San Juan County Move To Join Colorado Won’t End NM Ties
Residents in San Juan seek to memorialize Colorado to redraw borders and attach the county to Colorado. The move, urged from Farmington, faces likely congressional rejection and risks setting a dangerous precedent for New Mexico and other states. Emphasis is placed on improving rail links and transportation to boost the county’s prospects without disintegrating New Mexico.
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Pecos Valley
Texas
San Juan County
Colorado
Congress
San Juan
New Mexico
Pecos Valle
Nevada
Arizona
Little
Jaun County
Farmington
Strike Situation in Chicago and Conciliatory Talks
Telegrams to noon indicated little change in the looming strike with managers and leaders, including Knapp and Neill, pursuing conciliation. Rumors claimed some concessions by workers but managers held firm, amid hopes a conference would narrow gaps and avert a broader public impact. The piece emphasizes seeking fair arbitration and warns that public sentiment could pressure legislative action against railroads if a strike occurs.
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Chicago
Jnst
Mewes
Knapp
Neill
Messrs Knapp
Interstate Commerce Collsion
Statehood Split Debate Shapes New Mexico Arizona Readiness
The article argues against single statehood for New Mexico and Arizona, citing Senator Beveridge and President Roosevelt. It warns against weak state governments inviting federal overreach, urging a united bid for admission as a single, strong commonwealth to preserve autonomy and meet future demands.
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New Mexico
Africon
Denver Republican
Beveridge
Lone
Senate Committee On Territories
Roosevelt
Cannon
Hood
Arizona
Misissippi
Root
Arasg
Nevada
Workington Ter Mach
California
Ariagoa
New Moxie
Arlaons
United
Provisions Up to Date on Oklahoma Constitution Proposal
The fragment outlines general information about the proposed Oklahoma constitution and the initiative and referendum process. It notes broad support themes and suggests that approval may hinge on public engagement with the proposals. The readable text emphasizes reforms and the need for informed approval.
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Oklal
Hinds
Prohibition and Reform Planks Highlight 19th Amendment Era
Readers see a dense list of constitutional reform ideas covering liquor prohibition successors, railroad and land restrictions, corporate controls, state ownership of mineral lands, a separate school system, charity commissions, and broad amendments by majority vote, with race and marriage clauses among topics.
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Indian Territory
Latest notes in ladies hats from highest authority
Fashion commentary on spring and summer hats with long velvet ribbon streamers, leghorn and straw shapes, and elaborate trims. Describes broad brim styles, bow placements, veils, wreaths, and new models from Paris and domestic mills, noting shifts toward large hats and refined simplicity, with emphasis on ribbons, braids, and various crown shapes.
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Paris
Ris A
Manhattan
The Cub Corner Confessions From a Nervy Cub Reporter
A jittery cub reporter recalls hard days in the newsroom. He drinks, endures put downs, and faces cuts to his work while dreaming of telling a broader story. A mix of misfires, jokes, and clipped fragments shows a rookie navigating editor notes and parental caution in Albuquerque era gossip.
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Sally
Albuquerque
Jonn Swell
Bosxton
Vanear
Prosperous sheep season ahead as conditions improve
Solomon Luna notes favorable conditions for sheepmen with ample water and strong lamb and wool yields expected. He predicts broad improvements across New Mexico, citing Rio Grande valley irrigation potential, intensive cultivation, and profitable truck farming, while noting modest crime in Albuquerque. Evans urges irrigation revision and orderly development of Isleta and surrounding areas.
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Sosald
Solomon Luna
Magda
Western
Mexico
New Mexico
Wwe
Rio Grande Valley
Albuquerque
Walker Evans
Chicago
Lever
Pam
Ite
Giraud
Salley
Evans
Isleta Reservation
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Path McMillin
Yortive Halling
Dean
Miter
Rey
F. H. Strong
McIntosh Hardware CO
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Co-Operative Realty CO
J. B. Elder
Armijo Building
Marble Ave
Homer MH. Ward
Cleo Kackley
Victor
Whitson Music CO
Edison
Timay
Kea
Rage
Albuquerque Gas, Electric Light & Power Co
Fourth and
Gold Ave
Rosenfield
W. A. R. Ave
Colombo Hall Dancing School
Superior Planing
John
Beaven
South First Street
Salt Lake City
Merion City
Purdy
Pioneer Bakery
South First Stree
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