Editorial Call for Republican Harmony in New Mexico
The Las Vegas Optic urges unity within the Republican Party across New Mexico as it faces a constitutional convention and a fall election. It praises irrigation growth and territorial prosperity, calls for efficient governance, and urges party leaders to unite under a strong, reforming administration for the entire territory.
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Las Vegas
Republican Party of
New Mexico
Republican Party
Unhappy Servia and its weak king Peter
The piece contrasts Russia’s loyalty to its ruler with Servia’s hate for King Peter, blamed for appointing murderers to his court. It says the United States and other powers do not recognize him as king, calling him a puppet. Analysts warn another royal murder could come. Last Right’s telegrams hint the end nears.
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Servia
Russia
Nicholas
Peter
United States
Great Britain
Holland
Italy
Greece
Regiclles
Alexander
Last Right
Beauty drives El Paso school grounds project gains praise
El Paso school beautification program praised for plantings and cultivation of trees and flowers. Superintendent Fulnam reported at Monday’s school board meeting that the effort teaches children that beauty matters and will spread to homes, improving city streets and pride of El Paso residents.
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el Paso
Albuquerque
Fulnam
Jerusalem
Growth of New Mexico Settlements Drives Big Land Entries
February saw 281 homestead entries in Roswell district, with Clayton land office posting record daily entries since December. Santa Fe and Laws Office results surged as irrigation projects expanded, leaving 64 million acres still open. immigration and a looming constitutional convention stir territorial debate.
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New Mexico
Roswell Land District
Clayton Land Office
United States
Santa Fe Land Office
UST
Laws Cruces Land Office
Elephant Butte
Bureau of Immigration
Weather outlook from Foster's latest March bulletin
Forecasts show disturbances crossing continents toward mid month with a warm wave and cool wave affecting the western to eastern regions. Temperatures will peak as this system approaches, rainfall rising over the next two weeks, promising an early spring but ending cold with alternating freezes. Crop forecasts warn of highly variable weather and reduced yields for corn and wheat, with potatoes near half crop and soil quality driving outcomes.
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Washington, D.C
Continents
Pacific Coast
Hockles
Great Central Valleys
Rockies
Steat Central Valleys
Eastern States
Brazil in the Early 1900s Developments and Exports
Consul Seeger reports Brazil at the turn of the century as the continent’s largest nation by area and a rising commercial power. The text highlights vast resources, rubber exports, and growing water transport, with U S trade rising and foreign capital pouring into Rio de Janeiro, Sao Paulo, and the southern states.
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Brazil
United States
China
Consul Seeger
Saya
South America
Chile
Amazon
Madeira
Negro
Para
Tocanthis
Parwin
San Francisco
Llanos
Est
Caty
Selva
Foros
Brent Brazilian
Bieyelm
Tk Bo Forge
Bevel
Gritela
Germany
Great Britain
Barone
Rio de Janeiro
Texo
Mitreia
Ctty
Sao Paulo
Germin Capitalista
Asphalt's Vast Prize Rouses U S Interest in Venezuela
The article argues Venezuela holds the world’s finest asphalt deposits, potentially worth hundreds of millions. It notes U S plans to study the case through Judge Calhoun, and discusses logistics of extraction from the Bermudea morass, transport to San Juan river, and shipments to rail and steamers for transit to markets.
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Castro
Calhoun
Venezuela
United States
Vorich Gold Bhd Viiser
Tisonie
Venexuela
Trinidad
California
Aduk Owelve
Cites
Akia
Venerada
San Juan
Heng
Astibal Iy
Tragaport Ik Tohin
Albuquerque Seeks Spring Horse Meet Track Agreement
Albuquerque racing officials report a spring meet hinges on securing Traction Park track at a fair price. Colonel Greer’s Omaha trip delays decisions while Western Spring Racing officials may pass through the city en route to Los Angeles to set dates. Local horsemen expect a larger, funds-backed entry if a track is secured, citing last year’s successful meet and charity donations.
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Mesa Cultural Park Association
Albuquerque
Traction Park
Traction Company
Colonel Greer
Western Spring Racing Association
Denver
Los Angeles
Greer
Joseph Barnett
California
Colorado
Registration Opens For City Election Roasters On March 10
Registration for the city election roters will begin Saturday March 10 and run ten days at ward locations including K J Washburns Clothing Store Second Street Ward Two at Rotting Works Second Street Ward Three at Harry Johns Ele Sore Second Street and Matsons Book Store West Railroad Avenue. Ladies registration was temporarily withdrawn for a day during a canvass then reposted for six days with another chance to register for those who missed the initial period.
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First
K. J. Washburn
Second Street
Third Ward
Harry Johnsiele Sore
Matson
Isis
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Albuquerque Citizen
Citizen Publishing Company
W. & Strickler Atternate
Usinese
Juden Jenay Romer
Department of Appianitme
Judge Romero
Raton
Foster
Brunswick
Billiard
M. Gussaroff
Barnett Building
Crosett
Nettleton
Mandell
Wm. Chaplin
Shoe Store
Railroad Ave
King OF
H.S. Lithgow & Co. Hook Binders
The
Geo. T. Stagg Co. Distillers
Frankfort, KY
Melini & Eakin Role Agents
W. L. Trimble & CO
Jemez Hot Springs
United States Mall
Rg Jeaves
N. M
J. B. Block
Perea, N. M
Albuquerque Hardware ‘Co
Crown Studio Over Post Hardware CO
West Railroad Ave
Pioneer Bakery
Simon Balling
Balling Bros
B. First Street
W. Strong’s Sons Strong Block
Undertakers
Fairview Sacta Barbara Cemeteries
Second St
Uncle Johnny
J. W. Masters
West Gold Ave
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