Albuquerque Morning Journal Circulation Report April 1908
D S Boucher business manager of The Journal Publishing Company declares that in April 1908 an average of 4461 copies of The Albuquerque Morning Journal were printed and circulated daily. Sworn May 9 1908 before Notary Public H N Packert in Bernalillo County New Mexico.
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New Mexico
Bernalillo
D. S. Boucher
Journal Publishing Company
Albuquerque
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Boucher
H. N. Packert
P. A. Simpson
Said
G. W. Wakefield
Perea
Saidland
W. EE. Sherman
Mary Kreifels
Sebastian Nreifels
Montezuma Trust Company
Mary Keifels
Sebastian Krei
Els
Albufierque
al- Suquerque
Mary Steifele
Sebastian Kreifels
John Ginther
W. H. Gillewater
Right Track Ethics Stir in Morning Journal Office
A chorus of prominent chi gens applauds the Commercial club course, while critics say younger men dodge hard work. A Methodist minister tells a fable of Buck and Barney to argue for returning old efforts, but the real issue is whether new blood should bear the load and be pushed to pull.
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Morning Journal
Pote
Iowa
Buck
Barney
Parney
Chamber of Commerce Seeks Native Products Exhibition
The chamber of commerce favors forming a plan for organization and calls for a meeting while feeling is high. Los Angeles observers credit native product displays with boosting the city’s standing, and Albuquerque could gain greatly from a similar exhibit with an attentive presenter to answer questions.
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Chamber of Commerce
Los Angeles
Los 4 Neice
Albuquerque
Middle States
Toms
Nonpartisan Civil Service for City Police and Fire
A letter from Thos J Pasemore urges removing police and fire departments from politics. He proposes a nonpartisan civil service board to oversee these services, replacing partisan influence and relying on merit. The writer credits the city council for already achieving nonpartisan governance, deeming the board unnecessary.
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Thos
J Pasemore
Mering Journal
Pension claims show politics had little to do with grants
W W Havens argues pensions are earned by faithful service and proper records not by political influence. He cites 1901 act and later increases granted after examinations, and notes Andrews had no special pull in pension decisions. The letter defends veterans against political misrepresentation and urges accuracy in public discourse.
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Pension Department
Congress
McKinley
John M. Moore
Andrews
Department
New Mexico
W. W. Havens
Grand Army of the Republic
Havens
G. Caldwell
Piast
Department of New Mexicos
Gand Army of the Republic
Albuquerque
Bome
Forty-Four
Sam
Mr. Andrews
City cautions off city limits placement of new coal oil plant
The council urges relocating a proposed coal oil storehouse beyond the city limits after a damaging two day fire. Officials warn the site risks public safety akin to a powder house and demand the plant be moved to a safe distance from other buildings. The aim is self preservation and fair treatment of the oil operators.
Receipt of Thanks for Andrews Pension Efforts Sparks Debate
A June 13 1908 Albuquerque note reprints a May 1908 New Mexico G A R resolution praising Delegate W H Andrews for securing pensions. The writer objects to being listed among pension recipients tied to Andrews and criticizes the portrayal of pensions as chiefly his achievement.
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Albuquerque
F.duter
Missouri
Andrews
Congress
W. H. Andrews
D.C
New Mexico
WM. M. Berger
W. B. Brunton
Jacob Wellmetr
War on billboards spreads across the nation
The San Francisco Call argues against billboards urging heavy taxes or abolition noting their ugliness wind risk and fire danger as a public nuisance. Returned Roswell delegates criticize the convention's judgment calling out high liquor license costs amid few saloons.
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San Francisco Call
Roswell
Epitaph on Hilary Harkness Portrait of Office-Hunting Politician
Secretary Cortelyou recalls politics as a duty not a pursuit of offices. He condemns Hilary Harkness as a failed politician who spent thirty seven years seeking a $5,000 job while family ran a candy shop. An editor suggests a fitting epitaph for the tomb.
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Cortelyou
Hilary Harkness
Henry
I. Nicolaci
Pessier
Hias
Albuquerque
Hin
Gaenne
Berets
Oakey's hackline launches 24 hour service
Beginning today hacks will be furnished by Oakey's hackline at all hours of the day and night. Prompt and satisfactory service, Telephone 195 or 196.
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Oakey
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Lead Avenue
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South Pirst Street
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R. BE. McBride
Board of Regents
Las Cruces
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N. Second St
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A. BE. Walker
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Linde Watts
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