Gould Addresses Varsity Students on Education Value
Dr Geo T Gould spoke for three quarters on the importance of education for after life. Trustees of the Carnegie foundation note New Mexico as a high place among state universities, with only Oklahoma and Arkansas matching its standards south of the Mason-Dixon line. Next Saturday the Kiva Literary Society meets at the Woman’s club with a program including declamation and a debate on capital punishment. Campus has new plantings including maple, beech, and ash trees.
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Sheep Inspectors Assigned On Monday In Midwestern Station
Sixteen inspectors are to be assigned on Monday by the United States Department of Agriculture at a Kansas City station. Dr. Marlo Imes said the men have not yet been allocated to districts and will not be deeded before Monday. Readily named inspectors include Smith O E Dun e Mol brook Gould Williams Dye Kramer Troenper Hy Morrie Miner Justin Williams Anderson Waritek Blake Perry Bornant Lyndon Lorney and G Collin among others.
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Lee's Summit
El Paso Painters Threaten Strike Over Closed Shop
About 75 union painters and paperhangers in El Paso voted to strike Monday if employers do not agree to a closed shop. They demand exclusive employment for union members, arguing adequate union labor exists. employers deny the claim, saying there are not enough union men locally to meet demand.
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W. G. 1. U. Elects New Officers
The Worthan Chrivgiern Tintag held a meeting yesterday at First Japitet Church for the W. G. 1. U. election. Mire vanes was elected president for another year as attendees expressed enthusiasm over the past year and the movement against Ike. The event drew a large attendance with many members participat ing in the discussion and planning.
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Can't Get a Drink Water No Help From Railways
New York banker J. M. Wynkoop recounts a trip from Las Lunas to Rio Puerco and AlbuQue with Fred Hunig and others. They could not obtain water for themselves or their horses at the railway station, despite offers to pay, and were told no water would be provided even with payment. They seek to learn if the railway company has a right to refuse water.
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Newe York
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Davie
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Paul Gridley Run Down by Runaway Wagon
A 14 year old, Paul Gridley, from Kirkwood Illinois, was struck by a runaway wagon in an Alvarado street accident. He crawled to a wall after being knocked down, received aid, and was taken to the hospital as onlookers watched. His family plans to return to their home next Tuesday.
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Kirkwood
Frank Ackermar
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Education figure faces finalproof dispute at Santa Fe land office
In a Santa Fe land office colloquy between Land Agent Dexendorf and a renowned educator with a mesa claim for the University of New Mexico, the official demanded oath and adherence to proof procedures. The educator’s push for final proof was interrupted by questions of swearing and resistance, with no completion of the proceedings recorded.
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United States
Santa Fe
Dexendorf
University of New Mexico
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Bernalillo Court Hears Multiple Case Allegations
Brown, founder at the Redlight saloon, was jailed in March on charges of receiving and concealing state goods. A jury in Bernalillo District Court returned a verdict against several defendants linked to theft, including two youths who admitted acting as fences and others charged with murder or related offenses. Trial began for four defendants tied to a New Jersey ledgers case as well. The legislature recessed for a break, with renewed sessions planned for June 2.
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X Men Tried And Sentenced In Fifteen Minutes
In a morning session at police court three men and a few youths faced charges for drunkenness and sleeping on the sidewalk. Gov. Washington Jackson and Johnet Mind claimed they slept while drinking but were fined ten dollars and warned to stay off the street. Officers Knapp and others reported several others, including Sam Kennedy and Brstin Driver, for vagrancy and public intoxication with fines set at ten dollars each. Gustave Avdtnatl admitted to being drunk and was fined one dollar.
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Telegraphic Markets and Financial Roundup April 1
Financial items resolved by F. J. Grat & Co. include quotes on copper, stocks, and bonds from New York and various exchanges. Market notes cover Kansas City, Omaha, Chicago livestock trends, grain futures, money market, and copper and iron markets. Non-financial items include church notices, sermons, and local event advertisements.
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Albuquerque
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No More Bet Ends Dramatic Hotel Park Scene
Manager J Ke Pellow of the Alvarado hotel, Missouri born, left the gathering amid wagers on Thaws acquittal. In the park near Nailroad avenues last night he received advice and assistance to mow grass as friends urged restraint and caution during the unfolding moment.
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Where To Worship Immaculate Conception Church Charneymn
Immaculate Conception Church near St Paul’s Lackeran features Sunday school at 9:30 am German service and service at 1 pm St Veronica and Rubijiet Doctrine of Atonement noted. Christian Science services Sunday at 12 am, reading room daily 2 to 4 pm. Wednesday evening meeting in Reading room.
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Evening Service Preview at Centecostal Hymn Anthem
A preview of the evening service notes a choir performing "I Am Hope and Omega" with offertory "At Evening." The text includes hymns and selections by Mendelson and Miller, with references to prayers and vocal pieces. The fragmentary notes mention the preacher and campus context in a church setting.
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William McIntosh Gifts Delightful Child Matinee at Elka
Crowds at the Elka opera house in Vienna gather to see William McIntosh present a generous matinee for local children. The highly praised Latent performaces entertain the youngsters as McIntosh provides tickets and refreshments, leaving many attendees joyful and grateful.
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Cement plant to open in Albuquerque within a year
Prof Wreston a former UNM chemist travels with Amon Moore a Utah cement maker to Albuquerque for several days. They cite freight savings from a new cement plant at J Pade aiding local contractors and builders. Differential freight rates against nearby plants are expected to save money on barrel costs. Construction of the plant is planned to complete and operate in about one year.
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Mortuary notice of Albuquerque resident Frank Salmon
Frank Salmon, longtime Albuquerque resident, died yesterday afternoon at his home. He is survived by a widow and a baby who will accompany the remains to Lincoln for burial.
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