Albuquerque Clerk Named Public Instruction Superintendent
The council confirmed J. B. Clark of Albuquerque as superintendent of public instruction for two years succeeding Hiram Hadley. Clark is a seasoned school administrator and highly qualified for the post. The move follows governor Bagerman's term and faced little opposition in the council. The Morning Journal Bureau, Santa Fe.
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Santa Fe
N. M
J. B. Clark
Albuquerane
Hiram Hadley
Clark
Albuquerque
Fovernor Bagerman
Colfirmnalo
Hagerman
House Committee of Five
Twrontite
Peporte
Rahe
A. A. Keen
Pennsylvania Development Company
Railroads Stranded by Storms Hit West and Politics
Los Angeles reports three transcontinental lines slowed by heavy rains and landslides. The Southern Pacific warns two days to reopen the San Joaquin Valley line while the Salt Lake line struggles with renewed washouts and flooded crossings. In St. Petersburg, Stolypin outlines a temperate but firm program as parliament debates amnesty for political offenders and the return of exile clergy.
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San Fernando Tunnel
San Francisco
Newhall
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Cajon
Wells
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Constitutional Democratic Central Committee
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Cv Eittee
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House
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Meecow
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Holy Synod
Crregori Patroff
Santa Fe Council Advances Bills Amid Corporation Finance Debate
A council session debated house bill No 42 restricting annual corporate reports to the secretary of state and excluding religious and charitable organizations. The council is set to pass or amend measures affecting the Santa Fe Water and Light company and extend city limits under a land grant bill.
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Wells Fargo to Move Headquarters to Los Angeles
The Wells Fargo Company announces a shift of its general headquarters to Los Angeles, with a network spread east to Albuquerque and Taos and south to Baja California, reflecting a broad reorganization of its regional offices and territories.
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Los Angeles
Prandiece
Sacramento Losses Capital Criment al Mamh Chang
A fragmented item notes Sacramento losing capital status amid a change involving Gillettie today. The readable text shows names and events but details are unclear.
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Crmenta al Mamh Chang Gillettie
Caple
Althe Do Mo Sanchez Appointed Assistant to Mr Clark
The article states Althe Do Mo Sanchez of New Ates ley Alfredo M Sanchez is chosen as assistant to Mr Clark. Sanchez, a graduate with government service, has traveled widely in Asia and the Philippines and is now attached to the department in Washington.
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Washington
Clark
Alfredo M. Sanches
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Articultral College
Philippines
Asia
Bueip
Mtr. Sanches
She Smett
State Immigrant Assistance Policy Challenged
An Attorney General opinion questions state assisted immigrant programs and federal authority, signaling a legal clash over welfare and immigration aid. The article notes political implications as parties weigh constitutional interpretation and potential grants or declines.
Prosecution Seeks Conviction in Idaho Murder Case
Judge Woods instructions lead to defense exception as jurors weigh Steve Adams guilt in the murder of Fred Tyler. Defense argues court favored prosecution, omitting references to the Western Federation of Miners. jurors must decide if Tyler died from a felony and if Adams committed it.
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Morning Journal Special
Willace
Idaho
Woods
Steve Adams
Fred Tyler
Richardson
Western Federation of Miners
Tyler
Steunenberg
Pivavier
Steewon
Ounenberg
Boule
Dee Raeen
St. Jae Wutry
Thir Cave
Fred ‘Tyler
Owe Harika
Storm on Salton Sea damages railroad tracks
Advices from the Pacific's general officers report a late yesterday storm on the Salton Sea produced high waves that submerged part of the railroad tracks and caused extensive damage. Trains were delayed but were running both ways today and repairs were completed. The sea has subsided and remains quiet.
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Los Angeles
Pactifte
Salton Sea
Rathranl Company
Angaisy Quiler
Train Tumbles Over Embankment in Warren Pa
A Pennsylvania railroad incident in Warren Pennsylvania saw Train No. in the Western New York and Pennsylvania division plunge over a five foot embankment. Irvington reports nine injuries, none fatal. Famine relief in Shanghai boosted to over 25000, with massive contributions aiding famine relief efforts.
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Warren
New York and Prennsylvania
Pennsylvania Railroad
Irvington
Colorado River Break Closure Praised by Harriman
Harriman lauds the Colorado River breach closure completed February 11 as a major relief. He notes engineers moved 77,000 cubic yards of rock and material in fifteen days to seal the break. The effort, while temporary, signals a potential future need if another flood occurs.
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Saltonata
H. Harriman
Colorade
Colorado
Barnes interview sparks fight over governor removal rumors
The Morning Journal reports Will C. Barnes of Las Vegas quoted an interview with James R. Garfield that dismisses rumors Governor Hagerman will be removed. Garfield later denies the Barnes interview in a dispatch, while Barnes defends his published statements and asserts their truth.
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Santa Fe
Will C. Barnes
Las Vegas
Barnes
Washington
James R. Garfield
New Mexico
Santa Fe New Mexican
Washington, D. C
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Hagerman
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Interior
Prospects Bright for Peace in Butte
Fragmentary text describes an election and duties of miners and officers, with unclear phrases and damaged wording. The readable sections point to peace prospects in Butte and an election affecting leadership and fate, without clear names or dates.
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Butie
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Promisteni
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Budget civic debate prompts wage and levy talk
A transcription of a town meeting reveals proposals on wages and a higher tax or fee. Officials discuss director salaries and costs for public works while residents weigh the impact on local services and the budget.
Wallace Echo Marely On Case Trial Update
Jury heard testimony tonight in the Steve Adams murder case against Fred Tyler. Prosecutors and defense showed tension as verdict prospects appeared uncertain.
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Echo
Marely
Steve Adams
Fred Tyler
Brakes Fail Cause Runaway Train Deadly Crash at Bingham
Salt Lake City dateline reports two Copper Belt railroad workers died when brakes failed on an Oregon Short Line train at Bingham sixteen miles south of Salt Lake City. Engineer J Lynch and Fireman E B Wyatt were killed as the engine toppled and plunged down a slope on the steep grade.
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Bingham
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J. . Lynch
Wyatt
Nevada Officials Clash Over Criticism Incident
Sam Davis and another critic of Secretary of State Douglas were assaulted in the Capitol corridor amid disputes over publication. The March incident followed a confrontation with Douglas as Nevada politicians questioned official actions.
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Women Suffragists Locked Up After Juvenile Jail Entry
Landen March 6 women suffragists led by Despard union activist released after confinement for agitation at a Keir-Hardin breakfast. Authorities faced pressure as protesters vow to continue tactics despite jail time.
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Morning Journal
Landen
Sire. Despard
Cellerut French
James Keir-Hardin
Bregeien
Noted Physician Claimed by Death
New York March 21. Civorge Fowler aged sixty died at his home here after years of medical service. He was a prominent obstetrician and pediatrician with long ties to the New York Polytechnical School and medical faculty. For six years he served as associate editor at the American Journal of Obstetrics.
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Deventer
Keale
Tong Ax Coppers
New York
Civorge
Fowler
Tibdy
Four cattle rustlers taken in Colfax County
Special Dispatch reports Officer John Collier of the mounted police captured his fourth rustler in Colfax county within a week. The latest arrestee, J. D. McGrath, was seized near Raton and taken to Wagon Mound Mora county where he was bound over to the grand jury.
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N. M
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Mounted Police
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Caute
J.D. McGrath
Raton
Wagon Mound
Mora County
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Fight for control of Mrs Eddy s money
Boston reports former Senator William Chandler as special attorney for George Washington Glover says a seventh suit may be added in Massachusetts. He announced immediate service of processes on four New Hampshire defendants and said Massachusetts parties may join. A second suit could follow, with testimony taken in various places as preparation proceeds.
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Chandler
George Washington Glover
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Chander
Gage
John W. Welly
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Concord
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Unclear OCR fragment from San Antonio court news
Fragmentary text references March 6 in San Antonio Texas and mentions prosecution and discharged soldiers to be summoned. Details are garbled and identities or events are not recoverable from the readable portion.
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Texas
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