Statehood debate over Arizona and New Mexico
The Albuquerque Citizen quotes St Louis bond news and criticizes the Globe Democrat for errors about Oklahoma, New Mexico, and Arizona areas. It cites Cannon and Beveridge supporting Oklahoma into the union while warning separate states New Mexico and Arizona may miss entry in this generation.
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Cannon
House
Senate
New Mexico
Arizona
Globe-Democrat
Beveridge
California
Texas
Globe Democrat
New Mexico and Arizona urged to accept joint statehood
The Optic urges New Mexico and Arizona to accept joint statehood when the bill reaches the president. It argues both territories are fit to govern themselves and warns that separate admission is unlikely while joint statehood remains an option. It notes Oklahoma and Indian Territory’s single-state status as precedent and calls for action at the upcoming sea son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Globe Democrat
Arizona
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Beveridge
New Oklahoma
Grove Democrat
Globe-Democrat
Cannon
House of Representatives
Mark Smith
Union of
Oklahoma and
Congress
United States
Alaska
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
National Congress
Joint Statehood Push Gains Momentum in Border News
The Culive and The New Mexican urge joint statehood for New Mexico and Arizona as both papers back the Hamilton Will. They argue a single state or joint statehood with shared benefits, pledging support to the plan now favored by editorial voices.
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Las Vegas
New Mexico
Arizona
Inez
A Plea for the American Husband as World’s Best
The writer extols the American husband as the ideal breadwinner protector and family shield. He argues many wives fail to appreciate such a husband and warns that lack of gratitude robs him of life’s joys, urging wives to cherish a strong, hard-working spouse daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hfe
How Man Makes His Enduring Monument
An essay argues that a person forges an enduring monument through character and deeds rather than stones. It compares granite memorials to lasting influence from science, philosophy, and philanthropy, stating true monuments are built by how one lives and teaches others.
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Centerville
Horace
Sweatshop Tales of Small Wages and Long Hours
Bertha Poole in the Independent portrays life in an American sweatshop through a Cleveland or Chicago setting. An old German woman, sixty four, explains earning six cents for finishing and eight cents for shop work, with hours stretching from five in the morning to midnight during rush periods. She recalls decades of hardship, the cold winters delaying work, and the impact on her health and family.
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Bertha Poole
Independent
Timimmeéer
Chicago
Haried
Sought-For Suitor Finds Love Amid Ball Meeting Adele Perera
John Halloran of Jersey City owner of 10408 worth of real estate, aged 62, had long advertised for a wife. He received hundreds of letters as suitors varied in age and temperament. At a Shepherds of Bethlehem lodge ball he met Adele Perera of West Hoboken and they became engaged.
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Himieh
John Halloran
Jeraey Chu
John Ie
the Shepherds of Bethlehem
Adele Perera
West Hoboken
Religious services and schedules in several churches
Christian Science Services in the Woman's club rooms at 11 o'clock. St Pauls Lutheran Church led by Rev. B. Mower with Sunday school at 9:20 and services in German and English. Christian Church with Ernest B. Crawford minister, Sunday school 10, sermon on The Transfiguration at 1, Christian Endeavor 7:45, evening 8. Highland Methodist Church led by J. M. Sollie, preaching 11 and 8, Sunday school 9:45, Senior League 7. First Methodist Episcopal Church led by Rev. J. C. Rollins, Sunday school 9:45, morning worship 11 with special music, Epworth League 7, no evening service. Presbyterian church at Lead Ave and South Third Street hosting opening exercises for visitors. Congregational and Baptist Services at Broadway church, Sunday school 9:45, morning service 11 with sermon Woole Opinion, music by organ and choir, 8 p.m. McNeill conducts evening service Walking In the Light with organ preludes and anthems. Y P S C E at 7. Evening offerings include Now Vanish Before the Holy Beams and Blest Are the Pure in Heart.
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Christian Science
Woman's Club
Commercial Club
Gold Avenue
Pourt! Street
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Rev.b. Mower
Sixth Street
Silver Avenue
South Arno
Christian Endeavor
Highland Methodist Church
South Amo Street
J. M. Sollie
France
First Methodist Episcopal Church
J. C. Rollins
D. D
Hesse
Ava Maria
Jundmann Pratlude
Costa
Epworth League
Presbyterian Church
Lead Avenue
South Third Street
Congregational
Congregational Church
Broadway
J. W. Barron
Woole
J. W. McNeil
Krom Naeman Wee
Dudley
Tiandee
E. J. Washburn
Offerion
Clark Y. P.S. C
W. T. McNeill
Osterheidt
Budley Buck
Haydn
Martha Brown Gibbs
Arthur Page
Centennial reenactment marks Meriden town meeting anniversary
Meriden Connecticut June 16 celebration reenacts the 1806 first town meeting with residents in period costumes. Putnam Phalanx in colonial uniforms escorts participants as the town hall episode plays out with detailed headlines and costs.
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Meriden
Conn
Putnam Phalanx
Moses Ames
Cheshie
Waldemar G. Hirschfeld
Amos White
Arthur W. Shaw
George W. Stanley
Hush F Hagarty
Griswold
William C. Brown
Erastus Ripley
J. A. Hill
Absolom Boyce
Albert Fu Gustine
Ebenezer Prindle
Frank L. Burleigh
Herodotus Peck
Sherman F. Johnson
Deacon Mitchell
Alfred B. Savage
John Preston
Harold L. Wheatly
Exhibition by Cincinnati Turnverein Celebrates Twenty Fifth Anniversary
Cincinnati Turnverein marks 25 years with a Schauturnen exhibition at League Thee Ballpark featuring delegates from Cincinnati Covington and Newport. A banquet at Northside Turner hall follows with Volksfest at the Zoo and a program of gymnastic displays films and dancing.
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Cincinnati Turnverein
Cincinnati
Oho
Northside Turn- Verein
League Thee
Turner Societies
Covington
Newport
Northside
Turner Hall
Scrambled Local Notices Include Cat Finds and Bowling Challenge
A misread mishmash lists stray cat sightings at 218 South Wales and 1015 Wil Hattie, a Parker fountain pen, and a reward offer. It also mentions a wanted S-man bowling team to challenge the Audavits at West Bowling Alleys in Queen Ward, with unclear details and garbled addresses.
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Salto
Audavits
West
Telegraphic Markets Chicago and Kansas City Live Stock
Chicago and Kansas City market notes show cattle receipts around 2,000 to 300 in KC, prices steady with cattle: native steers 4.50 to 5.75 in KC, southern and western cattle mixed. cows and heifers 2.25 to 5., calves 2.50 to 6.25. Sheep at Chicago 3,000 receipts with muttons 5.64, lambs 5.50, range ewes 4.75 to 5.75. Kansas City reports no lambs and steady markets. Closing wholesale and stock quotes listed for wheat corn oats pork lard ribs and major exchanges.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Western Fed
Two Pittsburg Cities Merge Into Greater Pittsburg
Pittsburg and Allegheny were consolidated by decree signed by Judge Frederick H. Collier of the county court. The act creates Greater Pittsburg and confirms its legality as a unified city.
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Pittsburg
Pas
Allegheny
Frederick H. Collier
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