Stanford Professor Unlocks Etruscan Inscriptions Mystery
Stanford professor George Hempl presents a key to Etruscan tomb inscriptions, reshaping views of ancient Italy. He claims the Etruscans descended from Trojans, linking them to early Roman and Greek history and challenging the notion of a clear divide between Romans and Etruscans.
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Montana Shaken by Earthquakes in Virginia City
A dispatch from Virginia City Montana reports a 420 PM tremor as part of a week long series of quakes. The city endured thirty shocks with widespread damage and panic. Power and telegraph lines failed leaving Virginia City in darkness amid mounting alarm.
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Congressmen to Inspect Canal Zone Civil Government
A Morning Journal special reports twelve members of the House Committee on Foreign and Interstate Commerce will travel from Charleston to Colon to study the canal zone civil government. They aim to assess potential changes, though officials expect no alteration during the current session. The trip includes January travel with wives, led by Representatives Hepburn and Cushman among others.
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Heir to Fortune Faces Workhouse Sentence
William Jefferson Powell, heir to a fortune and a hoped for Baltimore society position, is sentenced in Los Angeles to 100 days in the workhouse on a vagrancy charge. His history includes military service, elopement, and prior arrests as he plans to await his inheritance at twenty five.
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Foley's Honey and Tar Endorsed for Coughs and Lung Trouble
A trade notice extols Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds and lung ailments citing forty years of cures. Sold by J ST O Rielly Co. Also advertised window frames priced at $1.75. Albuquerque NM Mull
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Week of New Year News From AP Foregali
The week ahead promises broad news with new administrations in many states and a Cuba troop evacuation. Major meetings in Atlantic City and Washington pair with finance talks in New York, plus hearings on bankruptcy and murder cases. The two cent postage to Germany starts January 1, and a New York auto show opens after a 15 month gap.
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Spanish Literary Society Forms With Sixty Members
A new Spanish Literary Society organized by Spanish-speaking citizens held a meeting at Benigno Romero's office and elected permanent officers for the coming year. The group, which plans regular winter and spring meetings, reports a membership of sixty with Benigno Homero as president, Jane Celso Rapinosa as vice president, Manuel Garcia as secretary, and Modesto Ortiz as treasurer.
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Not Happily at AM Exchange
A tense exchange reveals ongoing domestic conflict between Martha and her husband ending with a pointed question about their fighting and daily life at AM Exchange.
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Note in Pocket Reveals Dinner Plans and Expense
A lighthearted exchange from Tattler reveals a note found in a pocket stating dinner arrangements. The message shows a firm plan and hints at saving expense by avoiding extra efforts.
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Governess and Child Argue Over Harsh Thoughts
A governess warns a child that thoughts of cruelty are harmless only if kept quiet. The child questions punishment for merely thinking such words and contemplates the potential consequences within their household discipline.
Luna Urges Care On Albuquerque Sewer Bond Vote
Solomon Luna, president of the Bank of Commerce, warns Albuquerque taxpayers to consider the sewer bonds seriously. He laments apparent indifference that may threaten passage, stressing the issue as vital to the city’s development amid a wave of new residents.
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Scott's Emulsion Promises Digestive Aid and Nourishment
The ad claims Scott's Emulsion helps many with a digestive condition, serving as nourishment and medicine. A small dose three times daily is recommended, emphasizing to choose Scott's product for best results.
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Advertisement from Scott & Bwns for Atlas Giveaway
Advertisement invites readers to send name and address with four seats to cover postage for a "Complete Handy Atlas of the World" from SCOTT & BUWNS located at 408 Peart Street New York.
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Sewer bonds urged to back Albuquerque growth
An editorial argues that Albuquerque must approve sewer bonds to prevent health and property damage, noting the city cannot grow without adequate sewers. It stresses timing for bonds to tap a favorable market and keep costs down, while deferring construction method details to after approval.
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Abbott to Become Santa Fe County District Attorney
Attorney to succeed Robert Gortner in Santa Fe County will be appointed by Governor Curry. Abbott, former district attorney under Governor Otero, is said to be satisfactory to the Commercial club and opposed interests and expected to be approved and perform well. Also notes death of Richard Gorman, former Santa Fe city molar candidate, while employed by Santa Fe Water and Light.
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