Skilled Labor Clause Construed Against Mexican Importations
The Department of Justice ruled that railroad laborers from Mexico are unskilled workers and cannot be admitted under contract under the 1903 act. The decision, urged by labor interests, notes Congress kept skilled labor imports possible only when no Americans were available, and that railroad track workers are not skilled laborers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Justice
Evening Citizen
Mexico
United States
Washington
Texas
Department of Commerce and Labor
Charles H. Robb
Coreto Arrellano
el Paso
J. B. Hutt
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad
Fort Worth
Robb
Congress
Executive Department
Imported Into the Country for Contract Deportation Orders
Upon receipt of the opinion Acting Secretary Murray of the department of commerce and labor immediately mismaked the appeals of the aliens and ordered them to be deported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Department of Commerce and Labor
Chicken dispute ends in favor of Liberty Hill man
Block 400 residents crowd police court over alleged chicken theft from a woman’s coop. Judge Crawford finds the claimed theft unfounded as the defendant Patrick A. Hook proves the birds were his wandering Leghorns and Plymouth Rocks. Also reported is a barn theft of harness from Tim Holwell, causing him to delay mountain plans. Chief McMillin awaits return from California.
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Baca Avenue
Plymouth Rock
Patrick A. Hook
Pearl Camperwolf
Hook
Jacobson
Crawford
Tim Holwell
Broadway
The
Santa Fe
Holwell
Adams
Ed. Owens
Holbrook Argus
John Daisy
Mr. Owens
Daisy
El Paso to Visit for Weekend Exhibition
El Paso will travel to Mead City for a pair of exhibitions, missing Saturday due to travel, with a Sunday game set on the local grounds. Browns players Gallegos Conway Gorhan and Clancy practiced last night, improving fielding, while Coomer tried out after Las Vegas stint. Jim Durham, lately with Kansas City, has four recent starts including two extra inning wins and a shutout, signaling potential big league consideration.
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el Paso
Pass City
Thos Browns
Browns
Gallegos
Conway
Gorhan
Clancy
Corhan
Meadow City
Coomer
Las Vegas
Jim Durham
Kansas City
Columbus
Toledo
Louisville
Indianapolis
Registration at the University Surges as New Year Begins
Enrollment for 1905-06 already exceeds the full year total. New dormitories near completion and many students arrive from New Mexico towns. Prof. Richards leads a new history department, Miss Huggett studies in Chicago, and Dr Tight addresses the assembly to guide students. Student enterprises will launch this week with notable vigor.
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New Mexico
Albuquerque
Silver City
Socorro
Magdalena
Alamogordo
Santa Fe
Raton
Gaslip
Richards
Kew
A. & M. College
Huggett
Summmer
University of Chicago
Tight
New Mexico National Guard Teams Choose for Sea Girt Shoot
Las Vegas hosts a National Guard rifle shoot with teams from Albuquerque and Las Cruces. The best scorers will advance to Sea Girt New Jersey for the national life encampment beginning August 27 under the National Board for the Promotion of Rifle Practice. The event features slow rapid and skirmish fire, prizes include the national trophy $300 and medals, Hilton trophy and the Bronze Soldier of Marathon with cash and medals awarded to top six teams.
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National Guard of
New Mexico
Las Vegas
Tarkington
Santa Fe
Sever
Infantry
Old Albuquerque
du Hois
Baca
Rambs
Ralph McGinnis
Frank Garcia
Tas Cruces
Sea Girt
N. J
National Board For the Promotion
National Marksmen’s Association of America
New Jersey State Rifle Association
Congress
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Military and
Naval Academies
United States
National Guard
District of Columbia
Cavalry
West Point
Annapolis
Hilton
Marathon
United States Service
Ordnance Department
United States Army
Henry Hilton
New York
State of
Las Vegas Albuquerque Fair Officials Plan Joint Irrigation Push
Meadow City and Albuquerque leaders discuss hosting the National Irrigation Congress in 1907 or 1908 and seek government aid for a Las Vegas irrigation project. A fall festival is planned, with delegates invited to attend and help with entertainment. The 26th Territorial Fair advertising car promotes events as it travels the territory.
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Meadow City
Albuquerque
Las Vegas
National Irrigation Congress
Holse
Idaho
Congress
Alpaquerque
F. H. Pierce
New Las Vegas Fair Association
Cheathams Pleased With Malester Move to South McAlester
Citrxen representative en route to New Mexico stayed at The Husky hotel in South McAlester where Col. and Mrs. W. H. Cheatham manage. The ex-Albuquerque residents praise South McAlester for coal, agriculture, and growth, noting a 12,000 population and plans to invest 2500 in real estate. They expect a fall influx of settlers and may tour California in October before visiting Albuquerque.
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Citrxen
New Mexico
South McAlester
Ine Dain
Husky
W. H. Cheatham
Alvarado
Albuquerque
New Rolling Stock for Lumber Company
The American Lumber company adds thirty logging cars to its rolling stock to meet demand at the mill. Long trains of logs pass the focal yards daily, drawing interest from strangers who learn of New Mexico’s vast pine forests. Night and day shifts operate at the plant.
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American Lumber Company
New Mexico
A New Show Each Week at Penny Parlour
Manager Davis of the Penny Parlour at 216 South Second Street announces a weekly change of program with new pictures and songs every Saturday morning. A whole show for a penny.
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Davis
South Second Street
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Mr. Robb
McMillin
Calfornia
BULL
Durham
University OF New Mexico
Chamberlain
Wl Drugglete
F. Las Vegas
H. Pierce
Jerry Driscoll
Querque
Irrigation Congress
South
J. B. McManus
William Berry
Cerrillos
Mr. McManus
Driscoll
Jerry
Solomon Siba
Clinton J. Crandal
Cheathams
Oklahoma
Presbyterian Missionaries IN Conference
Menaul School
Thompson
Perkins
Presbyterian
H. M. Perkins
H.C. Thompson
Mill
Wight
Day
Albert Faber
Railroad Ave
Albuquerque, N. M
Milwaukee
Pilsener Beer
Colo
Borradaile
Gold Avenue
M. Berger
Albuquerque, N
West Railroad Avenue
Williams Drug Company
Blue Front
Railroad Avenue
IGAR
Lee Bartlett
A. J. Richards
Colorado Telephone Co
St. Elmo
Joseph Barnett
Prop
West Railroad Ave
Stevens & Bowyer
Suiry Walste
Imperial Laundry Co
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