Labor shortages rise as harvests loom across regions
The article reports widespread labor demand as harvests approach in Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, Iowa, the Dakotas, and the Northwest. It notes cotton factory labor shortages in the South and rising wages up to New England levels, with white and Italian immigrant workforces affected and Manitoba's spring labor need cited alongside strong crop prospects and rail growth shaping labor demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
San Francisco
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansan
Miewouri
Nebripka
Iowa
Great Northwest
Middle West
New England
South
Rexides
Lt Ws
Manitoba
New Towne
America
Rocky Mountain News
High Money Predicted and Loan Expansion Cited
In a Minancial Review dated April 28 Henry Clows warns of scarce cheap money for a long period. He notes upcoming borrowings by railroads with heavy real estate speculation and trade demand, predicting no relief in rates during summer or crop financing. He cites broad economic signals including rapid loan growth relative to banking capital and inflationary pressures, with potential stabilization only through higher money rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Clows
Minancial Review
San Francisco
Wall Street
Cent
Comptroller
Comptroller of the Currency
United States
Louis
Weather last week shows mostly clear and warm across territory
The last week was mostly clear warm and dry with only light showers in the northern order and a sprinkle in lower Pecos valley on the 28th. Santa Fe reports more than double normal April precipitation for the period and northern counties saw frosts only in higher districts. The Citizen urges Albuquerque delegates to the Las Vegas dry farming convention and notes need for a farmers club and improved city infrastructure per The Lan Nous Opile and The Optic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Citizen
Union County
Pecos
Albuquerque
Las Vegas
Love of Children For Nome Gardens
In Milwaukee and Kansas City a citywide program introduces children to gardening. A spring seed giveaway and an autumn flower competition engage hundreds of schools and thousands of youngsters, with prizes, plaques, and garden displays fueling long term interest and neighborhood improvement.
Fines For Rebates Not Enough In Court Plea
The article reports a high-profile case where a great railway corporation is fined for rebates violations. The company owes $40,000 and two managing directors are fined $10,000 each. Judge Bethea emphasizes the pure letter of the law and rejects personal guilt theories. Judge Herter questions whether heavy fines deter future offenses and suggests imprisonment might be more effective. The piece notes public sentiment supports strict penalties and penitentiary provisions in railway rate bills.
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Allway
Canada
Che
Samuel Jonson
Bethea
Herter Bus
Chile
What Connecticut Missed
A fragmentary debate referencing historical land claims, the Connecticut loss of Chicago land, and hypothetical political outcomes. Mentions Virginia, Ohio, and Massachusetts, with remarks on federal property and public domain origins. Contains quoted asides and speech-like lines from congressional discussion.
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Connecticut
Lavi
Chicago
Mleally Conner
Massachusetts
Virginia
The
United
Staton
Ohio
Polor
Garfield
Mark Hanna
Tom Johnson
Con- Andout
Claughter
Hundreds die in San Francisco quake letter recounts horror
A letter from Mas Eigon, via M Ellivan of 701 Mish Street, describes the San Francisco earthquake and fire. The writer recalls escaping a collapsing hotel, bricks and timbers falling, and hundreds burned amid loot and chaos. He notes rich and poor alike suffering, with crowds clamoring for bread and shelter.
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M. Ellivan
Mish Street
Mas Eigon
San Francisco
Cormta
Sixth
Howard Streets
Brunswick Hotel
Walla
Community notices and church events in local column
A regular review of motive No 1 occurred this afternoon at 1 o clock in Odd Fellows hall. The Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic held a large meeting at 2 o clock at Mrs J L Caldwell 211 West Sliver avenue. The Non-Sectarian Benevolent Society will meet tomorrow at 2 50 in Attorney Franks office. Dr M A Casey lectures on the Destruction of San Francisco Friday at First Methodist Episcopal Church with proceeds for Say Admission 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
the Grand Army of the Republic
J. L. Caldwell
West Sliver Avenue
Benevolent Society
Frank
M.A. Casey
First Methodist Episcopal Church
San Francisco
Casey
Police court round up in Santa Fe transport case
Mike Lynch was brought in by Officer Patterson for riding in an express car without transportation. A horse car was being shipped with several men, all with passes except Lynch. He received ten days on the chain gang. It is unlikely he will be sent for transport soon. Mer a, who Saturday night attempted to shoot up Dog Town, was bound over to await grand jury action on charges of flourishing and carrying firearms in a settlement. The offense is a felony in New Mexico. His bond was set at 500 and waived for preliminary examination.
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Milwaukee
Mini Grace Young
Thi Aie Clatton
Juneau Park
Yana
Warden Jacobs
University
Miss Flanders
Jones Island
Aattle Plant
Mike Lynch
Omcer Patterson
Santa Fe
Lynch
Ds Mera
Dog Town
Wileh
New Mexico
Mortuary notice for Tillie Daft in Albuquerque
Tillie Daft died at her home in Albuquerque yesterday morning from unknown causes aged 33. Funeral services will be held tomorrow morning at 10 o clock from the San Felipe church with interment at Santa Ara cemetery.
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Tillie
Aluquerque
San Felipe
Sauta Ara
Funeral for Mrs Hora in Albuquerque
Funeral services were held for Mrs Hora at Immaculate Conception Church in Albuquerque after her death at St Joseph's Hospital. She was buried in Savin Harbor Cemetery with remaining family in attendance. death occurred Sunday night at the hospital.
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Fey Hora
Krodrrivk
Santa
St. Joseph's Hospital
Savin Harkora
Im- Mardin Conception
Farcical Help Wanted Ad on Railroad Avenue
Fragmentary local notice seeks competent help for dress and house work at 006 West Railroad Avenue. Mentions a lost baby’s gold ring with pearl and a request for a man and wife to run a house for four to six men, with details obscured by OCR errors.
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Railroad Avenue
Stamm
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Albuquerque Citizen
Citizen Publishing
MW. T. McOre
Strickler
Namnely
Philadelphia
Generis
California
Denver
Nome Gardens
Hoth
Lds
Kansas City
Manufacturers’ Association
Dayton
Woman's Auxiliary
Youngslers
Brunswick
M. Mandell
the Farrand
Learnard & Lindemann
the Square Music Dealers
West Gold Avenue
Wm. Chaplin
Wim, Chaplin
Minnebuba
Wardwell
Arno Atreet
Shoe Store
Railroad Ave
Melvni & Eakin
Squo
Yellowstone
F. C
St. Loui
A. B.C
Con. Schute Milwaukee
Ft ‘Street
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