Arizona and Mexican Indigents Deport Back to Mexico
Arizona officials announce a plan to deport Mexican indigents and inmates from state facilities. Six Mexican citizens were sent from the asylum to Nogales for deportation, with about one third of the 200 asylum inmates expected to be removed. The Mexican government agreed to receive Arizona’s unwelcome guests, and border screening will tighten to exclude destitute and criminal aliens.
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Priverttin Ariz
Old Mexico
Kirbey
Suppedent Ferguson
United States
Nogales
Mexico
Arizona
Ths
Ariz
New York
Gallup Municipal Case Up Again
Attorney General W. Reid grants permission to use the territory name in quo warranto proceedings against Gallup municipal officers over the election muddle. He says officials may not be de facto and their acts could be void, urging court determination while condemning ignored legal provisions.
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Reid
W. ©. Reid
Gallup
Board of Ees
Changes at Penitentiary and Post Office Clerk Promotions
Superintendent Arthur Trellora announces changes at the territorial penitentiary. William Cole of Santa Fe named night jailer, replacing Frank Padilla who is dismissed. M F Gillen of Estancia appointed gardener, Juan Ortega reassigned as guard. Postoffice clerks in New Mexico receive promotions: Alamogordo $500 to $540, Albuquerque $600 to $700, $700 to $800, Santa Fe $700 to $800, Las Vegas no change, Raton and Roswell one each from $500 to $600.
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Arthur Trellora
William Cole
Santa Fe
Frank Padilla
M. F. Gillen
Estancia
Juan Ortega
New Mexico
Alamogordo
Albuquerque
Las Vegas
Raton
Roswell
Interesting Events in American History Card Summary
Notable anniversaries listed for July 22 to 25 include Albany's 1686 incorporation and Bunker Hill monument completed in 1841. Entries cover battles, telephony, cable laying, colonial acts, and notable figures like McPherson, Bell, and Van Buren, with dates spanning 1664 to 1898.
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Albany
N. Y
Atlanta
McPherson
New York Times
Alexander Graham Bell
King's Commission
Stouls
Boston
Yonkers
N.Y
New York City
General Howe
New York
Alt. Vernon
Jacksonville
Fla
Bunker Hill Monument
Great Eastern
Valenci
Charles I
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Brigham Young
Great Sai la
Martin van Buren
Pacific
Virginia
New England
Fort Niagara
Maine
Lundy's Lane
Niagara
Baltimore
United States Army
Miles
Guanica
Porto Rico
Nationwide Indictments Hit Ice Trusts Across Cities
Reported actions show dealers in multiple cities indicted or under grand jury scrutiny for conspiring to fix ice prices. Cases include Toledo, Indianapolis, St. Louis, Cincinnati, Kansas City, Yonkers, Philadelphia, and more, with varied outcomes on criminal intent and antitrust charges.
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Toledo
Washington
Indianapolis
Ice
Wacksonville
FPLA
Cleveland
ST. Louis
Kansas City—County
Combine
Yonkers
N. Y
Cincinnati
MT. Vernon
Philadelphia
Grand
NBCK
L. L
Bend
Jacksonville
Fla
Kansas City
Ice dealers raise prices as shortages trigger nationwide backlash
Ice crop shortens supply and dealers in large cities across the United States hike retail ice prices from 1 to 54 percent. Public anger grows as indictments surface in several cities for illegal price fixing. Topeka claims reveal profits and rebates in fee factories, while towns like Cleveland and Jacksonville see prosecutions and acquittals. A looming federal law debate in Washington accompanies the wider fight against so called ice trusts.
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United States
Lee
Lee Trust
Washington Dispatch
National Trust
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Jacksonville
Fla
Chatt
N. Y
Washington
School of Mines appoints Harry Baton and R V Smith
On Saturday the New Mexico School of Mines board of trustees elected Harry N. Baton of New York to the chair of geology. They also elected Prof. R V Smith of the University of Utah to the chair of metallurgy and mining training, noting his copper smelter and cyanide plant experience and prior roles at Tuscarora and Tuscarora mines.
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New Mexico School of Mines
Harry N. Baton
New York
Baton
Colgate University
Harvard University
R. Vv. Smith
University of Utah
Smith
Utah
Tuscarora Consolidated Gold Mines Company
Tuscarona
Nevada
School of Mine
Escaped convict recaptured near Torrance after long manhunt
Santiago Telles, alias stolen horse fugitive from Done Ana county, who escaped the Scenic Route guards on July 9, 1905, was recaptured Friday night by Mounted Policeman Frank Gomez near Torrance Lincoln county. He was returned to the Santa Fe penitentiary and began work Sunday morning. The arrest followed weeks of pursuit as guards tracked the so called carrying the baby code, the warrant framed by the prison.
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Santiago Tells
Territorial
Done Ana
Frank. Gomez
Torrance
Lincoln Coun
Santa Fe Suday
Gores
Telles
Otter
Public School Fund Benefit From Forest Reserve Revenues
Forester Gifford Pinchot informs Hon. W H Andrews that the 1907 forest reserve act allocates ten percent of yearly receipts to state education and roads, with New Mexico receiving an estimated 4 455.6 from reserves this year. Receipts total 46 945.56 across Gila Pecos River Lincoln Edges and other reserves, signaling rising funds for counties with forest resources.
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United States
Poreservice
Washington
D.C
W. H. Andrews
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Secretary of the Treasury
Gila
Pecow River
Lincoln
Senator Beveridge Spends His Vacation in the Summer Woods
Special Correspondence Indianapolis July 24 Senator Albert J Beveridge of Indiana escapes wires and prying eyes on vacation. In Maine woods he camps with a guide and a colored cook his only companions. Fishing canoeing hunting and botany fill his days as he pursues outdoor sport and target practice. He avoids tobacco and liquor and the Maine and Wisconsin coasts hold his favored retreats.
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Senator Beveridge
Indianapolis
Ind
Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
Congress
Maine
Gally
Lolita Armour’s Recovery After Hip Surgery Triumphs
Chicago July 24. Lolita Armour ten year old daughter of J Ogden Armour returns from Europe with her mother and shows a happy romp ing mobility after congenital hip dislocation treated by Prof Lorenz. She walks with a limp but is cheerful and plays with a Belgian Griffon dog brought home from abroad.
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Chicago
Europe
Lolita Armour
J. Ogden Armour
Lorenz
Vienna
America
Little Miss
Dre Lorenz
Armour
Purified poet faces punishment in New York headlines
A fragmented clipping notes a poet of the regular army being purified after punishment for a poem. The odd text mentions Mon Caugatt in New York, a remark about catching a sane man, and hints at politics and a Paltdanks boom with Uncle Tom Platt referenced, reflecting scattered commentary.
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New York
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Ice Gorge
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Santiago Telles
Hippord Pinchot
Lolita
I Albuquerque Lumber Co
First
Marquette
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Minneapolis Minn
Porthy
Minneapolis
T. M. Purdy
Tom Platt
ANG
el Paso & Southwestern System
Rock Island System
Garnett King
Paso
Texas
V. R. Stile
Pass
Santa Fe Central Railway System
Sunshine
Torrance Gateway
el Paso & Southwestern
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railways
Kennedy and Santa Fe
N. M
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Freigo
Rock Island
Pacific Raiway
G. B. Grimshaw
Mgr
Ater
Frank Dibert
Treas
A. B. Grimshaw
J. P. Lyng
City
Pass. Agt
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