Hagerman Inauguration Promises Duty To People
The new New Mexico governor Herbert J. Hagerman took oath with Chief Justice Mills and was praised for harmony with President Roosevelt. In a Palace hotel reception he urged voters to uphold universal suffrage and civic responsibility, stressing that governors serve only with public consent and obedience to the people.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Herbert J. Hagerman
New Mexico
Hall of Representatives
Capitol
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Otero
Supreme Bench
W. J. Mills
United States
J. J. Hagerman
Percy Hagerman
Colorado Springs
Palace Hotel
Covernor Hagerman
Theodore Roosevelt
Hitchcock
New Meryico
Europe
God
Skinney Wins Monday Race For $200 Purse At El Paso Track
Monday races went as advertised with Skinney ridden by B H Worthington winning by a length in a quarter dash. Bird ridden by J B Bureh placed second while an after race three cornered event caused a stake dispute over a Messer horse.
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B. H. Worthington
Bird
J. B. Bureh
O. K
el Paso
J. B. Burch
Capitan
Messer
Keife
Fitchett
A. W. Bittick
Mince Pie Recipe Sparks Tramp Tale at Holiday Dinner
A Belasco anecdote recounts tramps trading stories after a holiday meal. One man recalls a farm kitchen visit in January seeking the recipe for the mince pie, sparking a bet over whether the mix uses three cups of Portland cement or two and a half with molasses.
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David Belasco
Carpenter Charles Filmore Plans Arroyo Seco Union Card
Charles Filmore, a carpenter and contractor from Arroyo Seco, is preparing a small union card effort as of mid January in Los Angeles. The report notes his active involvement in labor organization locally.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Charles Filmore
Arroyo Seco
Maine House Resolution Targets Gambling in Territories
House Resolution No. 10 853 introduced by Littlefield of Maine seeks to suppress gambling in U S Territories. It defines penalties for dealing playing or opening any card dice or other gaming for money or value with fines from 200 to 5000 and imprisonment from two months to one year. Section 2 states the act takes effect immediately.
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House
Littlefield
Maine
Committee On Territories
United States
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
Exclusion Step Moves Toward Tuberculosis Victims in Chicago
Chicago January 18 Board of Education directs principals to report names of suspected tuberculosis victims to Superintendent Cooley. Parents must be notified and the child study department to examine each child. results go to the school management committee which will decide on possible exclusion. A push for educational opportunities for affected children accompanies plans for segregation once data are collected.
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Chicago
U.L
Board of Education
Cooley
Child Study Department
Committee On
Union card stops a walking delegate at a Pasadena job
A visiting Carpenters Union delegate questions workers on a bungalow project at East Avenues 36 and 87. Gilmore produces his union card and a tiny silk flag, prompting the delegate to retreat without further challenge.
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Pasadena Avenue
Gilmore
The
Carpenters’ Union
House Vote Defects Arizona in Statehood Bill Split
At 3 22 the joint statehood bill passed the House by a vote of 194 with Tawney deserting Arizona and joining opponents. Delegate Smith called it the unkindest cut of all as Republicans voted with Democrats, including Adams Wisconsin Babcock Beidler Bonynge Brooks Colorado Brown Calderhead Cushman Darragh Davidson Esch French Fulkerson Gillett Goebel Grenna Hayes Herman Howell Humphrey Jones Kahn Kennedy Knowland Loud McCrary McKinley Melachlan McMorran Marshall Miner Mondell Mudd Murphy Needham Otten Reeder Slemp Smith California Stenerson Thomas Wachter.
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Wisconsin
Babcock
Bede
Beidler
Bonynge
Brooks
Colorado
Brown
Calderhead
Cushman
Darragh
Davidson
Esch
French
Fulkerson
Gillett
California
Goebel
Grenna
Hayes
Herman
Howell
Utah
Humphrey
Washington
Jones
Kahn
Kennedy
Ohio
Knowland
Loud
McCrary
Pennsylvania
McKinley
Melachlan
McMorran
Marshall
Miner
Mondell
Tularosa Water Case Takes Testimony With Several Lawyers
Wednesday saw Hon. A B Fall E L Medler and J H Paxton in town to take testimony in the long running Tularosa water dispute. Judges Fall Sherry and Medler represent the Tularosa people canon Indians and federal government respectively. The case dates to 1863 with past violence but current proceedings aim for a friendly, lasting settlement. Testimony will continue for several weeks.
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A. B. Fall
U.S
E. L. Medler
J. H. Paxton
Tularosa
Judge Fall
Mr. Paxton
Byron Sherry
Coleman Returns to Work at Local Shops
C. M. Coleman has returned from Cleburne Texas and is again at work in the shops.
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C. M. Coleman
Cleburne
Texas
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LA Luz, New Mexico
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Alamogordo, N. M
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Henry J. Anderson
C. Meyer
P.M. Rhomberg
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J. D. Clements
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Wolfinger's
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E. E. Neff Co
Edison Phonographs
Orogrande Or
Jarilla Junction, N. M
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Neora
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