Roosevelt's grand tour through New Mexico ends in Albuquerque
President Roosevelt awaken at stations by Cowboys in Grand Canyon to begin New Mexico trip. He receives Navajo blanket in Albuquerque and greets many Rough Riders at stops across the territory. Governors, college leaders, and military aides accompany him as irrigation promises loom for statehood and prosperity. The trip spotlights Native and settler sites, burro lines, and a ceremonial reception at Santa Fe before returning.
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Presidential itinerary and state tour details amid travel misreads
Dispatch misreads outline a presidential trip across California with stops from Barstow to Los Angeles and 49 hours in the north, noting arrival from Arizona and departure near Saturday morning. It mentions Secretary Loeb and President Roosevelt with references to locations Pandena and Garfield home, though text is garbled.
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City Railway Franchise Talks Continue As Committee Meets
City officials and committee members gathered to discuss a proposed Twenty Year franchise for the city railway. Mayor Bergundthal and councilmen attended as the Ways and Means Committee heard arguments on bond costs, estimated expenditures, and possible terms, with no firm decision reached.
Boy Climbs Precipice in Narrow Escape
A boy, trapped on a precarious ledge, was rescued after a near fall on a hillside near O’Hara town. Fire crews hoisted him to safety as onlookers watched in fear, with witnesses describing a tense rescue that ended without serious injury.
Shifting Military Roles Stir City Amid Labor Tensions
A downtown disruption arises as a dress code and uniform policy clash sparks unrest. The incident involves workers protesting changes replacing white workers with colored men, amid broader shifts in military and civic roles. Local officials and businesses report inconvenience to hundreds as debates intensify over standards and employment.
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OPENING OF HEADQUARTERS AT HOTELS MIRRORS CAMPAIGN STYLE
Candidates for office open campaign headquarters at local hotels in a mirror of male oriented activity. The move signals intensified race tactics and seeks to consolidate volunteers and media access across hotel venues.
Mrs Lewis in Lead for Federation Presidency
Indications favour Mrs. Lewis of Wichita as federation president with Mrs. Barker and Mrs. Cowles as main contenders. Delegates from seven districts weigh candidates while Lawrence and Topeka factions back their preferred nominees amid rival party campaigns.
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ORDERED TO QUIT MEH STRIKE DISRUPTS RUNS AT POLLEN
A disrupted labor action in Comat wad lithe chuusrid to each side with hopes for settlement. Pollen Eigeuhue directs fence-side movements as several delivery operatives depart. Workers from multiple firms faced wage disputes and orders to quit, with authorities warning of emergency measures if needed. Temperatures rise across large cities with showers possible tonight.
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Britain and Powers Eye Persian Gulf Clash Over Naval Bases
British officials warned that any foreign attempt to establish a fortified post or naval base in the Persian Gulf would be treated as a grave menace to British interests. The foreign secretary stated that Britain would resist such moves, invoking the protectorate of trade routes to India. Lord Lansdowne summarized Britain's position as distinct from other powers, urging vigilance amid anxious international reaction.
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Spotter Discharged After Rock Tsignd Meeting
Haron Ket May At a conference between the committee representing the Eritkins machinists of the Rock Tsignd shops and road officials, a speaker said the strike would end and the west machinists would return to work. The speaker held the post of Booller Toe to report any inattentive workers. Workers were furious at the suspension and warned they would not work while Hall remained on the ships.
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Smallpox at the Post Escapes Quarantine in Leavenworth
A smallpox case developed at Fort Leavenworth on May 6 involving Sullivan who had recently joined the army. He showed early symptoms and was kept in a tent behind the hospital but escaped quarantine, later returning to the hospital under guard and reimposed isolation.
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Mystery in Court Documents Surfaces in Obscure Exhibit A
Fragmented notes reveal a court suit involving Dr A S Em and a former Bock and Shitionery executive. Exhibit A lists names including a widow and a telegram from a minister. The piece references citizenship, a Chinese American veteran, and debates on naturalization amid wartime acts.
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Irish Industries for St Louis Exhibit Negotiations Begun
Lemdan May 6 Irish secretary Mr Windham announced in the house of commons that negotiations are in progress with the view to the department of agriculture of frelamit ang and a special exhibit of Iciek mndus Louis expositionProceedings note a planned display for the St Louis exposition with government agriculture involvement and ongoing talks.
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Weather soaked region with scattered showers forecast
The region experienced heavy rain with threats of evening showers and cooler air. Morning readings across western Missouri and adjacent counties showed variable temperatures from the mid 40s to mid 70s with light to moderate winds.
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American unrest and naval actions ripple through Nicaragua
Reports from San Francisco on May 6 claim Americans hiss at President Roosevelt over the Monroe Doctrine while Chamorro forces clash on Lake Nicaragua and General Orta gathers Honduran troops to attack government forces. Zelaya faces alleged outrages as Nicaraguans of opposing faiths fear rising revolutionary unrest and trade disruption.
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German Agricultural Delegation Arrives to Study American Farms
A German delegation of prominent agriculturists lands in New York aboard the Hamburg American steamship Prewiria to observe American farming. Led by Erich Von Fluegge, the group tours Walker-Gordon Laboratories in Plainbeno and plans a broader study of U S agriculture, social relations, and crops, with aims to report back on cultural and economic practices.
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Cleveland Prepares Fare Legislation For Five Cent Rise
In Cleveland a city council meeting set for Monday night will discuss a three cent fare raise. J. Hoeteen of the People's Street Railroad seeks rights of way, noting a previous attempt to build a line was blocked. Officials plan to introduce ordinances on finances and route approvals.
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Invents a New Time Fuse in Berlin Trade Deal
A watchmaker named Frits sold a mechanical projectile fuse to Krupp for 5000 dollars with royalties of 2 cents for each unit. Rights spread to Latin countries, and Maxim and others accused of exploiting the design for military use. The fuse can detonate at varying times upon impact or after penetrating substances, potentially explosive shell work. War talk and wheat notes mix with global trade chatter as authorities discuss shortages and crop concerns.
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Water Cure Alleged At Topeka Asylum Inmates Stripped And Whipped
Testimony before an asylum investigating committee describes a brutal regime at the Topeka asylum. Miss Tella M Knox testified that a former head nurse used a "water cure" by sprinkling water over patients after throwing a cloth over their heads. Other witnesses claimed patients were whipped and clothing removed during punishments. The inquiry also heard that workers compelled patients to work and that supervisors urged punishments when orders were not followed.
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