That Democratic Meeting and Veiled Attacks in Albuquerque
A morning paper attacks Roosevelt opponents in Albuquerque urging attendance at an opera house meeting Wednesday. It targets Herbert Hagerman and MacPherson, touts Democratic speakers and vaudeville acts, and claims loyal Republicans should unite with Governor Curry to support a people’s administration.
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Democrata
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Southwest
Opera House
Herbert J. Hagerman
Hagerman
Danny Marpherson
Fanny
Democratic Party
Tov
Danny
Macpherson
Albuquerque
Theodore Roosevelt
Bernalilla County
George Curry
Stileenuldera
Morning War Cry and New Mexico political smears
A mix of editorials and notices recounts political commentary on Governor Hagerman and Delegate Andrews, with mock cheers for Hagerman and jabs at reformers. It cites Morning War Cry opinions, Robt Logan widow efforts in Illinois, and El Paso gambling license news, alongside satirical notes on Santa Fe politics and local figures.
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New Mexico
Gov. Hagerman
Andrews
Reform Editorials by Hearst Writer Urges Immediate Improvement
Arthur Biehane, Hearst editorial chief, publishes a volume titled Editorials from the Hearst Newspaper. Charles Grinnell reviews it, praising its concise reform zeal and urging readers to apply the author’s own standards and begin improving now.
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Arthur Biehane
Hearst
Riehane
Charles R. Grinnell
The
American Law Review
Brisbane
Citizen
Manning
England
John Henry Newman
Newman
Purcell
Cally
Abraham Lancoln
Gettysburg
Furthe
Albert Brisbane
Hay stove a boon for cooking in hot weather
A detailed guide extols a hay stove as a no fuel option for summer meals. It describes a simple two by one by one foot box with a close-fitting hinged cover, hay cushions, nesting for pots, and techniques to cook beef stew, potatoes, rice, beans, corn beef, and breakfast heat with the oven, noting German use and U.S. Army familiarity.
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Unit
Kansas Freak Legislation Reaches Absurd Enactment
A vintage report laments Kansas lawmakers crafting bizarre rules for automobiles and public highways. It highlights a provision restricting rope limits behind moving vehicles intended to mock political chauffeurs, with satire on state officials signing such odd laws. The piece compares Kansas to other states for eccentric legislative acts and mocks the legislature’s seriousness.
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Texas
Missouri
Kansas
al- Wayk
Peffer
Voxavory Borton
Fortis
Uian
Workington Menai
Morning War Cry satire mocks Roosevelt era politics
A fragmentary serialized column from The Morning War Cry lampoons Teddy Roosevelt and Herbert as political figures. It features recurring characters Little Danny Friday and the Gun shop crowd, with quips about campaigns, reform, and symbolic imagery like a pane of glass and cans. The piece blends humor and political satire, referencing New Mexico and local clubs.
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Little Danny Ganges
New Mexico
Little Herbert
Boy Executive
Friday
Aind-Slinger
Teddy
Danny —i
Linoleum Stock Promised for Quick Inspection
We received 30 rolls of linoleum and can furnish an amount on short notice. We welcome a call to inspect the largest line of household goods in the west.
Kansas City Club discussed by Harvey curio shop staff
Former Kansas Citians in Albuquerque show interest in forming a Kansas City club with potential 100 plus members. Local residents recall a prank at the canyon with sheep or pies stealing food, prompting a vow to secure belongings on future trips.
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Kansas City
Indiana
Chicago
Albuquerque
C. A. Wright
Harvey Curio Shop
Kansas Cities
Sfort
Kansas
Hear Canyon
Adems
Canyon
Jock
City Chemist Examining Dairy Milk
City chemist Welnairt conducts monthly milk tests for Chief McMillin, verifying milk solids at twelve percent and butter fats at three and one fourth percent to meet state standards. Dairies supplying samples include Den, Mrs Hateh, Albers, Daley Matthews Dairy, Daley, and Hegomek’s Dairy.
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Welnairt
Pelice McMillin
Focal Dairies
Den
Mrs Hateh
Albers ‘Ker Daley
Matthews Dairy
Ieviler Daley
Hegomek's Dairy
Albuquerque Improvement Notes From Daily Record
Chet in the police station mutters about city progress while reviewing weekly pages. A ruling places two city officials on deck as Wheat prices at Mansard's Mills reach 1.40 per 100 pounds. Evening Citizen ads offer advertising space.
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Bugierque
Chet
Pallce
Unie
Craix
Uty
Mansard’s
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Jack” Logan
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Mall
Alamogordo
Curry
Samar
Philippine Islands
Lincoln County
el Paso
Knights of the Ateen
Juares
RH. McGonagill
Elks Opera House
Tin Can
Little Danny
Mud-Slinger
Littlefield Ruppe
Evening Citizen
Macyheron
Lattin Herbert
Santa Pe
Micatos
George Carey
Micpherson Reform Gang
Ant
Teetle
Herbert
Santa Fe
Tinen Club
de Bow
Pantherval Nuscum
Mella Valley
House
New Mexicn
Yun Cao
Toacher
Tomata
Mit
Uhere
Stickley Bros. Mfg. Co
Finiah
Pietore OF
Contentme
Morris
Shep
F.H. Strong
McIntosh Hardware CO
Albuquerque, New Mex
Kackley the Tailor
West Gold Avenue
Whitson Music Co
South Second
Tinay
Albuquerque Gas, Electric Light & Power Co
Fourth and
Gold Ave
Clarkville
John
Beaven
South First Street
Irons
Vann & Son
Tamme
Tomers
Walton’s
Corn Childien
All Sand Women
Aeetow
Pioneer Bakery
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