Albuquerque Welcomes Delegate Andrews Home
The Commercial Club plans a reception to Delegate Andrews upon his return from Washington. The article praises his tenure in the national legislature, noting his diligence for New Mexico, gains like a $100,000 federal building appropriation, and Albuquerque’s hospitality. Citizens are urged to participate in the reception to show appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Duke City
Commercial Club
Andrews
D City
Washington
New Mexico
Why Not Again A Wonder Over Roosevelt’s 1912 Vice Presidential Fight
The Optic reports on Roosevelt’s resistance to a presidential run and the public push to nominate him again. It describes the 1912 Philadelphia convention fight, New Mexico’s delayed delegation, and the belief that the people demand Roosevelt despite his stated refusal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
York
Platt
Repairrliena
Philadelphia
Major Viewellyn
Willy Nilly
A Square Deal In Exchanges And Credit
The Citizen urges fair credit for articles exchanged with other papers. It explains two types of content it provides editorials and selections from paid services. It defends a rule that uncredited use of its material by exchanges is unfair and calls for proper credit and reciprocal respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizen Office
Ciu
Cirxet
Citlen’s Star
Weather Summary for Westner Dullelin Week Ending July 14
The week was mainly cloudy and cool with temperatures about 4 degrees below normal in northern counties and similar in the south. Highs varied, nights stayed cool, a fair front brought minor damage from higher east slope districts. Showers were locally heavy and widespread, especially in the northeast, with rainfall varying by location. Earthquake shocks occurred in Socorro county extending toward Grant county and toward Albuquerque. Santa Fe reported high 50s and 60s with 0.45 inch rain, El Paso 94/60 with 0.10 inch, Las Vegas 85/47 with 2.66 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westner Dullelin
Chas
Linney Vaya
Heri
East Slope
Tracy Healy
Middle Pocus Valley
Middle
Rio Grande Valley
Socorro County
Or Neay
Grant County
Dart
Otto Ehanty
Albuquerque
Pitt
Santa Fe
el Paso
Politician Profiles and Parade of Praises in Congress
A column lauds various U S lawmakers including Loren Fletcher and Fred Stevens from Minnesota, Senator Blackburn of Kentucky, Olle James of Kentucky, and Senator Piles of Washington. It mocks vanity, notes modesty and industry, and lampoons gossip about Senator Piles’s appearance while recounting subcommittee work and campaign ups and downs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loren Fletcher
Congress
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Loren
Fred Stevens
Mann
Uinois
Freud
J. SC. Blackburn
Kentucky
Blackburn
Theodore Roosevelt and Bryan as 1908 rivals ponder
The piece debates whether Theodore Roosevelt and William Jennings Bryan would clash as rival party candidates in 1908. It notes tariff as the looming issue, Roosevelt’s restraint on tariff talk, Bryan’s radical stance, and the potential for two distinct party factions amid a volatile political landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
William Jennings Bryan
Roosevelt
Bryan
John Sharp Williams
Aloes
Castor
Congress
W. L. Watson
Robert J. Walker
Pedestrians Rights On Highway Debate In New York Sun
A New York Sun article argues pedestrians have the right of way on streets, criticizing motorists’ attitudes and police enforcement. It cites Brooklyn police, questions fines, and notes a Chicago Tribune anecdote about hunger and social scenes amid the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Socorro Shaken Again as Aftershocks Rally Town
Socorro county endured another night of tremors that were milder than the noon quake. Many residents evacuated outdoors while trains brought travelers to Santa Fe and beyond. Damaged chimneys and cracked storefronts marked the temblor’s impact as locals anticipate a long recovery amid mass departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socorro County
Santa Fe
Socorro
Yester
Magdalena Branch
James K. Etter
P.O. Walker
Rio Grande Division
Etter
Walker
W. Vigil
San
San (Marcie
George Reed
San Antonio
Ban Marcial
Tiaines Hadeen
Mercb Arts
Leo Loewenstorp
Murder arrest follows Saloon assault and robbery
Malcolm Smith is arrested in the alleged murder case linked to the February 2 incident. Ranger Dudley led the investigation. Smith is jailed in Bernantio County awaiting trial without bond. Victim Victor Telles remains in Valencia County jail, while others connected to the crime face charges. An additional arrest concerns a separate altercation at Pa Alo's saloon. A GOOD THING. A shirt that will fit. See C H McKnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linger
Ketner
Malcom Smith
Ranger Dudley
Territorial Mounted Police
Smith
Bernantio County
Victor ‘Telles
Valencia
Ranges
Dudley
Teles
Slocum
Jose Pa Alo
Pondillo
Grant
Padillo
Totus
Whitson Music Co Promotes Pianos and Prices Compared
The letter promotes Everest and Kim ball pianos and urges price comparisons with rival firms. It notes Peerless Electric pianos are watched for, claims not the largest range but the most select, and signs off as a business courtesy. Also mentions picnic baskets at Mcintosh Hardware and Imperial Laundry Co. as local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everest
Kimball
Oe Whitson Music CO
Mcintosh Hardware Company
Imperial Laundry Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rque Citizen Ly
Ilishing Company
Wesather Report
Las Vegas
Coow
Gilton Gardner
Olle James
United States
Dors
Senator Piles
Northwest
Washington Post
Madison Avenue
Citaeie
Spembas
Automobile Club of America
Malcolm Smith
Telles
C. H. McKnight
Mcintosh
Casino Theater
Lyllian Leighton Stock CO
THE
Buckeye
WM. Chaplin
Wid Busey
JS West Railroad Avenue
M. Mandell
Chickering
Co. H. McKnight
the Shirt Man
Badaracco
London Club Livery Company
North Second St
F. T. Schmidt
Prop
Colo
Aute
Co-Operative Building and Loan Association of
Grant Block
H. H. Tilton
Dilgard
Fifth Street and Railroad
Auto
the Bank OF Commerce
Faywood
Icke
MO. S. Mitchell
Hollenbeck Hotel
Los Angeles
Calif
Hollenbeck
Mexico
Tc Will
Albuquerque Gas, Electric Light
J. H. O'Reilly & CO
Albuquerque, N. M
Loudon
Jersey
Porterfield CO
HO West Gold
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!