Attorney General to sue H O Bursum for funds recovery
Albuquerque Journal reports Attorney General Reid plans civil action to recover money allegedly due the Territory from H O Bursum in his role as penitentiary superintendent. He criticizes the grand jury for not indicting and cites thousands of dollars unaccounted for.
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Reid
Albuquerque Journal
W. C. Rei
Hagermanaturday
Socorro
Leaniro Baca
Socorro County
Albuquerque
Santa ‘Fe
Hagerman
Captain Reid
Santa Fe
H. O. Bursum
Bursum
Colorado Trust Company
New Mexico
Court expenses of county originate echoed in Ed dy county report
From the Eddy county grand jury report as published in the Carlsbad papers last week the public is urged to suppress evil in Carlsbad to save the county a large and necessary expense.
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Chaves County
Eddy County
Eddy County Grand Jury
Carlsbad
Salvation Army Incorporation in New Mexico Plans Property Sale
The Salvation Army of New Mexico with headquarters in Roswell is being incorporated to buy and sell property under territorial and New York law. The local corps will sell its Lot at the corner of Fourth Street and Pecos Avenue to Mrs. Ella Mott for 1400 dollars.
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Salvation Army of
New Mexico
Roswel
New York
United States
Fourth Street
Pecos Avenue
Ella Mott
New School House Planned for Farm District
County commissioners met to set a special school levy for districts 2 and 6. District 2, known as the Farms school, plans a new cement first story with brick above, to the roof. The record also notes prior credit to Commissioners Atkinson and White for county finances and acknowledges Captain Fritz’s role.
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New Mexico
Atkinson
White
Fritz
Board of County Commissioners
Captain Fritz
Chaves County
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The provided text is incomplete and unreadable, lacking identifiable people places organizations or events to summarize into a coherent newspaper card.
Wanted boy with pony to deliver papers
Fragmentary notices mention a boy with a pony needed to deliver newspapers and a Record Office, followed by shuffled names and places. Ben Allison returned to Lake Arthur while Mr. and Mrs. Doud Patrick came from Dexter. Adelia Morgan, recently from Denver, is noted with a display of key checks and a sales pitch for key finding devices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Record Office
Great Labor Demand Triggers Desertions at Mare Island
Washington reports labor demand in San Francisco draws workers at five dollars a day for debris clearing. Marines from Mare Island desert to take jobs, police refuse arrests, prompting Brigadier General Elliott to deploy a patrol of enlisted men to recover deserters in the city.
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Mare Island
San Francisco
Washington
San Fran
G. F. Elliott
Jaffa Prager & Co at the fair offers popular priced goods
Visitors are urged to rest at the Jaffa Prager & Co. booth and inspect a ceiling stocked display. The store promises prices lower than the lowest and invites customers to meet friends under the large electric sign.
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Jaffa, Prager & Co
Chicago Council Backs Postal Savings Banks Plan
The Chicago City Council approved a resolution endorsing U S Postal Savings banks urging Chicago’s congressional delegation to back federal action. It cites the Milwaukee State Bank wreck as justification for enacted law and support. WEDDING AT ELIDA: plans for W H Beeman and Elizabeth Reese at her ranch near Elida tomorrow. The couple will honeymoon eastward and live in Amarillo after marriage. Beeman works as an engineer for Pecos Valley Northeastern. Reese is praised for culture and charm.
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Chicago
Milwaukee Bank
U. S. Postal Savings
Milwaukee State Bank
C. C. Hill
Elida
W. H. Beeman
Elizabeth Reese
Roswell
Amarillo
Beeman
Pecos Valley & Northeastern Railroad
Miss Reese
Democrats nominate Nathan C. Jameson for New Hampshire governor
The New Hampshire Democratic Party held its state convention in Concord and nominated Nathan C. Jameson of Antrim as their candidate for governor.
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Nathan C. Jameson
Concord
N. H
Democrats of
New Hampsaie
Antrim
Governa
Bank Wrecker Stensland Faces Cash Shortfall In Tangier Case
New York dispatch reports Paul O. Stensland former Milwaukee Avenue Bank of Chicago president told police inspector he planned to return to Chicago but was arrested in Tangier. He claimed he lost most of the funds in investments while only $500000 remained and he aimed to repay what he could. District attorney waived state rights to hold him, turning him over to Chicago police.
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Stensland
New York
Paul O. Stensland
Milwaukee Avenue Bank of Chicago
Chicago
Tangier
McLaughlin
Just a Few More
Totf o f Robert T. McClung left last night for Artesia on business for the Daily Record. Mrs. Ralph Dimmitt left last night for Carlsbad to join her husband. Ross Malone came down from Amarillo last night on business.
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Robert T. McClung
Artesia
the Daily Record
Ralph Dimmitt
Carlsbad
Ross Malone
Amarillo
Strayed pony branded M4 sought by Harry Jaffa
A two year old sorrel pony with M4 brand on the hip is missing. Reward offered for its return to Harry Jaffa.
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Harry Jaffa
Albany Conference hints at shifting anti Hearst strategy
In Buffalo on September 25 the Albany Conference of anti Hearst Democrats practically withdrew Jerome’s gubernatorial candidacy. Delegates from about twenty five counties favored concentrating on Judge Gaynor or Mayor Adam to block Hearst. Thomas M. Osborne urged Democrats to back a candidate who could unite the party and defeat the Independent League. Jerome, Carlisle and Osborne formed a committee to survey sentiment and report later that night. The session, chaired temporarily by Lewis Nixon, adjourned after 24 minutes with Republicans at Saratoga awaiting further results.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Jerome
Albany
Hearst
Gaynor
Adam
Thomas M. Osborne
Auburn
Independent League
John N. Carlisle
Watertown
Democratic State Committee
Osborne
Lewis Nixon
New York
Saratoga
Race War Continues in Brownville Militia Raid in Atlanta
After the killing of Police man Heard and wounding of three officers, Col. Anderson orders a militia raid on Brownville. Four militia companies surround the settlement, two armed negroes barricaded in a house are killed, and hundreds of negroes are arrested. Postmaster L. J. Price among those detained. the town remains surrounded by troops. A stray note mentions Misses Ella and Maude Gooldy returning to Missouri, and local classifed items follow.
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Col. A. E. Page
Mr. Pickering
Santheson
Alameda
Wilson
Military Institute
Roswell
Col. Anderson
Brownville
Smith and Maddox
Casey
Atlanta
Constitution
L. J. Price
Roswell Weather Summary for Sept 25
Local Roswell New Mexico forecast from the U S Weather Bureau reports a max temperature of 82 and a min of 55 with a mean of 68. Precipitation none and wind from the south at 8 miles per hour. Sky cloudy with a forecast for fair and cooler conditions tonight and Wednesday.
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Roswell
N. M
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MR. Bursum
Lars
W. G. Littlefield
Libbie White
H. A. Wroe
M. W. Hodges
J. P. White
Austin
Texas
Toney
Christine Littlefield
Carnegie Library
C. M. Bird
St. Mary’s Hospital
John R. Hodges
Will Johnson
South Side
Walton
Newt Reeves
Canyon City
J. B. Reeves
W. C. Lawrence
Lake Arthur
W. M. Waskom
Hagerman National Bank
Virginia
Z. F. Deen and McLaughlin
Z. F. Deen
Deen
Bett Wordy
Ita
Ben Allison
Mrs. Doud Patrick
Dexter
Adelia. M Morgan Gar
Denver
Titf
Congress
New Hampshire
Democrats
Didate
the Praetorians
The
Praetorians
Wm. H. Pope
Pope
Roosevelt County
Fair Grounds
Pride
Doctor Tom
McComas
Colo
W. W. Phillips
East
Taney
Cleveland
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Dr. Phillips
Spider
Walter Jones
Ora
Everts
Dr. Tom
P. C. McComas
Ellen Hunter
J. M. Hunter
Casino
B. H
A. J. Shortger
Evet, Gray
J. N. Atkin
Sam Bass
S. H. van Winkle
Snyder
J. R
Ernoon
Black
New York County
Hughes
Bruce
Elihu Root
Judge Hiscock
B. B. Odell
Michael
B. Driscoll
Syracuse
Mr. Bryan
Memphis
Tenn
Wm. J. Bryan
Clarence Allery
Our
Uhery
Billy the Kid
Pat Garrett
Ingersoll’s Book Store
Totf
Atlanta, Ga
Therman Sanders
Ella
Maude Gooldy
Fulton
Pecos Valley
Missouri
Marin
C. V. Swihart
N. Main St
Bessie
U. & Weather Bureau
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