Brave Enough to Live Not Die Says Crisis Essay
A critic challenges the obsession with fearless death and heroism, noting rising personal crisis reports and self destruction attempts. The piece argues true bravery lies in living with conscience and purpose, rather than dying bravely, and questions public adulation of peril. It concedes no medals for lying to survive, urging value in life over death.
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Chicago
New York
Bureau of Records
St. Louis
United States
Andrew Carnegie
Tympanum
Builders of humble homes transform Albuquerque outskirts
A sociology study notes workers north of Albuquerque near the American Lumber plant and east of town by the Santa Fe yards creating pioneer shacks that evolve into neat cottages with yards, chicken pens, and small barns. The thrifty laborers, who work after long days, convert cheap property into stable, well kept homes, improving the city’s appearance and desirability.
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Albuquerque
American Lumber Company
Santa Fe
Firet
Roosevelt Speech Fragments Spark Debate On Labor and Industry
The excerpted remarks from President Moorevelt in Michigan praise protective measures for workers against pauper labor, urge high quality industrial training, and stress dignity of labor. It discusses youth career paths, rural development, Fourth of July zeal in Albuquerque, and mentions local political figures and criminal cases in New Mexico.
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Moorevelt
Tie
Michigan
Lfe
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Golden Rule Clerks Get a Vacation Every Day
Golden Sweary Goods store chief announces daily noon closing from June through August with a two hour break. Proprietor Weinmann says clerks gain rest and shoppers see added value, noting last summer’s positive response and employee gifts as proof of appreciation. The store claims to be the only in the southwest implementing noon closures.
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Golden Kale Dry Gemis Company
Welnivont
Mls
Weinmann
Golden Sweary Goods
Bal Lunatics Repeats At Casino Theater This Week
Patrons request another showing of The Bal Lunatics by Manhattan Musical Comedy Company as weather kept crowds light last week. The revival promises the best piece the troupe has offered with crisp dialogue and witty skits, including the balloon sellers who drew cheers.
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Casino Theater
Manhattan Musical Comedy Company
Bal- Lunatics
Bal-Lunatics
Public playground a popular demand
Edward Johnson leads a petition drive in Albuquerque seeking an official boys playground. He has gathered over 600 signatures with more petitions in circulation, claiming broad citizen support and expecting council action soon to secure the playground.
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Edward Johnson
Albuquerque
Johnson
Argu
Market quotes received by F. J. Grat & Co. in Albuquerque
Telegraphic market quotations arrive via private wires from New York to broker F. J. Grat about latest prices. The bulletin notes room 37 Barnett building in Albuquerque New Mexico as the receiving point for these quotes.
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F. J. Grat & Co
New York
Barnett Building
Albuquerque
N. M
Market Notes On Wheat Corn And Livestock Trends
A fragmented market report from Liverpool to Chicago notes wheat and corn fluctuations with bearish pressure offset by late buying. Prices show volatility amid weather fears and crop prospects, while livestock values in Omaha rise. Market observers expect cautious gains as weather and supply influence futures and cash trades.
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Pat Banks
Tie Tine
Mississppi Valley
Hecht
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Hatton
Cottegern
New York
Harriman Hills
St. Paul
Atohixes
Reading
Copwe
Chicago
High Point
Roumania
United Kingdom
Germany
Bay Tra Howesnr
Livestock Market Reports From Kansas City and Chicago
Kansas City and Chicago livestock markets show steady to strong tones with mixed cattle and calf quotes. Receipts near 10,000 to 18,000 head include western fed steers around 4.00 to 6.65, calves near 4.00 to 6.50, yearlings around 5.85 to 6.75, and lambs in the mid sixes. reports note mixed weights and regional price ranges.
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Kansas City
Elina
Chicago
Western
Communications Aboard Wrecks Sparks Rail Debate
A troubled morning paper discusses winter wrecks and railway signaling issues. A railroader criticizes the town paper for its coverage arguing the whole affair harms the community and questions the value of a whistle system amid ongoing railroad delays and safety concerns.
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Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Citizen Publishing CO
W. S. Strickler
William F. Brogan
TIE Southwest
Southwest
Associated Press Report
Breater
Roosevelt
Robert County
George Curry
New Socorro
Vallotina Madrid
Alma Lyons
Hillsboro
Pecos
Humorists of
America
Hu” Prine
Telegraphic
Panimore
Ohio
Brooklyn
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Eams
Louisville
Nashville
Tentral
National
Ontari
Mies Nba
Rock Island
Southern Pacific i . Bt
Pautsy
Southern Railways
Nlon Pacific Bane
Mnon
Jomet and
Arigar
Doroinian Copper Ringe
North Hutte Tutte
Helvetia
Alornet
Lowes New York
Steele Conservs
Sandah
Lo & Tre
Liverpool
London
Lyons
Helleve
Omata
Omahas
Ata
Lokers
F. H. Strong
Strong
McIntosh Hardware CO
Albuquerque, New Mex
AEN
Othe
Victor
Machine Week
Edison
Learnard and
Lindemann
West Gold Ave
Alfew
Cehereke
Chickering & Sons
South Second St
Maid
Albuquerque Gas, Electric Light & Power Co
Fourth and
Gold Ave
Albuquerque Hatters
Hawk
3Rd St
Highland Livery
Plente
Bambrook Bros
John Street
P. Matteucci
Pirst Clases
Green Front
North First St
Fee
Walton
Morrow
Oneen
Akery
So First Street
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