Small colleges to share stage with larger institutions
A Raton Range report reflects on Chi cano University plans to split into several smaller colleges to keep home ties and lower costs while offering the resources of a big system. Leaders cite closer teacher student contact, ethical culture, and community growth as key benefits for Northern New Mexico towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purper
Chicano University
Ify
Dryan
Pinole College
Jacksonville
New Mexico
Las Vegas
Raton
New Mexia
Raton Range
Labor Items of Interest on Women and Industry Shifts
The article surveys women workers across the United States noting high shares in stenography and manufacturing, with significant immigrant labor. It cites Bourne Mills profits sharing in Fall River, and compares licensing fines as a municipal revenue tactic in Kansas City and Albuquerque, warning of moral effects and potential corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
California
Diitole
Europe
Uaughard
Hourne Mils
Fall River
Mass
Bourne
Ihie
Marlal
Cenauy
Kansas City
Albuquerque
Kansas City Times
Unnamed Editorial Sharply Targets Albuquerque Press
A fragmentary Alamogordo Advertiser passage criticizes Albuquerque papers for graft claims and lack of news sense. It mocks a local writer, cites poetry, rail industry notes, and a Potsdam tree planting project. Mentions Silay family in Negros and a BlPa Chamber display of peaches from Meallin valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blpa Chamber of Commerce
J. H.thompson
Meallin Valley
Otero County
Alamogordo
Untitled Verse Explores Why It Was Written In Frayed Prose
A fragmented nostalgic note questions the reasons behind a poem about labor and fashion. The speaker muses on effort, time saved, and the odd cadence of a writer's style. The text suggests a playful critique of form and the appearance of propriety.
Labor Day Parade Displays City Unity and Labor Bands
Crowds lined downtown streets for a big Labor Day parade led by the First Regiment band and labor union delegations from various trades. President J. Stewart of the Central Labor Union served as marshal, followed by unions such as International Association of Machinists and Brotherhood of Painters and Decorators. After the parade, Robinson Park hosted exercises opened by Hon. B.S. Rodey with a sermon by Rev. Hugh Cooper at Elks Theater. Banks and businesses closed for the day. a Labor Day concert and services reflected growing civic celebration in Albuquerque.
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Down Town
Viet
Fifth Street
Second Street
Silver Avenue
Prat Street
Railroad Avenue
Weston Railroad Ave
Robinson Park
J. Stewart
Central Labor Ueic
Peel JW. Hawthorne
P. R. Ward
Interomen Zain Divlion No
International Association of Machinists
Li Brenary Workers Union
Talted Brotherhood of Carpenters and Jointers of America
Hon
B.S. Rodey
Rodoy
Guerne S. Kidek
Alan Very
Dan
Traction Park
Santa Fe
Mcntosh Browns
Elks’ Theater
Partons
Hugh Cooper
Presbyterian Church
Mra
P. B. Schwentker
Paimian Taylor
Connonnis
Albuquerque
Albuquerqué
The Triumphs of Labor Secured by Organization
A lengthy editorial argues that organized labor has progressed by uniting workers to challenge wealth and privilege. It traces shifts in wages and hours, praises collective action, and contends political equality depends on organized labor to secure rights and fair conditions for workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inier
Europe
United Labor
Imliniiem
Waser
Maxis
Proverby
Elyaaylon
Iits
Cailing
Nice
University News Reports New Enrollments and Gymnasium Shipment
A dozen new students enrolled that week with many planning registrations next week. Outdoor gymnasium equipment is en route to Albuquerque from Providence, including parallel bars ladders and other gear. At a student meeting the U N M Weekly was assured strong support from staff and students. Edmund Ross elected editor in chief Frank Alvord named Dikinesy tanger. The football squad grew to fifteen hundred and will practice daily under Prof Angell with hopes of a game against the Indian or tenant school early in the season. The Atheneans association set committees to nominate officers for the coming year. The work on the central hot water system proceeds and the new Girls Cottage addition expands housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Providence
U.N. M. Weekly
Mise Husigett
Prof
Hodgin
Ralph Tascher
Edmund Ross
Frank Alvord
Dikinesy Tanger
Angell
Santa Fe Indians
AW & Mt. College
Athiene Ansociation Heit Stefret Men
Hugh Bryan
Herbert Howdon
Mise Harsch
Fineh
Cottace
Wise and Otherwise in Old Time Notions and Tales
A collection of curious anecdotes and moral stories from early American periodicals. It includes a tale of a Negro worker teased in New York, a gambler’s high earnings and long hours, and a cheerful giver moral about a child offering a ten-cent piece to charity.
Offer to supply you with anything In our line at fair prices
Trade notice states firm offers to supply any item in its line at fair square prices and emphasizes readiness to meet demand. No specific products or deadlines are given, but the message underscores accessible pricing and broad inventory capacity.
Cattle Plagued by Screw Worm In Grant County Territory
Reports from Grant County and neighboring areas say cattle have not before suffered screw worm infestations. Even tiny scratches can invite eggs laid by the worm, which hatch quickly and bore through the flesh. Calves show severe effects. a special preparation is claimed to loosen and expel the worms after application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catlemen
Grant County
Pirie
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Plaing
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Silay
Philippine
Negros
Ming Lew
Anil
Lily
Thenaiden
Chile
University News
New York
Johnson
Victor Smith
New York Press
Bobby
Philadelphia
Haviland
Albuquerque Hardware Company
Fourth ST
Railroad Ave
O. W. Strong's
Strong Block
Undertakers
Fairview
Santa Barbara
North Second Street
Drayin’ Shippin’ Freightin
North Second St
Dean
W. Lenhart
Howling Green
Ohio
Bruno Dieckman
Amber
Elke Opera Ho
Soming
Knight
I. Coal
KINKS
M. Mandell
Gallup
Wood Factory
Grews Millwood
Eureka White Lime
Hahn's
Colo
H. Briggs & CO
Props
Imperial Laundry Co. “Red Wagons
Pawnbroker
St. Elmo
J. Korber & CO
Melini & Eakin Ani O. F.C. Whinkest & Chandon
White Seal Champagne
Is. C. Roherman and
Jos. Schlitz Milweaukee Bouleere
Albugueraue
South Fourth Street
Gleckler
Irvan & Haygood
C. W. Strong's Sons
Cole
Nottoe
M. Gas
R. Massey & Co
Hoe
O, Dinsdale
Highland Livery
Eee
M. Draggie
Debaler
North Broadway
Westingtop Avenue
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