Thoughtful Henry Clows Reflects On Market Turmoil
Henry Clows in his weekly Provincial Review contends the market suffers absenteeism as wealthy operators retreat from business. Investigations in New York and Washington spook financiers, slowing promotions and sparking pessimism, while large corporations move to stricter practices and insurers severs syndicate ties.
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Henry Clows
Wall
Alwentos
Quiler
New York
Washington
Financial
St Louis Civic League Urges City Plan Action
The St Louis Civic League, a branch of the American Civic Association, ordered five thousand copies of a public sanitation report on garbage printed and distributed. A committee list was adopted to draft a comprehensive city plan. Secretary Mayo Fesler says coordination of movements will yield harmony and guide future growth amid expansion.
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St. Louis Civic League
American Civic Association
Mayo Fesler
San Mioneleco
Cleveland
Buffalo
Wiesnington
Detroit
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
America
Aly
New Mexico Crop Report Details Winter Conditions and Prospects
The January New Mexico Climate and Crop Report notes light precipitation but ample soil moisture from December snow. Warming trends and active prep work, with good grain prospects and budding fruit trees in southern valleys. stock losses in northern counties offset by plentiful forage. Electrical power projects in Estancia Valley and Needles discussed, amid broader securities and forestry debates.
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New Mexico
Linney
Enantles
Post Check currency proposed to curb disease by mail
Advocate explains a coinless Post Check system replacing worn currency with clean notes mailed directly to recipients. Used money returns to treasury, new notes issued, reducing germ spread. Urges physicians and public to lobby for bill CH. R. 1979 and notes backing by postmaster general and House committee.
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House Postofice
Alaska's Plea for Self Government and Justice
Alaska's 60 000 native born Americans demand territorial government and local law making power. They seek an appellate court, reduced distant litigation, and fair taxation with representation. They criticize federal taxes and call for roads, rails, and public improvements as Alaska seeks status beyond a mineral frontier.
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Congress
Great Northwest
Roosevelt
Alaska
California
Sonsages
Washington
United States Treasury
Philippines
Yukon
Thomas Jefferson's Celebrated Maxims
A 1825 letter to Thomas Jefferson Smith prints practical life maxims. Do today what you can, avoid debt, spend after earning, take hardship lightly, and act calmly. It urges prudence, temper, and deliberate actions to prevent future trouble.
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Jefferson
Thomas Jefferson Smith
Pridy
Reason For Woman In Business Life
A lengthy early 20th century discussion argues more women enter business due to wage pressures and necessity. It notes barriers to advancement, marriage implications on job retention, and the scarcity of women in high-responsibility roles. Calls for revolutionary change in conditions to enable reliable self-support for women.
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Fortokien
Clorke
Chute
Murage
Tragic Train Crash At Mountain Road Crossing
A fast train struck a wagon at the Mountain Road crossing injuring two men, one killed. The deceased, about 35, from Bell Ranch area, had lived in Albuquerque 18 months. His sister in Texas was alerted. funeral planned at Strong's chapel. Engineer and fireman could not be reached for comment.
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D. M. Quintina
Nother
Hoth
Paxton
Shaw
BM Paxton
W. R.whitney
Iwecount
The
Whitney
Bell Ranch
Albuquerque
Eliza Davis
Anson
Texas
Stanford
Strong's Chapel
Archibald
Windy" Stevens
Hmited
No. 707 South
Duke City Tea and Coffee Company Closes Doors Temporarily
The Duke City Tea and Coffee Company at 118 West Silver Avenue has shut its doors temporarily amid creditor action. J B Putney, a creditor and wholesale grocer, obtained a bill of sale of the contents but agreed to return it to other creditors pending a creditors meeting to decide next steps. Attorney A J Mitchell said no final decision has been made as creditors have not yet met. No liabilities have been disclosed.
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Duke City Tea and Coffee Company
West Silver Avenue
J. B. Putney
A. J. Mitchell
Duke City Tea and Coffer Company
Mountaineer Heads for New York Trip Again
The Heo Mountaineer, kept in Dodson's garage for ten days, escaped this morning bound for Kansas City and the east. Megargel and Fassett plan two weeks to rest in Kansas City before resuming the cross country voyage toward New York. They state their aim is to cross the continent and aid the good roads movement rather than chase a record.
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Dodson
Kansas City
Megargel
Fasset
New York
Percy Megargel
Fassett
Canyon Road
Banta Fe
Injured Are Getting Along Nicely After Wreck
Citizens inquire at Santa Maria hospital about the condition of Express Messenger Sun. The natives injured in the No 1 wreck yesterday morning, Ted Bitewater, are said to be recovering gradually. Work to locate the disaster scene continues as railroad employees clear the area.
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Santa B
Ubieelty
Ted Bitewater
Railroyd Sanployes
Arrest for Cruelty to Animals Leads to Arrest Today
Morning ordered arrest of Frank Howe on charges of cruelty to animals due to complaints at headquarters. Allegations describe severe mistreatment by Howe at a sixth street location. Court appearance planned next morning with potential penalties outlined.
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Frank Howe
Atrem
Run Ryne
Tyeras Agenive
Anne Suiel
Tomerror Morolns
Poller McMillin
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Farmers’ Institute
Estancia
Hagan
Cory Peopiniois
Henry Clews
Zant Mountains
Division of Forestry
Department of Agriculture
American Lumber Company
Koulong
Zani Mountains
New York City
Momey
Philadelphia Medical Council
Thos
Thomas Jefferson
Mountain Road
Mountaineer
M. Mandell
Wm. Chaplin
Shoe Store
Railroad Ave
Pee Oy
Bond
Geo. T. Stagg Co. Distillers
Frankfort, KY
Melvni & Eakin
New York Fair
Antonio Armijo
Chile
N. Third Street
Wootton & Wyer
Third St
Crown Studio
Over Post Hardware CO
West Railroad Ave
C. W. Strong's
Undertakers
Fairview
Santa Barbara
South Second Street
Rambler
Columbia
Tribune
Pioneer Bakery
Simon Balling
Balling Bros
Flist Street
Chas. L. Keppeler
South Second St
Rankin & CO
N. T. Armijo Building Furniture Exchange and Storage CO
J. W. Masters
West Gold Ave
Jemez Hot Springs
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