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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1906

Page

6

Recall Law in Los Angeles Lets Voters Remove Officers

Lou Angelee reports on the recall mechanism in Los Angeles and Pasadena, outlining how citizens may petition to remove an inept official. The piece explains petition thresholds, election procedures, and the recall’s moral effect on public officers and citizens.

Los Lou Angelee Cal Ol Adone Thia City Tk Han Los Angeles W. B. Mathews Tes Pasadena Waterhouse

Miner John Baker crushed to death in Mormon Girl mine

In a Phoenix area incident miner John Baker died after a rock fall at the Mormon Girl mine thirty miles north of Phoenix. An inquest cleared the company of blame. burial set for today. Baker, about 35, weighed 175 pounds and had served as a volunteer in the Spanish-American War.

John Baker Wenry Phoenix Phoenix Republican Baker Yesternoon Vinan & Moore Pinal County Utah

Recall controversy and murder case in Territorial Arizona police death

The article discusses recalls and political accountability, criticizing the recall mechanism while citing a Tucson murder case. It details William Korzenately, a long-respected Tucson policeman killed in the line of duty, and contrasts public demand for punishment with sympathy for the convicted killer, a young man with criminal friends backing a lenient outcome.

Choes William Korzenately Tucson Arisona Eas Kites Yourioie

Angered father for Cupid's mischief stirs Socorro wedding

In Socorro last week a double wedding causing a stir as a Catholic priest blessed the union after initial family disapproval. The groom, Mr Murray, a Mines School alumnus, departs for Denver with his bride while his father is tied to the Victor Peel company. Burdock Blood Bitters touted as restoring health by improving blood quality.

Ving Thee W. ¥. Murray Socorro Denver Ubtre Murty School of Mines Victor Peel Company

Old Girl Democracy Is Sprucing Up in Whelington

In Whelington, April 16, 1908, supporters foresee a Democratic year driven by genuine conviction about presidential possibilities. They believe Theodore Roosevelt will not seek a third term and predict subtraction of Rooke will render the Republican Party a cipher on the surface of oblivion.

Democratic Picture of the Republican Party Today

A critique argues the Democratic view paints the Republican Party as corrupt and dominated by trusts. It highlights Roosevelt as a unifying force and Bryan as rising, while Parker and Hearst are cast as Wall Street mouthpieces seeking a two party conservative system. Conservative Democrats mobilize to block Hearst and any ultra radical candidacy.

Hanna Roosevelt William Jennings Bryan Senate House Bryan Parker Wall Street Jacy Williem Randolph Hearst Washington Hearst Ald Party New York Chicago Ohio Philadelphia Democratic Party

Spitting ordinance to be enforced in Las Vegas

The Las Vegas Optic reports officers will arrest and prosecute every offender under the spitting ordinance. William Johnson was arrested Saturday for spitting in the post office, pleaded guilty, and paid the usual fine and costs after appearing before Judge Bope.

Las Vegas William Johnson

Lincoln County Missive From New Mexico Claims Historical Facts

A clipped 1903 letter from Romero Drug Co Las Vegas New Mexico informs of ongoing issues since early month. The document cites Patrick Miranda of Lincoln New Mexico sworn statement beginning with events around 1901 in Lincoln County.

Territory of New Mexico County of Lincoln Millard F. Davidson Banadora Bo M. F. Davidson A. D Hedges San Diego Co Romero Drug Company Lay Vocas Chihuahua Mexico Romero Drug Co Las Vegas N. M Lincoln, N. M Territory of New Mexico, County of Patrick Miranda

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