Murphy and Childers Debate Statehood in Spirited Talk
A cordial Alvarado encounter between President Murphy of the Santa Fe Phoenix & Prescott Railway and W. B. Childers, head of the joint statehood league, centers on Arizona and New Mexico joint statehood. They clash over whether residents should vote on the issue and cites of self government versus corporate influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Murphy
Santa Fe
Phoenix
Arizona
Murphy
New Mexico
Mr. Childers
Lucretia
Malden
Corporations of
Childers
United States
Audi & Union
Individual awards for base ballists in territorial series
Prizes by local merchants went to players from Albuquerque, Trinidad, Clifton and Las Vegas for hitting, home runs, strikeouts, putouts, assists and errors. Charles Kunz led with first hit and three-base hit prizes, Ralph Glaze earned three prizes including a home run award, while Widman and Loring tied for most stolen bases. Additional honors went to Jack Rounds for silks, Edmonds for most assists, and Timbers Sears for most put-outs. Las Vegas Blues suffered a 20 to 4 defeat to Camp team as local coverage highlighted one sided play and pitching shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kunz
Albuquerque Browns
Henry Westerfeld
Graham Bros
Ralph Glaze
Trinidad
Max Gussaroff
M. Mango
H. Yanow
Rothenberg & Schloss Cigar Company
Widman and Loring
el Paso
Jack Rounds
Julius Mandel
Daniel Padilla
Edmonds
Las Vegas
Leon Hertzog
O'Brien
Clifton
Barnard & Lindemann
Timberline
Sears
Washburn & Company
Owens
Vann & Son
Orien
Dickerson
Leake
Lew
Woman farms large orchard amid alfalfa and corn
Mrs Barton, a widow, owns five acres of land and ten acres leased to D K Bet, gathering apples from nine acres of trees. She cultivates alfalfa, corn, and other crops, managing her fairs and farm development while producing about five hundred boxes of apples for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.S. Barton
Aleve Haterman
D. K. Bet
Barton
Albuquerque men press statehood claims at depot meeting
Amid a citywide turnout, Albuquerque business leaders pressed for territory admission as a sovereign state. Congressman Goebel and Acting Governor Raynolds attended, but Raynolds argued a joint statehood bid would fail, claiming 80 percent opposition, while locals disputed his canvass and asserted Albuquerque's strong stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Goebel
Ohio
Raynolds
Herve
Artesian Water Drilling Near Alamogordo Slows Progress
Report from Alamogordo notes artesian well drilling at shallow depth, with slow penetration rates of six to fifteen feet per day. Efforts to switch from a Tope to a ten wire cable aim to improve boring in heavy ground as progress remains cautious. No significant water flows observed since a prior 325 foot strike. Velox demonstration day advertised for October 13 at store in Houston, featuring prints from 118 Gold Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamogordo
Houston
Gold Avenue
McClure foiled in escape bid at county jail
McClure and three accomplices planned a wall breach using a blunt tool after being allowed cage access. A jail informant warned guards, thwarting the break, while the informer faced risk of attack and possible early release for aiding the guards. The double murder case centers on Nicolas Sanchez and Carmel Baca killed near La Posta, with Emilio McClure accused and facing venue change requests as the trial nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia McChute
McClurgie
McClure
Uiree
Uber Peach
Sean Givet
Ley
Armijo
Nicolas Sanchez
Carmel Baca
Sando- Val County
Sanchez
Emilio McClure
Albuquerque
la Posta
Rio Grande
Baca
Ranchos de Atrix
Markets Show Mixed Quotes Across Copper and Steel Names
Quotations from New York and Chicago reflect varied moves in copper and steel stocks with leaders such as Amalgamated Copper and United States Steel listed. Grain and livestock futures in Kansas City and Chicago show steady to mixed activity, while lead and copper prices hover and wool markets in St. Louis remain quiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Copper American Sugar
Atchison, Common
Atchison, Phil
Baltimore , Ohio
Republic Iron & Steel
Pfd
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway Soc
Tennessee Coal & Tron
Texas Pacific
Scs
Union Pacific
United States Steel
United States Steel, Ptd
Wisconsin Central
Greene Copper
New York
Atchison
Atchison, Pid
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Joint Statehood League
Plns Railroad
Clifton Boys
Vegas
Las Vegas Blues
Ani
Southwest
Santa Fe Centraly
Hoes
SNC
Centrals
Hester
George Parsons
Swemmay
J. W. Reagan
Arizona & Colorado Railroad
Denver
Mes
Lencanon
Harriman
Alorado
San Jian County
Animas Valley
la Mata
McLure
Denver and Rio Grande
Bapanola
Alamosa
Gardner Lathrop
Chicago
Rio Grande Woolen Mille
Globe Store
Levy Biow
Logan & Iryan
Barnett Building
Kansas City
Lead and Copper
York
Spelter
St. Louis
Spelter, Firm
m@eady
Elks’ Theatre
Tay
Ol Samuel
Metropolitan Productions
Ene
Uated Agian Tay Saary
Tyce Hood
Iy Nal
Mexico
Matson’s Book Store
The
Golden Rule Dry Goods Co
Eready-to-Wear
Albuquerque Hardware Company
Fourth
Railroad Ave
Tea and Coffee Co
West Silver Ave
Cole
T. Vann
O. A. Matson & CO
West Railroad Avenue
W. Strong
Strong Block
Undertakers
Fairview Santa Barbara
Second St
Albert Faber
Railroad Avenue
I of
Wood Factory
Green Mill
Eureka
Hahn's
Colo
Southwestern Electric & Construction Co
Heetaurant
National Electrical Contractors’ Association
South Second
Bell
Residence
A. Borders
Buekten
Jan, Walters
Duffield
Don
Ives
Colorado Telephone Co
N. T. Armijo Building
H. Briggs
First
St. Ant Gold
Alvarado Pharmacy
de Celene
Moala
Old Town
South of Court House
Nick Franco
Stacy & Coy
Union
Quier
Colorado
Goetz
Maloy's
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