Depew Defends Forest Policy in Senate Speech
Senator Depew of New York defended forest reserves citing New York receiving one million trees from Germany for Adirondack reforestation and praising early federal forest reserves. He criticized overfunding but urged state led reforestation and questioned detailed federal estimates and salaries tied to the forestry division.
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Morning Journal
Washington, D. C
Heyburn
Senator Depew
New York
Senate
New York State
Germany
Adirondacks
Depew
Cleveland
MckKinley
France
Teller
Aldrich
Forestry
Congress
Warren
Appropriations Committee
House
Forestry Division
Tester
Forestry Service
Department
Washington
Northwest
Heney
Sovernment
Culberson
Mr. Teller
Colorado
Montana
Idaho
Oregon
Wyoming
Bacon
Vyeller
Forestry Bureau
Smowo
Foraker
Tetster
Lodge
Agricultural Department
University of New Mexico Holds Final Commencement Exercises
The University of New Mexico concludes commencement week at the Elks Opera House with graduates in caps and gowns receiving diplomas. Rodey Hall is christened in honor of Bernard S. Rodey. corner stone items including university publications are placed. Alumni banquet on the hill draws large attendance and marks a peak event.
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Benjamin Franklill
New England
Strong
Lawrence
Kanato
Albuquerque
Clas
Mine Fleda BE. Smith
J. Ralph Tascher
Allen F. Keiler
W. K. Self
Elke’ Theater
University of Kansas
Corner Stone
New Assembly Hall
University of New Mexico
Elks’ Opera House
Lfe
Frank
Rodey
Congress
Bernard S. Ro
Universiy Alumni Association
Ofelock
Alumni Association
Martial Parade Precedes Impressive Grand Army Encampment
The twenty fifth annual encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic closed last night after a two day session in this city. It was the most successful in the territory with record attendance and enthusiasm and notable routine work.
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Grand Army of the Republic
New Mexico Armory Cornerstone Laying Draws Thousands
Thousands witnessed the corner stone ceremony for the New Mexico armory of the National Guard. Albuquerque citizens funded expansion to also serve as a convention hall, with major local shops banks and offices closing for the event. The President of the Grand Army and local units marched to the site, including the First Regiment Band, and Company G which inspectors praised as the best in New Mexico's National Guard.
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Grand Army
New Mexico
National Guard
Albuquerque
Santa Fe
American Lumber
Fifth Street
Gold
Silver Avenues
Silver Avenue
Pourth
Sixth Streets
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Devine
Burtner
National Guard of
Johnson
McDonald
J. G. Caldwell
H. W. Turner
Valentine Herbert
Joseph Philips
J. Seibert
Gee Club
Johnson's High School Cadet Corps
A. BP
A. M. Lodge
Woman's Relief Corps
Civic Improvement Society
John A. Logan
Harmony Lodge
Grand Lodge
Rebekah Assembly
Albuquerque Morning Journal
H. B. Fergusson
Fergusson
Chorge W. Klock
Klock
Millar and Millar Architectural Company
Armory
Albuquerque Armory Corner Stone Laying Marks City History
A parade featuring Central High cadets Indian school band and a large group in government uniforms preceded the ceremony. W W McDonald announced the program as Mayor Felix E Lester spoke on Albuquerque’s armory project calling it a city epoch. M L Stern highlighted expansion aims for conventions and growth, with Rev Thomas Harwood delivering scripture.
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Central High School
Woman’s Relief Corps
John A. Logan
W. W. McDonald
New Mexico
America
Glee Club
Caroline
McDonald
Felix E. Lester
Lester
Albuquerque
Armory
M. L. Stern
Board of Control
The
Thomas Harwood
Thaw Habeas Corpus Hearing Delayed to Wednesday
The habeas corpus case of Harry K. Thaw seeking release from Matteawan State Hospital will be heard next Wednesday before Justice Morehauser, moved from Monday to accommodate District Attorney Jerome’s schedule for the national encampment.
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Poughkeepsie
Harry K. Thaw
Matteawan State Hospital
Grand Army closes most successful encampment
The closing meeting of the twenty first annual encampment of the New Mexico Grand Army of the Republic was held in Odd Bellows' hall. Veterans, tired after the protracted session, adopted resolutions praising Governor George Curry for officiating at the armory tax, thanking Delegate W T Andrews, and commending local organizations for hospitality and support for rail and banquet services. A resolution endorsed Rev. Thomas Harwood for chaplain in chief.
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Alamogordo
Thomas Harwood
Mr. Harwood
W. W. McDonald
McDonald
New Mexico Department
Albuquerque
New Mexico Grand Army of the Republic
W. Ti. Andrews
Fr. K. Warren Post
CCP
Crommercial Club
Bos
Itellef Corns
John
Logan Cirele
A, Pt, and & FF. Railway
Alew
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Alelon
Keller
Cos
Joan Ralph Taschion
Bio National Guard
Pleda
Vassar
Kansas City
John DP. Victory
J. W. Long
Yularosa
Ho OW. Turner
Alhbuquercue
Smith HH. Simpson
Taos
Jacob Weltiner
Thomas A. Carr
Deming
W. M. Berger
Belen
J. N. Ross
Las Vegas
Severio Ribera
HW. S. Steward
G. W. Mossman
Las Cruces
J. C. Dunn
Thomas Shields
Tularoen
W. OD. Self
John P. Victory
Salt Lake City
Oklahoma City
Mann
T. E. Purdy
Barelas Grays
Bank of Commerce of Albuq Ps
Ace Eourts Capital
Solomon [ Luna
Woo
Striehler
J. Johnson
William Mototosh
George Arnot
J. C. Baldridge
A. M. Bleck
P Cromwell
Silver Avesur
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