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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1907

Page

7

Railroads fight new labor law and nine hour rule

Chicago march 14 railroads oppose the new law claiming a nine hour cap for telegraph operators will cost at least 10 409 000 yearly in excess of current expenses. One western road estimates 400 000 extra annually. Law backed by congress as amendment to La Follette bill. Also notes removal of dangerous rock near Baraboo Wisconsin cost 20 000 and plans to extend schedules westward to push New York closer to the Pacific.

Chicago Roosevelt BL. Clark Mosely Interstate Commerce Ommmssson Lapollette Bild Albuquerque Congress House Interstate Commerce Commissio Chicago & Northwestern Road Baraboo Wis Ableman Harabo Western Roads New York Pacific Coast Toles Wa Altel Threvah Santa FE Kansas City Galveston Points San Francisco Los Angeles EL Paso Texas Nws

Local man returns after eight years abroad

A.W. Johnson, brother of Frank and Louie, of this city, came back Friday after an eight year absence. Former Santa Fe locomotive fireman, he later moved to Denver, joined the navy there, and has just completed four years of service. He will remain in Raton indefinitely.

A.W. Johnson Frank Louie Raton Santa Fe Denver Navy Wisconsin Johnson

Stark well waters 20 acre farm near Artesia

Yesterday morning 8, A Butler drove to the Stark well six miles northwest of Artesia. The gusher rises over four feet above casing, water clear as crystal, enough to irrigate the 20 acre farm. Accompanied by Olin Ragadale Chas Ray and the Advocate editor. Other farms show rapid development including Davis Talbot Burge Echols McCabe and Gessler on Howle. The region grows as new lands break and soil and water promise prosperity.

A. Butler Star Farm Artesia Advocate Butler Olin Ragadale Chas. P. Ray The Advocate Artesia Stark Farm Davis Talbot Farm Burge Echols McCabe McCormick Gessler

Cerrillos mines to be reopened by Denver capitalists

Cerrillos district pride grows as Denver investors, led by W C Marshall and partners F J Woodward and H Kniffer, explore zinc and lead properties. Contracts cover 30 acres Cash Entry, 420 Grand Central, 800 Mina del Tiro, plus Thomas Whalen and others totaling 460 more. If deal closes, labor will be reintroduced and mills revived amid expectation. OUD Baby Go Caves Be Fore Buying: We Can Plu You In Quality And Price Taeler, Purnre 60. Successors To J.D. Emmons

Cerrillos Denver W. C. Marshall Colorado Capital F. J. Woodward H. Kniffer Cerrillox Marshall Grand Central Mina del Tiro Thomas Whalen Tingstein J.D. Emmons

Father hangings spark murder suspect arrest in New Mexico

Sheriff Henry Denney and Deputy Sam Almmo traced a trail to William Mitchell alias Henry Russell, wanted in Hood County Texas for a 1874 murder. Nelson Mitchell’s controversial hanging and a preacher’s late sworn statement loom large in the case’s history as authorities bring the suspect to Estey City, New Mexico.

Henry M. Jenney Sam Almmo William Mitchell Atlas Henry Ruswell Hood County Alamogordo Denney Mitchell Estey City N. M Henry Russell Nelson Mitchell Texas Elton Mitchell Col J. C. Hightower Heriff Joe P. Fitchett

Faustin Campos Drowns Working In Willard Well

Don Cristine Chaves ranch near Willard reports Faustin Campos 23 fell from a platform while repairing a cylinder and was struck by an iron bar. He fell into eight feet of water and drowned before help arrived. Interment was held yesterday at Punta de Agua.

Don Cristine Chaves Willard Faustin Campos Entancia News Campos Punta de Agua

Notable Military and Political Milestones in Early American History

A compact timeline listing events across years 1621 to 1882. Highlights include Howe evacuating Boston, Grant assuming command, the founding of Massachusetts, blockades, pensions for veterans, the Mountain Meadows massacre, and naval actions. Notable dates include March 17 to March 31 entries and pivotal episodes in the Revolutionary and Civil eras.

Hoston Howe Janier Grant National League American Association

March events and remedies noted in almanac page

The almanac lists March events with St Patrick Day Spring begins Palm Sunday Lady Day Good Friday Easter Sunday and Memorial Day. It also advertises Chamberlains Pain Balm claiming relief for rheumatic pains by BF Crocker now 84 and a justice of the peace at Martinsburg Iowa. The ad mentions a crime arrest in Albuquerque for the murder of Benne detto Berardinelli and a suspect Am Umo Pettine.

Chamberlain BF. Crocker Justice of the Peace Martinsburg Iowa Am Umo Pettine Bennedetto Berardinelli Albuquerque

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