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Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1906

Page

4

Automobile Industry Shows Fast Growth and Mobility Rise

The article notes rapid expansion of the American automobile industry with 1907 orders totaling 454100, an increase of 10000 over the prior year. Exhibits in York display 224 machines valued at about $1,000,000, while foreign-made cars augment domestic sales and hint at broad social and economic impact.

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Voting gaps in Germany and Colorado elections

The text contrasts Germany. some citizens lack voting equity, noting socialist voters are not from property owners or nobility. It then reports Colorado women securing four legislative nominations but none elected, highlighting gender voting gaps.

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Great Lakes treasure ships and sunken cargoes stir romance

The article traces sunken vessels in the Great Lakes, recounting the Pewable’s disappearance with nearly $500,000 in copper for 1865, the 1897 Milwaukee find near Minder Bay, the William Home wreck with $20,000 in steel billets, and earlier tales such as La Salle’s Griffon. It notes perilous dives, storms, and a ledger of hundreds of wrecks totaling tens of millions in lost cargo across twenty years.

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President Roosevelt and the Wilson doctrine debate

The article questions Roosevelt's push for a broader national power and the Wilson doctrine. It analyzes his remarks on corporate regulation and Japanese school admission, linking them to constitutional interpretation and the balance between state and federal authority. It references Justice James Wilson and Carnegie’s commentary, framing a national unity argument.

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