Switchmen Decline Strike Denied by Santa Fe Agent
The Santa Fe local yard report of switchmen walking out last night and prompting others to join is denied by local agent T. E. Purdy. He says five men refused to work, were discharged, and that there was no strike or organized effort. The quitters were Yardmaster Settlemore and switchmen Randall Farland Madden Ward and Phillips, all with two weeks on site.
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Santa Fe
T. EB. Purdy
Tom
Settlemore
Randall
Ste- Farland
Madden
Ward
Phups
Boomer
Purdy
A. R. McEwan
Brettlemore
Telegraphic Markets and Commodity Quotes Update
Quotation list from F J Grat brokers in Albuquerque covers American Sugar Amalgamated Copper American Smelters American Car Foundry Atchison Anaconda etc. Includes London prices and New York market notes with cattle hogs and grain futures, plus a coal price cut due to open navigation on the lakes and Miss Fountain confirmed for a Laecrue land office post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Ootto
American Sugar
Amalgamated Copper American Smelters
American Car Foundry
Atchison
Anaconda
Baltimore and
Brooklyn
Rapid ‘Transit
Canadian Pacific
Colorado Fuel Brie
Nan Soulaville
Nashville
Missouri Pacific
New York
Greene Cananea
Jealous Lover Fatally Stabs Man in West Mountain Road Tragedy
Miguel Sedillo, a stone mason, killed Juan Archebeque with an open knife after finding him with Sedillo’s wife in an adobe near Badaracco’s garden. Archebeque died later at a hospital. Sedillo’s whereabouts after the incident remained sought by the sheriff. The couple reportedly had warned Sedillo of prior jealousy and frequent visits between Archebeque and the wife. Archebeque worked for the American Lumber Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miguel Sedillo
West Mountain Road
Juan Archebeque
Archebeque
Sedilio
Badaracco
Sheriff's Office
Sedille
Sedillo
Switchmen Fight in Bakery Shop on South First
George Newton and Louis Homert, switchmen for Santa Fe, became intoxicated and fought in the Rolling Bakery on South First Street around 11 pm. Officer Kennedy arrested them for disturbing the peace. arraignment before Judge Craig set for this afternoon. They were among four men previously detained after Miss Martin accused them at a hotel. Antonio Armijo was arrested for leaving his horse and wagon untied in front of the Stores hotel. Judge Heacock obtained a continuance for his case.
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George Newton
Louis Homert
Santa Fe
South First Street
W. C. Kennedy
Craig
Newton
Honsart
Martin
Miss Martin
Antonio Armijo
Knapp
Armijo
W.C. Heacock
Justice of the Peace Court of Precinct 12 Verdicts
Two police court cases before Justice Mc Clellan featured disputes over debts and irrigation. Reynaud sued Reynaud debt of 90 dollars garnishing Boyle, jury verdict for Boyle and possible appeal by Lester. Second case over an acequia on Rancho de Atriaca ended with case fiued by Justices McClellan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
McClellan
Oki Otoney
KB. Reynaud
John Bey Reynaud Hias
American Lumber Company
Boyl
Boyle
Reynaud
Mexico
Heacock
Lester
M. Mayordomova
Pedro Gabaldon
Rancho de Atriaca
Modesta Orte
Felix Raca
McCielan
Clarence Barhydt Receives Diamond Ring Before Move to Los Angeles
Clarence Barhydt, longtime Santa Fe shops chief clerk, is promoted to oral servantant for the motive department and will relocate to Los Angeles. Employees pooled funds to present him a diamond ring as a farewell token, marking his years of service and impending departure.
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Clarence Harhydt
Santa Fe Shops
Barhydt
Santa Me Coast Lines
Lo Angeles
Remembre Gece
Banta Fe
Ater
Cat Grace
Mra. Barbydt
Mra Parhydt
Forest service to open libraries in national forest offices
Officials from the bureau of forestry plan libraries in supervisors offices across national forests. The collections will cover sheep, goats, horses, cattle, lumber and related topics to answer inquiries with authoritative texts. Ranchers in New Mexico Arizona and California show interest as federal court rulings hold stock owners responsible for cattle wandering on forest ranges.
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National Forest Reserve
Bureau of Forestry
Department of Agriculture
the Inquirer
Harri
Mangano National Forest
New Mexico
Arizona
California
William G. Hunt
United States
Montana
National Forest
Sherman anti trust ruling fines two Santa Rita firms
Judge J W Parker sentenced Santa Rita Store and Mines companies after a jur y found them guilty on two Sherman act counts. The two defendants John Kad and William Young were released, while each corporation must pay a $1 000 fine. Counsel for the firms requested a new trial.
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Chinen
Las Cruces Guards Make Good Showing
Las Cruces guards reported a strong performance during inspections led by Capt Mosley and Adjutant General Parkington in Las Cruces and Silver City. The unit praised their turnout, while Mosley prepared to report for duty at Fort Wingate. The piece also notes local civic input on renaming Hutlroud Avenue to a more creditable name such as Rio Grande or University avenues.
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GV. H. Mosley
Fifth Cavalry
Albuquerque
A. P .Parkington
Las Cruces
Silver Cry
Mosley
Tam
Fort Wingate
Tarkington
Sanita Fe
Fort [Wing
Hutlroud Avenue
Rio Grande Avenue
Main Street
University Avenue
Oitheen
Mineral vein shown at Winkelman with rising value
At Winkelman Arizona a vein on the Two Queens property widens from four inches at the surface to nearly five feet at twelve feet depth. Assays near the surface indicate values over 84 dollars per ton as heavy sulfides appear with depth.
Mortuary Burial Planned for Mrs Wright at Lee's Summit
The body of Mrs. Mary Mo Wright aged 44 who died Sunday afternoon at 22 South Wal tor street will be taken to her old home at Lee's Summit Missouri tomorrow for burial The husband a traveling man arrived here last night Also Alluquerque Carriage Company has secured the services of a first class horse shoot and guarantees all work on pay
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Mary Mo Wright
Wal‘tor Street
Lee's Summit
Conany
Tijeras
Fate of Isleta Indians on trial in district court
The four Isleta Indians Francisco Padilla Francisco Lente Hanuita Padilla and Andree Padilla face assault with intent to commit murder charges after their stepfather Augustin Padilla was killed in Isleta last December The judge prepared to instruct the jury at 3 30 this afternoon The defense and prosecution offered testimony this morning and a venue change may be sought tomorrow for the Territory against Nunsio Miceli and Leandro Diones alleging fraud against Taleta Indians
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Isleta
Nunsio Miceli
Leandro Diones
Taleta
Grand Concert Colom Wan Apt 47 In New Mexico
Prof Di Mauro conducts a 15 piece orchestra featuring Blondin Zembl, Zeigler and others. Overture and operatic selections plus violin and piano solos with Frances and Clarence Bothe, Miss Bertha Wardwell, Emil Coulodon and more. Tickets at Matson's and Colom bo hall. Also local stalls selling wheat and a horse breeding note.
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di Mauro
Mr. Blondin
Cetloist Zeigler
New Mexic
Opera Comigos Busses
O Frances
Clarence Bothe
Poet
Penmant
Bin
Bertha Loebs
Miss Bertha Wardwell
Kyealae
Sadio
Har
Mra
DeWolf
Lang
Ruben
Martha
Zampa
Matson's
Colombo Hall
Spector to Establish Forest Headquarters in Albuquerque
The Forestry Service announces Albuquerque will serve as the general headquarters for inspection and regulation of forest reservations in New Mexico. An inspector will oversee reserves, supervisors, rangers, and guards with offices and staff to be arranged this week. The term forest reserves is replaced with national forests to better reflect purposes and nature of these western lands.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Louis
Arizona
tHenal Forests
Elk convention massed band parade to be staged in Philadelphia
Three thousand musicians are expected to attend the B P O Elks convention in Philadelphia during the week of July 16. A massed band concert and a Broad street parade on July 18 under a famous band leader will feature about 2,000 instrumentalists playing Auld Lang Syne and other popular tunes, aiming to set a new record for such a procession.
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Broad Street
Order of Elke
Elki
Dr Beaton Delivers Last Lecture Before New Mexico Trip
Dr Beaton presents a final lecture at Conwregali church on links between religion moral training and secular education. He urges early child discipline and mental balance, noting audience laughter at some remarks about prodigy or abnormally developed children as he closes with readings and a local audience directory.
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Akey
Laevid
Conwregali
New Mexico
Grand Canyon
Beaton
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McEwan
F. J. Grat & Co
Barnett Building
N. M
Conditots
London
Union Pacific
Paris
Steel
Boston
Bank of England
Lkely
Treasury
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Omaha
Gimaha
Ewer
Lambs
Chicago
Apris
Money Market
York
Spelter
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Metal Market
St. Lawre
Columbus
Miss Pountain
Washington, D.C
Miss Fountain
Laecrue
Rysicians
Justice OF Peace Court OF
Precinct 12
Clarence Barhidt
Soo
Hare
Winkelman, Ariz
Dury
the District Court
Colom Wan
Mausard's
Copper Avenue
Forestry Service Ispector
Southwest
Dix
Elks’ Opera House
University of New Mexico
Merry Wives
Windsor
Matson’s
Albert Faber
Staab Building
N. H. Andrus
A. T
West Gold Ave
Bank of Commerce
F. Tomei & Brothers W
Linder Savoy Hotel Co
E. Suntaagg
THE
Colorado Telephone Co
OUR
New York State
Albuquerque Cash Grocery Company
Homer H. Ward
Mar
Marble Ave
Champion Grocery Co
Matteucci Bros
W. Tijeras Ave
Lenin Sena Eee
Superior Planing
J.C. Baldridge
Sherwin-Williams
First Street
Coal Ave
Albuquerq
Mex
Elf Proprietors
Ladie
Bameroor Bos
Colovbo Hall
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