Herbert Knox Sways Through Garfield Cabinet Plan
Special to The Citizen reports a Roosevelt era scheme placing James Rudolph Garfield into the cabinet as interior secretary while Herbert Knox, deputy commissioner, prepares to take his place. Garfield will study Interior Department work, emphasizing land fraud probes, with Hitchcock as mentor. The piece also notes Congress attendance issues, the Gaines bill, and pay debates for army and navy officers.
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Washington
Roosevelt
James Rudolph Garfield
Ethan Allen Lilehcock
Interior
Garefield
Hitchcock
Interior Department
Garfield
Interior Administration
Herbert Knox
Wilson
Melcy
Hor
Peach Orchard firm plans large addition to trees near Americus
Record Peach Orchard Augata Dec 25. The Bagley Go hor Orchard company today con ued the planting of 100400 aldiv ional trees in their peach orchard near Americus, thus welling the numbber of peach tnees owner by them over THO KO.
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Bagley Gohor Orchard Company
Americus
New and Independent Report on Japanese Immigration
A Washington dispatch reports a new independent inquiry into the Japan immigration question. The president will send the committee’s findings to Congress with a third report on the subject. Commissioner General Frank Sargent disclosed the summary of the California Japanese immigration via Hawaii. Astie has not begun work yet. no outline of conclusions is available. The report could influence Pacific coast policy by halting flow from Japan to Honolulu, easing California fears of a Japanese inundation and restoring normal labor conditions.
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Chicago
The
Tribune
Washington
Congress
Frank Sargent
White House
California
Hawaii
Astie
Pacific
Japan
Honolulu
Express Messenger Loses 19000 in Checks
A Dayton dispatch says an express messenger lost a package containing checks totaling 19000 in Chicago. The checks were for Columbus and Eastern Traction Co. Merchants cashed some forged checks while others were recovered. many arrests have followed for forged checks.
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Express Messenger
Chicago
Adiapatch
Record-Herald
Dayton
Express
Indians, Columbus & Eastern Traction Company
Expressagen
Christmas Celebrations Across Churches in Ely
Sabbath school groups gathered for holiday events with Episcopal, Methodist, Christian and Presbyterian churches hosting dinners and gift distributions for children. Immaculate Conception held midnight mass with an elaborate musical program, while other congregations showcased recitations songs and presentations.
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Ely
Evening Citizen
Episcopal Church
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Byerts Sells Merchandise Business in Socorro
Special to The Evening Citizen Socorro N M Dec 25 reports W H Byerts has sold his merchandise business for about 20,000 to a J S firm to be known as Newcomb and Collins. Byerts has been with Socorro for twenty years through thick and thin the article notes.
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N. M
W. H. Byerts
Newcomb
Collins
Byerts
Christmas Dawn Over the World by K D Wilbanks
A reflective Christmas essay argues the day transcends nations and creeds, uniting humanity in joy, mercy, and renewed hope. It traces from ancient oppression to a modern light, urging compassion, peace, and shared humanity across societies.
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Nero
Tiberius
Centurion
Hull
Calvary
Wilbanks
Jamestown Exposition Promises Early American Displays
James town Virginia hosts a forthcoming exposition marking America’s first English speaking settlement. Promoters report rapid progress with exhibits on early Jamestown and related colonial history including reliefs from Africa and logs weighing up to 160000 pounds. The event also faces concerns over Negro progress exhibits funding and staffing.
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America
New England
Maine
Europe
Goswold
Pring
Weymouth
Virginia
Duke of York
James
Forest reserves revenue to public schools in New Mexico
Governor Hagerman received a check for 4642.72 from the Treasury, representing ten percent of forest reserve receipts for the final year. Funds will be distributed to counties benefiting public schools after legislative action. Also notes mahogany imports from Africa and a 1900s timber trade report from New Orleans.
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Hagerman
Ceasury Department
Washington
New Mexico
Eucek
Africa
United States
New Orleans
Joel
United Sta
Game of Politics Against the President Unfolds
Special to The Citizen reports a looming Republican schism over Roosevelt and Rooseveltism. Senate opposition seeks to derail Roosevelt’s presidency, with Foraker as a favored foe and a cautious plan to prevent a new Roosevelt successor, delaying any break until victory seems assured.
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Congress
Senate
Roosevelt
Brownsville
Tex
Capitol Hill
Capitol
Roosevelt School
Senator Foraker
Ohio
Foraker
Behlam
Becae
Ranchman Robbed by Trio in Early Morning Assault
A Maxwell City ranchman was choked and robbed by three men in outskirts of town around 2 am Friday. Shoup lost two watches, loose change, and his check hook while Frink Smith and two locals, unnamed, conducted the attack. Suspects were captured by officers while attempting to dispose of tickets and are in county jail.
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Shoup
Maxwell City
Haton Range
Frink “Prencby” Smith
Raton
Morrison denies governoral rumor in letter from Santa Fe
Judge A. J. Morrison of Santa Fe replies to his son Reverend Emmett Morrison an Arizona attorney in Prescott clarifying there is absolutely no truth to the claim he is slated to be governor of Arizona to succeed Kibby. He says he would not accept any appointment from the president if offered and sees no trota behind the report.
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A. JL. Morrison
Santa Fe
Rever
Emmett Morrison
Prescott
Ariz
Arizona
Kibbey
Shah of Persia as dying monarch and press reforms
The shah of Persia, Mustaffer-ed-din, is described as dying and the fifth Kajars ruler. The article notes his absolute rule, wealth, and six children. It highlights his support for free education and freedom of the press, plus his daily routine and royal curiosities. Ancillary notes cover a Brooklyn Bridge terminal plan and six-car train ambitions.
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Persia
Mustaffer-ed-din
Shah
Shah- Inshah
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