New Mexico Coal Production Rising Says Inspector Sheridan
The New Mexico coal industry shows growth with a 6 738 ton output this year up 264 626 tons from last year totaling 17.29 percent. Value at mines reaches 2 279 940.40 dollars as employment climbs to 2 354 workers including 64 boys. Albuquerque riders haul coal from Hagan fields to cut costs. Citizens urge Congress to fund a formal investigation into coal fields similar to Oklahoma and Indian Territory studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Secretary of the Interior
Territory
Joe B. Sheridan
Albuquerque
Sheridan
Hagan
Congress
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Dela- Bate Andrews
Henry Clews Predicts Money Tension and Market Shifts
Henry Clews in his Weekly Financial Review warns money commands high rates on the stock exchange as bank reserves stay low and a global scramble for gold continues. He expects continued money tension until high priced money meets high priced values, with fears of recession and potential panic if securities and money do not normalize. He notes public opinion shifting after the president's message and industrial leaders aligning with anti trust sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Clews
Financial Review
Stock Exchange
Clews
Roosevelt urges full citizenship and continued provisional rule for Porto Rico
President Roosevelt advises Congress to grant Porto Ricans full American citizenship while maintaining the island’s provisional government. He notes municipal autonomy with corruption removals, rising exports, and a future shared insular governance under the War or State Department. The piece contrasts eastern opposition to western statehood ambitions and critiques electoral reform debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Congress
Porto Rico
New Mexico
Island
War
State Department
Government Farms in Irrigation Districts
The 1906 annual report by Secretary James Wilson urges establishing irrigation farms in districts to teach practical farming under real conditions. It highlights the need for demonstration schools to train new irrigators, notes high demand and limited staff, and links to Maxwell’s farm school colony concept for sustained success in New Mexico and the arid West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Wilson
West
New Mexico
Unitedates
Clayton Land Office
Roswell Land Office
Santa Fe Land Office
Southwest
Hi Pako Herald
Secreary Wilson
Office of
Unis
George H. Maxwell
Mr. Maxwell
ER Roo Sen
California's view of Japs in public schools
Aaron Altman of the San Francisco board explains that Japanese children are not excluded from public schools but segregated under California law. The separate school policy exists to prevent crowding white pupils, with no denial of education for Japanese children.
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San Francisco
Citines
Altman
Roosevelt
Victor H. Metcalf
Washington
California
Board of Education
Peace of
United States
Thas
Aaron Altman
San Prasceo Board of Elucation
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Albuquerque Citizen
Citizen Publishing Company
W. & Strigeler
W. T. McCreight
Los Angeles Examiner
Artsons
Nevada
United
Senate
New York
Pennsylvania
Northwest
United States Senate of
Equitable Life Corporation
Arizona
Tyeumeurs News
Perdons
Alexander Hamiton
Ife
EH Paso Herald
Eb Link
Grant County
Ferndell
Mandell
Jaffa Grocery Co
Morris
Missouri
O. W. Strong
Red Cross
William Chaplin
West Railroad Ave
Albuquerque Junk Company
South Second Street
Tennessee
Rawls
Vonn
Bucklen
WOM
Hahn & CO
William, McIntosh
T. C
NEAD
McIntosh Hardware Coo
C. H. Carnes
D.D
Railroad Ave
N. T
Clarkville
John S$. Beaven
South First Street
Imperial Laundry Co
North High
Old Elephony
Balling
Pioneer Bakery
Sam Kee
Second Street
Albuquerque, N. M
Thos
F. Keleher
Railroad Avenue
Rosenfield
W. A. R. Ave
P. Matteucci
Beot and Shoemaker
I Sesmithene
North First Street
Simon Balling
Balling Bros
West Silver Avenue
Galloway
Manager
N. DiMauro
Columbia
Rambieleveland
Tribuse
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Hopping
South Secong
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