Santa Fe railroad activity noted in Albuquerque dispatch
W W McCormick trainmaster of the New Mexico Santa Fe division travels from Las Vegas on company business. C O Yocum from El Paso also on Santa Fe business visits Albuquerque. Master Mechanic J J Hicks entertains Frank D Fenn of Chicago. Mrs G W Walker arrives with child to join her husband, brakeman G W Walker. P J Donahue of Albuquerque Boilermakers heads to Kansas City for a conference on the strike action against the Santa Fe. The Horablo McGaffey company wins 300000 ties contract and timber supply for bridge work. J W Key reports 500 men employed on the Helen cutoff with bridge nearing completion in Abo canyon. Frisco pursues Gulf coast route expansion into San Antonio and Laredo, while the Santa Fe charted route to Mexico alters Chicago to San Antonio linkage.
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W. W. McCormick
New Mexico
The
Santa Fe
Las Vegas
Yocum
el Paso
J. J. Hicks
Frank D. Fenn
Chicago
Albuquerque
G. W. Walker
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Httle
P. J. Donahue
Boilermakers’ Union of
Kansas City
Santa Fe Company
Horablo-McGaffey Company
Hornbin-McGaffey Company
J. W. Key
Helen Cutoff
San Antonio
Frisco
Nts Gulf Coast Road
Cource
Mexico
Laredo
International
Great Northern
City of Mexico
Belen
N. M
Galveston
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Old Mexico
Santa Fe Railway Proposes West Route Over Rock Island Plan
The Brownsville Hidalgo Northern railroad project shifts to a Santa Fe led route from Brownsville to San Antonio and Baile Lake, linking with Cane Belt railway to form an Atchison Topeka Santa Fe project. It shortens the Rio Grande path toward Matamoros and crosses into Old Mexico, altering southwest railway competition.
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Brownsville
Hidalgo
City of Mexico
Santa Fe
Rio Grande
Matamoras
Old Mexico
Mexican Central Railroad
del Rio
Matamoros
Frisco
Mexico
Machinist Leader Wil Son Alleges Private Matter Behind Injured Face
Thomas L. Wilson fourth vice president of the International Machinists Union is confined to his room at the Revere House after a mystery encounter left him with a badly battered face. He refused to discuss details, denying reports and describing the injury as due to a personal matter with a “friend.”
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Thomas L. Wilson
International Machinists Union
Revere House
Third and
E Streets
San Bernardino Sun
Disfigured man recounts scrape and escape with reporter
A man wearing heavy face powder reveals facial injuries from a secret matter with a friend. He describes an attempted capture by a reporter who left him briefly prisoner, then escaped with a slender tool unlocking a door. He walks away grinning, convinced no underhand plot remains.
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Wilson
Grand Jury Indicts Many in Trinidad on Gambling and Sunday Closures
A Trinidad dispatch reports 190 indictments issued by the grand jury after a multi week session. Most indictments target saloon keepers and gamblers, signaling a crackdown on gambling and Sunday operations. Bonded defendants include twenty five saloon men who appeared at the sheriff's office to post bonds for the district court. The sweep implicates countywide saloon activity with several men facing multiple indictments for Sunday openings, gambling and slot machines.
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Trinidad
District Court
Ex Surveyor General Hobart Injured In Wagon Accident
Edward F Hobart ex Surveyor General of Santa Fe suffered a dislocated left shoulder when a king pin broke on Grant avenue in front of the mission school, throwing him from his wagon. He was treated by Dr Sloan then taken to his Cerrillos road home. He owns Round Mountain fruit farm and alfalfa ranch near Santa Cruz.
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Hobart
Edward F. Hobart
Santa Fe
Grant Avenue
Mission School
General Hobart
Sloan
Round Mountain
Santa Cruz
Cerrillos Road
Initiative and Referendum and the Recall
Governor Folk of Missouri argues that the state enforces all laws on its statute books and broadens the cure for needless legislation with the initiative and referendum and the recall. He contends laws cannot prevent crime, only punish and deter, and urges direct democracy to curb overlegislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Missouri
Joseph W. Folk
The
Evening Citizen
Initiative and referendum debate on populism and recall in LA
Governor Folk argues for direct democracy as a remedy to rushed legislature. He cites Rome and recalls Los Angeles as examples, praising the recall as a citizen command. Special rates offer for a Denver livestock show and conventions with excursion tickets advertised.
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I Beieve
Los Angeles
Connectiman
Colorado
American Stock Growers’ Association
National Liv Stock Association
National Wool Growers’ Association
Denver
Colo
Santa Fe
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
T. BE. Purdy
A Modern Miracle Care of Coughs by Dr. King’s New Discovery
Mrs Mollie Holt of Woodford Teun recovered after a severe lung infection with Dr King’s New Discovery. She was near death, but after treatment she improved rapidly and became healthy. Trial bottle free. 5c and $1.00 at druggists. A Citizen want ad will get the business.
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Mollie Holt
J. O. R. Hooper
Woodford
Teun
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Earth
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J. C Raldridge
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M. Draggie
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Albuquerue
A. D. Johnson
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Pin
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Sam
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Belen Town and Improvement Company
Elen Town and Improvement Company
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