Missouri Governor Advocates Graft Crackdown at Kansas City
Missouri Governor Joseph W Folk speaks at the Kansas Democratic club on Washington's Birthday urging a nationwide revival against graft. He argues reform targets abuse of wealth, calls for law obedience by corporations, and condemns official graft and monopoly profiteering. He stresses conservatism of the people and equal application of laws to all, including major financiers and insurance gangs.
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Joseph W. Folk
Missouri
Kansas Democratic Club
Kansas City
Washington
Bursum Resigns as Territorial Penitentiary Superintendent
The New Mexican notes the resignation of H. C. Bursum from the Territorial Penitentiary post after fourteen years of service. It lauds his leadership transforming the prison, his public service in Socorro and Santa Fe, and states his retirement is accepted by Governor Hagerman.
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Burson
Lo Man
Aoman
Te Ds
Hagerman
New Mexico
Bursum
Republican Party
Socorro
Legislative Council
Territorial Penitentiary
Santa Fe
New Mexican
Tobacco Sale Law and School Notice Sparks Farmington Debate
Law from 1901 forbids selling tobacco or intoxicants to minors under 18 and requires a posted copy in shops. The article notes Farmington pupils violating the act, a dealer’s defiant reply, and calls for parental protest and school enforcement. Also includes an ad for Champlain’s Pain Balm from McEwen Bros.
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Farmington
Ito
Movement Against Graft The Deal Clothing
In Montana along the Great Northern line a November rain drenches two section hands in a section house. They debate clothing choices with humor about overalls and mackinaws as they dry by a hot stove.
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Movement Against
the Deal Clothing
Lippincott’s Magazine
Montana
Great Northern Railroad
Lower Valley Creamery Demand Spurred in Fruitland
A dearth of local creameries threatens summer dairy demand as butter sells well now yet old fashioned butter scares the market. Farmers with large fields could gain wealth once creameries are established, boosting regional prosperity and revenue.
Mexican Football Described By Visitor in Gomnae Terms
A visitor explains a traditional Mexican football variant called gomnae noting a wooden hall, a course three miles long and eight yards wide, and three mounted surgeons following players as heavy kicks risk toe or ankle injuries.
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Gomnae
Weieks
Niles
Pomae
Corse
Official and Town Officials of New Mexico 1905
List of territorial and appointed officials including Governor Hagerman, Attorney General Pritchard, Auditor Sargent, Treasurer Vaughn, and delegates to Congress Andrews. Covers Santa Fe Land Office officers, Supreme Court justices, district court clerks, sheriffs, school superintendent, surveyors, and Farmington town trustees with names and titles.
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United States
H. P. Bradsaar
M. O. Llewellyn
C. B. Foraker
W. H. H. Llewellyn
Santa Fe Land Office
ML R, Otero
Pritz Muller
Congress
W. H. Andrews
Baron Cerf Views China as Future Mint for U.S. Firms
Baron Cerf, newly back from China, says the country will become a perfect mint for American manufacturers. He predicts a sharp rise in demand and notes potential unrest as a peppery warning.
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Philadelphia
Baron Cerf
China
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Win. HL Avery
AL M. Amunsden
Wol. Harrington
Samuel Rugh
McEwen Bros
Hyde
Pierce Mercantile To
Wayne Harris
Novelty Iron and Wood Worker's
West Main ST
Grand Hotel
Frank B. Allen
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J. C. Bayne
Herald
Addington
Indian Territory
Chamberlain
Bath
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Lower Valley
the Tribune
U. S
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San Juan
Durango
Nathans
F. S. Conaway
Boone Vaughan
Farmington, New Mexico
O. C. McEwen
J. H. Guthrie, MA
Engleman Block
Rosenthal
J. A. Duff
A. L. Davis, M. D
Durango, Colo
E. S. Whitehead
Attorney AT Law
J. Hagerman
J. W. Reynolds
George W. Pritchard
Colorado
W. GG. Sargent
J. H. Vaughn
H. ©. Burstin
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Hadley
Mrs. Chapman
Granville Pendleton
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N.M
A P. Tarkington
C. V. Salford
P. HB Otero
Jas. G. McNary
Engisio Ro
Pero
Pedro Perea
Supreme Court
W. J. Mills
Las We
New Mexico Sales Co
Raton, New Mexico
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F. W. Parker
Las Cruces
Dra i Abbot Adbagaverque
W. H. Pope
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Jessie -Edwin Ro Mana
Alamogordo
Jose D. Sena
District Court
Rio Arriba
Taos
Joan R. McFie
A. M. Bergere
Alex Read
M. Marinez
Granville Pendle
J.D. Taylor, Mor
Hunter Mercantile Co
J. R. Williams
F. M. Pierce
J. V. Lujan
L. G. Eblen
B. C. Vaughn
Aseeigler
Richard Hendricks
W. FE. Williams
C. D Smith
C. F. Holly
Frank Staplin
U.S. Court
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Enterprise Office FarMineron
Chas. W. White
F. B. Allen
W. A. Hunter
C C. Pitrat
A. M. Edwards
R. C. Crewitt
Notary
Law Office
J. M. Palmer
Farmington, N. M
R. C. Prewitt
General Insurance
Ing Insurance
Jay Turley
ULS
Dewary Surveyor
NEER
Canary
Deveelopsent
C. S. Evans
Grand Army of the Republic
Lincoln Post No. 13
Oda Pellows Hall
R.H. McJunakis
Alk. Stes
S.V
W. M. Johnson
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