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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1907
Page
1
Secretary of Interior says it is best policy for department at present. Garfield supports leasing as the preferred method for utilizing public lands and resources, citing efficiency and revenue benefits while outlining implementation steps and oversight measures.
Denver, June 21. Public Land convention ends after three days of debate with resolutions opposing major changes to Roosevelt land policy. The group supports grazing on public lands by permit, expands forest reserves only where not infringing policy, and urges oath-bound reporting by land and agriculture agents. They call for preserving water rights in forest reservations and expanding school lands and irrigation initiatives.
Gas Electric company reports improved supply with its booster compressor now operating at full capacity. The booster output 120 million cubic feet daily, supplementing the plant’s 9,000 cubic feet per hour line and boosting lights and services for local patrons. Superintendent Thomas Meagher and a seven man crew have worked tirelessly to ready the equipment.
Santa Fe County holds special session and endorses Assessor Marcelo Ortiz action placing judgments for delinquent coupons on the rolls. Bonds total about $250,000 with accruing interest as district attorney says taxes apply. Rio Grande rises threatening Barelas bridge and flooding farms northwest of the bridge. Isleta Indians avoid crossings after a ferry accident. In Reveler Leavenworth, Judge Hazen named special referee in Uncle Sam Oil bankruptcy.
Tombstone Arizona June 21 Fran cen Marquard twelve years old while looking through a broken pane of glass in a window at her home today had her nose cut off. The upper sash fell back onto the broken glass and a piece struck the girl’s face, removing most of her nose. Dr Hason who lives nearby promptly replaced the member and believes it may graft and leave scarcely a scar, as it was severed evenly.
Pittsburg June 21 no strike after deliberations with American Sheet and Tin Plate company. After conferences the Amalgamated Association of Iron Steel and Tin Workers agreed to accept last year’s wage scale. The decision affects about 15,000 workers.
Fire destroyed the McAfee furniture factory department this morning in Garrett Kansas. Loss estimated between 5 900 and 7 000 dollars. Several bank counters damaged and to be rebuilt. In Kaw River near Kansas Avenue bridge Solomon Neville, 31, drowned after entanglement in a cable fragment.
Central government extends sweeping authority to state governors, consolidating executive reach across ministries. The move centralizes decision making, shifting leverage to federal leadership and diminishing local autonomy in budget approvals and policy enforcement.
St Petersburg report states governors in almost all provinces may suspend newspapers disperse meetings ban undesirable persons and punish without court involvement up to three months in jail and 500 dollars. The measure aims to head off agrarian unrest amid joint socialist opposition and calls for forceful defense of popular representation.
New York reports June 21 quote Viscount Hayashi stating Ambassador Aoki will be kept in Washington. The Tokyo note says the Japanese ministry under Marquis Satonji has Unionists and Conservatives behind it. Aoki’s recall is denied. Tokyo claims his San Francisco handling has government approval and he will stay as Japan's accredited representative.
A wartime court martial at a summer camp near Ba rlevia condemned forty eight mutineers and ordered their execution. Reports from Kiev note swift action and prompt sentences amid mutiny rumors.
Diings Mont June 21 Home seekers flock to land drawing for the Hun irrigation project. Secretary Gartichd will personally oversee the drawing in the district area.
Paris reports a battalion stationed at Agde deserted with arms and joined insurgent wine growers in Beziers area. Premier Clemenceau cites over a hundred soldiers wounded at Narbonne and rejects conditional surrender as deputies demand order in the south amid warnings of a revolution.
Important matters to New Mexico are reported with mentions of Chief Justice Mills heading to Philadelphia and Fleming A. Jones summoned to Louisiana for his aunt’s illness. The field notes a Yuma Indian Reservation land allotment supervisor and local weather and drowning incidents, with drought relief and crop prospects in Panhandle Texas.
A fire at the Cheyenne glass plant in Caney Kansas destroyed the brewing room. The blaze originated beneath the area known by workers as the big place where large cylinders are manufactured. Also notes jury system discussions in Washington and a lawyer M Fukigi planning travel to London.
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson attributes higher meat prices to consumer prosperity and fewer cattle raised, disputing packers in Chicago as sole fixers of costs. He cites New York and the East buying from Chicago, arguing price actions reflect broader market dynamics rather than packer losses.
San Francisco June 21 telegraph operators for Western Union and Postal companies in San Francisco and Oakland may strike today if their union committee is not treated fairly or offered arbitration. If a satisfactory statement is given or arbitration agreed, the strike may be averted.
Defense moves to discharge Haywood arguing the state failed to connect him to the murder. The motion notes gaps in evidence and contends the prosecution has not proven intent or participation beyond reasonable doubt. The filing requests dismissal or release pending further proceedings.
The state in Horse Idaho ends its case against Wm. D. Haywood with key testimony from Kingsley on handwriting and Seahorn on the Denver horse sale. Justice Goddard’s Colorado Supreme Court evidence impressed, while Mrs Ida Kreig Orchard, second wife of Harry Orchard, is expected to be called if the defense seeks dismissal.
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