The County Ticket for Bernalillo County
An editorial endorsement praises tfantey for the territorial council and Chaves Garcia for the house, plus Grunefeld Springer for the county board. It lauds their experience, local service, and fiscal stewardship while urging voters to support the slate. It promises continued opposition to grafters and calls for cross party support of good governance.
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Tfantey
Territorial Council
Albuquerque
Messrs
Chaves
Garcia
Bernalillo
Messrs. Grunefeld and Springer
Health on the Isthmus: August sanitary report shows deaths and malaria
The Isthmus sanitary department reports for August 1905 1998 shows 8475 white Americans in commission service with 2400 women and children among them no deaths from yellow fever or plague in two years death rate among blacks fell from 71.64 to 12.18 per thousand in malaria era and notes historical Panama railroad claims as exaggerated while criticizing French regime misdeeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gargas
Acrman
Panama
Mary Vives
Mosquito Control Breaks Fevers, Dr Gorgas Reports
Fragmentary note describes disease transmission via mosquitoes and progress in eliminating the vectors. It references Dr Gorgas and claims monthly reassurances from the field amid fever reduction efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ant
Gorgas
Dangerous Mistake Reflects GOP Silence On Campaign Funds
The New York World questions why the Republican National Committee keeps campaign contributions secret until after the election while the Democrats publish theirs. The Dover letter, dated October 20, argues for pre election disclosure and claims secrecy harms Republican credibility and aids Democratic advantage.
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Eure
Bryan
Republican National Committee
Dover
Del
Democratic Committee
Sheldon
Lowe
New York
Ridder
Wall Street
National Bank
Roosevelt
Taft
Itchcock
Democratic Party
Repubican
Wild New York restaurant scene ends in chaos
A Brooklyn restaurant at 95 Court Street erupts as owner Mrs. Alice Fowler bursts from the kitchen shouting Murder while manager Frank Daunbacker flees. Patrons scramble behind tables as a revolver is cited. police lock up Daunbacker on carrying a loaded weapon amid chaotic, comic action.
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New York
Albuquerque
Court Street
Brooklyn
Alice G. Fowler
Frank Daunbacker
Paty
Hope
Fowler
Joralemon
Fitzgerald
Damnbacker
Tsetaurant
Persew Caid
Indiana farm-hand critiques farm labor limits in inquiry letter
An Indiana farm-hand writes to the president about the country inquiry on commissions. He paints a grim picture of farm labor, noting dawn to dusk work and Sunday rest only in name. He mocks the eight-hour plan as unfit for intellectual growth.
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Indiana
Reading the Farm Life Contrast With Modern Comforts
The writer contrasts grim farm life with the shine of planes telephones and cars. He blames lack of system and business methods, urges regular hours work recreation and reading. Question remains who will curb shiftlessness and can commissions fix it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Use Commission
Faramera
Clergy Press Cannon Challenge for Speaker Post
The church pressurizes Speaker Cannon to oppose his bid for re election as speaker. Labor factions seek pledges from Republican candidates to back the Gompers injunction plan. A New York constituent, a church descendant, pressured a candidate to declare support or opposition before voting. Some Republicans have pledged to oppose Cannon while others refuse to answer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cannon
Congress
Gompers
New York
House
Caandidate
Roosevelt to Become Editor After Presidency
The Washington Star reports that former President Roosevelt will join The Outlook as editor in 1920 at a reported salary of 446000. Filbert F. Baldwin, an Outlook editor, visited the president to discuss the matter but said the visit was not due to editor fault. Taft did not deny the contract, and Wait House officials deny knowledge of it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Washington Star
Filbert F. Baldwin
Outlook
Autumnal Meteors and Nearby Showers Across the Sky
The autumn nights will host several minor meteor showers from constellations Orten Gemini and Taurye with the Leonid display due November 13. The Kansas City Star notes Burlington Railroad passenger receipts rose $152,265 last year despite a two cent fare, pleasing the passenger department while the deficit in the debt department grows.
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Orten
Gemini
Kansas City Btar
Burlington Railroad
Editors of the Southwest Comment on Bryan Record
A terse collection of quotes reflects editorials from the Southwest on William Jennings Bryan. The snippets include sharp jabs about bending records and political stance, with a closing quip about standing by his past actions.
El Paso Herald editorials note weather in Tucson
The piece mocks readers who skip the editorial page while praising Tucson’s weather as possibly the finest elsewhere in the world. It plays on light humor about readership and mentions El Paso Herald and Albuquerque.
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el Paso Herald
Browneville Incident Highlighted In Campaign Report
A fragmented San Antonio Express snippet notes government chemists and a Bryan-origin paper discussing a Browneville incident amid a campaign. It mentions Oxford University degrees and a reference to President Hoover in a cautious, nongraphic political context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browneville
Oxford University
Hoosevelt
San Antonio Express
Raton Rans Urges Loyal Citizens Support for Town
Editorial urges residents to boost Raton by asking businessmen about current and future prospects. List croakers, value loyalty to local institutions, and pledge patronage to supporters of the town’s growth. Avoids pessimism and promotes civic boosters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raton
Southwestern News Notes
Miss Lulu Hill of San Jose along with Canda lupe county residents killed five coyotes in one evening last week. The Cimarron shop workforce grows, signaling prosperity. Willis Woods, ally of Outlaw Burt Alvord, arrested in Tucson on various alleged charges. Lucile Mulhall wed Martin Van Berge, vaudeville singer from Kansas City. Louis Mannix and Lacey Garvie confess to robbing $550 from C. Glaviant’s home. Henry Coleman and Albert Keith of Deming acquitted in Las Cruces district court. Forty carloads of cattle shipped from Cimarron via St Lavals, Rocky Mountain and Pacific lines. J. W. Grunewold, with wife, reaches Yuma on overland Las Vegas to California trip. Rail lines prepare for Phoen ix fair crowds. cattle and sheep runs Bisbee to Phoenix during the fair. Meessie jailed in Las Vegas injures himself with a cartridge in a jailyard joke. Frank B. Spence surrenders at Prescot, Ariz., claiming self defense in a land dispute shooting of Edgar R. Sullivan. Col. Cleve W. VanDyke named president of Sylvanite townsite company. Jamies Doughis, Lo Shattuck, J. M. Cunningham among key investors. Cunningham options six claims for $60,000.
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Cleve W. VanDyke
Sylvanite
N. M
Bic
Jamies Doughis
Copper Queen
Lo Shattuck
J. M. Cunningham
Pank of
Baptism Question Sparks Family Dialogue
A Chicago Tribune snippet shows a mother questioning a youth about baptism, asking if he has ever been baptized and the youth answering hesitantly with a mispronounced reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hankieon
Chicago Tribune
Albright Art Studio Reopens on North Third Street
The Albright Art Studio has reopened at 121% North Third Street inviting all old customers to have a new negative made free. A dialog references a local couple with a two year courtship and a proposal noted in a Chicago News item.
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Albright Art Studio
North Third Street
Sanatorium at Silver City Aims at TB Cure Records
Cot tage Sanatorium of Silver City Grant county grows into major TB treatment center with 60 cottages and 21 staff. The institution reports cure averages of 70 percent in early cases and 40 percent in moderate cases, with 11 percent in advanced cases. Facilities include new Woodville pavilion and Lee Memorial, milk from 36 Jersey cows, and plans for a postgraduate tuberculosis program with Russell Sage Foundation support.
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Grant County
Silver City
Newdy
Bri S Bullock
Wayne McVeigh Wilson
United States
Woodville
Woodvilles
Philadephia
Ann Thompson
Frank Thompson
Lee
Aubrey Lee
Jersey
Bullock
Russell Sage Foundation
Mussell Sage Foundation
Sealshipt Oysters Promoted for Purity and Value
An advertorial piece praises Sealshipt Oysters noting pure white porcelain case branding and blue trade mark. It touts crustacean quality from honest beds with solid meat and natural flavor while warning price is higher but value is greater. It also plugs Sealshipt recipes to enhance flavor.
Old Charge Against Porto Rico Governor Rejected
President Roosevelt responds to Methodist ministers regarding anonymous charges accusing Governor Regis H Post of hostility to churchgoers. He states the incident occurred fifteen months ago, was thoroughly investigated at the time, and found baseless. Dr J Werley Johnson will not release the letter without permission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Get
Roosevelt
Regis H Post
Porto Rico
J. Werley Johnson
Dandruff Germ Destroyer Creates Herpicite Remedy
Scientific students announce a dandruff germ killer that prevents baldness and stops hair loss. After a year of lab work, Herpicite is developed to destroy the dandruff germ. Sold by leading druggists with samples available from The Herpicide Co Detroit Michigan two sizes 50c and 1.00 Special Agents Briges & Co.
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Dane Arutf
New Pre
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
Briges & Co
Panama Merchants Push US Duty on Canal Zone Luxuries
Panamanian merchants launch a campaign to compel the United States to pay duty on luxuries imported into the canal zone. They say local business has suffered from American competitive imports and argue for a tariff arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
United States
Canal Zone
LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets Refunded If Ineffective
Product note states pharmacists refund money if the laxative bromide quinine tablets fail to cure. Each box bears a signature and groves mark.
Registered letters must not go astray
Washington Oregon February 28 1921 the department reports ongoing complaints of misdelivered registered mail. An order by Third Assistant Postmaster General Lawshe directs delivery only to the addressee in person and not to anyone else including on written order. If undeliverable it must be returned to sender or per regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department
Lawshe
Liver Regulator Promoted By Local Advertiser
HOAMETTL suffers melancholy from an inactive liver and pallard's Herbine is advertised as the perfect liver regulator. The ad claims it cures bilious headaches, constipation, chills and fever and liver complaints sold by J. H. O'Reilly & Co. The Fashion cafe serves dinners nightly from 5 20 to 8 0 for 25 cents.
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Pallard’s
J. H. O'Reilly & Co
The
Fashion Cafe
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BURKE
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Republican Party
New Mesiie
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Morning Journal
American Newspaper Directory
D. & Boncher
Journal Publishing Company
Albuquerque New México
Albuquerque Morning Journal
D. & Boucher
Aproeqeerque
the County Ticket
New York World
Southwest
Mr. Bryan
Willard Keoord
Pep Beow
Tucson
Ted
Ois
Trinidad Chronicle News
Southwestern News Notes
Lulu Hill
San Jose
Candalupe County
Rocky Mountain
Cimarron
Willis Woods
Burt Alvord
Misa
Lucile Mulhall
Zack Mulhall
Martin van Berge
Kansas City
Louis Mannix
Lacey Garvie
C. Glaviant
Henry Coleman
Albert Keith
Deming
Las Cruces
St Lavals
Rocky Mountain and Pacific
J. W. Grunewold
Las Vegas
Plains
Illinois
Southern Pacific
Phoeni
Bisbee
Phoenix
Meessie
Measie
Frank B. Spence
Edgar R. Sullivan
Prescou
Ariz
Spence
Sullivan
Iter
Mr Slohey
Chicago News
Eatra
Albuquerque Foundry & Machine Works
Keppler’s Furniture Store
South Second St
J. Korber & CO
N. Second St
Silver
Oet
Wilson
Mullock
Wren
Methodist
Science. Scords Vgatn
Hoamettl
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