Birthright Statehood Debate Over Arizona New Mexico
The article attacks opponents of separate statehood for Arizona and New Mexico, arguing there is no constitutional or treaty basis for a single or joint statehood birthright. It questions claims of legal right and cites the Guadalupe Hidalgo and Gadsden treaties and congressional acts, challenging readers to locate a birthright for single statehood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Arisona
Arizona
Mexico
United States
Congress of the
Arianna
Kibbeys
Murphys
Ellintwoods
O'Brien Moores
Randolphs
United
Tent cure spreads through Evansston as mayor camps outside
Evansston mayor Patton and his family sleep in tents in the back yard to breathe fresh air. The movement spreads to neighbors with tents dotting yards as advocates tout sun shine, simple food, and pure water as a return to nature and better health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patton
Evansston
Jil
Evanston
Newre
Department Press Agents Spread Information Across Agencies
An emerging feature of federal work, departmental press agents, spreads information for agencies like the Reclamation Service and forestry bureau. The New Mexican notes public publicity aids include moves by Newell and Pinchot, with interest in joint statehood and immigration bureau creation under commerce and labor.
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Reclamation Service
West
Newell
Washington
Gifford Pinchot
Forestry Bureau
Agricultural Department
Postoffice Department
Post Office
Tates
Contro
Bureau of Immigration and Naturation
Department of Commerce and Labor
Riches Can’t Buy Health in Harrowing Tale of a Leper
A speaker from Mexico, James M. Bringas, boasts a fortune of five million dollars yet cannot buy health. He travels in a private car and surrounds himself with luxury while suffering a painful disease that gnaws at his fingers. The piece urges readers to value health and family over wealth, noting how wealth cannot purchase well being or hope for a better tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Bringas
Mexico
Joy and Benefit of Life Out of Doors
An exploration of dawn appreciation as city life shifts toward outdoor living. It notes how sleeping outdoors gains popularity from tenement districts to suburbs and argues dawn brings a glorious natural phenomenon when seen with proper conditions and rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tramp
Neglected Children and the Need for Family Tost
A reflective piece laments child neglect amid poverty and labor, arguing mothers must home nurture children and fathers share parental duties. It warns childhood hardship harms gentle instincts and long-term happiness, urging loving care over work pressures.
The Harvest of Folly Destroys the Rich Man’s Line
The Indianapolis Star reflects on the emblems of wealth and parenting. A rich father’s plan to shield his son from hardship backfires as indulgence and luxury erode the heir’s vitality and moral purpose.
Is It Goldsmith The Old Time Ball Player
The article profiles Goldsmith known as Goldie, a curveball pioneer in early pro baseball, who later became an umpire in the territorial baseball circuit. It traces his curve debut in Lynn Massachusetts and Yale influence, his championships with London Ontario, and stints with Troy New Yorkers and the Chicago White Stockings before umpiring with the association in New Mexico.
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Goldie
Yale
Hamilton Avery
Lynn
Mass
Brooklyn
London
Ont
Londons
Springfeld
Troy
New
New Mexico
Telegraphic Markets Metal and stock results briefed
Lead and copper steady in New York. Wool market steady in St Louis. Spelter quiet in St Louis at 30.02. Chicago live cattle receipts 400 with beef and cattle prices. sheep at 4.00 to 5.40. pork and grain futures mixed. New York stock quotations show Atchison 2% then 2% preferred, New York Central 129. Pennsylvania 182, Southern Pacific 44, United States Steel 394, US Steel preferred 10%. Kansas City cattle receipts 100 with steady prices. native steers 4.00. cows 2.00 to 5.26. calves 2.50 to 5.76. western fed steers 3.60 to 6.00.
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Chicago
New York
Atchison
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Amalgamated Copper
United States Steel
Kansas City
Western Fed
Tucson Officials Take Vacations Amid City Quiet
Tucson city government quiets as mayor and councilors take vacations across mountains and beaches. City officers including the acting city attorney and district attorney travel. city affairs reportedly run smoothly despite the mass departures. A New York ball player’s arrest in Pittsburgh and coal campaign ads also appear in the page.
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Tucson
Ariz
Latler
Manning
Vic Grifth
Los Angeles
Counci
William M. Lovell
Tom &. Richey
Prescott
Dragoon Mountains
Elty Recorder
Sonora
Eity
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H. J. Ramer
Mora County
Graham
Apache
Navajo
Coconine
Ramer
Holbrook
Denver Times
Butt
Indianapolis Star
Goldsmith
Metal Market
St. Louis
St. Louis, Mo
Spelter
Pittsburg
York
W. H. Hahn & CO
Annual Meeting OF
Eagles
Grand Aerie
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Milwaukee
Wis
Santa Fe
Miwaukee
Vale
Pordy
M. Mandell
O.W. Strong
Faywood
the Bank OF Commerce
Albuquerque
Casino Theater
Lyllian Leighton Stock Co
Jan Ge
Dilgard
Cor
Fifth Street
Railroad Ave
Bilicke
MO. S. Mitchell
Hollenbeck
Calif
Beach Line
Loudon
Jersey Farm
P. M. Davis
The
Mills Novelty Company
Kings of Coin
South Second Street
N. M
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