Justice to New Mexico census affects tax basis debate
From Nogales Oasis editor Col Allen T. Baird argues New Mexico's census shows higher property values across farms, livestock, and buildings than Arizona. The article outlines how a state board of equalization could adopt Arizona or New Mexico bases, affecting overall valuations, tax rates, and fairness for taxpayers. It notes potential benefits if New Mexico values are adopted, aligning with mine and railway assessments and easing burden for ordinary taxpayers.
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Nogales Oasis
Allen T. Baird
Arizona
State Board of Equalization
Board of Equalization
George F. Albright for Bernalillo assessor in 1910 race
The Citizen defends George F. Albright, praising his impartial, diligent, and intelligent administration as Bernalillo County assessor and arguing that his proven record makes a strong case to reelect him against Republican rivals and a Democrat ticket aligned with Armijo Romero. The piece notes opposition voices and stresses public choice over party noise.
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George F. Albright
Citizen
Republican Party
Armijo- Romero-democrat
Bernalilio
Berna
Oats
Eason
Condemned Old Newspaper Rounds Attack Orthodoxy and Arrogant Partisans
The passage criticizes days when dogma outranked religion and orthodoxy defined virtue. It accuses self-styled “republicans” and the Morning Paper of claiming exclusive wisdom and virtue while disparaging others, and questions their genuine ties to the community. The tone mocks their self-importance and masks of virtue.
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Republican Party
Purity vs Party Strife in Bernalillo County Rifts
A long critique accuses a self styled ticket backed by Perfecto Jesus and a schoolmaster of steering the Bernalillo county Republican slate without public consent. The piece denounces party insiders, calls for accountability, questions Democratic influence in state politics, and laments papers that allegedly sway factional control.
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Bernalillo County
Perfecto
Jesus
Child Labor Reform as a Mother’s Fight in America
A Woman's Home Companion piece argues for ending child labor in shirts and mills. It cites long hours, little open air, and early work ages, urging laws banning under sixteen work and strong factory inspections to protect children's health and education. The author appeals to family life and moral duty to reform labor practices nationwide.
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America
Lfe
Almout
Felow
God
Merchant of Venice Delight Dazzles Prescott Audience
The Prescott Journal Miner lauds the Elks opera house presentation of The Merchant of Venice. Joseph De Grasse leads a talented troupe with a striking Shylock and Portia played by Ida May Park, praised for fusion with character and fresh acting.
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Prescott Journal Miner
Elks Opera House
Dillon
Biks
Missouri
Joseph de Grasse
White Whittlesey
Mr. de Grasse
Antonio
Portia
Mass Ida May Park
Dellcate
Portla
Maivette
Garnet Holme
Launcelot Gebbo
Shylock Bestwenne
Grating
George
Noel Travers
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