Arizona and New Mexico Joint Statehood Debate Echoes
A compilation of excerpts from The Albuquerque Citizen and other papers discusses joint statehood for Arizona and New Mexico. It covers arguments of supporters and critics, forecasts from editors, and opinions on campaigns, corruption fears, and the path to admission, including references to Roosevelt and national party stances.
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Albuquerque
New Mexican
Arizona
Santa Fe
Phoenix Republican
Congress
Arixona
Tucson
Douglas International-American
Roosevelt
Joe
Teddy
White House
New Mexico
Coyote
Hector
Prescott Journal-Miner
Shilty
Frost
Friends of Statehood
Andrews
McGuire
Oklahoma
Leavenworth Times
Sisterhood of
Republican Congress
Republican Party of the Nation
Republican Party of
Dally Opie
Heawell
Pecos Valley
Arizona and
Washington Gossip: Moody Faces Resignation and Bills
In Washington on June 22 Attorney General Moody frets over salary and finances, often threatening to resign while Roosevelt tightens talk on bills. Vice President Fairbanks defends Cannon against pure food charges amid stables in damp ground. Senate veterans fade as illness and retirements mount. Yerkes named to study free alcohol abroad.
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Washington, D. C
Moody
William Henry
Theodore
Fairbanks
Rhode Avenue
Cannon
Indiana
Delevan Smith
Th News
Uncle Joe
White House
Congress
Crowning of the First European King
An account of Olaf Haraldsson and St. Olaf's canonization shaping Norway's church and Trondheim's cathedral. The article details the archbishopric, architecture from late Romanesque to early Gothic, fires, restorations funded by 100000 kroner, and coronation ceremonies in Trondhjem amid royal residence and bustling salmon trade.
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Olaf Haraldson
Olaf
Trondhjem
Norway
Theaundinavia
St. Olaf
Bukiested
Magnus the Good
St. Clement's Church
Trond
Hjem
Stiftiamimand
Trondbjem
Pretty Picture From Northwest New Mexico
Frank Hartman reports from Farmington, New Mexico, describing a bustling early 20th century town. Merchants boast ample stocks and solid trade, with brick business houses, good utilities, and rapidly growing residences along a broad, tree-lined street plan near the La Plata and Animas river area.
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Northwest New Mexico
Frank Hartman
Durango
Farmington
Durang
Animas
la Plata
Albuquerque Business College Changes Hands
Mr. Hunter, newly arrived from San Francisco, bought Crown studio on Railroad avenue and now owns Albuquerque's business college. He pledges to develop and promote the enterprise, with Geo. R. Ramsay likely to join the venture as a partner, signaling optimism for the city's future.
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Mr. Hunter
Business College
San Francisco
Crown
Railroad Avenue
Albuquerque
Ramsay
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