Freight rate equitization urged for A T and F to Albuquerque
The piece proposes equalizing freight rates to Albuquerque via Denver or El Paso, predicting a 20 percent decrease in New Mexico living costs. It notes local depot receipts average about 1 million dollars yearly, with 200 thousand dollars potentially benefiting Albuquerque residents yearly. It questions why high Santa Fe rates persist and urges Interstate Commerce Commission scrutiny.
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Albuquerque
Denver
el Paso
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Interstate Commerce Commission
Poetic Dullness in Campaign Lyrics Sparks Debate
The Baltimore American laments dull political verse in the presidential fight. It argues the campaign poetry lacks life, with musicians of the parties producing mostly jittery, formless lines and strings that fail to inspire.
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Fong
V Porarus
Lectures at Yale Expose Hurdles to Democracy
American Citizenship lectures at Yale discuss obstacles to free government. James Bryce, ambassador from Britain, notes hindrances such as self interest partisanship and distraction by business and pleasure. He urges vigilance plus machinery simplification and reduced elective offices to improve governance.
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Yale College
James Bryce
United States
Bryce
Civic duty beyond politics in era of democracy
The citizen seeks livelihood recreation and pleasure and engages in many questions beyond government. This view supports voters leagues civic clubs anti graft and anti crime efforts and the move to separate business from party politics.
Convention Flop Sparks Regret Across Parties
The county convention failed to deliver a strong platform, leaving Republicans and Democrats alike disappointed. Voters hoped for balanced, thoughtful leadership, but the process produced little beyond a weak result, seen as a harmful misstep for both parties.
Democrats of Ternaliito County Unveil Local Ticket
After a week of labor they present a Democratic ticket described as a curious but non running asset. The banner carries the motto ARE LOSP RET HONOR and aims to illustrate Horatio’s limited reach in local politics.
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Ternaliito
Horatio
Heaven
Taft says Japan could influence US China policy
A New York Herald representative asks Taft about Japan's possible alignment with US and China. He notes Japan's strong interest and potential to decisively shape Far East policy if she lends her support. The Herald credits Taft's experience in the Philippines and Far East with authority on diplomatic matters.
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New York Herald
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United States
China
Taftsii
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Taft
Philippines
Roosevelt
America
Global Heat Wave Mirrors Sun Activity Doubt
The New York Herald notes Octobers extreme warmth in London and New York may stem from unusual solar activity, while other regions at similar latitudes report Decemberlike warmth. Experts caution against overreaching conclusions from a single month of anomalies.
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Atlantic
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Abnormal October Weather Sparks Debate on Causes
The Herald notes unusual October patterns with warm spells in some areas and near winter conditions elsewhere. It cites New York area anomalies and compares New Mexico’s record cold, highlighting the month’s atypical mid October frost and near January mountain snow.
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New Mexico
Southern crowds signal Bryan landslide amid cross country tours
The Washington Star surveys remarks from southern Democrats and northern Republican stumpers. Southern leaders foresee Bryan victory and massive support, while northern and western speakers glimpse possible future Taft backing in the South. Crowds, rallies, and cheers are interpreted as broad endorsement of changing political loyalties.
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Taft
Soiled South and Taft Tour Split Democratic Labor
The Globe-Democrat argues Taft's southern tour will hasten a long overdue breakup of the region's politics. Many Southerners feel misrepresented by both parties, tolerate northern ticket control, and grow apathetic about campaigns and local nominations.
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New Jersey youth targets 150 mph record speed run
A New Jersey young man, the part maker of his car, has set a 140 mph mark on a private track and now aims for a 140 mile record and likely 150 mph, questioning practical use beyond private track racing.
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New Jersey
New World
Grosvenor Proponents and Chafin Campaign Quips
The Record-Herald notes General Grosvenor has lost his prognostic clout as younger prognosticators surpass him. It also reports Prohibition candidate Eugene W. Chafin has supposedly gained three pounds since starting his campaign, implying lighter workload may aid effort.
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Charles H. Grosvenor
Grosvenor
Eugene W. Chafin
Farm prices and farming conditions discussed by editor
The speaker says it is acceptable to study farm conditions to improve the farm but notes more complaints come from consumers who must pay current prices for farm goods. The comment contrasts farmer concerns with consumer financial strain under present market conditions.
Political parties clash as Mace donia elicits loud cry
The Philadelphia Public Ledger reports rising outcry from committees of both parties over Mace donia, noting the issue shifts from eld cries to a resounding demand for action.
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Philadelphia Public Ledger
Macedonia
Editors Views From The Southwest Marketed By Voices
Editorials from Texas and surrounding states discuss dangers of vigilante night riders in the Sioux nation style of action. A Prescott minister criticizes police absence in heaven. A Phoenix paper derides move to force Harry K Thaw to testify in bankruptcy cases.
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Pittsburg
Gardlons
Phoenix Republican
Night rider menace in Texas condemned as plague
The El Paso Herald denounces night rider violence as a dire plague to be eradicated. It calls for relentless state action against murder arson and mob uprisings masquerading as farmer aid, insisting such acts violate law and civilization.
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Texas
el Paso Herald
Rich gold ore discovery spurs rush to Hachita district
The Bisbee Review notes a gold rush in the Hachita district of New Mexico as hundreds travel to the area. While development is insufficient to confirm a bonanza, indications are promising and original locations may be scarce as the gold zone is thought to be filled. The paper promises a full district write up next Saturday.
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Hachita
New Mexico
Bisbeo Review
Hamel Liver Remedy Promises Quick Relief
The notice touts Hamel as a remedy for melancholy linked to an inactive liver and high irritation. Ballard's Herbine is praised as a perfect liver regulator and sold by J. O'Tootly & Co for bilious headaches constipation chills and fever.
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