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Newspaper
The Socorro Chieftain
Location
Socorro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1904
Page
2
If Socorre county accepts the supreme courts redistricting plan the effect on merits is debated. The average ore tow from Magdalena district is about five carloads daily and employs over a hundred men. A mining district like Socorre could mitigate drought by bolstering local economy.
Somenony criticizes Socorro County Republicans for not pushing to appeal to the Supreme Court in favor of the county. The piece urges Democrats to participate and support Santa Fe district headquarters. It notes Socorro's public schools expect a long and satisfactory session with an excellent teacher corps and funds already in the school fund.
The article cites broad support for Judge Parker as a superior judicial officer while Socorro County objects to a court imposed redistricting plan. It quotes Senator Moar of Massachusetts warning that public morals rely on purity of both legislature and judiciary, noting a generally unblemished record for judges.
In the Cripple Creek mining district Colorado a long period of labor agitation culminated in a dynamite attack that killed twelve or fifteen non union miners. Governor Peabody then ordered the state militia into action and deported numerous labor agitators.
The state notes the dynamite outrage and the likely penalties for the perpetrators. Most large district mines have resumed with non union labor. It leaves the question of organized labor's responsibility to the authorities while praising the value of well run unions and warning against badly run ones.
A New York businessman visited Washington to urge House changes on duties, but learned lawmakers know more about their work. The piece argues Congress acts with better information than individuals and remains a valuable, patriotic body. It cites irrigation, rivers and harbors, and the Philippines as examples of complex tasks managed by the legislature. It also praises Youth's Companion on surgical advances and promotes Chamberlain's Pain Balm for injuries with quick healing. For sale by all druggists. Call at The Chieftain office for fancy stationery.
A distraught merchant reads a terse telegram while anxious bystanders discuss a possible heart issue. The note asks for a waist and lists location details for a missing item, prompting concern about illness and a rushed effort to proceed with work.
Mulholland's drilling team at the U. S. Industrial Indian School reports a subterranean river encountered at 100 feet, now at 210 feet, with steady water flow and good quality. Fresh aquatic life was briefly pumped up. artesian water may be suitable for domestic and irrigation use.
In a comic exchange M Crapand-Ah asks about his leetle son and recognizes the child’s likeness. Popley confirms the boy’s resemblance and inquires about the name, jesting that the youngster bears a cheap old black head as described in the Philadelphia Press.
Advertises a treatment claiming to cure sick and nervous headaches by cleansing blood and boosting health. Absolute claim includes a 25 cent price and money back guarantee, with availability from all druggists.
The Chicago News records a village store dialogue about a developing music scene with Mrs Wigurs buying a phonograph and folk musicians performing odd acts. An advertisement for Ballard’s Snow Liniment from Gilson City, Illinois claims relief for back pain with customer Oscar Oleson cited.
The scene centers on a playful exchange about a newborn’s features. A joyful mother notes the baby’s ears eyes and nose while joking that the child has the father’s hair. A tall woman and a suave man provoke a knowing look as the mother questions the comment.
A partial list shows county officials and school leaders including John Greenwald, Abran Contreras Carpio Padilla, Leandro Baca, H G Baca, Bolesio A Pino, Benjamin Sanches, Fatiricia Micra, and Anlceto G Abestia. Regents and city roles are referenced with Juan J Baca as president and C T Brown as secretary.
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