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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1907
Page
6
Senator Long uses debate rules to extend sessions and block cloture, prolonging discussion. The maneuver stalls immediate votes as procedural calls echo. Supporters argue it preserves legislative deliberation while opponents warn of gridlock and delayed policy action.
A review of the 1890s Senate debate culture notes how the ship subsidy, river and harbor, and federal election laws were killed by extended filibusters. It covers the powers of unlimited debate, attempts at closure, key figures like Carmack Hoar and Stanford, and the toll on senate procedure and civil liberty.
Santa Fe streets report several saloonkeepers arraigned for violations of the Sunday closing law and permitting women of questionable character in their rooms. Judge McFie rules licenses void on Sundays. defendants face fines and suspended penalties. Louis Napoleon Digneo pled guilty with $100 fine and costs and suspended half for good behavior. A de Salle of Cerrillos also pled guilty with $10 fine and costs, half suspended. City of Santa Fe v. Alilano Gold affirmed on appeal. Gold fined $6 and costs, ten days in jail for vagrancy. Court adjourned to resume the next morning.
Reported improvements at the Capitol include whitewashing the dome, new chandeliers, a two story granite office building, a subway under the grounds, and a Senate office block of similar design. Plans also outline a National Kappa Sigma fraternity house with a $100,000 motel club, banquet halls, drill and bowling facilities as the national HQ.
A comic exchange mocks Adolf, mispronounced accents, and showbiz jests about a giant chess player, a derby, and a “Grandpa's Bag of Scrap” routine. The banter ridicules pretensions and triggers audience laughter at a bustling performance scene.
Judge Lindsey, famed for his belief that bad boys are redeemable, confronts Tim a 15 year old truancy case. Tim deflects blame toward his absent father and pressure grows for Tim to return to school, with the judge urging obedience to the law and the value of education.
The verse recalls a pioneer building a cabin by a spring in a teeming valley while listening to night songs from Indigenous people. The Cuyahoga Falls Reporter contains a fragment about mapping a son’s career between politics and law.
The United States Civil Service Commission announces an April 10 1907 exam in Albuquerque New Mexico for clerk or carrier positions. Applicants 18 to 45 should apply to W H Lang post office. Also note Denver Colorado deadline March 30 190? medical ad for Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea remedy.
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