Toe of the Dawn Prophet Seen Flustered by Copper Reports
A critical column notes the Albuquerque Journal and Santa Fe dispatch on Chino Copper's quarterly report ending September 30. It suggests the Prophet’s organization should consult Albuquerque Morning Journal files for industrial facts to counter political fiction and preserve certainty about public reports.
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New Mexico
Albuquerque Journal
Tony
Santa Fe Dispatch
Chino Copper Company
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Santa Fe
Quctaviano Arrazolo
Inc
Amarillo Maid Wins Divorce Restores Citizenship
Ella Morrow Cost sued for non support and won a divorce from Tom Cost in New Mexico. The decree returns her maiden name and restores her citizenship after years married to a Greek Turkish-born husband. Her parents live in Amarillo and she has worked as a restaurant cashier in several cities.
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Albuquerque Evening Herald
Cost
Ella M. Cost
Tom Cost
Morrow
Ella Morrow
Turkey
Mr. Cost
Mrs. Cost
Miss Morrow
Amarillo
Texas
Albuquerque
Gallup
The Bottom Dog
A humorous quote from the Boston Transcript notes that every town has men who live better than average with an elusive income, and describes a merchant as a “doer” who ends up doing tasks because no one else talks to him.
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Boston Transcript
Southern Pacific reports gains in nine months
J H Dyer asserts Southern Pacific moved over 26 million tons of freight in nine months ending Sept 20, led by 60 percent origin on the line, and carried more than 38 million passengers by Sept 30 with notable efficiency gains. He cites track laid, cars built, locomotives purchased, and improved car loading as evidence toward full service restoration.
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San
Francisco
Cal
J. H. Dyer
Southern Pacific Company
Dyer
San Francisco
Southern Pacific
Captured Villa Villain Turned to Farming, Says Torres
Elias Torres El Pago architect recalls his unarmed trip to meet Francisco Villa at his home in El Paso Texas. After hours of quiet dialogue Villa agreed to quit banditry if the government could guarantee his safety and status as a gentleman planter. Torres then returned to Mexico City to present Villa’s terms to national leaders.
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Ebl Paso
Tex
Elias Torres
el Pago
Francisco Villa
Torres
Villa
Mexico
Co. Villa
Mexico City
Mischief in the Waters Ends in Odd Tale
A fragment from the Louisville Courier-Journal notes a peculiar claim about a creature in the water, saying there wasn't a fish in it and describing a fight that left inches long. The snippet hints at a bizarre incident but lacks full context or names.
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Louisville
Courier-Journal
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