Water Franchise Clash in Albuquerque City Council Debate
After a year of agitation the Albuquerque council weighs extending the water company's franchise for up to 35 years. Proponents cite existing facilities and gridlocks in rates, while opponents demand lower costs or city ownership. A modern system could cost about 100000 dollars, with potential lower rates, but council action remains fragmented and silent on bond amounts. The central issue: whether to extend, replace, or municipalize to guarantee cheaper water for citizens.
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Fhe Organ
Lnme
Thie
Promi Te & Water Company
Bakers- Heid
Cala
Peole
Pecans Bring Prosperity in Texas Industry
An Easy Life reports a growing pecan farming boom in Texas and Louisiana. Harry J. Sauer of Little Rock notes rising incomes from pecan farms, aided by large companies that scout orchards, set prices, harvest, and ship nuts nationwide. Initial capital of four to twenty thousand dollars can yield a comfortable income after six to seven years.
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Milwaukee
Dong
Equal Suffrage Convention Plans and Maryland Jewish Settlement
The thirty-eighth annual convention of the National American Woman Suffrage Association will convene in Baltimore on February 7 at Lyric Theater. The piece notes growing confidence and renewed efforts to advance equal suffrage, criticizes past ridicule, and references a Maryland rural Jewish settlement near Baltimore with mixed outcomes. It also cites Maryland charter activity and annual corporate totals contrasting with prior years.
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Equal Suffrage
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Baltimore
Lyric Theater
Bos
Hall of Shame plan proposed by Emile Servich
Emile Servich of Silver Lake New York offers 200000 for a Hall of Shame to deter draft and money grabbing. The plan would publicly honor or condemn figures deemed grafters with figures of punishment and inscriptions. The piece critiques public figures who betray trust and suggests widespread halls of shame as warning objects.
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Emile Servich
Silver Lake
New York
Hilery
Audhemont
Husmuth
Hall of Shame
Republic
Anppone
Ife
Servich
Christmas feast for pets sparks city outrage at Ride-a-Wee home
A New York World report claims the Ride-a-Wee Home on West Thirty-eighth Street gave cats and dogs lavish Christmas suppers while nearby homeless children faced hunger. Society women praised the event, calling it merry, as hungry youngsters suffered. The piece condemns misdirected philanthropy and questions the donors' motives amid stark inequality.
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New York World
Weat Thirty-eighth Street
Santa Claus
Harry 7. Kibbe
Homer
New York City
Some Intricacies of the Water Question From Forestry and Irrigation
Water disputes arise from Colorado river floods in Imperial Valley and a desert sluice. Settlers claim prior rights to a slough used for water, while a canal company fights to control the river to protect its banks and supply. Court and state authorities figure in the conflict over who controls irrigation waters and flood protection.
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California
Colorado
Toraito
Imeprial Valley
Canal Company
Bam
Almanac Offer and Health Benefit Claims
An advertisement touts ANA prove as a cure for poor appetite flatulence dyspepsia indigestion and general debility. It urges readers to obtain it now and request a free 1906 almanac described as entertaining.
Assailant in Gallup Jones killing arrested and debated
The Gallup incident involving Walter H. Jones ends with the arrest of his assailant. Doctors described fatal head wounds and subsequent infections from the attack and whiskey, while public sentiment weighs justice for Mr Page versus moral fault for the assault. Funeral expenses and relatives’ inquiries follow, as officials face possible government review if custody is mishandled.
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Johneerthine
Alwus Jones
Storer
Stofer
Stof
Jones
Walter Jones
Hillside Cemetery
W. F. Kuckenbecker
Gallip
Hieran
Huggett
Sutherland
Gallup
McKinley County
Thomas J. Leaden
New Mexico Logistic
Santa Fe County
Fort Defiance
Indian Agency
Sherif Coddington
Page
Thos G Utley Dies After Illness At City
Thomas G Utley son of William H Riley an investment broker died this morning between 9 and 1 from a complication of diseases He resided on West Normal Street and had been a solicitor for The Evening Citizen His friends in the city will mourn his passing Interment likely in New York
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Thomas G. Utey
Willian Ht .Riley
Ber
Roadway
New
Yorketty
Young Utley
Hin Fern Wes
Algodames Wi and Investment Company
Athuaiernie
A. Burders
Normh Vira Street
Evening Citizen
New York
Baseball Pitcher Sues For Back Salary in Albuquerque
Dan Gallegos, a pitcher with the Albuquerque club, sues F. J. Houston in Justice of the Peace Chaves court for $60 unpaid salary. Houston, listed as manager, allegedly released Gallegos for insubordination after last season. Case adjourned to the 23rd of the month.
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Dan Gallegos
F. J. Houston
Justice of the Peace
Chaves
Members of Commercial Club to Stage Kilts Dance
The Commercial club plans an upcoming dance with members and attendees in Scottish kilts. Attendees will enter with the countersign Hoot Man as Goubtry guards the door to ensure no one omits the password. Social members anticipate another successful fancy dress event with kilts.
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Primna
Bonnie Briar Bush
Goubtry
Associated Charities Remember The Hospital Ceremony
The Sisters at Saint Joseph's Sanatorium yesterday received a $25 contribution from the Associated Charities of the city. The gift supports ongoing hospital work and serves as appreciation for the charities' kindness.
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Associated Charities
Remember the Hospital
Joseph's Santarium
Associated Charities of
Thin Ciy
AECOM
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United States Mail
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Perea, N. M
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