Albuquerque Republican Rally Demands Honest Governance
The Albuquerque oeyon iran club meeting featured M. R. Mickeys of the city Republican committee criticizing Democratic pledges and sewer work, urging sincere public service. Myr Wood stressed statehood progress and contrasted Democratic record with GOP promises, urging citizens to keep the party platform before them through election day.
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Albuquerque
Oeyon Iran Club
M. R. Mickeys
City Republican Committee
Hickey
Alfaire
Weed
Pianola F. Wreatt
Republican Party
Democrate
Party of Progress
Grovereveland
Patrich
Albuquerque Republicans attack two year city mismanagement
The Albuquerque Republican Central Committee reviews municipal affairs under the present Democratic administration. They highlight broken pledges on sewer bonds and public works, rising payroll costs, and alleged irregularities. The group urges voters to reject the incumbents in the April 4 election, pledging to restore competent city government.
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Republican City Central Committee
Oelty
M. BE. Hickey
Albuquerque
Tty
Sud
Thie Dinenet
Albuquerque Sewer Controversy and Bond Debate Deepens
A local crossfire over sewer spending portrays Republicans as proposing a complete, low cost system while Democrats defend higher builds with pumping needs. Voters face a bond issue around $290,000 and repeated pledges versus actual expenditures from the city’s current administration.
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Iself
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Albuquerque
Vidal
Deng
Whele City
Parlom
Mayer Lester
Penoolates
Lester
N. Marron
Boew
Heutenmante
Noreld
UW. M
Nellin Field
W. Th. Fergusson
Marron
Certein
Ciy
Louter
Field
Ferguston
Final arguments in Standard Oil dissolution case
Washington reports the Supreme Court heard final arguments in the Standard Oil Co of New Jersey and Conspiracy case under the Sherman antitrust act. Attorney General Wickersham urged against dissolving the company while John G. Johnson defended its organization and challenged calls to curb wealth and perceived unfair competition.
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Morning Journal
Washington
Standard Ol Company
New Jersey
Supreme Court
Congress
Wickersham
John G. Johnson
Watson
Myr
John Hoh
Jotnaon
Mer Johnsen
Biel
Prin
Ciple
Mr. Johnson
Sherman
Maniac terrorizes neighborhood before suppression
John Porcella, a powerful young painter, terrorized the Ingewids district this afternoon. Police and fire units battled him for hours as he wielded an axe, toppled his house, and threatened officers before a water stream subdued him. He was pinned and hospitalized after confrontations at the scene.
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Morning Journal Special
Francisca
John Porcella
Ingewids
Pwedilee
Porcella
Wittern
Boston mining promoter Charles Clark missing in Chicago
Chicago March 16 Charles Clark a mining promoter from Boston is missing and police urged to search. A letter from Augusta M Clark secretary treasurer of a Boston smelting company and his sister says he left Boston February 26 for Seattle and has not been heard from since.
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Chicago
Charles Clark
Boston
Augusta M. Clark
Clark
Seatte
Girl Burned to Death in Denver Fire Incident
Miss Hezel Currier, 18, died at Mercy Hospital after her clothing caught fire from ashes she was emptying from a pan. The incident occurred in Denver on March 16.
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Denver
Hezel Currier
Mercy Hospital
Brother-killed in cattle feeding quarrel near East Prairie
Ira Emory shot and killed Maren Emory near East Prairie following a dispute over cattle feeding. The incident occurred today, with authorities expected to investigate the slaying as a family conflict turned fatal.
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Peather Shaye
Chaviestong Mo
Maren
Leane Emory
Ira Emory
East Prairie
Taft Talks Ireland During Chicago Banquet Tour
President Taft, en route to Chicago, studies Ireland and St Patrick stories on the train. He jokes about Irish roots, mentions Count Taaffe, and comments on Wagner as he looks forward to a May 2 visit and a ball game between Seago and Pittsburg clubs. A crowd gathered outside the station as the president joked with a large admirer.
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Marenté
Chicago
Taft
Ireland
St. Patrick
Altoona
Hoyer
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Pittsburg
Magee
Americas Club
Owe
Earlers
Taafe
Seago
Wagner
Miles
Pinchot to Address the Mining Congress in Los Angeles
Washington March 16 Gifford Pinchot and Senators Heyburn and Horah of Idaho promised Bob Montgomery and Sidney Aorman of the Sierra Madre Club they would speak at the American Mining congress to be held in Los Angeles in September The visit urged passage of the bill creating a bureau of mines.
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Washington
Gifford Pinchot
Heyburn and
Horah
Idaho
Bob Montgomery
Sidney Aorman
Sierra Madre Club
Los Angeles
American Mining Congress
Montgomery
Norman
Bureau of Mines
Taft Railway Bill Target for Gitter Attack
The administration faces accusations of pressuring to relieve large carrying corporations from Sherman Act enforcement. Critics claim the Taft railway bill centers on easing antitrust scrutiny and aiding big rail interests.
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Taft Railway
Aldrich Admits Possible Amendment to Antitrust Rail Bill
Washington March 16 Senate debate on the administration railroad bill grows sharper as Aldrich concedes the measure could be amended. Cummins accuses supporters of hiding behind the president while discussing traffic agreements and railroads under the anti trust repeal terms.
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Malley
Root
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Hincon
Interstate Commerce Commission
Crawford
Committee On Interstate Commerce
Statey
Mer Aldrich
Supreme Court of the United States
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Texas
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Halles
Mr. Aldrich
Iowa
Elkins
West
Commission
Cummons
Rhode Island
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Lunatic
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Goes West
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Emerald Isle
Mersing Journal
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