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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1907

Page

4

Vanderlip Frames Call for Rail Regulation in Bank Speech

Banker Vanderlip urged Virginia bankers that current railroad financing risks a financial crisis without government regulation. He blamed railroad managers and Wall Street, warned of loss of public confidence, and argued securities must be regulated to protect investors, workers, shippers, and the public from private railroad power. Vanderlip, vice president of City National Bank, urged strict enforcement of regulatory plans.

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Jay driving nuisance on Albuquerque streets

A reader complains Albuquerque streets are cluttered by jay driving on the wrong side, causing collisions with carriages horses and autos. Calls for enforcing city ordinance, plus harms from phonographs and other urban annoyances noted as part of a broader, brisk local commentary.

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The Cub's Corner: Fashion, War Satire and Odd Anecdotes

A collage of humorous notices and quips on fashion like old stockings and straw hats, a cartoonish exchange about a wife, and snippets including a joke about Will Jones eating worms. A satirical interlude references the Turk, Dardanelles, and a Ukrainian-tinged scene with Petrapaulaky in Odessa.

City weighs sewerage and drainage upgrades

Alderman A W Hayden says council dedicates time at every meeting to sewerage and drainage discussions and aims to proceed with needed improvements once investigations confirm funding. finance governs speed, as the city must have money in the treasury to appropriate funds.

A. W. Hayden

Lost notice and sale of poultry business listing

Fragmentary notice reports a lost item for a Smith Premice type wrn and a separate sale offer tied to a poultry business Bred-to-Poultry Yards linked to J J Harger. Includes stray names and addresses with unclear OCR fragments and a Hazel Salve remedy mention.

ABOUT TOWN ITEMS FROM SANTA FE DEPOT AND BEYOND

Improvements on the Santa Fe depot tracks and platforms begin next week. President Johnson of the American Lumber Co. left for Santa Fe on business. Justo Arnijo from California visits family. A Presbyterian church social occurs tonight in the Reynolds building. A force works on Santa Fe yards near the shops. A wagon full of Albuquerque youths tours Bear Canyon led by Miss Julia Knowles. Colorado Telephone Co. puts up new poles on Second Street. Maier of Orange Blossom Mining Co. in Needles is in town. Walter Street Grocery on Coal and Walter changes hands to Mrs. E. T. Stokes. Santa Fe westbound trains report a hail storm between Trinidad and Wagon Mound. Rosenwald’s space on Third and Central leased to L. Kempenick. Police note marriages, arrests, and a concert by the American Lumber Co. band at TraTon Park. Socorro Wilks, famed trotter, dies. Hillsboro to host a July Fourth with two fireworks, barbecue and drill contest. Ed White resigns from Imperial Laundry wagon delivery for a Pecos river horseback trip. Japanese Tombola at Congregational church with tea and music. Several court items and a Pecos river dynamiting defense in Pecos. Two natives jailed for alleged offenses. Dobson returns from Pecos to defend men in a dynamiting case. Kailey injured in Silver City en route to hospital. Japanese Tombola event offers free bus from Central and Second. Garcia vs. Dumon water cable case to be heard tonight. The column ends with a testimonial about Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and colds.

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Sunmount Tent City at Santa Fe A Health Getaway

Sunmount Tent City Santa Fe New Mexico sits in the Sanigre de Cristo hills offering clean air and a dry warm climate. New management this year promotes health, parent, exercise and enjoyment with a new descriptive booklet titled Sunmount Santa Fe New Mexico Land of the Large and Charitable Air.

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Telegraphic Markets Summary From New York June 27

Telegraphic market notes from Albuquerque brokers show stocks, copper players, railroads, and utilities in flux. London steadiness in copper influenced by El y group, with Consolidated Copper forming to absorb it. diverse railway and industrials activity noted along with farm and livestock price signals from Kansas City and Chicago reports.

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