Protecting Coal Supply Policy Backed by People
The article notes broad public praise for President Roosevelt over his coal supply protection measures. It highlights reducing waste in mining, limiting coal trusts, and plans to withhold lands from allotment to curb monopoly while aiming to lower consumer coal prices. The piece cites the Kansas City Star discussing foresight, mining methods, and congressional action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
United States
Coal Trust
New Mexico
Southwest
Dawson
Gallup
San Juan
Kansas City Star of Sunday
Geological Survey
Congress
Turbulent New Mexico Dispatch Narrates Penitentiary Scrutiny
An extended, rambling column reports criticism of the New Mexico penitentiary and its management under Trelford. It notes public inspection and mixed editorials from The Morning Journal and The Citizen, while praising Tucumcari and Elida news coverage and detailing local curiosities, incidents, and colorful anecdotes.
Notable Residents and Social News From Magdalena
Magdalena items report Charles Gatlin visiting the city on business. marriage license issued for Prudencia Sanchez and Cres Neio Moraga of Artego. B A Micra from Tata arrives from Sandoval County. Albuquerque High School principal J J Sister travels to Valencia County on legal business. Also noted are alfalfa harvest on the courthouse lawn, Captain B Ruppe’s Bear Canyon trip, M C Turner on leave with his sister’s body, P Gonzales of Public Opinion hospitalized, Mrs. Augustine Sanchez critically ill, Rebekah Lodge meeting, a Genominos vs old town baseball game planned, John W. Allen visiting from New Mexico porkers, an inform dance at Commercial club, Mrs. Grunlieb en route to Wisconsin with her son Arthur’s body, a civil case before Justice Romero, Adjutant General Tarkington’s Santa Fe visit, five youths arraigned for fireworks theft and dismissed, funeral arrangements for John C. Lawler, funeral plans for Mrs. Wolking, a trainload of cattle delayed by quarantine, and local social gathering at L J Rummel’s Moon Studio with dancing observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gatlin
Magdalena
Prudencia Sanchex
Cresneio Moraga
Atreco
B.A. Micra
Tata
Sandoval County
J. J
Albuquerque High School
Valencia County
Court House
B. Ruppe
Bear Canyon
Canyon
Mr. Ruppe
M. C. Turner
Slater
P. Gonzales
Publie Opinion
St. Joseph's Hospital
Mra Augustine Sanchez
Barelas
Triple Link
Rebekah Lodge
No. 10
Genonimos
Old Town
Traction Park
Preent
John W. Allen
New Mexico Porkers
Harry Cooper
U. S
Allen
Los Angeles
Commercial Club
Grunlieb
Wisconsin
Arthur
Justice of the Peace
Romero
Trujillo Brothers
C. Montoya
A. P. Tarkington
New Mexico’ National Guards
Santa Fe
Tarkington
Gill
Roy
Ed Green
Red Morelli
Bill McLaughary
Bernie Grubb
Hawley
W. W. McClellan
John C. Lawler
Church of the Immaculate Canjon
Santana Cemetery
J.C. Baldridge
J. A. Whitten
L. Shoeard
F. E. Wolking
North Girth Street
Southern Pacific
Arison
Tucson
L. J. Rummel
Moon
Central Avenue
Frank Moore
Wood
Belger
Jones
Hanchet
Filmore
Misses ‘Spreight
Jannett
Bryson
Irene Chew
Mabel Bryson
Virginia Hubbe
Messrs
L. Medlar
Jacobson
H. A. Scott
John Hanchet
J. @. Jacks
E. S. Kates
McMahon
Frank Ackerman
Wallermad
Albuquerque Feels Warm Yet Comforting Says Visitor
Earle Blood a Santa Fe bonus clerk reports on Albuquerque scene after comparing a week in Topeka and Kansas City. He notes Missouri and Kansas heat as humidity, while New Mexico warmth remains pure heat. nights here are cool and comfortable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Earle Blood
The
Santa Fe
Topeka
Kansan City
Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
New Mexico
Presbyterian Brotherhood 10 Meet Here Tonight
The Presbyterian Brotherhood will hold a meeting at 4 pm in the church parlors. The Bible topic is Christ's Knowledge of Man and the program includes a graphophone entertainment of sacred and secular songs by W. J. Johnson of the Bank of Commerce. Refreshments provided. All men willing to help others are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Brotherhood
Borlors
W. J. Johnson
Hank of Commerce
Renier
Hagerman On Very Thin Ice Continues Inquiry
Testimony reveals objections to producing vouchers and memoranda related to a fund used by Governor Hagerman. Gov. Hagerman declines to answer, citing counsel advice and legal objections. Separate note reports three heat deaths in St. Louis and an unrelated local advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T
Petrona
Monter
Mr. Prichard
Mr. Field
Gov. Higerman
Ublic. PA
Prichard
Field
Tailvived
Hagerman
Moranda
Mr Prichard
Telegraphic Markets and Commodities Roundup
Market letters from F J Graf & Co report New York stocks and London copper activity. Cattle and sheep prices move in Kansas City and Chicago with mixed sentiment. copper and lead prices soften. wool stable. July futures show soft wheat and corn with pork prices rising marginally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
American ‘Tobacco Co
Hughes
M. P
Kansas City
Fed
Chicago
Classified: Constipation Relief Ad from Evening Citizen
The Evening Citizen advertises Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for constipation. It claims pleasant bowel movement with no disagreeable effects, priced 25 cents with free samples, available at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Also Mentioned on This Page
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Citizen Publishing CO
S. Strickler
William F. Brogan
Associated Press Report and Auxiliary News Service
the Morning Journal
Trelford
Tucumcari
Quay County
Paradine
Ark
Drear
Antonio Apache
Fox
Elida News
Elida
Roosevelt County
Kelly Phillips
Nutt
Li County
Mexico
Juanes
Luna County
Socorro County
Kentucky
Addres
the Presbyterian Brotherhood
St.ouls
C. May
West Central Avenue
M. L. Schutt
South End Street
Real Estate and Loans
Travelers’ Insurance Co
Martford
McIntosh Hardware CO
Albuquerque, New Mex
F. J. Graf & Co
Barnett
N. M
Cotton
Amalgamated Copper
American Sugar
American Smelters
American Car Foundry
Atchison Anaconda
Brooklyn Rapid
Transit
Baltimore and Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Colorado Fuel
Chicago Great Western
Eriecom Missouri Pacife
New York Central
Chicago Livestock
St. Louis
Lord
Evening Citizen
Bambrook Bros
John Street
Franch Bakery Co
E. RR. Ave
BAR OF Commerce
Onth First
St. ‘Pho
Gradi
Giannini
C. F. Allen
West Gold
J. Korber & CC Wholesale
Albuquerque Carriage Co
Tijeras Road
Albert Faser
Staab Building
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