Hubbell Argues For Joint Statehood Of New Mexico Arizona
Frank A. Hubbell, business manager of the Citizen Publishing Co in Albuquerque, endorses joint statehood for New Mexico and Arizona. He cites a $5 million cash grant plus extensive land allocations totaling 792 000 acres and 6 percent of future land sale proceeds, arguing the proposed act yields the largest federal land grant to a new state and would grant both territories equal representation and full citizenship upon admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T McCreight
Citizen Publishing Company
Albuquerque
Arizona
New Mexico
Sane
Military Institute
Senate
United States
Congress
Frank A. Hubbell
Sunday closing at Las Cruces bars town for day
Las Cruces, New Mexico, closed Sunday commerce under Governor Hagerman order. first time the town sealed by decree with ice cream parlors idle, ice not delivered, and the plaza band concert halted. Also notes Miss Kate Lemon's burial in Catholic cemetery, family moves, church abstentions, and local political race for postmaster with three candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Cruces
N. M
Hagerman
Kate Lemon
Miss Lemon
San Antonio
Texas
John Lemon
Calla Kennedy
Sheriif William Rynerson
el Paso
Hannah Burke
Kansas City
Kas
Burke
Dr. Petin
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Down on the Farm at Swain Dramatic Company Tonight
Swain Dramatic company presented the comedy Down on the Farm and the companion piece Way Down East to a fair audience last evening. The plot follows a girl misled by a mock marriage, a housemaid named Annie Moore, and David son of the squire, with a snowbound finale and a happy reconciliation. Tonight the company performs What Women Will Do before their big tent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swain Dramatic Company
Menkenmeijer
Sar
Squire Bartlett
David
Mabel
Annie Moore
Annie
Squire
Engineer Rogers Escapes Severe Scalp Wound
W. T. Rogers, an engineer at a laundry, narrowly escaped a fatal injury yesterday evening when a steel crowbar fell from the roof of the elevator shaft and struck him on the head as he descended. He was briefly stunned but managed to lower the cage to the floor. The wound required several stitches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Rogers
Peril
Rogers
Ex-Governor Murphy Sees No Statehood For Arizona
Former Arizona governor N O Murphy, arriving in the city on private business, said he believes Arizona will reject statehood by an overwhelming majority. He noted Apache county might vote yes, the only county potentially for joint statehood, and urged New Mexico to send a citizen committee to gauge the true situation. He praised mining and industry growth, especially in the Prescott district, predicting a bright territorial future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. O. Murphy
Phoenix
Ariz
Las Vegas
Arizona
New Mexico
Murphy
Apache County
Prescott
Second Scotty and the special train to Alva
An anxious eastern emigration agent, chasing a misguided dream, orders a special Panhandle train from Wellington Kansas to Alva after missing the Santa Fe connection. The depot agent Earl Taggart accelerates the process, sending engine and car to a lightning run. The scene unfolds at the Wellington depot with determined hopes and rapid action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Kas
Ayawan
Santa Fe
Earl Taggart
Taggart
Milan
Alva
Panhandle
Afteen
New Mexxico
Wienta Ary
Land No. 1
D N Marron Cartoon Injury to Political Image
The Las Vegas Optic ran a cartoon depicting D N Marron apart from the territory with an eagle motif and a Buster Brown figure at his foot. The caption parodies a Fourth of July speech about political institutions liberty and the cowardly who would affront cherished gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marron
Las Vegas
Mr. Marron
Buster Brown
Vigil sues over alleged libel tied to school trustee race
Vigil files warrants claiming libel against M. Sandoval and Deputy Coulter over a Spanish paper article about the Barelas school trustee election. He says Coulter humiliated him at county jail and that Coulter and Sandoval conspired to question judge Vigil’s integrity amid county politics.
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Yestead
Pee Vigil
Ciig
Vigil
M. Sandoval
la Gpinton Publica Publishing Company
Coulter
Viel
Barelas
Landers Americana
Set
Sverke Montoya
Viell
Montoya
Vigil Montoya
Sherif Coulter
Bastiie
la Handera Ameri
Four Liquor Houses Tangle Over Possible Consolidation
City rumor swirls as Ernest Meyers Company, Bachech Gr oml, Stern Seuloss Co, and Melini Eakin weigh merging to two stores. Stern says consolidation is only a possibility. inventory and gauging stock will precede any definite decision. Evening Citizen was asked to withhold certainty until details are secured.
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Mimors
Ernest Meyers Company
Bachech & Groml, Stern, Seuloss & Co
Melini & Eakin
Visness
Silver Avenue
Railrad Avenue
Stern, Schloss & Co
Meuni & Eakin
Buchech & Gromh
First Street
Evening Citizen
Stern, Selloss & Co
Twlog
Stern
Local Fraternal Lodge Installation and City Notes
July 2 installation events at the Fraternal Brothersau in the Elks opera house with ceremonies, a masque, dancing, and refreshments. A pocketbook with a sweeping expense note was found on South Second street and left at the office for identification. Other items mention Long Beach visitors, Miss Margaret Parr’s seventh birthday gathering, and Albuquerque socialites. Police court notes include a Kalahis of Cohsmalam case and a $5 fine. Hart & Ford advertise stock sale and local business notices follow with classifieds and real estate listings.
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Brothersau
Elks Opera House
South Second Street
Long Beach
Cal
Farr
Margaret Parr
Wilsom Parr
Margaret Flournoy
Mra
John C. Flournoy
Mise Farr
Alimauergue
Juan @ Armijo
Mia
Armijo
Juan
Albuquerque
Tomorson
Silver Avenue
Axali
Cohsmalam
Crawford
Marys Hill
Joint Statehood Preferred Over Separate Admission
Las Vegas New Mexico June 26 W T McCreight Business Manager The Citizen Publishing Co Albuquerque NM responds to an inquiry on whether New Mexico and Arizona should accept joint statehood. The writer urges acceptance as superior to separate statehood citing benefits of unity, history, and national citizenship while acknowledging potential loss of a historic territory name.
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Las Vegas
N. M
W. T. McCreight
Citizen Publishing Co
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Arizona
Larrazolo
Mobilization of Summer Troops At Mount Gretna Camps
Washington June 27 General orders will detail summer troop exercises at Mount Gretna and six concentration camps. No sham battles, no spectacle. emphasis on practical outdoor training, marches, and night bivouacs. Possible final reviews with high officers, as General Bell may visit camps if feasible.
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Washington, PB
War Department
Mount Gretna
Bell
Washington
T. MH. Berry
Europe
P. W. Duvall
Grant
New York
Great Carver and Diving Horse Show Promises Sensations
July 4 attraction features Dr W F Carver with shotgun and rifle, Five Diving Horses, the Girl in Red on Cupid, and the Flying Automobile. Shows promise daring feats, with $100 offered for a woman to ride Silver King in a 40 foot dive. excursion trains listed.
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Girl In
Red
Cupid
California Minited Arranges Marriage Amid Train Delay
Carrie Chadwick and Fred B. Matteson wed at 3 pm in the First Baptist parsonage after a late arrival and a prosaic clerk’s banter about licenses. The couple, joined by Charles and Will Chadwick, plan a southern California honeymoon before residing in Magdalena. Mrs Matteson is A Chadwick's daughter, a Kansas City real estate heir. Free Citizen Want ads note Mcintosh Hardware baskets for outings.
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California
Cupid
Thal
Mam
Carrie Chadwick
Fred B. Matteson
First Baptist Church
Mike Chadwick
Matteson
J. W. McNeil
Charles
Will Chadwick
Gold Avenue Sheep Commission
Mrs. Matteson
A. Chajwick
Kansas City
Mr. Matteson
New Mexico
Hd & Present
A Magdalena
Manzanita Hall A School for Boys Palo Alto
Manzanita Hall in Palo Alto California presents itself as a boys school serving Stanford University and eastern institutions with a staff of one teacher per five students. The campus at 4 great University avenue offers dormitory care, classical and modern language courses, abundant athletic facilities, a well stocked library, and a cinder track for the coming year. Catalogue available with photographic views. year begins August 20, 1906. J Leroy Dixon, Principal.
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Palo Alto
California
Stanford University
Great University
Ming
Ody
Jie
J. Leroy Dixon
Cal
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Fran A. Hubbell
Belives
New’ Mexico
D. N. Marron
Hart @ Ford
T Wells @ Co
Hart & Ford
Rolla
Kinery
Marte Liismag
Lune Cruces
West Bow
C. A. Larrazolo
International Power Company
Hereshoff
Charles F. Herreshoff
Hood
Exas Brigade
Servile
Tex
Seunion of Hood
Texas Brigade
Oneida
Madison County
Edwin J. Brown
The
Madison County Historical Society
Michael H. Kiley
John H. Richardson
Thomas J. James
W. D. Hoard
Wisconsin
WJ. Barnett
Washington, D. C
Secretary of the Treasury
Charles 8. Faleh
Gadsden
Ala
Alabama Commerce and Industrial Association
Pharmacists
York State
Niagara Palla
N.Y
New
York State Pharmaeutical —Association
Home Library
Albert
Faber
Railroad Ave
Albuquerque, N. M
Carver
Conquest Traction Park
Fair Grounds
Mcintosh Hardware Company
Williams
Maack
the Williams Drug Co
Front. Road Avenue
Manzanita Hall
Jemez Hot Springs
W. L. Trimble & Co
Tage
Prop
A. J. Richards
Cares Lees
Colorado Telephone Co
St. Elmo
Joseph Barnett
West Railroad Avenue
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