Bernalillo County Democrats Back Larrazolo Over Pecos Valley Fear
A Santa Fe correspondent’s letters are criticized as misleading about New Mexico politics. The Bernalillo county Democrats oppose denying Larrazolo and argue party control favors Pecos Valley, while praising Hinkle and calling for a fair chance for Larrazolo despite party loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernalillo County
Larrazolo
Pecos Valley
Bryan
Fergusson
Field
McMillen
Burkhart
Democratic Party
Larrazale
Democrats
New Mexico
Hinkle
Larrazelo
Republican Party of
Democ
Oregon Governor Chamberlain Wins Advisory Senate Vote
The Oregon legislature set a primary election to choose the U S senator and Governor Chamberlain won a majority of the advisory popular ballot. The Chicago Record Herald notes Oregon’s Republican reputation but acknowledges Chamberlain’s Democratic affiliation and his prior two terms as state executive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
United States
Chamberlain
Tate
Chicago Record-Herald
Repube
Brome
Senate
Oregon Senate Fight Highlights Direct Election Debate
The piece argues for direct election of federal senators and condemns any attempt to disregard the popular vote in Oregon. It notes most legislators pledged to respect the people’s choice, cites Cake vs Chamberlain, and stresses the need for an amendment to allow direct senate elections. It includes excerpts about politics in Porto Rico and remarks on University of New Mexico honors and a repealed personal injury law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Cake
Fulton
Chamberlain
University of New Mexico
Roedey Hall
Friends of the University
Friends of the Common Schools
United States
Ali
Edits on $30,000 Irrigation Congress Approval
The Baton Range analyzes editorials across territory papers on the $30,000 appropriation by Congress for the Irrigation congress at Albuquerque. It suggests readers will see who helped and questions the role of Delegate Andrews versus Twitchell and Hopewell. The piece hints at forthcoming prints that may be unfavorable to some statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Range
National Congress
Irrigation Congress
Albuquerque
Colonel Twitchell
Colonel Hopewell
Range
Andrews
Twitchell
New Mexico
Roswell
Larrazo
Elestet
Erdebe
Women on the Chicago school board are urged to stay
The piece argues against excluding women from the Chicago school board noting their historic role and major reforms. It cites Stecord Herald praising women’s insight into child development and education and warns that removing them would be retrogression for Chicago amid expanding public welfare and school reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Stecord-Herald
Chicago Board
Heated Race Shapes Taft Convention Debates
Reports from Chicago say the national Republican convention races are heating up as Taft supporters clash with anti Taft factions. Cannon headquarters in Chicago along with Knox and Fairbanks groups push for contesting ballots. Hitchcock defends Taft figures as delegates shift sides amid widespread managerial activity and looming contested votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph G. Cannon
Auditorium
Washington
Fairbanks
Cannon
Taft
Knox
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Judge Rodey Delivers Private Letter to Editor
The Morning Journal reports receipt of a letter from Judge B. B. Rodey of the United States court for Porto Rico. Though not intended for publication, the missive contains substantial content about ongoing affairs and opinions from the judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
B.8. Rodey
United States Court
Porto Rico
Roosevelt sweetbreads remark sparks Bulkeley debate
The public spread tale about President Roosevelt calling Senator Bulkeley of Connecticut sweetbreads in the head, a remark allegedly repeated to Secretary Foster. Foster’s reply, “Better sweetbreads than wheels,” is cited as a witty exchange that amused the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Senator Bulkeley
Connecticut
Brownsville
John W. Foster
What the Editors of the Southwest Are Saying
A collection of editorials mocks the Chicago convention and notes editors in the Southwest comment humorously on local amusements. The Cuervo Clipper jokes about mistaken arrests and regional banking exploits drawing attention from papers like the Tucson Citizen and Phoenix Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Southwest
Indianapolis
Pittsburg
Phoenix Republican
The Enterprising Editor in New Mexico Towns
The El Paso Herald notes the abundance of small town papers printing outdated top lines. It urges each to publish brief paragraphs with current geography to inform the public of locations and changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
el Paso Herald
Roswell Merchants Agree On Holidays
The merchants of Roswell New Mexico sign an agreement to close stores only on New Year s Day Fourth of July Thanksgiving and Christmas. The piece notes the small public has not been consulted and jokes about the premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jovuana
New Mexico
Republican Party
Morning Journal
Albuquerque
American Newspaper Directory
Roswell
N. M
Tucson Star
When the Puncher Comes To Town
A nostalgic verse on the cowboy hero returning to town. The puncher’s swagger, spurs, and outlaw image fade as times change. The poem recalls Boulevard Jeweis and branding days, ending with the cowboy figure vanishing from the range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Aley
Douglas International
Texas
Flegling
Boulevard Jeweis
God Almighty
How Albuquerque Gets the Goods
The article notes an unprecedented appropriation of funds to Albuquerque related to irrigation congress expenses. It cites a broad sundry civil law enabling the treasury secretary to pay the city for assisting in decentralizing costs, with a figure around 36 000 dollars, and mentions minimal government supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso Herald
National Irrigation Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Albuquerque
N. M
Albuquerque Prepares for Largest Irrigation Congress Yet
The article notes 380000 in funds allocated to Albuquerque to support the congress with at least 100000 for preparation and success. Private citizens plan buildings and exhibits, and no prior irrigation congress spent so much on preparation and prizes, marking a major opportunity for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Congress
Dandruff Germ Thrives in Vaseline Says Hair Expert
A Chicago hair specialist demonstrated to Inter-Ocean reporters under a microscope that grease in hair preparations feeds dandruff germs. He promotes Newbro's Herpicide as the sole product that destroys the dandruff germ, claiming it prevents falling hair and baldness. Sold by druggists. samples via 10 stamps to The Herpicide Co. Detroit, with agents Bb. H. Briggs & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Inter-Ocean
Newbro
Seading
Flerp'cide Co
Detroit
Mich
Fort Bayard Library Expands With Seventy New Volumes
Fort Bayard New Mexico library receives seventy latest fiction and travel volumes, bringing total holdings to about twenty three hundred. Sergeant Joseph Orandorff oversees the library under Chaplain C C Bateman and receives high marks. A U.S. Geological Survey party, led by Mr B E Cooke, began surveying the Fort Bayard reservation and expects to finish by mid to late August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Bayard
N. M
Post Library
Joseph H. Orandorff
C. C. Bateman
United States Geological Survey
C. Be, Cooke
Fort Bayard Reservation
Southern couple wed in Albuquerque in quiet ceremony
Miss Elizabeth Tully of Areola North Carolina married James H. Maxwell of Centralia Virginia in Albuquerque. Judge George K. Craig officiated. The bride arrived on the eastbound limited and the groom came from El Paso, joined by W. E. Neal. The couple planned a Dallas honeymoon after a private Alvarado hotel reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Tully
Areola
N. C
James H. Maxwell
Centralia
George K. Craig
North Carolina
Limited
Maxwell
el Paso
W. E. Neal
Dallas
Texas
Mr. Neal
Albuquerque
Alvarado Hotel
Neal
Leo
Mr Neal
Union Central Life Insurance Company
Barnett Block
Mis. Tully
Stomach Troubles Cure Highlighted by Tablets
Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets are praised for curing stomach troubles. A man who spent over two thousand dollars on other treatments was cured after using a few boxes. Price is 25 cents with samples free at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Bernalillo County Seeks Sewer Line Bid
Bids will be received by the Bernalillo County Commission clerk at the courthouse for laying a sewer line from the county jail toward the courthouse sewer. Bids due 10 a m Saturday June 27 1908. Plans on file with the county surveyor. Board may reject all bids. Bond required for performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Bernalillo County
N. M
Court House
Said County
Notice of Trustees Sale in Old Town Albuquerque
Notice filed by Montezuma Trust Company announces a deed of trust default by Mary Kreifels and Sebastian Kreifels on a $1200 promissory note dated May 4 1907. The trust covers two parcels in Old Town Albuquerque described by metes and bounds totaling about five acres, with foreclosure action for collection and attorney fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kreifels
Sebastian Kreiifels
John Ginther
Sebastian Kreifels
Montezuma Trust Company
Bernalillo
Territory
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Linder Watts
Duranes Road
Perea Street
Perea
P. A. Simpson
G. W. Waakefield
W. E. Sherman
Beeting Corner
N. E
Foreclosure Sale of Albuquerque Property by Montezuma Trust
Montezuma Trust Company will sell at public auction at the Albuquerque post office front door on July 6 1908 at 12 noon the property described in the deed of trust to satisfy the note of Mary Kreifels and Sebastian Kreifels totaling 1443.78 with interest and attorney fees. The sale follows a failed payment and four weeks notice by advertisement in a local newspaper.
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Mary Kreifels
Sebastian Kreifels
Montezuma Trust Company
Albuquerque
County of Bernalillo
Territory of
New Mexico
Ecity
John Ginther
Bernalillo
Territory
W. H L. Gillewater
Furnished Rooms for Rent In Grande Building
Rooms in the sew puilding at 805 North Broadway offered by day week or month with bath nearby. Sole agent for Tijeras Canyon lime and for imported and domestic liquors and cigars.
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C. A. Grande
North Broadway
Tijeras Canyon
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Albuquerque Morning Journal
Journal Publishing Co
Bm A. Macpiterson
W. S. Burke H. BK. Khening, Boucher
Fal
Mditor City Editer
Santa Fe
el Paso News
Ananias
San Francisco Chronicle
Hitchcock
National Committee On
Judge Rodey
Tucson
Kansas
Prescott
Phoenix
Arizona
Arizona Gazette
Arkansas
Fayetteville
Frank Wilson
Deming
Yves
Deer
Dening Graphic
Har
FT. Bayard
Merodames H. Maxwell
Journal
Maxwell Automobiles
H. P
H. BP
Vanity Fair
Missouri River
T. E. Purdy
Colombo
No Grande Valley Land Co
Borkadaile Realstate and Investments
Thera and
Gold Ave
S. Broadway
West Gold
Corner Eighth
W. Huning
Highlands
Biacksmith Shop
A. & McMillen
Daniel Sully
Armin Stock Co
Matsons
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