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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1907

Page

7

Railroad and Harriman under scrutiny in June and July

Washington reports Kellogg meets with the president to outline the commission’s findings on Harriman and the Chicago and Alton reorganization. The panel contemplates possible Sherman anti trust charges over the Union Pacific and Rock Island joint control, while a public report is anticipated soon. Also noted are large land openings by the Frisco and Santa Fe, plus steel rail plans revision and multiple corporate matters.

Washington Frank J. Kellogg Inter- State Commerce Commission Oyster Bay Hieviek Harriman Kellogg Chicago & Alton Whitehouse Union Pacife Rock T- Land Commission New Mexico Arizona Santa Fe Arso Frisco May Indice Frisco South Pacific Atlantic & Pacific

Rail rate protests drift as May advance looms

Last March the western railroads agreed to a 1 percent per bushel advance on grain from Missouri river points to Chicago with complaints by grain dealers undecided after appealing to the Interstate Commerce Commission. Passholders face new limits on use of passes for slow trains as officials curb nonpaying riders.

Por Kuling Western Railroads Ttnwion Fariapointe Missouri River RFL Western Chiak Beron Interstate Commerce Commission Chicago C. Marks Texas Marks

Kidnappers Bound Over At Douglas

Mexican Consul Antonio Maza Constable A. St. Shropshire and Ranger Sam Hayhurst waived preliminary examination before Judge Ren Rice and were held to the grand jury under bonds of 1000 dollars each on the charge of kidnapping Manuel Sarabia from the city jail across the line into Mexico. City Attorney Lockwood announced the defendant Lee Thompson wanted a preliminary hearing at the next session.

Douglas Ariz Antonio Maza A. St. Shropshire Sam Hayhurst Ben Goodrich

Germany says Japan will HGH

Berlin reports German observers warn that recent developments raise tension between the United States and Japan. Count Reventlow and others say Japan could strike soon, possibly targeting Hawaii and the Philippines, while the American navy is strong but retaking lost islands would be extremely difficult.

Berlin America Aot Orient Count Regentlow Japan England Count Reventlow Hawaii Philippines Pacific Far East Ike Kiaochau Sakamoto

Let Us Pay the Postage Catalog from Tyler College

An illustrated catalog promotes the Fyre Simplified Shorthand and Practical Bookkeeping and Telegraphy and Station work at Tyler Commercial College in Tyler Texas. It claims the school is the largest south with 1000 to 1600 annual enrollments, 15 expert teachers. Also endorses Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for constipation, priced 25 cents with free samples at druggists.

Conta Guarintes Tyler Commercial College Tyler Tex South Chamberlain

Mesa grape grower association ships first car for July

Mena Ariz July 12 The Mesa Grape Grower association loaded its first car for July. There will be 10 to 12 cars sent out during the month. The shipment is Thompson seedless variety with a good crop this year. J Miuete Week Bowen and Ed Fe Sones loaded the car from the wine yard. They have made several large express shipments to Arizona and New Mexico points and are receiving from 1 to 1 25 per crate.

Meni Ariz Mesa Grape ‘Grower Association Thompson Diese J. M. Iuete Bowen Ed Fe Sones Tetr Wine Arizona New Mexico

Apportionment of School Fund for Bernalillo County

County Superintendent A TL Stroup certifies on July 11 1907 that the Bernalillo County school fund totaling 4446 80 is apportioned to 747 school age pupils at 60 cents per pupil. District allocations list District 1 with 188 40 to District 68 93 86 to be distributed among districts as specified.

A. TL Stroup Haw Bernalillo New Mexico I. Andrew B. Stroup SA Asesoroup

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