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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1907
Page
4
An examination of American speech argues against mere training for better voice. It notes regional nasality, praises certain southern tones, and suggests evolution of the American valve combining traits from German French English and Italian backgrounds. It concludes Americans speak to be understood and generally succeed.
The American Weekly Publishers association figures show the government paid railroads 32 million dollars more for mail than express firms paid for similar weight. The 100 pound rate from New York to 49 centers averages 8.01 dollars, suggesting post office losses arise from poor business methods and rail rate burdens rather than low second class rates. A Chicago capitalists group offers to run the postal department at no cost to government.
The Citizen lauds a territorial supreme court decision, unanimous, holding that a governor cannot remove elected officials at will. It argues such action would undermine the people’s electors and threaten statehood hopes. Citizens urged to uphold the court’s emphatic ruling.
Senator Hart of Maine argues two thirds of national revenues fund past wars and preparations for new ones, with federal expenses around 750 million and peace spending near 500 million. The Washington Herald notes Europe’s armies are much smaller than the United States burden, while U S navy ranks poorly and taxes fund heavy military outlays.
Reports note improving Russo French financial ties as Paris strengthens its position with government bond payments. The Rocky Mountain News and Denver Republican published expansive New Year editions with Colorado growth data. Governor Vardaman visits Mississippi race site amid peace efforts. Nobel prize timing referenced. Washington signals routine Japan fortification measurements with no expected surprises.
A 19th to early 20th century column links rising self harm and mental illness in New York with nationwide census data. It notes 433 mutelle cases in seven months and a general surge in insanity, citing crowded demented hospitals and growing inmate numbers. The piece cites famous figures and trivial triggers, suggesting broad societal stress and questioning sanity itself.
An international discussion notes that governments worldwide have taken or plan to take railroads under state control. It cites Japan Mexican lines and European cases as examples driven by protection, military, or peace needs, arguing compulsion rather than desire drives public ownership.
An article by Bila K Dearborn urges mastering self control to ease nervous strain. It argues that nervous temperaments harm individuals and families and that tranquil, disciplined minds yield stronger character and better outcomes for children and adults.
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