New Mexico Coal Lands At Risk In Senate Move
The Albuquerque Citizen notes a senate joint resolution by La Follette to withdraw coal bearing public lands from entry. It cites 4000 acres expanding with Geological Survey work, affecting Colorado to Indian Territory and urging statehood as New Mexico fears loss of natural resources from reserves and restrictions on grazing and water rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
la Follette
United States
National Geological Survey Service
Colorado
Idaho
Wyoming
Utah
Oregon
Washington
Montana
New Mexico
Arizona
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Adequate Argument on Statehood Boost for Oklahoma and Southwest
The Glee Democrat argues that Oklahoma statehood will spur rapid population and business growth in the Southwest, increase land values, and attract homeseekers and railroad expansion. If Arizona and New Mexico join, capital and settlers will surge further. Missouri supports the broader statehood circle, with Alaska remaining a future admission prospect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glee-Democrat
Oklahoma
Southwest
Twin Territories
Statehood
Statius
Arizona
New Mexico
Missouri
Alaska
Statehood Delay for Territories Warned by Gavewe Teceauy
The Colorado port Gavewe Teceauy argues neither territory is ready for statehood now or in ten years. He suggests keeping them outside the Union until they are fit for separate admission, while criticizing a rival paper in a corrupt, rotten borough. The remark portrays skepticism about rapid expansion and party loyalty influencing statehood.
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Colorado
Anti trust stance in Republican clubs signals long run
The National League of Republican clubs adopts a resolution opposing illegal combinations that restrain trade harming producers or consumers. It declares no war on capital or corporations, urging equity for all, aligned with historic Republican hostility to trusts. Desertions and copper trust influence in Arizona are debated amid jury law changes in New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National League of Republican Clubs
Philadelphia
Republican Party
Harrison
Sugar Trust
Globe- Democrat
Puso
Albuquerque Journal
Arizona
New Mexico
Southwestern Copper Trust
Interesting Estimate of New Mexico Population
Six years after a census valued New Mexico's population at about 200000, estimates based on school census figures suggest a total near 275000 last fall. county populations range from 30000 in San Miguel to under 9000 in Grant and Union with regional density along the Sangre de Christo range and Rio Grande valley.
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New Mexico
Arizona
Inez
Censis Bureau
San Miguel
Bernalillo
Santa Fe
Socorro
Ro Arriba
Dona Ana
Grant
Colfax
Valencia
Chaves
Otero
Guadalupe and Union
Sandoval
Eddy
Lincoln
Roosevelt
San Juan
Sierra
Lana
Torrance
Quay
Guadalupe
Grant, Luna
Luna
McKinley
Sangre Dé Christo Range
Rio Grande Valley
Fourth Judicial District
Where To Worship Church Services and Details
A list of area church services on Sunday across Christian Science, Episcopal, Presbyterian, Lutheran, Congregational, Baptist and Methodist denominations. Includes locations, service times, pastors or speakers, Sunday schools, and special notes on organ music and youth activities. Strangers invited to all services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Methodist Church
Arno Street
M. Soltie
Paul
Fifth Street
Sliver Avenue
C. All
Hugh A. Oa
Ons Broadway
Hodgin
J. W. McNeil
Shelley
First Methodist Episcopal Church
JW Rollins
D. D
M. A
Epworth League Mets
C. H. Appleton
Adoreton
Gaul
Holy City
Miss Pratt
Patchin
Industrial Expansion In Last Five Years
The census report shows unprecedented U S manufacturing growth 1900 to 1905 with Oklahoma as the fortysixth state. Production value rose from 5.8 to 6.9 billion dollars capital from 5.1 to 7.3 billion materials used 4.0 to 5.2 billion wages up 32 percent and workers 16 percent. Oklahoma and Indian Territory saw sharp gains in establishments capital and product value. The expansion under a protective tariff shapes economic questions in the 1908 campaign.
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United States
Oklahoma
Southwest
South
Indian Territory
Massachusetts And Upton Sinclair Thon In Everybody's
Lawson critiques Massachusetts corruption and the political system as a fraud structure driven by bribery and defiance of reform. He recounts a decade of muckraking, praising Upton Sinclair for The Jungle and noting his support for Sinclair’s crusade against greed in politics and industry.
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Massachusetts
Upton Sinclair
Lawson
Everybody's
Pompeii
Rome
Beacon Bil
Dollar
Sinclair
Value of Newspaper Advertising for Military Recruiting
Washington D C June 24 The army and navy assess publicity methods to recruit. Genera Ainsworth circular asks officers to identify how recruits learned of opportunities through ads posters or word of mouth. NY recruits officers will tally source for each enlistment. Policy may steer War and Navy recruitment advertising in future.
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Washington, D.C
Army
Navy
B.C. Ainsworth
Henne
EB. Harding
2Th Infantry
Third Avenue
Amd
BE. P. Andrews
Jacovaley
Sixth and
Eighth Avenues
New York City
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THE
Albuquerque Citizen
Citizen Publishing Company
W. 5. Strickler
W. T. McCreight
Glass
America
Kansas City
Judiciary Committee
Knox
New Mexican
Christian Science
Woman's Club
Commercial Club
Fourth Street
West Gold Avenue
Gold Avenue
Broadway
Ernest
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Corder Fourth Street
Silver Avenues
R. W. Reynolds
A. G. Harrison
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Moser
Sixth Street
Silver Avenue
Suppe
Somimantis Miss Olke
Howard Clare
J. Ww. T. McNeill
B. Milter
Mendelssonhn
Mr. Mandell
Martin Lohman
Las Cruces
N. M
Adams & Dilgard
Fifth Street and Railroad
Grand Central Hotel
Bike’ Theater
Swain
Jesse James
Faywood
Globe. Democrat
A.C
Bilicke
MO. S. Mitchell
Hollenbeck
Los Angeles
Calif
Beach Line
Albuquerque Gas, Electric Light and Power Co, Corner 4Th and Gold
Melvii & Eakin
Yellowstone
Moet &@ Chandon
St Louis
A. B.C
Bohemian
Jos
Loudon
Jersey
F. G. Pratt & CO
Casino
Jas. Herkin & Co
Lmboden
Albuquerque
Jemez Springs
Hilsboro Creamery
Jemez
George H. Moore
Weg Railroad Avenue
James T. Johnston
South Second Street
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