General Strike of Southern Pacific Railway Clerks
A broad walkout by clerks on the Southern Pacific Atlantic division began Saturday, affecting all freight offices from New Orleans to El Paso. Several hundred workers left in protest over union recognition, risking reduced office operations and potential freight delays. Local G H & S A officials report some clerks already returned, vacancies quickly filled, and officials hope for a short disruption.
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Ramer Bankruptcy Case Opens in Las Vegas
Las Vegas reports H. J. Ramer owner of The Fair glassware store on Railroad avenue has filed for bankruptcy. Judge Mills set November 12 for appearance and answer. Creditors include San Miguel Bank and Patents on properties in New Mexico Arizona and Mexico. Attorneys Spiess Davis Long Ward for petitioning creditors and Wr Haydon for San Miguel Bank. Also mentions Catarrh cure ads and local notices from the Evening Citizen.
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Wr Haydon
New Mexico Governor Hagerman Voices Joint Statehood Hope
New Mexico Governor Herbert J Hagerman defends state education and wealth potential while arguing for joint statehood with Arizona. He cites public schools, coal, timber, cattle, sheep, irrigation, and railroad growth, and notes efforts to curb gambling. He expects a majority in favor, with strong Mexican voter interest.
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Sernalillo County Teachers Meet in Old Albuquerque
The Sernalillo County Teachers Association held its first session in the school home in Old Albuquerque on a Saturday. Thirty teachers attended as Professor Rupert F. Asplund opened with officer elections. A. B. Stroup was named president and Miss MacCready secretary. A six month meeting is set for Central High School.
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Rupert F. Asplund
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Grace Mordy
Ryas
Jose Salazar
Adele Goss
Blanche Perkins
Sleight
Central High School
Notice for Public Publication of Homestead Proof
Department of the Interior Land Office Santa Fe N M Sept 22 1908 announces William G Tight of Albuquerque NM filed for final commutation proof on Homestead Entry No 9112 dated April 2 1906 for NE 14 Section 23 Town Range 3 E. Proof to be made before Probate Clerk Albuquerque NM November 6 1906. Witnesses named M F Angell C E Hodgin Charles Erne Mrs John Brown all of Alba MANUEL R OTERO Register.
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Tailor O BAMBINI Seeks Patronage at Weat Railroad Ave
My merchant tailoring shop at No. 209 Weat Railroad Avenue seeks public patronage. Fifteen years in business assures quality. Suits made to order, clothes cleaned pressed and repaired. Ladies garments cleaned and walking skirts made to order. Give me a trial.
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Bambini
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