President’s joint statehood stance draws mixed reactions
The piece critiques the presidents position on statehood for territories and notes reactions from Arizona figures Mark Smith and James Graham McNary. It highlights the view that territorial rights are national property and questions the push for statehood versus the public interest.
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Territories
Mark Smith
Arizona
James Graham McNary
Las Vegas
Mr. Smith
McNary
Morning Journal blamed for false telegraph in anti development dispute
The piece accuses The Morning Journal of publishing and later retracting a false telegram about the Pennsylvania Development Company. It alleges the Journal aided attempts to damage the Development company, Santa Fe Central credit, and the Albuquerque Eastern project, and calls for more careful reporting. The Citizen vows to help uncover the telegrams’ origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
Citizen
Wax Ax
Denver
Republican
News
Associated Press
Albuquerque Journal
BEC Paso Times
Isurance
New York
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Development Company
Journa Bax
Santa Fe Central
Albuquerque Eastern
Net Company
New Mexico
Coburn Urges Kansas Farmers to Embrace Practical Agriculture
Secretary Coburn of the Kansas State Board of Agriculture stresses practical farming over fads. He cites thorough soil work and good seed as foundations, praising Kansas for expanding arable land and improving cattle pastures while cautioning against unproven trends. He notes strong interest in New Mexico statehood among readers and the broader federal sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coburn
State Board of Agriculture of
Kansas
Kansay
United States Geological Survey
New Mexico
United Stats
Phisi
Bleasing
Arizona
H. J. Hagerman
United States
W. H. H. Liewellyn
North
Optle
Joint Statehood Debate Shapes Oklahoma New Mexico Arizona Plans
Leaders across New Mexico Arizona and Oklahoma push joint statehood as the path to two new states. Key figures including Beveridge Hagerman and Casanoza advocate combining territories amid opposition from local papers and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Arizona
Congress
Legislative
Roosevelt
Humorous Doctor Replies to Patient in Roentgen Era
A Boston area physician humorously answers a New England inquiry about extracting a bullet. A man from Haverhill asks for the doctor to visit or send equipment to locate a bullet, suggesting a thorax sending. The doctor replies he cannot visit but offers to do his best if the patient can send his thorax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson Joint Suncood
Arizona
Phoenix Enterprise
Bouton
Jein
New England
Haverhill
Mise
Boston
Success Magazine
Recital at Guild Hall Thursday Night by St John’s Choir
The choir of St John's church presents a Guild Hall recital on Thursday evening December 7 at 8 o'clock with refreshments. Admission two shillings. The program lists piano and violin solos, tenor and soprano songs, and whistling numbers by Mr. Myra Sadler Mr. W. Hadden and others. Performers include Lilian Hesselden Leonard Miller Arthur Robyn and Mrs G Harrison among listed artists with Love's Old Sweet Song and Father's Boat among selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Church
Mise Lilian Hesselden
Auvergne Barnard
Myra Sadler
W. Hadden Bartone
Bandolier
Needeererrsorceeseds Lane Buart
Frank Curtin
Manaanillo
Arthur Robyn
G. Harrison
Wetesenee
Harry Rowe
Shelly Hetherington
Cherrette
Teereeee Maloy
Harrison
Lyon
Hubbs and Decker
Dog Attacks Lady Near Hubbell Residence
Police Chief Me. Millin responded to a dog incident at the Hubbell residence where a canine owned by Frank A. Hubbell pounced on a young woman near Edith and Iron avenues. The owner was warned to keep the dog tied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millin
Frank A. Hubbell
Hubbell
Edith and
Iron Avenue
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Statehood
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Allen T. Bird
Nogales
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Tucson
Territorial Jointure
Douglas Dispatch
Albuquerque and
Santa Fe
Farmington Board of Trade
Committee On
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West
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Ya Ranbama
Melini & Eakin
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Elks’ Theatre
GEA
Alberta
Gallatin
London
Kate
N. Hubert Henry Davis
Hudson Theater
Mason's
M. Mandell
Bush & Lane
Ellington
Howard
Victor
Price & Teeple
Xouthweny
Learnard & Lindemann’s
the Square Music Dealers
West Gold Avenue
All Star Specialty Co
Finnigan's
Lie
Matson's Book Store
Furnishers
Borradaile & CO
Gold Avenue
Haviman Rodaks
Huyler’s & Lowney
C. A. Matson & Company Barnett Building
West Railroad Ave
M. Berger
West Copper Avenue
Carnet
Peninsular
McBrain Furniture CO
Gold Ave
Albuquerque
Vader Savoy Hotel
C. E. Suntagg
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