New Movement Aims Statehood Push For New Mexico Arizona
Simon Stern of the Albuquerque Commercial Club leads a drive to unite business groups in New Mexico and Arizona to press Congress for statehood. Telegrams will target the Senate Committee on the Territories and UWon urging swift favorable action as delays cripple enterprise. Albuquerque handles New Mexico contacts Phoenix covers Arizona.
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New Mexico
Arizona
United States Senate
Simon Stern
Albuquerque Commercial Club
Commonwealths
Territories
Phoenix Board of Trace
Arizona Commercial Clubs
Albuquerque Club
Phoenix
Board of Trade
Ariz
Washington
Uwon
William Alden Smith
Senate Committee On the Territories
Phoenix Club
Albuquerque Commercital Club
Kansan Killed Instantly by Train Near Las Cruces
J W Luse of Great Bend Kansas was struck by a south bound Santa Fe passenger train while walking the track near Hincen and died instantly the neck broken and brains dashed out. The coroner's inquest will be held Monday. Wood Colston and Eugene F Dales two men tied to a Las Cruces post office robbery were discharged after a US court hearing.
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Morning Journal
Las Cruces
N. M
J. W. Luse
Great Bend
Kansas
Santa Fe
el Paso
Hincen
Wood Colston
Eugene F. Dales
Chatfer
Post Card Day cards issued by New Mexico immigration bureau
The New Mexico immigration bureau prepared limited postal cards for Post Card Day on June 22. Cards feature four lines about New Mexico with space for a message and are aimed at smaller communities without card stock or commercial distribution. Write to the secretary with exact quantities requested. supply is limited.
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New Mexico Bureau of Immigration
New Mexico
Smarler
Bureau of Immolaration
Alin Ueraqus
Santa Fe orders full inquiry into Domingo wreck and deaths
The Santa Fe announces a thorough investigation of Friday’s Domingo collision to fix responsibility. Engineer A W Green and fireman Ray G Flowers died. several others injured while Miss Maude Harford aided post office workers during the wreck. Funeral plans and burials proceed in Las Vegas and Estancia with Brotherhood involvement.
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Sant Fe
Domingo
J. M. Kurn
F. L. Myers
Las Vegas
Kurn
Limited
A. W. Green
Ray G. Flowers
Bessie Wyatt
Charles
California
Trousseau
Lght
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood of Firemen
Las Veras
Tay G. Flowers
St. Joseph's Hospital
Flowers
Estancia
Henry Flowers
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Strong Brothers
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Fairview Cemetery
Ray B. Hall
Maude Harford
Fresno
Cal
Post Offices
Hall
Carrie Nation Draws Kansas Saloon War to End
Carrie Nation dies in Leavenworth sanitarium after months of illness and a nervous breakdown linked to lawsuits against a lecture bureau. The militant temperance crusader, born Carrie Moore in Kentucky in 1846, inspired Kansas anti liquor efforts and later led lectures and publishing efforts before her death at 61.
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Morning Journal
Leavenworth
Kan
Carrie Nation
Kansas
Nation
al Sumalsky
Dr. Sumalsky
Kentucky
Carrie Moore
David Nation
Mrs. Nation
Enterprise
Smasher's Mail
New York
Madison Square Garden
Kansas City
Associated Charities of
West Point Graduating Class to Receive Diplomas Near Tuesday
Washington reports the United States Military Academy at West Point will award diplomas to its graduating class near Tuesday. Secretary Stimson plans a July inspection trip of the Panama Canal. In New York, George J Could received a cable announcing the death of his mother in law, Mrs Mary Kingdon, last night.
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Washington
Military Academy
West Point
Tuesaday
Stimson
Manama Canal
New York
George J. Could
Parle
Mes
Mary Kingdon
Uncle Sam Not Trying To Put Washee Washee Out Of Business
A Deming laundry protests to the War Department alleging Fort Hayard laundry is skimming Deming trade. The War Department investigates, finds no justification for action, and decides no further steps.
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Uncle Sam
Silver City
N. M
Deming
War Department
Washington
Fort Hayard Laundry
Tte
President Names Tom Waylon as Secretary in Strong Officer Slate
Commercial Club directors select a robust slate of officers led by Tom Waylon as secretary while Mr. Brooks presses for resignation efforts. The move sets a new leadership tone for the club as January discussions proceed.
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Tom Waylon
Commercial Club
Brooks
Head of Mormons Summoned for Sugar Trust Hearings
Washington reports the House committee investigating the American Sugar Refining Company will summon Joseph Smith, head of the Mormon church, to testify about sugar trust dealings with beet sugar interests tied to the church. Subpoenas will target leading eastern beet sugar figures, with hearings to start Monday.
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Morning Journal
Washington
House Committee
American Sugar Refining Company
Joseph Smith
Mormon Church
Sugar Trust
Hardwick
Smith
Lawmakers Held as Law Breakers in Ohio Indictments
Columbus dispatch reports the Ohio General Assembly members and an aide indicted on bribery charges by the grand jury. Indicted are Senator Thomas A. Dean. Representatives Frank McCalvey and George B. Nye. and Stanley F. Harrison, with Nye facing new charges of solicitation. Bond set at 5000 each. The grand jury notes witness reluctance and possible perjury hindering inquiry.
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Columbus
General Assembly
Grand
Thomas A. Dean
Sandusky County
Frank McCalvey
Cuyahoga County
George B. Nye
Pike County
Stanley F. Harrison
Nye
Morrison
Grand Jury Today
Earthquake Dead Count Varies Across Mexican Regions
Morning Journal Special Leased Wire reports Mexico City's quake toll uncertain due to slow reports from outlying villages. Known dead exceed 150, with potential rises. greatest losses near Colima and Jalisco towns, Guadalajara spared. Reports detail church damage, limited rail disruption, and cracks in Colima waterworks.
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Morning Journal
Mexico City
Colima
Jalisco
Guadalajara
Tuxpan
Moyer
Morgan Questions Steel Corp Influence on Policy
Congressmen press Senator Morgan to reveal how far a single business leader shapes national policy. The inquiry centers on Steel Corporation ties and potential industry leverage over legislation and regulation.
Clash over output deals at United States Steel inquiry
Percival Roberts Jr a United States Steel director testified that pre merger agreements among steel makers shaped output and kept prices high. He said Gary dinners and interlocking boards helped steel and rail interests, while prices were set by buyers and sellers, not the directors.
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Morning Journal
Washington
House Committee of
United States Steel Corporation
R. V. Lindsbury
Percival Roberts
Roberts
James Gayley
Gary
J. Pierpont Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Beall
Steel Corporation
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
Lindsbury
Mr. Stanley
Mr. Roberts
United States Steel
Pennsylvania Railroad
Frick
Lement
Griscom
President McCrea
McCrea
Twenty Minutes for a Rough House Leads to the Cadi's Court
Vicente Catalina and Dick Finley described as engaging in a rough house on South First Street on Friday faced a peace offering of ten dollars each. Richard Maitland was arrested Friday night for vagrancy after sleeping on the grass at the Alvarado and told it was unlawful to do so. The judge released him on promise not to linger in Albuquerque to trouble the police.
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Vicente Catalina
Dick Finley
South First
Richard Maitland
Alvarado
Albuquerque
General Reyes Greeted by Crowds in Mexico City Arrival
General Bernardo Reyes arrived in Mexico City aboard a special train from Orizaba to a mixed welcome. A civilian reception dominated by curious crowds contrasted with hostile calls from Maderistas shouting Down with Reyes.
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Mexico City
Reyes
Viva Madero
Bernardo Reyes
Maderixtas
Origaba
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