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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1908
Page
1
The fragment sketches confusion over service and consequences of wartime duties. It alludes to authorities, legal questions, and disputed roles amid cross-border tensions, with ambiguous references to poets and officials.
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In St Louis at 1014 North Tenth Street Senorita Andreas Villareals Gonzales a leading Mexican Junta figure says the revolution will sweep Mexico. She describes armed liberales, bank seizures, and hunger driving support while pledging to avoid bloodshed unless necessary.
Denver dispatch reports a brewing clash within the Democratic convention over an anti injunction plank. Delaware Judge Gray emerges as a possible running mate favorite for vice presidency, while Illinois and Washington delegates show resistance to strong anti injunction language. Bryan and Johnson camps prepare banners as headquarters open, with decisions on the plank expected amid delegate maneuvers.
The Morning Journal completes installation of its fourth Mergenthaler linotype machine, a direct-from-factory addition that doubles type setting capacity and reflects ongoing expansion of the paper and commercial printing department in New Mexico. The paper emphasizes independence from political influence and a commitment to quality news service as circulation grows.
Mail clerk Gould narrowly escaped injury when the California Limited wreck near Winslow Arizona left a car burned to embers. Santa Fe officials claim deliberate wrecking by arson to destroy a bridge and cause three deaths and over thirty injuries while investigators note a prior freight train incident in the same area.
New Haven Conn June 30 Alexander Troup close Bryan friend says New England will nominate two vice presidential candidates ex Governor Douglass of Massachusetts and Archibald McNeil of Bridgeport Connecticut delegation united for McNeil Troup notes Bryan support strong in New England for presidential vote with region totals and loyalties across states.
Claim agent reports incendiaries set fire to the bridge near Winslow as the cat’s wreck of the limited train prompts a deadly incident investigation.
LA June 30 51 Winter dean of dramatic critics was a passenger on the Santa Fe wreck near Winslow Arizona last Sunday night. He rests quietly at his Riverside summer home and will stay in bed for a few days. Jefferson Winter and wife accompanied him from New York and attended him during the trip to California. The younger Winter called the wreck a bad smashup but noted his father sustained only minor bruises and will rest before a seashore retreat.
Mail clerk Ralph Gould escaped with a badly sprained back and was taken to his home on Leadvenue Street. Baggage car passenger Joseph Reynolds suffered a dislocated shoulder. Conductor Frost warned riders about vestibule danger after the Sunday night crash that demolished three cars and killed passenger C. L. Partridge.
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