Soldiers to Operate Trains If Strike Comes
The article warns a threatened railway strike would disrupt Albuquerque and nationwide commerce. It suggests federal forces might temporarily operate trains with soldiers at throttles and guards, cautions against government success, and appeals for the strike to be avoided. The piece emphasizes the railroads’ grip and the public’s demand for steady service.
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Albuquerque
Russia
United States Army
Alto
Menace to Prosperity in Guggenheim Comment on Wall Street
Isaac Guggenheim of New York denounces Wall Street as a national danger while noting stock price fluctuations do not affect U S prosperity He argues that robust farm and industrial output keeps the economy strong and dismisses hysteria The piece cites editorials and remarks from Judge Gray and the Bisbee Review to frame ongoing fear of market finance and its impact on public welfare
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Isaac Guggenheim
Guggenheim Brothers
New York
Wall Street
United States
Guggenheim
Union Pacific
Gray
San Francisco Call
Interstate Commerce Commission
Harriman
Bisbee Review
New Mexico
Arizona
Santa Fe
Bisbee
Roosevelt Third Term Speculation Raises National Debate
Opinion polls from The Philadelphia North American and New York Globe gauge public opinion on Franklin D Roosevelt seeking another term beyond his current presidency. Results show a narrow plurality favoring a second term or related roles, with a notable minority opposing any extension. The discussion centers on continuity of his ambitious policies and the country’s readiness for leadership after his tenure.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Philadelphia
New York Globe
Panamacanal
United States Senate
North American
United States
White House
Roosevelt
Joseph New
Good Plan Proposed For Control Of Railway Rates
Washington dispatches report tentative proposals for public control of rail transport costs and capitalisation. President Roosevelt weighs plans to appoint interstate traffic commissioners to join discussions with rail managers, aiming to curb discrimination and align rate making with public interests. The idea, supported by Judge Gaynor, promises public oversight through the commerce commission and state federal cooperation.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Commerce Commission
Gaynor
New York
Chicago vReard-Herald
The Poor Boys and the Battle for Character
A newspaper column contrasts three well dressed young men with moral failing, arguing wealth does not guarantee virtue. It praises work, endurance, and self-reliance, warning that idle ease and borrowed money corrode character while true strength comes from effort and integrity.
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Gagette
Auvid Codger
Gagetic
Rafe
Chern
Chey
Eavin
Tim
The Cub's Corner and Odd Tales From Town
A column recounts a rustic exchange over food goods and a future strike, plus a humorous car incident in Albuquerque where two boys share a nickel and plan to buy candy. It notes a Blanco correspondent remarking on spring’s approach and hints at ongoing local events in San Juan County Index.
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Albuquerque
Colorado
San Juan
Blanco
Hale
Fakir letter mocks Albuquerque press and legislature
A subscriber letter criticizes the Fakir paper for influence with legislators and for publishing what the writer calls lies and contradictions. The reader alleges the paper takes money, prints dirt as ink, and questions readers about understanding the Fakir. The missive ends with signatures and a request for not using a name.
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Albuquerque Albuquerque
Albuquerque
Tan
Moses
Mars
Tam
Albuquerque Merchants Unite for Growth in Western City
A Albuquerque railroad era business leader salutes local merchants for ten years of united effort. He cites viaduct on Coal avenue, plant sites, terminal projects, and the Albuquerque Eastern as major gains. He urges backing Santa Fe pickling works, warning against hardship and stressing population growth through new industries and investments.
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Albuquerque
Railroad Avenue
Coal Avenue
American Lumber Company
Albuquerque Hastern
Albuquerque Eastern
Santa Fe
Albuydergue
Pegret
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Strickle
Brogan
Raton
Citien
Volo Mactfie Raiiw Company
Ou Ninleshas
Phe Bao Fous
X.Y. Sun
Anornii
Anorniog
Taft Anlacht
Duneauland
Ahvattiog Mintier
Davey
Pone S
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T Room
F. H. Strong
McIntosh Hardware CO
Albuquerque, New Mex
Fall Lot
Third Ward
Co-Operative Realty CO
1. E. Elder, Armijo Building
Cleo Kackley
Whitson Music CO
Edison
Marble Ave
Homer H. Ward
Purnipure CO
Avomans
Albuquerque Gas, Electric Light & Power Co
Fourth and
Gold Ave
Guarante Rosenfield's
W. A. R. Ave
Colombo Hall Dancing School
Superior Planing
Clarkville
John
Beaven
South First Street
Jams
Fmd
Easel
5. Vann
Walton’s Drug Store
Pioneer Bakery
HOT Chocolate Drug Store
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