Princelings in Europe spark concern over royal decadence
A raucous European panorama describes princes overruling tradition with profligate living and debt. The piece argues royal decadence threatens stability while noting the era’s thin moral lines and public ire. It contrasts these binges with a later humane tale of Mabel McKinley supporting her late uncle’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Paris
Ashik Os
Mabel McKinley
Dr. Baer
Miss McKinley
White House
Abner McKinley
Fairbanks
CROP REPORT FAVORS LOCAL SHOWERS AND RANCHERS
Santa Fe reports last week's showers generally light but heavy in some northern districts and higher southern areas. Conditions cooler than normal with cloudy skies. Range grasses revived, water renewed, streams fuller. Stock in fine condition. fall and winter feed prospects improving. native hay crop to rise. Wheat harvest mostly finished. barley and oats advanced. second alfalfA in central counties, better in north. grasshoppers still damaging. Corn beans field peas and gardens doing well. fruits abundant and excellent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Lincoln
Otero
Chaves
Reciproc ity and market notes from scattered dispatches
A fragmented column quotes the Roswell Record urging Albuquerque readers to publish more notices about regional fairs while Roswell plans its own fair. It cites water ownership in Los Angeles, stock market highs for industrials and rail, Shakespeare quartos selling for high sums, and Russia’s diminishing stance in the Japan conflict, concluding with cotton yield forecasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Albuquerque
Pecos Valley
Publicity and Blackmail in Historical View from Prescott Herald
A Prescott Herald discussion defines blackmail from Walter Scott’s view of protection money and contrasts it with modern publicity used as a coercive tool. The piece argues publicity as an end for the state or a mercenary weapon for extortion, warning officials and managers against abusive uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prescott Herald
Highlands
Walter Scott
Scotland
England
Common Sense
Police Reform Urged Over Albuquerque Department
A Albuquerque police critique urges city council supervision and grand jury review after a young woman’s death and alleged police corruption. The New Mexican columnist blasts Curtis’s Ratón Range notes, calling for accountability and improved policing in the Duke City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Jake
United States
Duke City
Bushoes
Bernaillio
Albuquerque Council Minutes From July Meeting
The council met with little business and scheduled a special session early next week. Fire Chief sought approval to purchase 600 feet of standard bone pipe and a needle for the chemical engine while a water expert was sought to assess the Waterly company. Saloon license for M Sheehan was revoked due to forged signatures. Building plans for Albuquerque addition and a city blue print purchase were reviewed. The mayor appointed a committee to inspect the plat, and monthly police, clerk, and treasurer reports were submitted. Finance committee requested more time for its report. The body adjourned to the mayor’s call.
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Gillenwater
Juriies
Mefeld
Compani N
Ory
Whitcom
Councl
Frank Moore
Almiquerque
Messrs
Learnard
Walker
Jemez Springs Stage Line Delivers Mail From Albuquerque
The Jemez Springs stage line carries the United States mail with stock changes en route. Departs Albuquerque every Tuesday and Saturday at 5 a.m. For details contact W. L. Trimble & Co., agents in Albuquerque, or J. B. Block, proprietor, Perea, New Mexico.
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United States Mail
Albuquerque
W. L. Trimble & Co
Agenta
J. B. Block
Pro, Orietor
Perea
New Mexico
Which and What Phil Flint Visits Bisbee Mining Town
The report notes Phil Flint, a sharp court stenographer, visiting the town amid speculation about magnetic lure and charming contradictions. It also reports Bisbee mining firms backing a subscription to mark George Warren, discoverer of the Copper Queen, whose unmarked grave near Bisbee is to be commemorated, with Warren hailed as a frontier prospector whose work spurred settlement of the Warren Mining district.
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Phil Flint
White Oaks
Bisbee
George Warren
Warren
Silver City
Enterprise
It Is a Little Heavy for Taxpayers
A Roswell Reglater note mocks a farmer who, after spending a thousand dollars on an artesian well that raises his farm valuation from two to five thousand dollars, objects to a special tax funding a teacher to show him how to manage his property.
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Roswell Reglater
Editorial tone clash noted in Roswell Record column
The Roswell Record critiques a newspaper man for indulgent acerbic personalities in his editorial, drawing a parallel to a preacher using a bean shooter to keep the congregation awake. The remark underscores tensions between sharp columns and faith-based duties.
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Roswell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Albuquerque Citizen
Citizen Eec
Strickler W. R. “McCreight
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Express
Tt Fe
Henry Clews
McKinney
Colorado Springs
Shakespeare
Russia
Japan
Press OF Southwest
Albuquerque Police Department
The
Eastern Flyer
Curtis
Raton
West
Raton Range
Sheehans
Ives
Jemez Hot Springs
O. W. Strong's
Trong Block
Undertakers
Fairview and
Santa Barbara
North Second Street
Cash Buyers’ Union
Wm. Dolde
Tony Ortiz
St. Joseph, Mo
North Walter Street
C. W. Strong
Cole
Chickering Bros
Starr
Ellington
Howard
Hamilton
Oxford
Learnard & Lindemann
the Square Music Dealers
A. Simpier
South Second St
Ipress
Empress Mills
M. Berger
West Copper Ave
M i &E Ki
Yellowstone
O. F.C
Moet & Chandon
St. Louis
A. C
Jos
Schlitz Milwaukee
Lenhone
South First Street
Mexico
Treasury
New York
San Francisco
National Bank
National Bank Neds
Prospector
South Fourth Street
Gloekler
Irvan & Haygood
Albuquerque Transfer Co
Geo
City Market
John W. Abbott
Maloy’s
Korber & CO
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