Legislative Apportionment In New Mexico Debate
The Citizen argues for redrawing New Mexico’s legislative districts after each census, noting 1841 to 1900 had no reapportionment. It discusses gerrymandering risks, data accuracy, and the inability as a territory to expand legislative seats. It suggests deferring until statehood or until elections provide data, praising Governor Hagerman’s potential impartial handling.
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New Mexico
Congress
Commonwealth
Arizona
Hagerman
County School Superintendents in New Mexico Debate
The Citizen endorses education but cautions that Prof Hadleys idealized county school superintendent role is impractical. It argues no single best man exists for every county and favors party channel selection of top candidates, with voters choosing the better of two. It also covers county land tax changes and statehood debates comparing New Mexico and Arizona.
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New Mexico
Hadley
Roosevelt
Bwanker
Bank OF Commerce
Albuquerque
Worldwide Labor Conditions Report From 1905 to 1906
Special correspondence from The Evening Citizen summarizes international labor scenes. England reports falling unemployment in textile and engineering but sharp increases in printing and building trades. Notable figures include Nottingham applicants 741 with 1,739 dependents, 377 eligible, 270 placed. Carding and tinplate trade in Wales shows depressed wages. France faces large strikes across construction, carriage, and automotive sectors. Germany reports strong iron and steel demand with a recent 14,000 textile strike averted. Belgium records 83 strikes in early 1906 amid coal disruption. Russia notes political disturbances and credit tightening. Australia shows rising exports and migration to Europe, while Japan reflects sizable exports outpacing imports in early 1905. Overall, global labor conditions show mixed trends with persistent strikes, wage pressures, and shifting trade flows.
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Dpvoop
UGS
Evening Citizen
Washington, D.C
Department of Commerce
England
General Federation of Trades Unions
Nottingham
Cardiff
Wales
United States
France
Paris
Barner
International Committee
Germany
Italy
Belgium
Denmark
Sweden
Aix la Chappelle
Russia
Australia
Europe
Japan
Success of the Woman's Rest Room at Houston
The Woman's Rest Room in Houston Texas opened December 19 1963 and quickly drew daily crowds. Operated by the Houston Improvement League it offers a quiet center with dining rooms dressing rooms and day nursery for women including business shoppers and out of town visitors. More than 50 000 lunches have been served and the facility operates self supporting with plans for a ladies gymnasium on the top floor.
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Houston
Texas
Houston Improvement League
Maha Street
Carey
Tate
Milnes
Pugilist Opinions Favor Nelson in Joe Vans Bout
Prominent boxers express belief that Nelson will win. Terry McGovern, Young Corbett, Sailor Burke, and others name Gans as strong rival, while Willie Lewis and Sailor Burke doubt rivals like Corbett. The consensus leans toward Nelson as the top contender.
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Willie Lewis
Willie Phigeralk
Sailor Burke
Gans
Ton Shurkey
Dane Wil Think Jr
Joe Bite
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Albuquerque Citizen
Citizen Publishing Company
Strickler
T. McGreight
Phoenix
Apache
Board of Supervisors
Santa Fe Pacific Railroad
Prisco
Santa Fe
Carlos V. Safford
Walter Baker
Shepp
Rocky Ford
Jaffa Grocery Co
M. Mandell
Presbyterian Church
Minor G. Baldwin
Matson’s
Buque Lemes
Andreas Romo
Doe
Gime
OQ. W. Strong’s Sons
Faywood
Balling
Pioneer Bakery
South First Street
P.matteucci
North First Street
Dilgard
Fifth Street and
Bilicke
MO. S. Mitchell
Hollenbeck
Los Angeles
Calif
Beach Line
ICE Crean
Loudon
Jersey
Colo
P.M. Davis
Mills Novelty Company
South Second Street
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