Journal Publishing Company circulation figures April 1908 Albuquerque
D Boucher sworn as business manager of The Albuquerque Morning Journal reports an average daily circulation of 4 461 copies for April 1908 in Albuquerque New Mexico. The affidavit dated May 9 1908 was sworn before Notary Public Packert.
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New Mexico
Bernalilless
D. & Boucher
Huaines
Journal Publishing Company
Albuquerque
Albuquerque Morning Journal
DS Roucher
Notary Publ
Hon Packert
People urged to uphold self government in Bernalillo primaries
The Peace Commission rules in Fernalillo county resemble ballot primary law. Citizens are urged to vote to keep government of the people by the people, warning that a machine-led county would return and undo six years of reform. The piece stresses duty, turnout, and diligence to prevent a relapse into entrenched political machines.
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Peace Commission
Fernalillo County
Bernalillo County
United States
Friends of Free Government
Governor Creel Tightens Laws in Chihuahua State
Article notes Governor Creel enforces strict intemperance controls making Chihuahua one of the orderly states in the republic. Saloons close at reasonable hours, gambling is suppressed or closely watched, and bullfights at the state capital were halted due to disorder.
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Chihuahua
Creel
Republic
Old Age as a Treatable Disease and 1967 Trade Tone
Professor Metehnikoff of the Pasteur Institute argues old age is a disease that can be cured, predicting future centuries when maturity ends with full faculties. The piece notes 1967 quarter figures at 2.5 million marks and discusses Germany US export dynamics and rising foreign sales preparations by American manufacturers.
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Metehnikoff
Pasteur Institute
Paris
No More Conventions In Kansas Primary Voters Choose Slate
Kansas Republicans voted in yesterday's ballot primaries to nominate a full party ticket including a United States senator candidate. The move follows a recent legislative act aligning with county peace commission rules, signaling end of nominating conventions and machine delegates.
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Kansas
United States
Peace Commission
Serum Promises Eradication of Hog Cholera Revealed by U S Ag Department
The United States Department of Agriculture reports a new hog cholera serum from the Bureau of Animal Industry. Demonstrations at the Iowa experiment farm show effective application and rapid progress toward general use. Officials praise the trained researchers for advancing American farming and national wealth.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
Igch
Department
Iowa Experiment Farm
Kansas City
Pute HH
Prohibition Trends and Liquor Laws in Mexico
The article notes growing prohibition sentiment in Mexico with state measures limiting liquor sales. Morelia bans drink on premises, allowing only takeout sales by the bottle. It cites widespread high license rules and reduced saloons over the past decade, with stricter police enforcement occurring continuously.
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Republic of Mexico
State of
Morelia
Consul Robert J. Thompson Reports U S Trade Revival
Robert J. Thompson, Chicago manufacturer and former United States Consul at Hanover, returns home on vacation praising improving trade. He cites European and American data showing rapid revival, with Hanover district exports to the subtest borders near 1.76 million marks in the recent quarter, close to 2 million marks.
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Robert J. Thompson
Chicago
United States
Hanover
Germany
Mr. Thompson
Europe
Household Management and Women Work Debate
Mrs Stanton Blatch argues wives often benefit from work outside the home and that marriage and motherhood are not tied to housework. The New York World notes many women think keeping house is easy and wastes intellect, questioning how many run homes as efficiently as husbands run businesses.
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New York World
Darkest New York Tales of Parsees in Transit
Two Indian Parsees recount distressing misadventures in New York subways and other cities. They describe being driven past stations into Brooklyn and being dismissed rudely by subway staff, contrasting hospitality with Canadian border experiences.
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India
New York
Brooklyn
South Ferry
Forty-second Street
Albany
Teronto
Era of goodwill cited in Washington Star reports
The Washington Star notes a calmer mood after events in Denver and Springfield with receptions for Mr Kern and Mr Fairbanks, and a large Independence Party showing in Springfield. It also mentions Indiana and Massachusetts politics, a favorable idle tone in Indianapolis, and a 1912 era sense of neighborliness amid various public figures. The Interstate Commerce Commission rules private rail lines cannot operate for revenue.
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Kern
Denver
Fairbanks
Springfield
Mase
Himgen
Independence Party
Indiana
Massachusetts
Indianapolis
Interstate Commerce Commission
Editors in the Southwest Weigh In on Politics and Papers
The piece surveys editorials from multiple papers across New Mexico and Texas on party fairness at the primaries, irrigation congress planning, and local political figures. It notes editorials from the Register-Tribune and Amarillo Herald praising balance, and urges energy against economic hard times while mentioning delegates and conventions.
Clovis Post Launches Bold Special Edition
The Clovis Post prints a ten page special edition praising Clovis in Roosevelt County Oklahoma with glossy claims of growth and a brisk new editor Harry A Armstrong introducing himself and the paper's ambitious future plans.
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Clovis
Clovis Post
Hoosevelt County
Armstrong
Albuquerque
Oklahoma City
Movie Post
Harry A. Armstrong
Okla
Candid Roosts in Public Grive Over Clovis Post Hotel News
The Clovis Post declares its candidacy as friend of Roosevelt county residents, praising local scenery and hospitality. It notes Santa Fe shop developments near Amarillo, mentions farmers’ support, and laments fears of shop relocation while boasting community ties and friendly calls to action.
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Clovis Post
Pen
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