Rio Grande water division pact with Mexico outlined
The United States and Mexico reach a water sharing agreement on the Rio Grande at El Paso. The treaty provides 60,000 acre feet annually to Mexico via the Old Mexican canal bed, with U.S. deliveries and costs detailed, and states no US-wide water claims or precedents are conceded. Ratifications to occur per each country’s procedures.
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United States
Republic of Mexico
Rio Grande
el Paso
Eagle
New Mexico
Mexico
Juarez
Texas
Tne
Mexican Canal
Fort Quitman
Washington
Joint statehood debate heats up in regional papers
The Douglas Daily Dispatch and New Mexican letters critique Arizona New Mexico joint statehood. Pro and anti statesmanlike arguments erupt across editorials. critics accuse each side of falsehoods and cowardice, while references to political figures and local opinions highlight regional tensions over union.
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Douglas, Ariz
Daily Dispatch
New Mexico
Optic
Arizona Ix
Arizona
Mark Smith
Lordsburg Liberal
Nogales
Ariz
Oasis
President Roosevelt Called Slow on Arizona Statehood Vote
A fringe paper on the Mexican border rebukes President Roosevelt for ignorance of Arizona and New Mexico conditions. It questions his stance on joint statehood and criticizes Beveridge Rodey Hughes and the International America for influencing policy. The piece mocks the president as out of touch with the Southwest’s political reality.
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Douglas International
B S. Rodey
New Mexico
Hughes
Tucson
Theodore Roosevelt
Southwest
Arizona
Dres
Peverile, Rodey, Hughes
International America
I Timed Asking for More Irrigation Money Denver Nppurtitent
Delegates at the national irrigation congress in Boise plan to urge Congress to add 100 million dollars for reservoirs ditches and canals, funded beyond public land receipts. Experts warn against hasty increases, noting the reclamation service already spends millions and that conservative steps should guide policy.
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National Irrigation Congress
Tho
Boise
Maho
Congress
Irrigation Congress
National Congress
Reclamation Service
Irrigation Growth Elevates Colorado Farmland Value
The piece extols irrigation's impact over the past year and beyond, arguing eastern readers romanticize western irrigation while Colorado shows superior farm development. It notes Greyley potatoes, Rocky Ford cantaloupes, Palisade peaches, Fruita crops, wheat, alfalfa, and sugar beets, with prices rising to 200 400 dollars per acre in southern Colorado and 3000 to 5000 dollars in Arkansas Valley orchards. It claims lands now fetch high prices as investors and home builders seek Colorado's unique agricultural advantages.
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California
Spain
Irving
Grand Valley
Rocky Ford
Colorado
Mississippi
Genesee
Susquehanna
Sourthern
Arkansas Valley
Grand
Italian Alienist's Study of Rockefeller Draws Ire
Lombroso, the Turin criminologist, reviews Rockefeller as a perverted moral sense figure. He argues the American magnate excels by harming others and suggests society isolate such pestilence like a lunatic. Le Cri de Paris notes Roosevelt’s possible alignment with these views.
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Lombroso
Rockefeller
Turin
Thim Brano
le Cri de Paris
Monster Roosevel
M. Roosevel
le Cri
Lugar
Mixed up obituary fuels editor trouble in Nortougue News
A troubled editor at the Nortougue News faces fallout after a misprinted obituary and chaotic typesetting reveal a near-missing wreck of facts. The piece hints at a widow alleging altered tribute and a partner’s disputed subscription ties.
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Nortougue News
Tnwt
Vaccination Tale At Troy Social Gathering
A Troy Kansas tale recounts a young man at a party admiring a visiting belle in a sleeveless gown. She boasts of recent vaccination and remarks how it was performed, prompting surprised reactions about the procedure and locations. The exchange centers on humorous misunderstandings surrounding vaccination.
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Troy
Kas
Chtet
Tally
Life Beyond the Grave Question Echoes in Dinner Talk
In a pensive mood, the Close Observer recalls a Scribe dinner discussion on life after death. The C O voices a weary view that no answer yet satisfies the soul, while noting death as life’s messenger and doubting any earthly proof of an afterlife.
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Jine
C. O
Avery Dirk
Sandia
C. C
Hall of Fame
Burt
Dead
Mehi
New Mexico
Telegraphic Markets Spelter Wool Copper Lead and Stock Quotes
Market notes from Spelter Missouri and Leuis Missouri report wool market steady firm copper and lead unchanged. New York money market quotes show firm rates. Chicago live stock receipts and prices listed for cattle calves and hogs. Pork lard and hides futures with July and September openings. Southern Pacific Union Pacific copper stocks cited. Kansa City live stock receipts and prices noted. Continuous city market colors reflect subdued activity and price levels.
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Ww. T. McGreight
Imted Atate
Arizona Kleker
Denver
Denver News
Trinidad
Spelter
Speler
St. Louis
Leuis, Mo
New York
Carl
Mervantie
Chicago
Werere Nuly
Anh Omnen
Kankan City
Kaveosey
Dune
Southern St
Westery
SRG
M. Mandell
Cecil French
Washington, D. C
Imperial Laundry Co
Dilgard
Fifth Street
Railroad Ave
Grand Central Hotel
Owen Dinsdale
West Gold Avenue
Yar
Santa Fe
Silick
Mitchell
Hollenbeck
Los Angeles
Calif
Beach Line
Faywood
Electric Building
Albuquerque Gas, Electric Light and Power Co
Melini & Eakin
Yellowstone
Moet & Chandon
A. B.C
Bohemian
Jos
Loudon
Jersey
G. Pratt & CO
Jas Heekin & Co
Boden
South Second Street
Albuquerque
Jemez Springs
Tris
Jemez Hot Springs
George H. Moore
Wee ‘Haliraad Avenue
James T. Johnston
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