New Mexico news and Santa Fe rail swap talk
The piece reports on a Supreme Court case from New Mexico involving George Albright, noting jurisdiction issues. It mentions a bill requiring Santa Fe railroad to swap lands with the government for equal area lands in Fort Wingate, and Representative Stephens seeking details from Hitchcock about San Francisco forest land creation and Santa Fe railway involvement.
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Supreme Court of the United States
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Bernalillo County
Federal Court
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Washington
Kansas
Congress
Santa Fe Railroad
Palltoad
Fort Wingate
N. M
Santa Fe
Uncle Sam
Stephens
Hitchcock
San Francisco Forest
Santa Fe Railway
J. Hagerman
Trust Companies and Banking Supervision Contrast
The New York Commercial Bulletin explains trust companies in New York are supervised by the state’s banking department if organized under general statutes they may discount paper like state and national banks. Trust powers include acting as guardians executors trustees and managing estates as court appointments. Differences include undefined reserve requirements and stricter investment limits for trust companies. deposits may be loaned more freely than bank statutes permit.
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Nature Bank
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New York Commercial Bulletin
Empire State
Banis Hes
Court of Recon
Denyer News
New York Senators faces rising calls to retire
The Evening Post and Press, led by independents, urge Chauncey M. Depew and Chauncey Platt to quit their seats in Washington. State leader Brackett joins the chorus as insurance probes paint Depew as morally corrupt and unfit for office, with discontent across Albany and Denver Republicans seeking removal.
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CG. Platt
Empire State
Evening Post
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Pratt
Depew
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Albany
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Statehood debate accelerates in senate and house
The nation steers toward quick action on statehood for four territories into two states with broad GOP unity. Prohibition disputes loom between Indian Territory and Oklahoma, but a compromise seeks to shield Oklahoma while restricting alcohol in the Indian Territory and the future state. Editorials attack nonstatehood sentiments as self-serving.
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Oklahoma
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Globe- Democrats
My Day's A-Coming Bad Thing to Feel
A poem by 8 W Gillilan argues against waiting for a future day and urges readers to use each day fully. It emphasizes personal responsibility before God in how one spends daily life and strength, noting that days are present now, not to be saved for later.
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W. Gillilan
Rae
Growing America's New Naval Strength in Washington Letter
The United States plans a major naval expansion this year adding seven battleships four armored cruisers and two protected cruisers. Ships include Virginia Nebraska Georgia New Jersey Rhode Island Connecticut Louisiana California South Dakota Tennessee Washington St Louis Milwaukee and Idaho with advanced electrical and watertight systems to keep machinery running and ships afloat in battle.
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United States
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Nebraska
Georgia
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Louisiana
California
South Dakota
Tennessee
Washington
St. Lottie
Miwaukee
Virginia
Idaho
Mississippi
Russia
Japan
Forcy
What Was Worn at Charity Concert
A London charity concert at Albert Hall drew attention to wealth and poverty. Reports note Her Majesty wore a deep mauve costume with matching toque and bat while critics questioned the comfort of the hungry outside. The piece urges humane duties and government action to ensure work and dignity for all, beyond charity alone.
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Hague Tribunals
April Fool Prank Ends in Mutterly Silence
A child bursts with mischief on April Fool's Day, telling his mother about a staged abduction of Julia the maid and baby Ike. The mother angrily calls for the prank to stop, while Willie joyfully reveals it was all a joke and that it was only papa.
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Willie
Maroma
Julia
Wile
Man and Wife Attack Ewell Sparks County Scuffle
Excitement at the Ewell home and at the Littons led to a Sunday morning altercation. Ewell swore out warrants against Mr and Mrs Litten after a dispute over boarding and accusations of drunken disorder. Both sides claim injuries amid a chaotic scene as Judge Crawford weighs the assault case.
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F. R. Litten
Kewell
Indy
Ewell
Kitten
Bean
Litten
Pol Jman
Sten
Irom
Crawford
Mesa Agricultural Park plans seven water tanks for irrigation
The Mesa Agricultural Park Association votes to install seven 24 by 20 feet water tanks seven feet deep on the park property to form a complete water system. A Baseline engine will pump water from a nearby welldow well, with a test to determine adequacy and a possible second well if needed. The group will meet tonight to discuss details of the plan and Zelger's case relevance.
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Mesa Agricultuse Park Association
Zelger
Senator Clarke of Arkansas Backs Joint Statehood Move
A letter from Senator James P. Clarke of Arkansas to Joe G. Walker expresses support for joint statehood for New Mexico and Arizona. Clarke says he voted for the joint statehood bill last session and would do so again, noting less opposition among Democrats this session and indicating continued willingness to pursue statehood.
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Milwaukee
Arizona
New Mexico
Tucson
Warsaw
Rose
Statehood
James P. Clarke
Arkansas
Joe G. Walker
Little Rock
Mr. Walker
Senate
New Well Completed in Terrace Addition
The Terrace Improvement company sunk a 20 foot well east of the city and near the mesa. Tomorrow a 20 foot strainer will be placed and the well will be ready for use. A dynamo has been installed with power lines to the park. A fence, trees, and park improvements cost several thousand dollars. Citizens gathered to witness the well’s start.
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Altogeler Te Company
Albuquerie
Board elected to dispense charity
The Associated Charities elected a board of directors led by Dr. J. H. Kaplan as president and Mee Dharms as vice president. Officers include A. G Harrison and Sirk G. Le Brooks among others. A finance committee was named and met at Mra. G. L. Brooks home to plan action.
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Associated Charities
J. H. Kaplan
Mee Dhrns
A. G Harrison
Sirk G. le Brooks
J. . Wroth
W. King
Hen. Ray
D. A. Macpherson
Pees
J. B. Lott
L. Tield
Pete the Newfoundland and the Great Pete Parade
Charles Conroy pleads for the return of his missing large black Newfoundland bitch named Pete. The ad notes a large reward and cites countless dogs answering to Pete seen around his Highland Grocers area, with Conroy expressing disbelief at the widespread misidentification and promising not to advertise again.
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Pete
Chas, Conroy
Charles Conroy
Conroy
Howe
Pte
Jose
Winfield Stratton Sold to Go Abroad for Foreign Backers
Winfield Stratton, the fast Colorado pacer, sold to foreign parties with James Walker of Coldwater, Michigan as agent. The horse, bred near Denver and trained by Loomis, has left local racing after years of top winnings, with talk of a price around four thousand dollars and plans to race abroad next March.
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Winfield Stratton
New Mexico
Denver
Stratton
Winfield Station
Rawny
Damn Blue Pearl
Ly Grover
Blue Bull
W. Porter
Slventies
Walter J. Wood
Frank Loomis
Loomis
Frenchmen Have a Fine Time at City Gathering
About thirty members of the French colony met at Mr and Mrs Chris Rhe listed residence at Thind street and New York avenue for an evening of toasting singing and dancing. They drank wine and ate meat and, after midnight, dispersed to their homes with cheerful memories. Mr and Mrs Kelreted arrived in Albuquerque from Chicago last summer.
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Chris
Thind Street
New York Avenue
Kelreted
Albuquerque
Chicago
Jemez Springs Stage Line Mail Service Details
The Jemez Springs stage line carries mail with stock changes en route, using reliable rigs horses and drivers. Rigs depart Albuquerque each Monday and Friday at 6 am. For details contact W. L. Trimble& Co. in Albuquerque or J. B. Block of Perea NM.
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United States Mail
Ling
Albuquerque
W. L. Trimbler& Co
N. M
J. B. Block
Perea, N, M
Subscribe for The Evening Citizen and get the news
A short notice invites readers to subscribe to The Evening Citizen for regular news updates. It highlights access to local reporting, sports, weather, and community events through the newspaper's subscription service.
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Cigar Prices Mentioned In Humble Advertisement
The fragment advertises good cigars including White Lily brands and Uptopper. It touts reliability and quality known by judges, noting a sale price guidance and a box of fifty for two dollars. It suggests choosing a White Lily for consistent satisfaction.
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