THAT TIN CAN MEETING IN ALBUQUERQUE FIRMLY OPPOSES ROOSEVELT
A contested Albuquerque issue centers on a meeting called by Macpherson supporters to denounce President Roosevelt and the Republican party. The Citizen warns it is a political trap to ostracize party members and force a showdown, urging Republicans to resist the attempt and defend Roosevelt and party unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morsineg
New Mexico
Republican Party
Albuquerque
Diegras
Haw
Wicely
Mnet
Naema
J. J. Hagerman
Danny Maonherson
People of
Herbert J. Hagerman
Wus
the Provident
Macpherson
Jascn
Danny
Iead
Hagerman
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Roosevelt
Sherman
Roosevelt and Bryan clash hints at 1912 political standoff
Editorials in multiple papers debate a Roosevelt Bryan contest at national conventions. They imagine a pairing where Bryan nominates Roosevelt or Roosevelt nominates Bryan, forecasting a high drama campaign. The pieces critique reform efforts, fund misuse, and local political anxieties, highlighting party splits and public interest.
Public uproar over Little Herbert removal sparks mock protests
A spoof Morning Journal dispatch from Tarantula Mexico notes Women and schoolchildren condemning the president's removal of Little Herbert and appointing George Curry. The item mocks political plots with a Macphersonana editorial condemning the action and a wave of local demonstrations including a crying goat and burros in public square.
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Morning Journal
Cactus Plaing
Arna
Little Herbert
George Curry
Mra Manik
Th Journal
Latte Dynny
Hagermanville
Colo
New Mexico
Canning
Herbert
Captain Curry
Teddy
Danny
Ucket
Tarantula
Mexico
Macphersoncana
Parantuia
Macpherson Democrats
Lisle Chenny
Albuquerque
Mexicm
Hagerman
Danny Macepherson
Experts Should Be Paid By the State Not by Sides
In a New York Times analysis of the Thaw trial the idea is raised that expert witnesses should be publicly funded and neutral. The piece argues the current system causes forged bias since retained experts may favor a side. It cites Judge Noah Davis on hired pathology and suggests a jury of experts similar to the medieval jury of matrons.
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Archbishop Whately
Lvathey
de Lancey Nicoll
Justine
Molineux
Noah Davis
Hamilton
New York Times
Garden City Beet Sugar Plant to Double Capacity
At a Colorado Springs stockholders meeting United States Sugar Land Company approved doubling the Garden City beet sugar plant capacity to handle Laos beet crop. The increase of 3 million dollars will be split between common and preferred stock to fund improvements and potential future expansion, including an office remodel and new machinery. The plan anticipates output rising from about 1,500 tons daily to roughly 1,800 tons, with a later second factory contemplated.
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Garden Che
Laos
United States Sugar Land Company
Colorado Springs
Garden City
Giley Ple
Myrselbout
Prominent visitor tours Tucumcari region with praise
A Leu Vewa attorney visiting en route to Bante Rowa described Tucumcari and surrounding Quay County as prosperous. He noted new homes, wind mills, fences, and growing business activity near Tucumcari, with many lands improved and several residents expanding their enterprises.
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Boy Long
Leu
Bante Rowa
Hoymena
Hell Ranch
Tucumesi
Tucumcari
Quay County
de Aber
Mendow
Linoleum Rolls Available for Quick Pickup and Inspections
The notice states 30 rolls of linoleum are in stock and ready for sale, with flexible pricing on short notice. It invites calls to inspect a wide range of household goods located in the western area, promising prompt service and quick arrangements.
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Ue Loriest
Dying Bartlett Confesses to Ten Murders
Delta Colo April 24 A dying Frank C Bartlett in Indie Cal sanitarium confesses to killing trapper Thieleman in Grand Meadows Begteston lake September 1886 claiming he lured the man to clean a loaded gun and shot him The confession came via a nurse as Bartlett is close to death at age 49. he will not stand trial due to his terminal condition.
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Delta
Colo
Frank C. Bartlett
Indie
Cal
Fred Tieleman
Fred
Begteston Lake
Grand Mews
Thartlett
Chieleman
Thielemen
Bartlett
Thieleman
Kred
Mining Company Chooses Officers at Annual Meeting
At the Stephenson Bennsett Consolidated Mining Co annual gathering in Organ New Mexico officers were elected J Metullough as president and general manager H Gil as vice president AM Peck secretary T M Johman treasurer and directors include J L McCullough C B Gil F M Johnsen A M Bock G A Chapin S Lohman and T S Semple Enthusiasm ran high as the Organ District shows promise of becoming a major ore shipper The Ladies Aid Society plan a turkey tea in church parlors tomorrow afternoon All Messrs Mausard Mills report good wheat prices around 1 40 per 100 pounds and extra notices urge readers to place want ads for results.
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Stephenson-Bennsett Consolidated Mining Company
Organ
N. M
J. Metullough
H Gil
AM Peck
T. M. Johman
Gentheren
J. 1 McCullough
Kansas City
C. B. Gil
Las Cruces
F. M. Johnsen
Helleville
Kan
A.M
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Albuquerque Citizen
Citizen Publishing Company
Sprickler
Bea PF Brogan
Joby ‘Temple Graves
Atlanta
Bryan
Atlanta Constitution
W. J. Bryan
Washington Herald
Santa Fe New Mexican
Andrews
Motlick
Sirgen
Territorial
Danny Iwear
Trauua
Ailger Chiy Enterprias
Wells
Pyany
Mr. Hagerman
Deane
Mer
Dan
War Cry
Terbuyet
Capitol
Curry
Merbert
Denny
Niko
Dun- OY
Dany
Lenny woMuck
Jone
Long
Tug Umcari
Whlinigne
Eevehainte
J. A Whitmore
Guilinas Springs
Jona Whitmore
Jenes Nefus
Herman
Quay ——Tucumeart News
F.H. Strong
Stickley Bros. Mfg. Co
McIntosh Hardware CO
Albuquerque, New Mex
Fred Thieleman
Kackley the Tailor
West Gold Avenue
Whitson Music Co
South Second
The
Albuquerque Gas, Electric Light & Power Co
Fourth and
Gold Ave
Mining Company
Mausard’s
Clarkville
John
Beaven
South First Street
Idalufactunng Co
Fee
Walton
Copericnt
Pioneer Bakery
South Pirst Street
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