Mora County Democrats Instruct For Statehood
Mora county Democrats held a county convention in Mora and elected delegates to the territorial Democratic Convention in Santa Fe on the 12th. They endorsed joint statehood and Hagerman’s administration, but did not instruct for any congressional candidate.
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Mora County
Mora
Territorial
Santa Fe
Folr
H. J. Hagerman
Congress
Cooutry
Agapito Abeyta, Jr
Rafael Romero
Vicente F. Mares
Albino Espinosa
Eugenio Romero
B. Tipton
J. P. Chene
Q. A. Martines
Macario Gallegos
Epimento Martines
Jesse Tipton
Raffael Romero
Agapit Abeyta, Jr
Democratic Party
Silver City
Lasee
New Mexico
Arizona
New Mexico Military Institute Opens 1967 Session
Roswell dispatch reports the 1967 New Mexico Military Institute session began with 48 cadets in barracks and more cadets arriving to fill rooms. Attorney General from Santa Fe visited, spending time in Carlsbad and Eddy County court proceedings noted.
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Roswell
N. M
Eld
Santa Fe
Carlsbad
Eddy County Durer
New Mexico Military Institute
New York Soccer Test As Corithian Aces Open in City
The Corinthian eleven from England opened in New York at Livingston Staten Island against a team from the Intercollegiate Association Football league including Harvard Pennsylvania Cornell Columbia and Haverford. A. Warren Smith will captain the New Yorkers on Saturday with B S Tabor as former director. The British guests will visit the consulate and attend two banquets.
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New York
Corinthan Aesocration
Onton
England
Livingston
Staten Inland
Intercollegiate — Association — Football League
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Columbia
Haverford College
A. Warren Smith
Tabor
Wealthy Boston Youths Wed in King's Chapel Ceremony
Miss Susan Jackson daughter of Mr and Mrs Chas C Jackson and Ralph Blake Williams a prominent Boston society clubman were married at King s Chapel in a grand gathering of wealthy relatives and friends. Frances Appleton Jackson sister of the bride served as maid of honor.
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Boston
Susan Jackson
Chas. C. Jackson
Frances Appleton
Ralph Blake Williams
King’s Chapel
Frances Appleton Jackson
Southern Cotton Association Holds Three Day Meet
Hot Springs Ark Sept 7 The Interstate Executive committee of the Southern Cotton association met for a three day session with full attendance. The committee will pass finally on the cotton inquiry report and consider recommending a minimum price for cotton in the coming season.
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Southern Cotton Association
Hot Springs
Benefits of unions to women workers
Special Correspondence from Detroit notes rising union influence among women workers led by Kate Ryrie president of Garment Workers Union No 74. She cites 1100 Detroit members, 54 hour week, price work, higher wages, improved sanitary conditions, air and light, and flexible hours as key benefits fueling ongoing enrollment.
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Detroit
Mich
Kate Ryrie
Miss Ryrie
Garment Workers’ Union
United Stat
Detroit Garment Workers’ Union
Big Silver Shipment For Far Off China
Ninety thousand dollars worth of silver passed through El Paso en route to San Francisco, in fifty boxes each about two hundred pounds. The metal is said to be moving from Mexico to China via San Francisco under Wells Fargo Express. Gold equal in value to the silver is expected to ship to Mexico within a week. This month El Paso has seen consignments of about seventy to one hundred thousand dollars destined west.
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el Paso
Extco
San Francisco
Mexico
China
Wells Fargo Express Company
West
Wich
Santa Fe
N. M
United States
San Rafael
Juan Garcia
Masadonio Ramirez
Ramon Serna
Joxo Rafael Chavez
Bidal Chaves
Montoya
Ban
Rafael
Manuel R, Otero
Women Folk Sour on the Canal and Marriage
Panama Isthmus on September 1 reveals the canal project’s social strain as housing, malaria, and isolation tests workers families. The piece focuses on women under pressure from long separations, cottages versus two story houses, and the social gap between job classes. It notes husbands’ choices, unmarried women arriving as nurses or teachers, and a wave of marriages among workers and hotel staff, with Caribbean workers also joining the social mix.
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Panama
Chagres
Culebra
Bas Obispo
Canal
Notorious brigand reformed by brain operation
British press reports a long running Wisconsin and Michigan bandit has been cured of criminal tendencies after brain surgery. The London Daily Mirror notes the radical treatment and presents the case as a medical milestone with unspecified details and hopeful tone.
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Wisconsin
Michigan
U. SA
London
Hogland
Daily Mirror
Starving to Death Ended by Electric Bitters Claim
A Columbus resident, Mrs Mary H Walter of St Clair St, credits Electric Bitters with saving her life after severe stomach weakness and nerves left her unable to eat or sleep. She reports immediate improvement and a complete cure, calling it the best health tonic on earth and selling at 5 cents, guaranteed by druggists.
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Mary H. Waltera
St. Clair St. Columbus
Penny Parlor Announces Weekly Show Change
Manager Davis of the Penny Parlor at 216 South Second Street announces a weekly change of program with new pictures and new songs every Saturday morning. A whole show for a penny.
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Davis
South Second Street
Merchant Tailoring Ad by O. Bambins at 209 West Railroad
A local tailoring ad announcing O. Bambins operates a shop upstairs at 209 West Railroad Avenue. With fifteen years in the trade, he guarantees first class work including suits made to order and cleaning, pressing, and repairs. Ladies garments and walking skirts also tailored to order.
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West Railroad Avenue
O. Bambins
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Reginald Montmorency
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