
Hull
Moore
Poe Clark
Lyons
Curry
Hester
Ib McCauley
Kempton
P Killilay
Ware
Ss Crawford
Reynolds
Rf Caldwell
Castledine
Cf Newmeyer
Crawford
NO LORIMER FOR TEDDY NO LORIMER FOR TEDDY
In Freeport Illinois on September 8 Colonel Roosevelt refused to attend a Hamilton Club banquet in Chicago unless Senator Lorimer were excluded. He demanded a telegram to that effect. The club invited Speaker Cannon and Lorimer, who accepted, prompting Roosevelt to decline. He said his stance mirrored his view of Illinois legislators involved in the matter.
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Freeport
Roosevelt
Hamilton Club
Chicago
Lorimer
Speaker Cannon
Joan P. Batten
Senator Lorimer
Illinois
Gates of Hell Street Donated to Expand Local Plant
The council closed the Gates of Hell street to be used for enlarging the company plant. A large sum is planned for the plant expansion, estimated between 75 000 and 100 000 dollars. The Divens petition was being largely signed this afternoon.
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Divens
National Conservation Congress Faces Possible Night Session
President Baker aims to shorten rest breaks by expanding the agenda and possibly convening a night session at the National Conservation Congress. JB White of Kansas City appears likely to win the presidency as Gifford Pinchot has indicated he will not run. T Gilbert Person of North Carolina pushes a plank for wild bird protection noting one billion dollars in annual agricultural and forestry losses from insect damage linked to declining bird populations.
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St. Paul, Minn
National Conservation Congress
Baker
Nold
J B. White
Kansas City
Gifford Pinchot
T. Gilbert Person
North Carolina
National Association of Audubon Societies
United States
Evidence Aids Prosecution in Crippen Wife Death Case
Crown evidence links nu prepared remains to Belle Elmore. Hair strands matched by Mrs Adeline Harrison. A scar noted on the body. Crippen and Le Neve whispered as a chemist testified Crippen bought five grains of morphine for homeopathic use.
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London
Eng
Hawley Crippen
Crippen
Belle Elmore
Adeline Harrison
Mrrs. Harrison
Kansas City Live Stock Market Summary
Kansas City cattle receipts total 7,000 with 2,000 southern. Market steady across classes. Hog receipts 4,000 and bids 5 to 10 cents lower, bulk 9.30 to 9.65. Sweep 6,000 and bids 5 to 10 cents lower. Muttons 4.00 to 4.60, lambs 6.00 to 6.90, fed wethers and yearlings 4.00 to 5.50, fed western ewes 3.75 to 4.20.
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Kansas City
Wool Steady Market Report from St Louis Trade Desk
St Louis financial note reports steady wool prices with Territory and western medium grades at 18 13 for fine mediums 17 20 and fine 14 17, signaling stable demand across wool markets.
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St. Louis
Runaway horse from Esar Salazar near White Man Brothers store
Esar Salazar’s horse broke loose from its moorings in front of White Man Brothers at 1:30 this afternoon. It damaged a shaft and harness during the escape but was soon recaptured.
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Esar Salazar
Whiteman Brothers
Graft Probes Turn To Metropolitan Street Railway Funds
In New York on Sept. 8 the legislative inquiry addresses alleged graft tied to Metropolitan Street Railway finances. Former bookkeeper Geo. Carpenter testifies about a $5000 check from ex-president S. P. Vreeland and transfers credited to Louis Bedell, Goodsell, and G. T. Rogers as the probe seeks to trace funds through a brokerage in 1900.
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New York
Metropolitan St. Railway
Ellingwood and Cunningham
Albany
Geo. Carpenter
S. P. Vreeland
Metropolitan Street Railway
Carpenter
Louis Bedell
Committee On
State Assembly
Goodsell
G. T. Rogers
Sibley Not Ready for Trial in Warren Debauchery Case
The trial of former congressman Joseph C. Sibley and four co-defendants on charges of debauching Warren county voters will be called this afternoon in Warren Pennsylvania. A motion for a 30 day continuance will be considered as Sibley is absent due to a claimed physical disability supported by a lengthy affidavit.
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Sibley
Warren
Joseph C. Sibley
Warren County
Mayor Gaynor's Assailant to Be Indicted This Month
New York reads that James J Gallagher, a discharged city employee who shot Mayor Gaynor, will be indicted by the September grand jury beginning on September 20. Prosecutor Garvan says Gallagher will be tried at the earliest date as Gaynor recovers without setbacks.
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New York
James J. Gallagher
Gaynor
Garvan
Hudson County
New Jersey
Gallagher
Battleship North Dakota Oil Fire Kills Three
Reports from Washington and Norfolk detail a deadly oil fire on the battleship North Dakota during a fuel test. Initial counts vary, with three dead and seven to eleven injured reported, while a hospital ship aids the stricken vessel off Ocean City. Authorities say most injuries are recoverable.
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Washington
D. C
North Dakota
Admiral Seafpeder
Norfolk
Ledger-Dispatch
Old Point Comfort
Fort Monroe
Ocean City
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt Snubs Lorimer at Chicago Banquet
In Chicago on Sept 8 Colonel Roosevelt rejected Senator Lorimer’s attendance, recalling invitations and signaling he would not attend if Lorimer were present. Roosevelt arrives with a series of receptions planned, culminating in a Congress Hotel banquet for 1100 guests including Deneen Bet Bev eridge and Fairbanks with a jungle themed hall.
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Chicago
Hamilton Club
Senator Lorimer
Roosevelt
Cincinnati
Wells Street
Congress Hotel
Deneen
United States
Lorimer, Gamble, Cummins
Beveridge
Cannon
Fairbanks
Residents oppose closing of First Street petitioned rebuttal
A circulated petition led by H. Diven and others counters a plan to close First Street from Grand Avenue to the railroad. Petitioners claim Roswell Gas & Electric will back a broader move, prompting civic response.
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First Street
H. Diven
Grand Avenue
Roswell Gas & Electric Company
Spinners' Union Convenes in Boston Delegates Meet
Delegates from all local branches gathered in Boston as the International Spinners' Union opened its session today with representatives from across the region.
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Boston
International Spinners’ Union
Bloom Heads to Roswell After Ranch Visit
J. Ed. Bloom arrived in Roswell from his ranch and will stay several days in the city.
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J. Ed. Bloom
Roswell
Corner Stone Laying Planned for New Court House
A plan to lay the corner stone of the new Chaves county courthouse in October coincides with the Masonic Grand Lodge of New Mexico meeting in Roswell The board of county commissioners chair W M Atkinson leads the preparations and will issue a definite announcement soon
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New Chaves County
Masonic Grand Lodge of
New Mexico
Roswell
W. M. Atkinson
Board of County Commissioners
Roswell Signs Four Raton Players This Week
Roswell announces four new signings from the Raton team. The players Kelly Lyons Clark and Sinea join as catcher outfielders and second baseman after this series of four games. No word on releasing current Roswell players.
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Roswell
RATON
Kelly
Lyons
Clark
Sinea
Women Swimmers to Compete at Coney Island
News from New York reports the second international races for women will be held tonight in the big pool at Coney Island. Entrants include nearly all leading metropolitan female swimmers with several competitors from other cities and abroad.
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New York
Coney Island
Frost Predicted by Katydid Signs on Sept 9
In Chicago on September 8 weather prophets relying on old signs predict Col. Jack Frost will strike the Central West tomorrow. They blame the katydid for its song as a weather portent and many hail September 9 as the frost date. Local observers expect a heavy widespread frost.
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Chicago
Col
Jack Frost
Central West
Central States
Sprinkling Tax Due Notice Issued
Sprinkling tax now due payable at City Hall Clerk's office 571f. J W Bennett Supervisor directs payment and collection action by property owners.
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J. W. Bennett
Council Meeting Called by Mayor Veal Tomorrow Night
Mayor G. T. Veal calls a city council session for tomorrow night to consider September business and routine matters.
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Council
G. T. Veal
Henry travels to Clinton Oklahoma to visit his son
Henry departs for Clinton Oklahoma to spend several months visiting his son, continuing a family visit.
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Henry Laves
Clinton, Okla
Republicans Lead in New Mexico Territorial Election
Final returns from Santa Fe show 71 Republicans and 29 Democrats chosen for the convention, Republican majority 42. Fourteen Republicans pledged to direct legislation may influence initiative and referendum if allied with Democrats. A marriage license was issued to Gregorio Estrada and Marcelina Arredonda, both residents of the city.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Territorial
Gregorio Estrada
Marcelina Arredonda
Roswell Local Weather Report for Sept 28
U S Weather Bureau Roswell New Mexico observes 6 00 a m temperature 92 high 92 low 62 mean 77 precipitation 0 wind 4 miles north clear. Forecast Generally fair tonight and Friday. Extremes last year 89 66. 15 years record 98 max 49 min.
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Roswell
N. M
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