Union of New Mexico and Arizona for Statehood Promoted
The Denver Republican reports Governor Magerman urges a November election on a constitutional convention and whether New Mexico and Arizona should unite as one state. Union is favored in New Mexico, doubtful in Arizona due to opposition from politicians and large corporations. If rejected, statehood may be years away. United, they would be a major western state with strong influence and robust local government.
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Magerman
New Mexico
Arizona
West
Denver
Roswell Artesian Water Study by U S Geological Survey
A study by Cassius A. Fisher of the United States Geological Survey analyzes the Roswell area in New Mexico. It describes sedimentary rocks, groundwater flow, and the water bearing beds across the Roswell basin, with about 200 to 250 flowing wells, flows from few gallons to 1800 gallons per minute, and irrigation and domestic use predominating though some wells yield sulphur tainted water. The report, Water Supply and Irrigation Paper No. 158, notes significant development near Roswell and Artesia.
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Roswell
New Mexco
Cassius A. Fisher
United States Geological Survey
Nee
Pecos River
Howe
Artesia
Change of Mind on Joint Statehood Debates in Arizona and New Mexico
Arizona papers hostile to statehood for Arizona mock New Mexico leaders who opposed joint statehood but now support it as a midway path. The piece argues arguments about consistency and calls out hypocrisy, noting both sides shifted stance while urging practical compromise over long delays.
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Arizona
Guy
New Mexico
Haying
Welkin
Exaggeration dispute camps in Socorro tale
The El Paso hero attacks rival papers over a Socorro visit by E. M. Fink. The Herald accuses some reports of sensationalism while counters incorrect claims of train delays and boulder obstructions. Posts on potatoes schemes and tax disputes at Chicago and California figures surface amid a Commercial Club meeting recap.
About California's Recent Earthquake in The Literary Digest
A long, vivid account describing a massive fault along the California coast, its walloping shifts from Mussel Rock to Point Arena, and the dramatic impact on San Francisco and inland towns. The piece cites Herman Whitaker in Harper’s Weekly and explains the quake’s immense scale, possible causes, and likely long-term geological implications. It follows Mr Fay’s farmhouse scene and notes the governor’s commission mapping the fault line from Fort Ross to the ocean bed.
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California
San Francisco
Whitaker
Mussel Rock
Ocean Shore Electric Road
Pacific Ocean
Point Arena
San Franciso
San Juan
California Desert
Spring Valley
Nolan
Mr. Fay
Sneith Ranch
Pacific
Professor Lawson
State Commission
Fay
Sneith
Fort Ross
Geological Commission
Professor Mine
Efct
San Py
Agen
America
Miselesippi
Socorro Doubts Slipping Theory on Volcanic Origin
Residents of Socorro report frequent seismic shocks with loud rumbling, leading some to believe underground volcanic explosions lie beneath the area. Some springs grow warmer, odors drift, and trains note uneasy travelers. experts cite regional geology and river erosion as factors while noting the AP summary overstated danger.
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Socorro
Benson, Ariz
Sonora
Mexico
New Mexico
South America
America
Rio Grande
Asociat Press
New Weekly Show At Penny Parlor Announces Changes
Manager Davis of the Penny Parlor at 216 South Second Street states a new show each week with fresh pictures and songs. Also advertised are Imperial Laundry and McIntosh Hardware picnic baskets for outings, highlighted in the store display windows.
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Davis
Second Street
Penn
Imperial Laundry
Mcintosh Hardware Company
Badaracco's Summer Garden Open Day and Night
Badaracco's Summer Garden advertises open day and night with fine whiskies wines and brandies. It promises soft drinks a good restaurant and bowling alleys in connection and welcomes all with first class accommodations.
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Badaracco
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el Paso
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Fink
A. T
Everyon
Santa F Traian
Socorreto
Pos
Aericultural Départment
Burbank
Marshell Field
Chicago
Andrews
the Literary Digest
Vilegnde-Blatter
WEFE
Casino Theater
Lillian Leighton Stock Co
Bobo Ece Ceohoome
Cash P .2Es
London Club
Summer Resorts and Hotels Livery Company
North Second St
F. T. Schmidt
Prop
Colo
Co-Operative Building and Loan Association of
Albuquerque
Grant Block
H. H. Tilton
Dilgard
Fifth Street
Railroad Ave
Bank OF Commerce
New Mex
Faywood
Sants Fe
M. Mandell
Traction Park
Santa Fe Centrals
McIntosh Browns
J. H. O'Rielly Co
Stugres
Bilicke
MO. S. Mitchell
Hollenbeck
Los Angeles
Calif
Beach Line
J. H. O’reilly & CO
Albuquerque, N. M
Loudon
Jersey
Porterfield CO
HO West Gold
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