Boiler Makers Defeated on Santa Fe Strike
Topeka Kans Aug 12 The executive officers of the Boilermakers and Iron Shipbuilders of America signal the Santa Fe strike is hopeless urging members to seek other jobs. They report Santa Fe officials refuse to rehire any union man and warn the union cannot sustain the fight. President Dunn cautions not to declare the strike off while pressing members to obtain work elsewhere.
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Topeka
Kans
Union Boiler Makers and Iron Shipbuilders of America
Santa Fe Railway
George F. Dunn
Kendrick
Santa Fe
Dunn
Machinists’ International Union
The
Brotherhood of Boilermakers
Boilermakers
Lion Shipbuilders of America
Kansas City
Kas
Brotherhood
Brothers
Brother Fitzgerald
Mr. Kendrick
Brother Gilthorpe
Yard
Executive Council
Donahue
Hyler
Erie
Santa Fe embargo and union strike stance outlined
The letter urges members to secure contracts and relocate workers off the Santa Fe system, threatening a strike until protections are obtained. It also cites political neutrality in judge Mann's rulings on two contest cases, with E R Wright and Manuel de Baca opposing contestants and Judge E V Long presiding. further prosecution seems unlikely.
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Santa Fe
Tain
Mann
E. R. Wright
Manuel
de Baca
E. V. Long
Baca
Gallegos
Judge Mann Decides Election Case in Guadalupe County
Associate Justice Mann of Alamogordo in the Sixth district issues a written opinion upholding the elections of Cresciano Gallegos as county clerk and Felipe Sanchez y Baca as sheriff of Guadalupe County by narrow margins. He rules a notary not signing a juror affidavit was an immaterial irregularity that should not disfranchise a voter acting in good faith.
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Mann
Alamogordo
Nebraska
Leonard Wood
County of
Guadalupe
Board of County Commissioners
Felipe Sanchez Y Baca
Jose Y Armiji
Armijo
Cresenciano Gallegos
Juan Clancey
Gallegos
Juan Clanecey
Harry Clancey
Santa Fe
Cloudcroft Resort to Stay. Phelps Dodge Rumor Debunked
H J Simmons general manager of the El Paso Southwestern denies a rumor that Cloudcroft and the Lodge would be abandoned for another resort. The Lodge will be enlarged with more rooms and dining capacity, and preparations aim to attract large crowds next spring. No decisive plans have been made due to absence of Phelps and Dodge in Europe.
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Cloudcroft
Phelps Dodge
H. J. Simmons
el Paso & Southwestern
Mr. Simmons
Simmons
Crippen Completes 43 Day Fast For Health
Elder Herbert Crippen ended a 43 day fast by drinking hot lemon water and buttermilk with a grand biscuit. He lost 40 pounds, traveled daily to town, tended his home, and plans a cautious return to foods like nuts fruits milk butter eggs and graham bread.
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Herbert Crippen
Mr. Crippen
Alamogordo Sanitary Association Formed To Enforce Health Laws
The meeting voted to form the Alamogordo Sanitary Association with Judge B. Sherry as President and J. D. Clements as Secretary. A committee was named to solicit members and funds to hire a health officer to enforce health laws after Dr. Gilbert reported twenty typhoid cases along a street drain. Subscriptions were secured for current needs and many local firms and citizens joined, urging Alamogordo to become the cleanest town in New Mexico.
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Alamogordo
Messer’s Ranch Near Alamogordo Grows Fruit and Employs Labor
In the Alamogordo area A J Messer operates three acres of fruit land with a lettuce patch yielding over 160 dollars from a 16 by 200 foot bed. The ranch supports three permanent workers year round plus seasonal help for fruit care and a blackberry patch is starting. Messer reports one peach tree yielded more than 1500 pounds sold at three to five cents per pound, indicating growing fruit shipping could become a larger local industry.
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Alamogordo
A. J. Messer
Messer
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President Dunn
W. E. Warren & Bro
Las Vegas
Optic
Judge O'Reilly
BE. A. Mann
Byron Sherry
Wm. O'Reilly
KE. S. Blaine
J. R. DeMier
J. R. Gilbert
G. Q. Scipio
G. J. Wolfinger
F.C. Rotland
Geo. Warnock
A. Herrick
J.J. Bush
J. 10. Clements
M. A. Griffin
Alamo Printing Co
First Nat Bank
R. W. Cooper
McComas
W. E. Carmack
R. H. Pierce Co
Alamo Furniture Co
W. E. Brubaker
O. G. Cady
A.W Bittick
W. H. Gleason
F. M. Rhombergg
Henry
Phait
Oto Olsen
Ss. M. Wharton, J. F. Smith
T. B. Oliver
A. Huth
J. M. Hawkins
Gee
A. Byus
New Mexico
Messer’s
Florie
Carl
Minnesota
G.j.wolfinger
Aya
Jas. H. Laurie
Alamogordo, N. M
G. C. Scipio
N. M
Carl’s Ice Factory
GEO. Carl
A. J. Buck
Sacramento Mountains
Studebaker
Alamogordo, N
Macyland Ave
Ninth St
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