Silly Old Man Sees Life Insurance as Philanthropy
The article critiques President McCurdy of Mutual as he testifies on the role of life insurance companies. It quotes his view that insurers are eleemosynary and should spread wealth, noting public misperceptions and contrasts with critics who accuse executives of self serving salaries and family ownership while policyholders fund diverse political and charitable channels.
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McCurdy
The
Mutual
McCurry
Poppie
Denver News
Trury
Return to plain speech to call crimes by true names
An author urges using accurate terms for fraud and embezzlement to reveal the true nature of corruption. He argues that phrases like higher finance and graft soften crimes, and that officials who misuse others funds should be labeled correctly as thieves, embezzlers, or perjurers. The remedy is plain language and accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ita
Dougherty in Jail Sparks Debate on Public Confidence
Ached by misused funds in Peoria, Illinois, ex-superintendent Dougherty faces jail after years of unaccounted school money. The piece argues public trust must be guarded by regular audits, with emphasis on accountability and supervision to prevent temptation from corrupting officials. Nearby notes include optimistic farming and industry prospects in New Mexico and Roswell's planned beet sugar factory and creamery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.C. Dougherty
Peoria
Illinois
Dougherty
Learherty
Gramophone Grief At Dawn A Wedding Gift Provokes Noise
A wedding gift of a gramophone causes neighborly ire as its loud mornings disrupt quiet. The poem laments the relentless chorus of woe from the machine, inviting the owner to endure the blare while others crave peace. The speaker yearns for solitude far from the relentless music and its “trident song.”
Methodist Spanish Mission Conference in New Mexico and Arizona
The New Spanish Mission conference of Methodist Eipixcopat opened October 10 in New Mexico for a productive session. Presiding elder Thomas M. Harwood led appointments across Albuquerque, Bernalillo, Socorro, and Santa Fe districts with many named pastors and stations listed, under Bishop Berry and Joseph F. Berry who attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Eipixcopat Eburet
N. M
Arizona
Joseph F. Bersy
Buffalo
N.yded
A. K. Carroll
L. L
Muntonary
New York City
Carroll
McKinney
Porto Rico
Berry
Tacnon
Ariz
Methodist Episcopal Church
Albuquerque
T. M. Harwood
Albuquerque Circuit
H. C. Costales
Belen
Los Lanas
Garcia
Bernalillo
Cerrillos
Sampjson Jacobs
Garthace
San Pedro—Suyr
Bustos
Chi
Mancino
Enatview
B._C. Chavez
Clyde
Val Verde
J. Pablo Salazar
Anoli
Mosiarty
Willard
la Joya
Sabina
San Juan
Logan
Jean—Leandro Ro
Magdalena
Kelly
J. M. Chavez
Peralta
Tome
Tilota
San Marcial
San Antonio
Socorro
Escondido
Santago Chavez
Tucson
Evangesista Candelaria
Yuma—k
el Paso
Chihuahua
Leandro Fernandes
Texas
Deming
Cook
D. Costaler
Fi Dwyer
San San Juan
Las Vegas
Samuel Padilla
Barney and
Pasamonte
Agapitc Ares
Black Lake
Martinez
J. J. Lucero
Clayton
A. C. Gonzales
Gailina
Antonchico
Ovate
Lucero
Guadalupe
J. Salaam
Raton
Springer
Joan Sandoval
Tiptongite
Watrous
Gibino Garcia
Wagon Mound
A. A. Macs
Santa Fe
Salazar
Santa, Castilla
Cerro
San Pablo
Doles
Camito Vohow. Y
Taos and Ranchite
Eulogio Moutgin
Arteona Mission
J. C. Rol
Joseph F. Berry
The Place of the Church in the Higher Education
Edmund F. James argues that the U S should avoid church control of higher education while opposing absolute state monopoly. He proposes three types of institutions: state supported universities, non sectarian private schools, and church affiliated colleges though with fewer denominations. He warns exclusive state control harms education and cites Europe and Germany as contrasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Germany
Hoas
Selections From Press Of Southwest Mining Neglects In New Mexico
The Mining Reporter notes New Mexico merchants overlook mining ventures unlike Colorado peers who push development. Territorial gambling bans spread as Artesia and other towns act, while optimism grows for local business capacity in Sunnyside and surrounding areas.
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New Mexico
Shelby Tierque
Colorado
Jemez Springs Stage Line Offers Regular Albuquerque Trips
A brief notice describes the Jemez Springs stage line with regular departures from Albuquerque on Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 4 am, offering a stock-changing route. Details direct readers to W. L. Trimb Co. in Albuquerque or 5 B. Block in New Mexico for particulars and to visit the Globe store window display for Rio Grande Woolen Mills items priced at 3.50.
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United States
Albuquerque
W. L. Trimb, Co
N. M
B. Block
In. M
Rio Grande Woolen Mills
Globe Store
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Strickler
W. T. McCreight
A. G. Wob
Phoenix
Pohl
New
Mexi
Rosweil
Chicago News
Methodist Spanish Mission Conference
Heming
Dona Ana
Mesilla Valley
J.C. Chaves
Towne
Hatch
San Diego
Hachna
Lordsburg
Hillsboro
Las Animas
Flores
Las Cruces
Mesilla
Palomas
San Jose
Rincon
Garfield
Silver City
Santa Rita
Juntos
Santa Rosalia
Edmund F. James
Chicago Tribune
DR. Jaeger
M. Mandell
OFC
Bond
Geo. T. Stagg Co. Distillers
Frankfort, KY
Melvni & Eakin Sole
V. Wey Sdale Highland Livery Stable
C. F. Platt
North Fifth Street
Third Street
Gold Avenue
W. Strong
Strong Block
Undertakers
Fairview Santa Barbara
Second St
Press OF Southwest
Artesia
Keho
Dayton
Thukka
Cowpbell
Sunnyside
N. M. San
Empress Mills
M. Berger
Weat Copper Avenue
J. Korber & CO
First Street
Copper Avenue
Albuquerque, N. M
Borradaile & CO
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Peninsular
McBrain Furniture CO
Gold Ave
Do W. Strong
Olo
Jemez Hot Springs
Ives
Elks’ Opera House
John F. Stowe
Prof
Hayworth’s
Matson
Wiolesale
Rosenfield
Railroad Avenue
St. Elmo
RIO Grande Lumber CO
Marquette
Joseph Barnett
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