New Mexico Urged to Exploit Mineral Wealth Now
An El Paso Herald editorial urges New Mexico to seize the current metal boom and become a leading mineral producer. It notes abundant pay ore, historic influence, and sensational prospects, warning that failure could stem from capital and mining interest shortfalls, as copper growth nears Arizona Sonora in a growing copper belt.
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el Paso Herald
New Mexico
The
Herald
Arizona- Sonora
Lynchings and suicides trend in 19th century era counts
The article notes year to year changes in lynching and homicide figures, with fewer lynchings overall yet rising suicides. It cites 235 mob murders in 1820s versus 72 in 1906, no burnings, and a rising personal crisis reports count around 10,000. It compares U.S. rates to Europe and China, highlighting regional variations.
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United States
France
Germany
Austria
England
Miasiasippi
China
Harriman control of wealth cited by President Fish comment
An Illinois Central remark on Harriman and the power of trust funds highlights Monopolies wielding wealth. Springfield notes stock selloffs in Wells Fargo Express as Harriman seeks to fund rail ventures. Ownership less tied to capital, financiers pull the strings, provoking alarm among capitalists over surpluses and corporate control.
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Fish
Ilinois Central Railre
Harriman
Springfield
Mass
Welle Fargo Express Company
Harriman Doe
Express
Harrimans
New York
Two Important Conventions Set to Begin Today
The article notes the National Dry Farming convention in Denver and the National Woolgrowers’ Taxmnotation meeting in Salt Lake City. It highlights New Mexico’s keen interest, with Albuquerque efforts to secure representation and next year’s national meeting. It also mentions Kingston, Jamaica, and regional naval and colonial details. A series of congressional items includes proposals affecting New Mexico governance and local infrastructure, amid broader railway legislation debates.
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Denver
Salt Lake City
New Mexico
Uwlife
Mextos
Albuquerque
Globe Derm
Model Farm For Every County Proposed By Hill
James J. Hill favors government support for a model farm of 30 to 40 acres in each county. The farms would educate youth, support practical agriculture, and align with state schools and experimental stations, creating close connections between science and everyday farming.
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James J. Hi
State Agricultural College
State Experimental Farme
Tila
Gil
Antaeus
Duluth News-Tribune
Major U S Oil Company and Partners List
A compiled list of numerous oil and gas firms with bold figures, including Acme Ol Company, Anglo-American Oil Company Limited, Atlantic Refining, Baltimore United Ol, Buckeye Pipe Line, National Fuel Gas, Standard Oil variants, Tide Water Oil, Vacuum Oil, and many others. The entry reads as a muddled ledger of company names with large monetary figures, likely representing holdings, investments, or valuations.
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US Capitalizame
Acme Ol Company
American Lubricating OF Company
Anglo-American Oil Company (Limited
Atland Refining Company
Atlantic Refining Company
Baltimore United Ol Company
Horne Scrymser Company
Seseesoc
Buckeye Pipe Line Company
Ruulo Natural Gas Fuel Company
Hawk & Denlow Manufacturing Company
Camden Consolidated of Company
Chesebrough Manufacturing Company
Con
Colonial OM Company
Continental OM Company
Crescent Pipe Line Company
Cumberland Pipe Line Company
Eastern Ohio
Ol and Gas Company
Eelipse Lubricating Ol Company
Eureka Pipe Line Company
Mountain State Gas Company
Pebaiay
National Fuel Gas Company
National Transit Company
New York Transit Company
Northern Pipeline Company
Northwestern Ohio Natural Gas Company
Ohio O1
Ceree Eee
City Fuel Supply Company
Oxeega Manufacturing Company
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Ja OM Company
saeNeteed Ple's Natural Gas Company
Pittsburg Natural Gas Company
Platt and Washburn Refining Company
Prairie OM and Gas Company
Republic OH Company
Deeerdnee
Salamanca Gay
Ereke
Security OU
Solar Refining Company
Southern Pipe Line Company
Milh Penn
Southwest Pennsylvania
Standard Ol Company of
California
Indiana
Iowa
Standard Oil Company of
Kansas
Kentucky
Standard Ol Company
Minnesota
Nebraska
Sandard Ol] Company
New York
Standard OH Company of
Obie
Swan & Finch Company
Bewes
Taylorston Natural Ga Company
Misanthropic Murmurs on the Japanese
A historical column purports changing views of Japan, once praised as cunning then denounced as deceptive. It mocks cultural clashes, stereotypes, and wartime tensions with blunt caricatures of Japanese people, including references to Jiu Jitsu, cherry blossoms, and oriental stereotypes.
Daughters of Pocahontas Meet and Local Club Notices
Anona Cornel No. 1 Daughters of Pocahontas to hold regular meeting at Red Men’s hall Monday evening. Missionary Society of Congregational Church met at Mrs J H Heald’s residence. Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society meets Friday at 2 30 pm with Mrs Walking 593 West Roma avenue. Temple Lodge No 6 AF and AM to have regular communication at 7 30 Thursday evening. Basketball game tonight between University of New Mexico girls and Las Vegas High School. Las Vegas team includes captain Mary Coors and members Schaefer Hartman Bell Lorenzen van Patten. Varsity led by Bonnie Marens and Heatrice Murphy with others. Referee A E Littler. umpire Biler. Las Vegas party included Hawkinson Williams Fugate and Mrs McMaecken. A dance and refreshments to follow.
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Anona Cornel
Daughters of Pocahontas
Red Men's Hall
The
Missionary Society of the Congregational Church
J. H. Heald
Woman's Home and Foreign Misionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Mra
West Roma Avenue
Temple Lodge No. 6
A. F
A.M
C. Ferger
Wsary
University of New Mexico
Las Vegas
Mary Coors
Helen Schaefer
Beulah Hartman
Jessie Bell
Laura Lorenzen
Garnet van Patten
G. Schaefer
Lawrence JD. Clack
Bonnie Mar
Mic Heatrice Murphy
Lucy Mile
Isabel Niven
Belle Franklin
Ida Hart
A. E. Littler
Bi Ler
Milton Hawkinson
M. Williams
William Fugate
Mrs. McMaecken
Local arrivals cheer Las Vegas girls in victory
Prof R R Larkin and Peter Guillon figure among arrivals. notes on Savoy postcards, a Burns banquet invitation delay, and late Santa Fe trains. Catholic Knights of Columbus plans eyed for Santa Fe. public land notice from the Santa Fe land office. local listings include iron beds and bedding at 117 Gold avenue.
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R.R. Larkin
Las Vegas
Peter Guillon
Savoy Hotel
France
Hagerman
Nee
Robert Burns
Society of St Andrew
Albuquerque
William McIntosh
Santa Fe
California Desert
Los Angeles
Department of the Interior
Landy
N. M
Jesus Ortega
Chili
United States Court Commis
Rancisco Garcia
Batolano Ortega
Lorengo Sanches
Edward Carter
Chit, N. Mt. Manuel
Ft. Otero
PROT ALL FRAUD IGNORANCE IMPOSITION TRADEMARK NOTICE
A terse notice asserts a prohibition on uses of a term or mark. It references Chase and Sanborn and directs consumers to obtain it only at Malows. The fragment implies a trademark protection stance and a warning against unauthorized uses.
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Chase & Sanborn
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Albuquerque Citizen
Citizen Publishing Company
W. & Strickler
W. T. McCrelgit
Kington
Jamaica
Nativuions
Baptist College
Society of Arta
Kingston Harbor
Andrewe
Pearton
Congress
Ana Ev
Fair Nippon
Japan
Columbus Society
Santa PF
Knights of Columbus
Eee
Gold Avenue
Borradaile
A. D. Johnson
Canson
General
F. H. Strong
of A & Zz
Solomon Luna
McIntosh Hardware Co
T. C
NEAD
Roy
E. Maharan
Opera House Roller Rink
Pioneer Bakery
South First Street
J. D. Eakin
G. Glom
Chas. Melin
O. Bachech
Consolidated Liquor Company
Southwest
Jon
Schlitz
Wm. Lemp
St. Louis A. B. C
Yellowstone
Green River
W. H. McBrayer
Cedar Brook
Louis Hunter
T.J. Monarch
United State
Humphrey Ovals
Albuquerque Gas, Electric Light and Power Co
Fourth and
Chickering & Sons
Whitson Music CO
South Second Street
J. F. Palmer
North First Street
Joseph Barnett
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