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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1906
Page
4
A 1920s column argues for revival of facial hair among men, praising mustaches and beards as signs of individuality and vitality. It lauds whiskers as beautiful, heroic, and uplifting, citing examples like Charles Evans Hughes and George Bernard Shaw and contrasting with modern clean shaven trends.
A column of sensational reports from Santa Fe about a supposed war between the New Mexico governor and Republican leaders is challenged as propaganda in The Citizen. The piece argues Democrats and GOP dissenters seek to leverage the governor, denying open conflict and urging restraint. It notes the U S Supreme Court ruling on railroad regulation and predicts intercity rail policy will hinge on federal law and eventual government ownership. It also mentions J. A. Metzenney’s appointment to the civil service commission and a brief aside on tobacco and a Spanish-American War veteran.
A released convict, after seven years, walks into daylight and joy. He searches for his son Steve, confronts his past with Steve's wife, and meets his granddaughter, then bursts into remorse as the family reunion unfolds in a crowded, reflective scene.
Washington December 5 Roosevelt vows to back passage of the Root endorsed subsidy plan. The bill would pay annual subsidies for U S merchant ships to Brazil Uruguay Argentina South Africa Japan and other destinations, plus general freight subsidies. It aims to match European subsidies to maintain American maritime power and defend national interests abroad.
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