Dangerous policy stirs debate on centralization and state rights
An editorial excerpt critiques a push for federal centralization under Roosevelt, arguing it threatens state sovereignty and could spark a party realignment. It praises California’s school policy, notes copper market concerns, and mentions a disputed Kansas legislature race tied to Ingalls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callifornia
United States
Che Chizen
Optic
San Francisco
Wee
Roosevelt
Mia
California
Massachusetts
South Carolina
Republican Party
The Very Great Men and the Foundations of Nations
An essay argues that national greatness stems not from kings or generals but from the industrial work of common laborers. It praises industrial progress, railways, mining, and production as world-shaping forces and contemplates New Mexico mining prospects and land policy amid era of expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Chamberlain
Chamberlain
England
Copcrae
Women Win Royal Society Honors for Original Science Work
The Royal Society of London and the University of Paris honor two women for original discoveries. Madame Curie is noted as sole discoverer of radium though she worked with her husband. Mrs. W Ayrton receives a Royal Society medal for research on the electric arc and studies of sand rippies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Society of London
University of Paris
Walla
Sorbonne
Pars
Madame Curle
Fountain Head
Leas
W. ©. Ayrton
Royal Society
Mrs. Ayrton
New Palm Beach to Daytona Race Promises Historic Silver Trophy
A long proposed St Augustine to Palm Beach race shifts start to Palm Beach after the carnival, routing via the Indian River to Daytona and finishing at the Halifax Yacht Club. Commodore J H Allen leads Halifax Yacht Club in a 260 mile race for a silver trophy forged from coins recovered from Spanish ships, with the prize to be contested annually until won outright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somvovoocooncos
St. Augustine
Palm Beach
Indian River
Dayton
Halifax Yacht Club
J. H. Allen
Cervera
Associated Press
Marin Torest
Dauntless
Cuba
Spain
Greenleaf & Croshy
Jacksonville
Wat Td
United States
Commodore Allen
Daytona
New World
Ambiguous fragments hint at medical remedy and symptoms
Fragmentary OCR mentions nose swelling vomiting and a medical balm. References Bucklen Arnica and various unclear names hint at a health remedy ad or testimonial. No clear person, place, date, or event is established.
What Part Heredity Plays in Destiny
A fragmentary discussion argues heredity may influence criminal destiny, citing Gillette’s case and parental influence. It questions how genetic factors relate to culpability while noting many assume heredity shapes behavior, yet experts disagree on its role in crime outcomes.
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Gillette
Toleers
San Aloe Nis
Ian Gillette
Allentat
Mustain
Ds Atv
Edwin
Fife
Dhe
Ural
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THE
Albuquerque Citizen
Citizen Publishing Company
Strickler
United Metal Setting Company
Phelps-Dodge Company
American Metal Company
ShoMeld Ingalls
John J. Timgalle
Banana
Ellsworth Ingalls
Kaneas
A. D. Wilcox
Topeka
T. T. Kelly
Wells
Ingalls
Wilcox
Leopold
Belgium
Washington
New Mexican
New Mexico
New July
Globama
France
Cardinal Meneyinn
Wanda
Ibortyo
Gina
Meir
Tsaya
Colorado
Dale
Are
Ak ST
MM. Mandell
Jaffa Grocery Co
Red Cross
Ron
Ixfords
Alba
Albuquerque Junk Company
SUG Roll
Jyr Cash
W. Rawls
Hells
Tenn
Arnica Bale
Pete
Gutve
Hahn & CO
William Chaplin
West Railroad Ave
Uerque
Xmas
China
O. W. Strong
Second & Copper
William McIntosh
Rie
Albuquerque
McIntosh Hardware Co
T. C
NEAD
C. H. Carnes
D. D
Eves
Railroad Ave
N. M
Aibex Perton Wood
John
Beaven
South First Street
Imperial Laundry Co. —_—to
Jaffa
Balling
Pioneer Bakery
Sam Kee
Second Street
Albuquerque, NM
Thos
F. Keleher
Railroad Avenue
Watertown
Fee's Hot Chocolate
Walton's Drug Store
Transactions Guaranteea
Rosenfield
W. RR
Ave
P. Matteucci
Meres
North Flest Street
Simon Balling
Balling Bros
Wedding Cares
West Silver
Columbia
Rambler
Feveland
Tribune
Crescent
South
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