Roosevelt Power Shift Flags Federalist Drive
The Wall Street Summary notes President Roosevelt seeks amendments to enforce alien rights under treaties and to dismiss marshal officers. It argues his aim strengthens federal power over states, signaling a move beyond dual government toward centralized authority, while noting domestic and international reactions. The piece cites Secretary Root and London Standard commentary on federalism and constitutional reform.
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Wall Street
Roosevelt
Congress
Alexander Hamilton
Kent Roosevelt
United States
Root
New York City
Atreliy
London Standard
Constantlty
Iself
Postal Service Compared With Private Express Firms
The article argues the private express companies profit massively while the post office operates at a deficit due to political management and inefficient contracts. It notes surpluses and stock dividends for express firms, calls for cheaper letter carriage at one cent, and criticizes congressional appropriations to cover deficits.
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Postofice
New York
Post Office Department
Chicago
Madden
Nat
Express
Department
Congress
Ce Feralon
Silver dollars for change urged to ease small bill shortage
A Colorado Springs Telegraph opinion argues Secretary Shaw should urge banks to accept silver dollars as change, noting the treasury holds millions of dollars in silver coin. The piece suggests Americans nationwide switch to coins up to six dollars to avoid greasy small bills, calling the policy a simple, cleaner solution amid metal shortages. It also notes U S Steel forecasts year earnings between 142 million and 156 million dollars, linking metal costs to slow construction and rail projects.
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Missiesippi
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Wort
Pacific Coast
United States Treasury
United States
Realm
Shaw
Colorado Springs
Winter wheat forecast for New Mexico lands sparks farmer programs
Professor J. D. Tinstey, soil expert with A and M college, urges organizing farmers institutes and cooperative experiments in New Mexico. He predicts strong potential for dry land winter wheat given moisture and soil conditions, and notes a rising demand for cheap western lands in Quay, Torrance, and Union counties. He stresses selling lands at four to six dollars an acre to keep profits local and avoid land-price inflation. He plans meetings with San Miguel farmers and requests legislative support for the program.
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J. D. Tinstey
A. and
M. College
Mesa
New Mexico
Quay
Torrance
Union
Goig
Quay County
Las Vegas
San Miguel
Profesor Tinsley
Eaton
Indictment of National Post Office Management
The Globe Democrat reports on Post master General Cortelyou's annual finding proposing limited parcel post carriage by rural carriers at fair rates. It notes high domestic parcel rates, foreign rates lower, and a large rural delivery system with many riders delivering minimal parcels daily. The piece criticizes prohibitory policy and hints at congressional attention.
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Cortelyou
United States
Taeh
bi _vracies
Citmaen
United
Aehring
Eltlya
Hue
Hex
Europe
Pusta
Germany
England
France
Long Tennessee Fight Ends With Arnica Salve Cure
W J Rawls of Hells Tennessee writes of nasal catarrh lasting twenty years. He credits Bucklen's Arnica Salve with reducing swelling and soreness when applied to the sore surfaces, noting healing and relief. Available at general druggists for 25 cents. Imperial Laundry Co advertises rough-day pickups with Wednesday return.
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Tennessee
W. J. Rawls
Hells
Imperial Laundry
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Albuquerque Junk Company
South Second Street
W. H. Hahn & CO
William Chaplin
West Railroad Ave
Wenquerque
New México
Suocs WI
Mandell
China
O. W. Strong
Second & Copper
William McIntosh
Ssolomon Luna
T. C. Nead
Mintosh Hardware Co
C. H. Carnes
D.D
Railroad Ave
Albuquerque, N. M
Clarkville
John
Beaven
South First Street
Imperial Laundry Core
North High
Balling
Pioneer Bakery
Second Street
Thos
F. Keleher
Railroad Avenue
Columbus Hotel
Charles Conroy
Imperial Laum Jars Co
Guaranteeo Rosenfield's
W. RR. Ave
P. Matteucci
North First
Simon Balling
Balling Bros
Albuqy
ANDO
West
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C. E. Galloway
N. Dim
Crescent
South Second
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