Water row sparks Albuquerque water plant dispute
The Citizen accuses the Morning Journal of misrepresenting a proposed Albuquerque water plant cost of about 75000 dollars and cites Colonel Jastro as authority from Bakersfield. It insists the city can supply water at under 10 cents per thousand gallons, while the current company charges 26 cents. The piece predicts a higher price for the present plant and criticizes the water organ for not answering questions.
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Strickler
Strickier
Albuquerque
Colonel Jastro
Bakersfield
Cal
Coleone Jastro
Citzen
HMO
Morning Journal
Journal
Water Company
Macbeth
Ex Delegate Rodey Answers Former Delegate Murphy
Ex Delegate Rodey rejects Murphy interview on joint statehood for Arizona and New Mexico. He argues Tawney’s influence will block anti statehood and asserts Murphy's stance lacks persuasive reasoning. Rodey urges broader congressional outreach and reader understanding of the joint statehood debate.
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Arizona Register
Globe
Bil
Arizona
New Mexico
Rodey
Murphy
Prescott
Arzona
Frank M. Murphy
Tawney
Brown
Mr. Rodey
James A. Tawney
House
Congress
Territorie
Southwest
East
Washington
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Oklahoma's Heavy Handicaps in Indian Territory
From Tucson Arizona Star the piece argues Oklahoma must shoulder the Indian Territorys funds and legal burdens as it jointly seeks statehood. It notes Oklahoma's large school fund and land/treaty complications, praising union with Indian Territory and predicting statehood for both regions.
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Indian Territory
Tucson
Ariz
Statehood
New Myalco
Arizona
Splendid
Historial Association
Oklahoma City
New Mexico
Valuable First Street Property SOLD to New Owners
The John M. Moore Nealty company sold First Street property 15 to A. J. McMillen and L. R. Thompson for 9000 dollars. The purchaser, Chard Meat and Sappy Company, will take immediate possession and start extensive improvements transforming the old building into a two story brick structure.
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John M. Moore
Former Silver City Boy Finds Success in Globe Arizona
News from Arizona highlights Harry Carvil formerly of Silver City No OM now in Globe thriving in public and private entertainment. He shows a splendid delivery after careful training capable of portraying human emotion. His polished features and appealing presence have earned him many friends and a rising elocution career.
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Harry Carvil
Silver City
Globe
Ariz
Carvil
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