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Santa Fe New Mexican, 07-06-1912 New Mexican Printing Company University of New Mexico UNM Digital Repository Santa Fe New Mexican, 1883-1913 New Mexico Historical Newspapers 7-6-1912 Santa Fe New Mexican, 07-06-1912 New Mexican Printing Company Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/sfnm_news Recommended Citation New Mexican Printing Company. "Santa Fe New Mexican, 07-06-1912." (1912). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/sfnm_news/876 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the New Mexico Historical Newspapers at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in Santa Fe New Mexican, 1883-1913 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. ........ A H H VOL. 49 SANTA FE. NEW MEXICO, SATURDAY, rl ULY (, vm. NO. 124 DARROW EXPECTS TO KING GEORGE GOES BE CLEARED BY JURY ANOTHER BIG LUCK OF FOOD WILSON S OPENED GUIS TO WATER CARNIVAL. ELKS GOAT IS He Will Handle Case for Himse'f if For the First Time in Many Years His is Not Well Attorney Says I Royalty Graces Boat Races on RAIN WRECK is not Sufficient. AND I Testimony MONEY CAMPAIGN ISSUE WITH PRAYER Thames. IE FOB GOOD U!v ftpecla! Lfiisrd Wire to Mexican) (By Ppectal Lonsrd Wire to New Mexican lien'ov-on-Thame- Fng., fi. Los fi. Clar- July Angeles, Calif., July w;-le- r e Henley liegctja, England's famous Twenty-On- Were Killed and ence S. on for Desertions in Orozco's Dwin- He Will to Nation on Sermon and Darrow, trial alleged Appeal Hymn Singing carnival today reached the turning Effort to Reestablish His In- will be to More 1 han a Score jury bribing prepared take dling Army Are on the Cost of Preceded Events point in all big events and for the firK of his own case in the event Hight Living Athletic Reign in Lodge Rooms charge time since l.vlll, received the patron-rg- at Ligonier Chief Counsel Earl has not re- Increase jured Rogers Puzzle at Stockholm of the king. Has Failed covered from his illness when the trial His majesty, accompanied by the is resumed Mr. Monday morning. Queen and l'ricess M.'ry, came, from AFTERBUTH gFGOBNIHB SHASH Darrow informed Hutton REBELS IT ON Judge yester- BEMH3 MM LM5 BIN TIFF SCORES London to Henley by train. On arriv- FiGHT FDS HOME that no further would lie MUS mm day delay ing there King George and Queen Mary IlffiL defense on account of sought by the embarked on the royal barge, which Bodies Are Still to illness. With but a wit- Is Eight of the Roger's few General Orozco Sending Out The Burning Issue of the Hour United States Had Finest and was brilliantly emblazoned Willi red Colorado nesses remaining to for the Springs and Utah Be Identified. Pathetic testify Guerilla Parties to Devastate Eclipsing All Others In Largest Body of Men Who and gold, and manned ly the king's Want prosecution and the nature of their tes- men in of cen- to Take It Away Sonora- - water their liveries Sidelights. known, Mr. Darrow Were Cheered. timony expressed Importance. turies ago. Their majesties then pre- From Virginia. confidence in his He today acquittal. ceded down the course to the royal Special Leased Wire to New Mexican) 'declared his belief that the proseeu-tic- n (By Special Leased Wire to yew T.rexlcan) to Now (13y Loused Wire to New (By (By Special Leased Wire Mexican) Spuctal Moxicin) stand, from which they watched the (Tty e Special 1,pmsj wire to New Mexican! Ligonier, Pa., July C. Twenty-on- had failed to show that he had At General Orozco's Headquarters, XXXXXXXX-XXXX- Stockholm, Juiy 0. American ath- - final heats of the Hritish Aquatic Portland, Oregon, July 6. Efforts were to connected in any way with the: Pnuz, Mex., (i. General Pasctiul 7. j lilies well in lead in the fa- passengers killed, according jbeen July Wilson Notified August got opening championship. Favorable weather of the to i in Klks recover their banished bribery cf jurors the Orozco ordered the bulk of the ;. Senat- track events of the the official list, when in an accident MeXamaraj today Sea Girt. X. J., July Olympic guinea vored the occasion, and the scene on have as was uncorrob-- ! - "goat" failed. Representatives 'case there only the rebel army westward from here to- or-elect Ollie James arrived X i.eie today. Thirty thousand specta 'the river was one of brilliance, with on the Ligonier Valley railroad, a pass- of and delegates from the smaller jorated testimony Bert H. Franklin,! ward the state of Sonohi and Pacific here this afternoon to consult Hoi's, among them the royal family, gaily decorated house boats, more lodges coach on the coal toad was was to! to the Grand session of enger little jwho testifying for immunity, coast towns. with Wi'son cheered their respective lavoiites to modest and canoes Lodge the Governor regard- punts, skiffs, lining benevolent and crushed between two locomotives on show any knowledge of the while - Protective Order of alleged Guaymas wi'l be the first seaport ing the official notification cer- victory Tinted Suites entries ilie course, all their occupants in light- crime on the part of Darrow. The rie- - enacted a share of firsts in Klks, which will convene here Mon- - a steep grade. which the rebel columns will attempt emonies. Before seeing Gover- X large tile est of summer attire. During the fense expects to UK) hOO filled tile air with in begin the presenta-- ' to take. the initial heats of the and afternoon, the royal jday, laments, last Nearly a score of the injured are nor Wilson, Mr. James said he party proceeded ! tion of its case j and to a move-Inten- t Tuesday morning. El Paso, Texas, (i. :!,."00 meter events. Eight Americans, four the full length of the course and re-- ! night attempted start hospitals where they were July Only knew of no better place than to Pittsburg men are estimated as Englishmen and two Canadians won ceiveil a most h arty welcome. have the "goat" All composing Sea Girl. Wednesday, August X taken by a coal train last night. MRS. DECKER IS 1he places in the finals of the Sim) meter jits a functionary in the initiation cere- - STILL remnant of the rebel Mexican 7, at Sea Girt, was "ixed as the ' rj,)le );), ca used today was built by but two of the that were race. monies. When the effort failed, it missing FIGHTING FOR LIFE. army today. Desertions because of date and for the formal vi order of the King, William Hi, fori place Daniel- of Vniver-sit- y was admitted thought to be in the wreckage were lack of food and money and federal Lippincoit the Queen Mary in Ids:) and is one of the finally that the "goat." notification. of had (By Special Leased True io New Mexican) Pennsylvania, lowered the j passed. found among the list of injured. Mrs. triumphs have greatly reduced the William G. who .oldest vessels ill England. It was McAdoo, has x Olympic record by of a second The fight, has a San Francisco, Calif., July 6. "Hold- columns within the last week. used for many years to convey the begun among various Nettie Grey Wilpen and Roy Grey, been prominently mentioned when won 111 her own," was the declaration he the sixteenth heat. j cities for the new national ing General Paseual Orozco was na- Knglish kings and queens between home, the foster-son- , were found in the wreck- today for the treasurship of the x! meters in 1 Americans who given today as to Mrs. Sarah Piatt at Other their royal residences at Greenwich construction of which will be discuss- expected the new rebel capital tional committee had a confor-ferenc- e age this morning clasped in eacn oth Decker's condition which continues won firsts in these heats were Ira stlul Westminster ed at the Grand session. Western Juarez, to launch further plans for a with the governor to- X of the Athletic ers arms. critical. Mrs. Decker was operated Courtney, Seattle Club,! Thp Kinvi.,s dp parig ,von fnp cities will ottempt to have the site of continuation of the revolution. Though Afterward said was Y. (,,,, ion for an ohstruc-jtio- n day. he he SKalph C. Craig of the Detroit M. C.T)laMle8 the Victims of Wreck. yesterday intestinal of challenge cup bv defeating Sr. present home transferred from Injured Corning the p'an guerrilla warfare original- not a for , ' which threatened sept.i-- i candidate any posi- ,A.. Howard Drew, Springfield, Mass .,,, of ? to X. Y., 6. Two more of genera! called for a division of ()xlol.f, Tjme mi. liedford, Va., some western state. Corning, July ly the rebel tion. school: C. j cemia. Her illness dates from last. V high I. Gerhardt, Olympic x ,(,s 2; seconds Kolh the Colorado the two score persons killed in the forces into detachments of 150 - Springs, Colorado, Monday. She was men, jClub. San Francisco. Clarence S. Ed- r7ie"svdnev Rowlmr nf V Lackawanna wreck near here, were formerly president General now XXXXXXXXXXX ' rlnl. and Salt Lake City, I'tah, delegations of General Orozco has ordered that Sea Girt, X. J,, July .fi. Governor tmondson, Seattle, A. A., was among a..,,, h m;.,i Ken- the Federation of Woman's ,i, ,,,..,,! i,n will wage vigorous for the identified today. They are: John each column shall contain not less Wilson his 'he lirst m the sui) meter events campaigns Clubs.
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