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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1907
Page
4
A reader letter whips up a storm over truthfulness in Albuquerque politics. The Citizen questions Danny Hennig and Macpherson about immigration jobs and a water works deal. It presses for transparency, reform pledges, and accountability from public officials and reformers.
A Washington telegram reports Interior Department officials warning against shady promoters reviving irrigation schemes in Arizona and New Mexico. It cites a pseudo religious company selling water rights without land or water, urging careful inquiry before investing. The piece notes many victims are from the East and South and stresses investigating on the ground before committing funds.
Fragmentary remarks note that rural districts face difficulties, teachers are in short supply, and high schools and colleges encounter challenges. The speaker claims the United States will propose limited naval armaments at The Hague peace conference. The message implies Congress will not approve further naval appropriations in the next session.
The article discusses the future impact of armored motor cars in warfare. It cites W G Fite Gerald, noting cars as mobile fortresses for transport and offense, in nations from France to Britain. Descriptions cover armored, weaponized cars with high speeds, heavy armor, and crewed by trained men, signaling a new element in future warfare.
A long political essay argues organized capital seeks to obstruct Roosevelt policies and influence party nominations. It links efforts to defeat the square deal with similar history, praising Roosevelt as a masterful leader and criticizing financial interests that oppose his reforms.
A verbose sketch laments local papers and columnists in Albuquerque. It parodies Dan, Danny, and The Evening Citizen while noting a $226,000 water bond and hints at media wars fueling city growth. The piece blends names and riffs on journalism, pride, and civic boosterism.
A scrambled exchange centers on a Friday job for Micuauerque with implied impact on the Morning Journal and Albuquerque. The speaker pleads for local pride, argues a Friday hire would boost town morale, printers, clerks, and post office needs, while chastising opposing media for sensationalism.
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