Roosevelt Wins Nobel Peace Prize For Labor Peace Plan
Special Correspondence from Washington reports President Roosevelt receiving the Nobel Prize in recognition of his work toward world peace between Russia and Japan. He plans to use the $40,000 prize to fund industrial peace via a perpetual fund managed by trustees including Chief Justice Fuller and Wilton. The fund will support two yearly peace promoters, one from labor and one from capital, who will foster arbitration and harmony in industry.
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Roosevelt
Gilson Gardner
Washington
United States
Russia
Japan
Justice Fuller
Wilton
Commierce
Labor Strauss
John Mitchell
Coal Miners’ Organization
Nobel Peace Commission
Nobel Fund
Gray
Delaware
Andree
North Pote
Nobel
Storting
Academies of
Sweden
Separate Statehood Debate For New Mexico Spreads
A Washington dispatch reports renewed pressure for New Mexico to gain separate statehood, with Arizona considered for subsequent admission. The plan contrasts with prior joint statehood proposals and suggests New Mexico enter alone while Arizona’s fate remains unsettled.
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New Mexico
Washington
New York
Arizona
Congress
Arizons
Slx
Stathood
Con
Krecy
Nevada
Firm Believer in the Valley's Future at Carlsbad
Pratt of Carlsbad, visiting Santa Fe, voices strong faith in the Pecos valley future. He cites Avalon dam, ditch improvements, and a growing Cerrabad as key growth drivers for New Mexico. He notes good snowfall, water supply for domestic use, and ongoing public utility upgrades. He remarks snow’s overall benefits to ranges, while some sheepmen fear losses. A beggar tale and a Chamberlain's Stomach Liver Tablets ad finish the piece.
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Aln. Pratt
Carlsbad
Santa Fe
Umiity Company
Pratt
Other Winners of Nobel Peace Prize 1901 1905
Listing of Nobel Peace Prize recipients from 1901 through 1905 with brief identifiers for each laureate. Entries include Henri Dunant Frederic Passy Elie Ducommun Albert Gobat Wic Randall Cremer and Baroness Von Suttner, noting affiliations and roles. Imperial Laundry Co.
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Henri Dunant
Innational Red Cross Society of
Goa
Frederic Passy
Fresch Peace Association
Video Equal
Elie Ducommun
International Peace Bureau
Bern
Albert Gobat
Interparliamentary Peace Bureau
Wic
Randall Cremer
M. P
The
International Arbitra
Honleague
London
Institute of International Law
Baroness von Suttner
Territorial Board Meeting Notes and Teacher Certificates
The territorial board convened Saturday in quarterly session with Prof. Luther Foster presiding. Members included Prof. Bo J. Vert, Prof. J. B. Clark, and Prof. M. Light. Hiram Hadley acted as secretary. Discussions covered period law changes and the removal of the county superintendent position from politics. Dora C. Fletcher awarded a life teaching certificate. A. J. Smith denied a life certificate for insufficient teaching tenure. Br. J. Vert attended but could not join Friday’s session. The meeting adjourned to prepare trainees for Miraculous Care. A local ad promotes Jaffa’s Krack Krean Bread and Bivetric Bitter endorsed remedies with a fake testimonial.
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Territorial Board of Education
Luther Foster
Las Cruces
Bo J. Vert
East Las Vegas
J. B. Clark
Albuquerque
M. Light
Silver City
Hiram Hadley
Atrnetion
Dora C. Fletcher
Santa Yo
New Mexico
A. J. Smith
Alamogorcd
Inez
Br. J. Vert
New Mexico Normal University of
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United Mine Workers’ of America
Perpetual Roosevelt Labor Peace Promoting Board
Alfred Nobel
Alfred Bernard Nobel
Horn
Stockholm
St. Petersburg
Ericsson
St. Reno
Leo Gray
Labor Peace Board
Roosevelt Capital Labor Prize Peace Fund
Chief Justice Fuller
Straus
Wilson
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Citzen
Chamberlain
Thousand
Toy
Imperial Laundry Co
the Elite
F. J. Gross
Silver Ave
Adame
Henrietta
Jaffa
Binck
Nash Electrical Supply Co
W. Railroad Avenue
ST. Louis Globe-Democrat
Globe Printing CO
ST. Louis
Aly
the Citizen Publishing Co
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Evening Citizen
Tug i
Rosenfield
Railroad Avenue
ALGO
Renry Westerfeld 207 Railroad Ave
Albuquerque, N
Maysard Mills
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