Light Battery Organized in Pecos Valley Roswell
The War Department ships a New Mexico National Guard light battery to Roswell with four Nordenfeldt guns and a $100,000 equipment budget. Captain M S Murray is named battery commander and letters of commissions are sought for three officers. The unit is described as the only light battery within five hundred miles of Roswell.
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Morning Journal
Roswell
N. M
War Department
National Guard of
New Mexico
Noswell
M.S. Murray
Charles Debremond
Harold Hurd
H. M. Dow
T. Sutherland
Murray
Governor Curry
Tick Campaign Shows Results In Tick-Free South
The Morning Journal reports Dr. A D Melvin notes practical gains from eradicating cattle ticks in the south. More cattle bred, faster calf growth, higher milk yields, and better land values are seen as ticks vanish. Price differences at northern markets exceed two dollars per head, with annual gains of millions.
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Morning Journal Bureau
Munsey Building
Washington, D. C
A.D. Melvin
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
Secretary of Agriculture
Prominent St Louis Woman in a Tucson Jail Cell
Grace A Scheldner, described as a fashionable St Louis socialite, is jailed in Tucson on a statutory offense charge. Rupert Seger is held in a separate men’s cell on the same charge. The pair were arrested by U S Marshal Withee after Scheldner’s husband accused her and Seger of improper conduct following her visit to Tucson to persuade him to return home.
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Tucson
Ariz
Grace A. Scheldner
Rupert Seger
Seger
Scheldner
Chilet Vderpers
United States Marshal PLC
Charles Scheldner
St. Louis
Toole Avenue
Scheldiner
Santa Fe Ends Old High Ball Signal Across System
Santa Fe examined its signaling and will retire the long familiar high ball, the universal go ahead signal. The board will soon place new rules and signals in the operating department with one remaining call for back the train warnings.
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Santa Fe
Ga Hiterus
Law
America
Gigantic work underway at Santa Cruz project
Santa Cruz Land and Reservation company reports 5 000 acres cleared and under cultivation, with barley and wheat sown and plans for a further 5 000 acres to be planted in corn millet or beans. A reservoir dam is being raised to double capacity to 2 000 acre feet, plus a new ditch from Santa Rosa valley to supply water. One hundred and fifty workers, 200 teams, and multiple plows are active. new horses will be added to the ranch.
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Tucson
Ariz
Santa Cruz
Santa Rosa
Hig
Artesia Ice Plant to Use Ten Ton Capacity in Silver City
J A Beckham and A J Solin order machinery for a ten ton ice plant to be built on Texas avenue west of the railroad. The Mogellon Coin and Copper Co. officials Dr Frederick W Seward and W St Royee arrived in Silver City to settle debts and boost local circulation. A plan to take control of Cooney Consolidated Copper moves forward with Nova Boonie capitalists backing T J Curran as president. Meanwhile a parochial church ruin in Belen is being razed and a local power plant injury is reported at Artesia. Globe property owners face arrest for immoral rentals near an Indian school, and a Logan saloon burns with only partial losses.
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J. A. Beckham
A. J. Solin Rhdew
Artesia
Texas Avenue
Frederick W. Seward
Goshen
New York
Mogellon Coin and Copper Co
W. St. Royee
Middletown
Silver City
Silver
Met
Cooney
Will Poss
Cooney Consolidated Copper Company
Nova Boonie Capitalists
T. J. Curran
Globe
Rage troubles on Mexico lines grow serious
Special Correspondence from Paso, Texas reports looming nationwide strike threats as National Lines of Mexico pushes to replace American and foreign workers with Mexican staff. Training of Mexicans for engineer and dispatcher roles sparks conflict with long‑standing American crews and union leaders. A late note reports the death of Captain Edward Bates Eno, a Buver City broker, from heart failure triggered by asthma.
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Morning Journal
Paso
Texas
Mexico
Mexican Central
Laredo
Central
Nuevo Laredo
Rio Grande
Monterey
San Luis Potosi
National Lines
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
United States
Mexico City
Gulf of Mexico
Edward Bates Eno
Slowk
Buver City
Manchuria Lecture At University Of New Mexico
Sev A Vernon Bryan speaks on Manchuria Today at Fotley Hall Friday January 28 at 2 10 PM. Bryan, brother of J W D Bryan, has spent 24 years in the Far East and will present a new view on imperial Japan for the public audience invited to attend.
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University of New Mexico
Sev
A. Vernon Bryan
Fotley Hall
Vernon Bryan
J. W. D. Bryan
Albuquerque
Far East
Man
Japan
Prublic
Colorado irrigation boom seen in 1909 filings and 1910 prospects
Colorado opens the year with huge irrigation growth, projecting 1,006,000 more acres under irrigation and a state total near 2.32 million acres. In 1909, filings for 595 reservoir sites with 429.4 billion cubic feet capacity cost an estimated $64.2 million, signaling rapid expansion and greater homeseeker interest through 1909 to 1910.
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Morning Journal
Colorado Springs
Colo
Colorado
State Land Board
Bryan's Headquarters in Port Arthur and Wooster Visit
Rev Mr Bryan, under the foreign mission board of the Presbyterian church, has served in Port Arthur, Manchuria for four years and Japan before that. He arrived in San Francisco, then Albuquerque, plans to stay with R W D Bevan before heading to Wooster Ohio for his year long leave. The piece references local Albuquerque theater advertising and rain plans.
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Bryan
Foreign Mission Board
The
Presbyterian Church
Port Arthur
Manchuria
Japan
Far East
San Francisco
Albuquerque
R. W. D. Bevan
Wooster
Ohio
Mr. Bryan
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Gains Popularity
The article argues against the legitimacy of a medicine claimed to cure female illnesses. It contends no fair-minded person would accept it as real and notes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has grown in popularity for thirty years due to gentle influence.
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Lydia KE
Pinkham
The Journey Toward Global Peace and Free Trade
The piece argues for humanitarian leadership and international cooperation spurred by open seas and rivers, citing historical shifts in navigation laws and the spread of free commerce. It highlights Jeffersonian ideals, Arab Barbary conflicts, and the rise of the international patriot who favors justice over narrow national interest.
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Cherry
Illinois
America
Cherry Pit
Reason
Meuse
Scheldt
Europe
Danube
Paris
South America
Amazon
Congo
Niger
Great Britain
England
Ireland
United States
Jefferson
Mediterranean Sea
Africa
Old World
Lat Derne
Tripoli
Nasses
Stock Examination Notice at Pratt & Co
Money matters loom large as Pratt & Co invites readers to inspect stock offerings. The notice references 1 G. Pratt & Co and a location described as The Second St. Pitone 46, urging examination of financial opportunities.
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G. Pratt & CO
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Animal Industry Bureau
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Pike's Peak
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Victor
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Colorado Springs Institution
Gifford Pinchot
ST. Louis Society
Territory of
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Territory
Albuquerque Citizen
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Belen
White Jack Upehureh
Mr. Gibson
Artesia Light Plant
Cal Underwood
Logan
NS. M
B. Tyler
Northeas
Corey
Bryan’s
Carrie
Trust
Canyon
Gem Theater
Tarry
Commodore Preble
United States Navy
Burnett
New Broom House
Sooth Walter Street
J. M. Sollie
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