Albuquerque Morning Journal Statement and Publisher Note
The Albuquerque Morning Journal, published by D. A. Macpherson with Wes Burke as president and Henning as city editor, is presented as the leading daily in New Mexico. The paper claims larger circulation than any other Albuquerque daily and asserts strong support for Republican principles and party methods.
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Albuquerque Morning Journal circulation claim form
Territory of New Mexico county records show The Journal Publishing Company of Albuquerque certified that in April 1960 an average of 4461 copies of the Albuquerque Morning Journal were printed and circulated daily. D S Boucher business manager and notary public H N Packert witnessed the affirmation dated May 6 15908.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Albuquerque Morning Journal
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H. N. Packert
Irrigation congress call to showcase Pecos valley crops
The Uoxwell Commercial Club appeals to farmers in the Pecos valley to prepare a major exhibit for the upcoming Irrigation Congress this fall. They urge display of Pecos valley produce to attract global interest and investment, offering to bring at least two carloads of fruit and cover costs for growers unable to contribute. The club urges statewide and territorial cooperation to demonstrate the valley’s irrigation potential and economic promise to attendees from around the world.
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Irrigation Congress
New Mexico
Uoxwell Commercial Club
Congress
Pecos
Rokinep
Pecos Valley
Remarkable six inch apple drawn from Montova orchard
Amos Chaves introduces an unusually large apple from the Montova orchard, claiming its size would trouble even a famed ancestor. The fruit dwarfs others at the window display and the piece notes its oddity without naming the variety.
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Amos Chaves
Fteni
Aeie Montova
Haven
Chaves
Adam
Daymat
Twitetell
Irajgition Congress
Albuquerque Building Boom Yet Low Prices Lure Builders
A New Mexico town enjoys a building boom as materials stay cheap. Civilized reports show costs are about thirty percent lower now than a year and a half ago, with potential savings near fifty percent in the future. Builders are urged to consider new construction while conditions favor reduced prices and a temporary downturn in mood spreads nationwide.
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Aumquerque
Sae
West
Railroad business barometer signals cautious buying
Official reports note higher gross earnings in the last quarter for the Santa Fe and other lines, while the Whee man plans to buy and build when material costs are low. The railroad sector is seen as a key indicator of national economic health, prompting prudent borrowing and saving as confidence wavers.
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Santa Fes
Sunnyside Tornado Relief Fund Report Published
The Morning Journal prints a relief fund report from Dr W R Lovelace and Sunnyside committees listing donors from El Paso to Roswell and Fort Sumner, detailing amounts for victims of the July 2 1908 tornado and clarifying Albuquerque’s noncontribution due to irrigation congress costs.
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Sunnyside
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Texas
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Roswell
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Las Vegas
Overner Curry
Santa Fe
de Craftenreed
Yosso
John
Taylor
M. R. Baker
Commercial Club
W.kloverlace
Albuquerque
Irrigation Congress
Turnise Revolution and the Turkish Question
The Manchester Chronicle argues skepticism about Turkey's renascence and notes several signs suggesting change. It distinguishes between the Turkish people and the polity, calling Turkey decadent and blaming the political system for stagnation. A future revolution could alter circumstances and lift the sick man’s burden.
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England
Chronicle
Turkey
Myzantim
Ohio Republicans nominate Gay Hughes as campaign figure
The piece argues Gay Hughes, though not a seasoned orator or politician, represents higher values and a strong record. It notes Hughes has earned cross party praise for his work at the national level and is respected by solid voters in towns and country areas alike as Ohio Republicans seek strength in a pivotal year.
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Hughes to address Ohio crowds as Taft campaign opens
The article notes a Democratic edge in city voting while Republicans hope for strong country turnout in Ohio. Gov Hughes travels to Ohio to rally rural voters and bolster a high standard of public service, aligning New York Republicanism with Buckeye issues. The Youngstown meeting marks the local launch of Taft’s campaign with both local and national speakers.
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Columbus
Cleveland
Hughes
Ohio
New York
Youngstown
Taft
Stairway training for army officers signals new fitness trend
The Washington Star notes army chiefs and staff using stairs at the War Department to stay in prime condition for duty. The piece argues stair climbing benefits heart health and discipline, citing Judge Taft and general fitness, and suggests such routines could improve officers’ longevity and leisure after service.
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Washington Star
War Department
Beter Atate
Sam
Right to wear her own dress upheld in school case
A Pennsylvania court ruled a schoolteacher may wear attire pleasing to herself despite sect dress mandates. The decision notes no incompetence or improper influence by the teacher and urges complainants to mind their own affairs, warning that regulating such dress could infringe personal rights.
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Pennsylvania
Russia settles after upheaval says W T Stead
In a letter to the London Times Stead reports returning to Russia after three years and finds signs of a complex but real change. He notes outward normalcy and claims revolutionaries admit the fever has spent itself and the duma’s steady development should prevent restive unrest for years.
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W. T. Stead
London Times
Russia
Duma
Government's Petition for Rehearing in Major Oil Case
The government seeks a rehearing in the appeal over the $29,240,000 fine against the Standard Oil Company of Indiana. The petition states the appellate ruling misstates evidence and law on ignorance of the lawful rate, argues for a broader crime theory, and urges reargument to uphold the Elkins act and prevent railroad discrimination. It notes Attorney General Bonaparte, Frank Kellogg, Edwin Sims, and James Wilkerson as signers.
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United States Court of Appeals
Standard Oil Company of
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United States
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Eirealt Court of Appeals
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Standard QU Company
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James H. Wilkinson
United Tinties At
Chaivin and Noneman dissolve partnership notice
Notice announces the dissolution of the Chauvin and Noneman partnership with Chauvin continuing business at 114 South Third Street and assuming all debts and accounts due the firm.
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Noneman
A. Chauvin
Chauvin & Noneman
South Third Street
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