Raynolds Pressed to Replace Incompetent Immigration Board
The Citizen urges acting Governor Raynolds to remove the Bureau of Immigration leadership blamed for waste and inaction. It cites the secretary as unfit and calls for a competent Republican board to restore efficiency and integrity, noting parallel criticism from the Las Vegas Oodle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raynolds
Territorial Bureau of Immigration
Bureau of Immigration
Bureau
New Mexico
Bureau of Immsion
Trelford
Territorial Prison
Abeled
Hagerman
Las Vegas
Territorial Board
Immigration
Republican Party
Koverncy
Hagermaninthc
Gov
Hoboes Union Promises National Labor Reform Scheme
A New York correspondent reports James Eads How the so called hobo millionaire addresses a mass meeting. He vows to create a federation of traveling workers with offices in major cities to set a wage scale and elect state and federal representatives. He predicts the end of the term hobo stigma and a powerful labor federation influencing legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Eads How
Howde
Mit
New York
James Eads
Eads
St. Louis
America
East Street
Congress
Seligman Appointment Sparks Territorial Board Debate
The Citizen criticizes Seligman a Santa Fe merchant and Democrat for a Bernalillo county bias in the boards hiring. It argues a Bernalillo appointee would better serve the territory and condemns the Bureau of Immigration as wasteful. The text echoes Morning Journal editorials from 1906 1907 with local political tensions and price debates in Las Vegas meat markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jag Seligman
Santa Fe
Territorial Board of Equalization
Mr. Seligman
Seligman
Bernalillo County
Bernalillo
New Mexico
Board of Equalization
Albuquerque
Bureau of Immigration
Morning Journal
Citizen
Safford
Morning
Sam
Toam
Republica
Jean
Horned Toads On Board Spark Canada Border Run
An Arizona woman traveling to Toronto recounts packing three horned toads in a box with desert sand. A Canada customs inspector searches the luggage and discovers the toads causing chaos among passengers. The tale ends with questions of duty and playful regret about showcasing Arizona life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Arizona
Toronto
In Spector
Jane
Funeral Directors Meet In October In Albuquerque
Mexico Funeral Director's association holds its annual meeting October 7 to 9 in Albuquerque at the Commercial club. B K Adams F H W Strong and A Borders organize the program with lectures by top demonstrators and exhibits by coffin and fluid makers. The event covers officer elections business talks and entertainment plans for undertakers attending.
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Mexico Funeral Director's Association
Albuquerque
Commercial Club Parorm
B. K. Adams
F. H W. Strong
A. Borders
W Hohensehuh
Town City
Carl James
Chicongorot
H. Bekele
Philadelphia
1. Sullivan
St Loui
Successor Elected for Prof Weinzirl at UNM
Prof Joseph B R Watson elected by University of New Mexico regents to replace Prof John Weinzirl as chemistry professor. Watson, a 1599 Western Reserve and University of Chicago graduate, has taught biology botany and related science at several institutions and will join Seattle’s University of Washington after relocation from New Mexico.
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Joseph BR. Watson
Martianoc
Wis
Board of Regents
University of New Mexico
John, Weinzirl
John DB. Clark
Durham
Watson
Western Reserve University
University of Chicago
Prof. Welnairls
Welnairl
Albuquerque
Seattle
Weingirl
University of Washington
Letters on Referee Report Circulate in The Citizen
A 1907 Albuquerque audience engages with Referee Safford’s report on the Bursum case. Readers express support, questions, and requests for further enlightenment, noting press fairness and seeking clarity on political issues and local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Vij Safford
Local Albuquerque items lead town notes and events
W FE Morehead of El Paso is visiting Albuquerque. Temple Lodge No. 6 meets tonight at the Masonic temple. Licenses granted for Flora Dagley and Ivandro Armonta. Santa Fe Isteta special officer Ht. Beard spent the day in town. Musician Day Stone returns from Silver City. Clothing sale ongoing at E L Washburn Co. Real estate deals and div orce suit filed. A marriage license issued to Theodorita Montoya and Antonio Padilla. National Guard officers promoted. Men clothing discounts advertised. Bureau of Animal Industry inspector Snyder arrives. Land sale to Robert McClughan for $1. Emiterio Sedillo sale to Robert McClughan. Divorce case Joseph Vato v Perfecta Salas de Valo filed. Lizzie Westerfield returns from Los Angeles. Presbyterian Woman's Missionary Society meets. Forest Kiewer tour ends with Santa Fe Las Vegas route. Vivian Brown becomes night operator for Colorado Telephone. Earnest Meyers plans real estate purchases for NM Fuel and Iron. Dove hunt yields forty doves and a rattlesnake. Clothing sale promises one fifth savings on fancy colors. Alvarado course rooms host eastbound visitors. Guard mail for East Las Vegas encampment. Divorce suit Octaviene Blardnes v Margarita Montoya Martines filed. Clift on Arizona baseball to visit Albuquerque Labor Day weekend. De Wilt Carholten Witch Hazel Salve advertised.
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Flora Dagley
Chill
Ivandro Armonta
Albuquerque
Ht. Beard
Santa Be
Isteta
N. M
Day Stone
Silver City
E. L. Washburn Company
Fluardo Valo
Matias Valo
Marelas
Precinct No. 5
Hugh Campbell
Loesack
Arizona
Campbell and Francis
Theodorita Montoya
Antonio Padilla
Padilla
Ruppe
New Mexico National Guard
E. J. Washburn Co
F. J. Snyder
Bureau of Animal Industry
Valencia County
BL. Washburn Co
Emiterio Sedillo
Robert McClughan
el Lano
Joseph Vato
Perfecta Salas de Valo
District Court
Hancock
Mike Lizzie Westerfield
Ibuquerque
Los Angeles
Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
J. G. Tee
Central Avenue
B.D. Bronson
Forest
Kerview
Santa Fe
Las Vegas
Vivian Brown
San Marcial
Colorado Telephone Company
Earnest Meyers
Estancia
New Mexico Fuel and Iron Company
D. E. B. Sellers
A.B. Graham
D. Gill
Gul
EL. Washburn
Man Swelxer
Alvarad
Chicago
New
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People of
Republican Press of
Hayward
Colorado
Vauapie
Prof
Weinzirl
Port Bryan
N. Y
Amos P. King
Ucklen
Tam
Bursum
M. Femeni
Mac
Pherson
Ciizen
McIntosh Hardware CO
Albuquerque, New Mex
W. FE
Morehead
el Paso
Temple Lodge No. 6
Masonicaple
M. ©. Ortiz
Octaviene
Blardnes
Margarita Montoya Martines
Vai
Erk Walker
Marchief
Department of New Mexico
Ariena
Mise Rpha Wilcox
Albuquerous
Matson
Mclntosh Browne
Clifton
Browns
J. H. O'Rielly & Co
M. L. Schutt
South 2Nd Street
Real Estate and Loans
Travelers’ Insurance Co
Marttora
Conn Life and Accident
Bambrook Bros
John Street
French Bakery Co
R.R. Ave
C. F. Allen
West Gold
BAR OF ‘Commerce
Gradi
Giannini
J. Korber & CO
Albuquerque Carriage Co
Tijeras Road
Andrew Jackson
Old Hick
Ory
Albert Fab
Er’s
Stanb Building
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