Territorial Development in New Mexico and Italian Immigration Hints
The El Paso Herald reports rising capital into New Mexico with Silver City projects by Cole and Tyan of Duluth Brisbee and Cananea. Prospects near Burros Mogollons attract prospectors. Italian immigrant colonies in Rio Grande valley eyed. immigration urged for experienced farmers in irrigation and semi arid lands to spur wealth and settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mower
San Arizona
New Mexico
el Paso Herald
Silver City
Cole & Tyan
Duluth
Brisbee
Cananea
Burros
Mogollons
Rio Grande Valley
Peo
Clas
Jury Blames Central Electric Line for Disaster
The jury holds the New York Central electric line and its executives responsible for a wreck that killed twenty three. Faulty curve construction, insufficient outer rail height, and lack of reinforced spikes and braces are cited along with no speed regulation or record. The indictment names Vanderbuilt Morgan Rockefeller Depew Mills Stillman Baker Herger Newman Clarke Bowden Meir among those to answer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Baker
Samuel F. Herger
W. H. Newman
Charles Clarke
George
Bowdein
Hamilton Meir
Twombly
Duluth News-Tribune
City Beautification Bonds Show Urban Growth and Tax Reforms
The piece notes Harrisburg, Kansas City, Philadelphia, and Cleveland investing heavily in boulevards and parks, arguing increased property values will cover debt service through higher tax revenues. It urges Albuquerque voters to consider a new city hall bond as part of civic development, framing such spending as prudent for growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Kansas City
Philadelphia
City Hall
Fairmont Park
Cleveland
Al-huquerque
Duke City
Book Worth Reading The New Internationalism review
The piece praises Horace Bolce and The New Internationalism, noting it provokes thought on economics, nationalism, and peace. It cites Bolce’s arguments that economic truths can become fallacies, likens past standpatts to modern thrift worship, and asserts commerce as a peace pledge guiding world relations. It emphasizes Bolce’s ability to provoke memory and discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Bolce
Bolce
Boles
Mammons
James J. Hi
Caesar
Portemont
Cours
Lumber Trusts and Lumber Prices Rise in New Mexico
The piece decries lumber price hikes controlled by a few, noting miners and lumber owners bought forests when prices were low. Price increases have made wood unaffordable for farmers and workers, with substitutes like brick and cement becoming common. Construction slows as houses for rent stay scarce and migration rises.
Legislative machine praised by Alamogordo editorials
The Alamogordo News lauds the New Mexico legislature for careful deliberation and sensible laws while poking fun at rival papers. It claims the territory’s machine is a Republican-led effort serving public interests in Santa Fe.
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Alamogordo News
New Mexican Legisature
Otero County
Albuquerque Journal
New Mexico
Anthroputite
Fe~ Publican Organisation
Santa Fe
Tru
No More Bills Introduced In Territorial Legislature
The record lists numerous house and council bills introduced and acted upon, including measures by Holt Studley Beach Mullins and Trujillo, with many passings noted for highway, taxation, court, and public works. Various bills cover juror selection, county creation, medical practice regulation, meat and milk inspection, liquor sales, and school duties, alongside council amendments and repeals. The proceedings reveal a busy legislative day with several items tabled or left for amendment and others passed.
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Holt
Studley
Beach
Pyramid
Jgrant County
Lordeburg
R. Sanches
Las
Mullins
Fifth Judicial District
Blernbaum
Bernalilfo
Sandoval
Trujillo
Hudspeth
Anes
Iy Council
Council
Sargent
Couneil
Murray
Couneil Bi
Cameron
Law Council
Dalles
Richards
Chaves
Moe Walters
Sugar Beet Labor Plans for Kansas and Nebraska
United States Sugar and Land Co managers left for Lincoln and Hastings to arrange beet field labor for 5 000 acres, with about 750 workers needed this spring. Most arrivals will be Russians and Germans living in Topeka Hastings and Lincoln. First sugar shipment from the local Garden City factory was sent to Topeka, packaged in five pound sacks bearing recipient addresses. Researchers in Iowa predict pumpkins may yield sugar, potentially surpassing beets, with high sugar percentages and easy cultivation.
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Youve
Uyuce
Land Department
United States Sugar & Land Company
J. J. Turner
Lincoln and
Mastings
Neb
Turner
Han
Germany
Topeka
Hastings
Lincoln
Kanads
Kansas
Garden City
Gillespie
Kinnison
Towa
Agricultural College
Sime
Iowa
We Still Believe The Panama Canal Will Be Finished
A historical letter mocks repeated engineer changes and public criticism of the Panama Canal project. It argues against cynicism, praises persistence, and insists the right man will lead to completion despite delays and graft accusations. The piece urges faith, resilience, and continued effort toward a successful outcome.
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Iabinus
de L Sepa
Oliver
Humoriete
Daniel Arive
Anard
Noah
Mewes
India
Lerael
Egypt
Phoy
Aaron Persheted
Jowhua
Culebra
Bill to regulate proprietary medicines in Canada proposed
In Ottawa March 12 William pleman introduced a bill in the house of commons to require sample submission for registration of patent medicines, with affidavits on alcohol or pollens and their percentages. If nonconforming or unfit, a stamp triggers prohibition. It covers door to door sales and prohibits cocaine essence in patent medicines with penalties up to 500 dollars and twelve months imprisonment.
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Canada
Oltawa
Ont
William Pleman
House of Commons
Inland Revenue
Anges
Wabash Cancellations of TPS Orders Contine History
Wabash railway cancelled orders for 2 300 new stewarts due to car shortages and rising demand. Officials have yet to explain the reason publicly while industry expects similar action by other lines. The move mirrors prior suspensions aimed at balancing supply with steel needs.
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York
Maren
Tne
Pitneburg
What Have I To Be Thankful For In 1920s Verse And Notices
A fragmentary column mixes verse about gratitude with stray notes: a Wabash car order risk, a Boston Herald quote from Frank Crane, a Sheedville Tenn note on a music visit, a University of Chicago professor urging a courtship school, and a stray private board listing at 420 Fourth Eleventh Street.
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Frank Crane
Boston Herald
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The
Citizen Publishing Company
W.8 Strickler
WW. T. Mediitant
the Lumber Trust
Albuquerque
F. H. Strong
McIntosh Hardware CO
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Panama Canal
Angel of Sleep
Seal
Sheedville
Tenn
University of Chicago
Eleventh Street
Millinery Fashion CO
Ervin & Paynter
Gold Star
Alin Beer
Monroe
St. Elmo
Joseph Barnett, Prop'r
West Railroad Avenue
J.D. Eakin
G. Glom
Chas
Melini
O. Bachechi
Consolidated Liquor Company
Melini & Eakin
Bachechi
Schlitz
Yellowstone
Green River
W. H. McBrayer
Cedar Brook
Louis Hunter
T. J. Monarch
United State
Clarkville
John
Beaven
South First Street
P. Matteucci
Esther
CMM
Balling
Pioneer Bakery
Pee’s Hot Chocolate
Wwattons Drug Store
Humphrey Ovals
Albuquerque Gas, Electric Light and Power Co
Fourth and
Gold Avenue
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