Water question sparks outburst in Albuquerque press
The Albuquerque Citizen defends its stance on extending the Water Supply franchise to 1940, accusing the Water Organ of misrepresenting its position. It notes the council should study the issue carefully, reiterates support for a careful examination, and defends journalistic integrity despite the outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theitizen
Albuquerque
Furthrmore
Gitizeny
Stee
Water Journal
Special Water Committee
Water Supply Company
Mne
Tucson
Tucson Star
Historical Weather Extremes and Records Cited
The report details extreme and average temperatures across multiple U S locations with high and low figures, including Phoenix 119 degrees, Poplar River 63 degrees below zero, Miles City 111 above to 43 below, Yuma 104 average daily July, and Moorhead 38.9 degrees annual low. It notes historic heat events and a Canadian freezing point region, plus commentary on municipal water franchise reporting versus actual council committee tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Govern Weather Bureau
Phoenix
Arizona
Poplar River
Montana
Miles City
Yuma
Williston
N. C
San Francisco
Walla Walla
Washington
Sacramento
Cal
Boise City
Idaho
Bismark
N. D
Moorhead
Minn
Duluth
Canada
Santa Barbara
Pittsburg
New York
St. Louis
Kansas
Missouri
Yurun
Spring Valley
Cheyenne
Labor's Growing Wealth Not Shared by Workers
A newspaper excerpt discusses rising cost of living since 1890, arguing that wage earners see prosperity as veneer. It cites Prof. Warner Sombart's observations from Europe and uses U.S. data showing producers' versus nonproducers' shares from 1850 to 1880 to illustrate widening wealth gaps. It notes workers' ambitions for better conditions and mentions a Manila Railway project with an earthquake relief test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Labor
Warner Sombart
Berlin
Ife
Selections From Press Of Southwest Opinion Pieces
A collage of roving notes from Southwestern newspapers discusses Arizona appointments for U S marshal with Phoenix and Tucson named, plus W F Cooper of Tucson, Lee Stratton of Safford, and hints of political balancing. It also covers heat records, franchise debates in Tucson, jobs at Gila Bend, windmill strike near Glendale, a government canal purchase angle, WCTU fountain dedication plans, and optimistic New Mexico city prospects.
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Llawwou Puae Vue Newaander
Phoenix
Arizona
W. F. Cooper
Tucson
Sky Plums
Alexander
Cooper
Guardian
Lee N. Stratton
Safford
Stratton
Graham County
Clifton
B. A. Fowler
Glendale
Fowler
Davis
Government Commission
Arizona Canal
Arizona Republican
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THE
Albuquerque Citizen
Citizens Publishing Company
Strickler
W. T. McCreight
Philippines
Manila Railway and Lighting Company
O. W. Strong's
Undertakers
Fairview
North Second Street
Grand Central Hotel
Owen Dinsdale
B. F. Copp
D. D
Room
N. T. Armijo
P, Sommeri
Matteucci
West Tijeras Road
Jemez Hot Springs
United States Mail
W. L. Trimble & Co
J. B. Block
Propretor
Perea
New Mexico
Press OF Southwest
Blaisdell
Southern Pacific
John CG. Rowley
Gila Bend
Rowley
Carl Hayden
Hanswan
WLC
T. U
W. O. Sher Mian
Raton
Las Vegas
Roswell
Las Vega Optic
Denver and
Pueblo
Learnard & Lindemann
the Square Music Dealers
South Second &T
A. Simipier
South Second St
Red Cross
UNION
Wm, Dolde
Auto ‘Phone
W. Strong
Cole
Chamberlain
the Bank OF
Bolomon Li W
OMG
Heontany
Canh
Hans
Light Exchange
Guo
Resources
Korber
M. Wootton
Wootton & Wootton
L. R. Thomas
South Third Street
R. L. Wootton
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