Prichard Embraced Statehood Idea Then Opposes It
The piece recalls Attorney General George W. Prichard as an early booster of joint statehood who later opposed it in Washington. It highlights his past support to Col. Prichard and others, and notes how his stance shifted after political battles and appointments, suggesting his influence might backfire on congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Prichard
New Mexico
Nanional
Prichard
Otero
T'S & Cine
White Oakes
Lincoln County
W. S. Hopewell
California
Colonel Prichard
Hood
Marcus Smith
Arizona
W. H. Greer
Smith Nally
Catalina Island
Pacific Ocean
B. 8
Rodey
Republian
Congress
Arizona Tiring Of Copper Queen Legislation
Arizona sentiment on joint statehood grows with southern influence, says 8. HL Brake of MeeFee & MacGinty visiting Santa Fe. He argues mining interests would dominate a single state government and taxes burden sheep and Mexican communities, while Texans control steel interests in the territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
HL Brake
MeeFee & MacGinty
Denver
Santa Fe
Kee
Lashed & Nan
Tucson
Tifford
Mr. Brake
Brake
Koutharosen
Arivona
New Mexico
Letter to Santa Claus for Evening Citizen readers
A fragmented letter invites children to write to Santa Claus at the Evening Citizen. It asks for wholesome wishes and promises that Santa and the Queen will ensure presents, urging neat, single-sided handwriting and addressing the letter to Banta Clive Balitor at the Evening Citizen. Deadline is December 16 and 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Evening Citizen
Santa Clare
Santa
Ciieen
Christine
Banta Clive Balitor
Hearst Visits Albuquerque Amid Turmoil and Fire Mishap
William Randolph Hearst, foe of Tammany Hall, visited Albuquerque for ten minutes aboard the California Limited. Two Santa Fe shop workers, Candido Chavez and Enecarnicion Barela, were burned by a boiler explosion and taken to hospital with non life threatening injuries. Constable Jamies H. Smith was assaulted by Mrs. Penick during an eviction stampede at 712 West Tijeras Avenue, resulting in a court dismissal of the case for excessive force.
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William Randolph Hearst
news+ Paper
Tammany
City of
New York
Albuquerque
Hearst
San
Sam
San Francisco
Mr. Heater
Curio
The
Alvarado
Santa Fe
Candido Chavez
Enecarnicion Barela
Time
de Roman Armijo
Rowan Armijo
Munteryal
League of
Jamies H. Smith
Mra
J. K. Pontok
Weet
Tijeras Ave
Penick
Albuquerque To Be Connected With Outside World
The Colorado Telephone company crew building from Las Vegas to Santa Fe has reached Santa Fe with the pole line and expects to complete the long distance wiring into the city by midweek. Albuquerque will receive poles by year’s start and long distance service later, linking residents to the United States via Denver. Manager Elder says upgrades will follow the Las Vegas line, allowing toll talks from homes and businesses across the country.
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Col Oro Telephone Company
Las Vegas
Santa Fe
Denver
United States
Albuquerque
Colorado Teleplone Company
Hnex
Elder
Colorado Telephone Company
Professor Knox to Open Free Public Lectures in Elkshall Hall
Professor M F Knox founder of the Mensal Defence College arrives in Seattle for a five night series of free lectures at Elkshall Hall. Topics include overcoming poverty and wealth, education for all ages, business success, mental healing, and a ladies only talk with a closing session announced in the paper. He tours major U S and Canadian cities and plans to establish a school here this winter. Visitors may meet him at the Columbus hotel parlor.
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Menlal Befence College
Seattle
Washington
Elkshall
Jess Gon
United States
Canada
Phoenix
L’ Globe
Bisbee
Arizona
New, Mexico
Columbus Hotel
Mystic Shrine elects officers in Albuquerque meeting
Hallut Abyad Temple of the Mystic Shrine met in regular session and elected officers for the ensuing year. Berrecatte as potentate Cordei as chief rabban Wilkerson as assistant rabban Custers as Meir priest and prophets McFerran as werantal guide Maloy as treasurer Ferger as recorder Browne as ceremonial master Chamberlin as second ceremonial master Rosenwald as captain of the guard. New officers installed by Arthur Berill after election. Ferger thanked Masons of Albuquerque for aid securing a plane won in a recent contest.
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Hallut Abyad Temple of the Mystic Shrine
Sin Berrecatte
W. J. Cordei
TN. Wilkerson
Rabban
Custers
Meir
W. D.mcfor
Ran
A. d. Maloy
J.C. Ferger
Guerse
Woolen Mill Closure Reported After Disruptions
A Santa Fe railroad shipment interruption forced the closure of a woolen mill yesterday morning. The factory suspended operations as logistics and market pressures impacted production and the local industry faced shutdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe Railroad Company
Elks plan to stage big minstrel show in Albuquerque
Arthur Cavanaugh, back from Arizona, outlines an Elks minstrel show to be cast from local talent. He invites Albuquerque residents with talents to report at 7 40 pm in the Elks lodge. The production, directed by Cavanaugh, is expected to run at Colombo Hall for two weeks starting next Wednesday with Spanish and Mexican dances.
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Bla Lodge
Arthur Cavanaugh
Albuquerque
Arizona
Cavanaugh
Elks Lodge
Mr. Cavanaugh
Colorado Springs
Colombo Hall
Alejandro Rodrigues
Spanish Comic Opera Company
Chilmalma
Mexico
Texas forger arrested at Engle Texas
Sergeant Robert Lews of the territorial mounted police arrested Albert Mongden, a cowboy, wanted in Texas for forgery. Mongden was released on bond of $2.50 but jumped it, fleeing to New Mexico.
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Engle
N. M
Robert Lews
Territorial Mounted Pales
Sollay
Albert Mongden
Texas
Mongden
New Mexico
May Purchase Macadamizing Plant for City Streets
The city considers buying the Wingate macadamizing plant of D J Tiraway to use prisoners for street work. Martin Tierney will inspect the plant and machinery and report to the next city council meeting on whether to purchase. If approved the plant would be moved to Albuquerque to begin street grading and beautification.
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Martin Tierney
Wingate
City Council
D. J. Tiraway
Albuquerque
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Winslow
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H. E. Fox
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Golden Rule Dry Goods Co
Albuquerque Hardware Company
Fourth ST
Railroad Ave
Coleman Ghay God
Bell
West Railroad Ave
Bond
Geo. T. Stagg Co. Distillers
Frankfort
Ket
Melvni & Eakin Role Agenta
W. Strong’s Sons
Undertakers
Fairview Santa Barbara
Second St
S. Vann & Son
Seceos
Bell Phone
Realdence
A. Borders
Emmer
Crocker Wheeler CO
General Electrical Co
Southwest
Southwestern Electric and Construction Company
South Second Street
Colorado Telephone Co
N. T. Armijo Bulldog
Briggs & CO
Gold Ave
Alvarado Pharmacy
Jemez Hot Springs
W. J. Trimble
N. My
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Block
Perea
Cliven
A. J. Richards
Railroad Avenue
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Antonio Armijo & CO
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