03 Sep 1910
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Newspaper
The Spanish American
Location
Roy, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1910
Page
1
The Clifton House area near Down shows 75 acres under cultivation with first crops. Sugar beets and Mexican beans promise strong yields, while corn and millet thrive. experts predict a beet sugar factory and further expansion of dry farming in Colfax County.
Raton hosts a baseball clash as the strengthened Van Houten squad, featuring Fred Starr on the mound, checks the local team 6 to 2 in a recent warmup. Alamosa coach Fen nel and star pitcher Fennel are slated for Monday and Tuesday games, weather permitting.
In an attempt to fly from Sheepshead Bay to Fort Hamilton this morning, Mars, a well known aviator, bucked by a chilling blast, but suffered no injury by the fall. Special to the Spanish American. New York, Aug. 27.
A pilot was blown into the lower bay when his aircraft collapsed in a heavy gust. The aeroplane was hauled aboard a lighter after being picked up by a tug boat. The flyer Mars escaped unharmed.
An individual appeared today at Bow Street Police Station facing murder charges in the death of Belle Elmore. Proceedings outlined the case against the defendant as investigators continue formal arraignment.
Dr Hawley Crippen and Ethel Clare Leneve, his typist, were arraigned at Bow Street on charges of murder and harboring, with authorities indicating body identification. They were remanded until September 1 without plea. evidence suggested Crippen planned suicide at sea.
Distrint Forester Sherman reporting a massive fire at Island Park on the Yellowstone branch of the Oregon Short Line prompts dispatch of 150 railroad workers with hundreds more being recruited to combat the blaze across southern Idaho.
Seattle firefighters who asked the War Department to have all northwest forts fire their guns simultaneously to induce rain remain hopeful Taft will order it. Today the lack of wind aids their quest and keeps the plan alive.
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