Mystery woman Mrs Cohen seeks New Mexico health trek
Report outlines Mrs Margerite Cohen, a Jewish woman of unclear past, living in a tent near Tigerne Avenue and Twelfth Street. She traveled from Henderson Kentucky via St Louis and possibly Mississippi, seeking a mountain retreat for health while arousing police and city officials with her elusive history and dependence on public aid.
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Margerite Cohen
Ciy
County Sal
Henderson
Mississippi
New Mexas
Union Station
Mississippi City
Miss
St. Luke
Chicago
New Mexico
St. Louis
Gila monster embalmed for display in Albuquerque show window
The Gila monster found near the Coal Avenue Viaduct was embalmed by local undertaker Borders on orders from Dr. Briggs. The reptile, turned over after being chloroformed, is preserved and to be exhibited at Alvarado Pharmacy. The story traces the specimen’s likely journey from Arizona or Texas toward Albuquerque.
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Albuquerque
A. Orders
Coal Avenue
Briggs
Alvarado Pharmacy
Arion
Rio Grande
Texas
Arizona
el Paso
Pish Squadron on Roads Sails Bermuda to Visit Quebec
The British squadron sailing from Bermuda on April 23 arrived in Norfolk and will stay until May 5 before visiting Quebec and Halifax. Ridgewood, N H reports Frederick W Gardner a local justice of the peace killed himself Tuesday night after being followed by his wife to an apartment doorway.
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Norfolk
Bermuda
Quebec
Halifax
Ridgewood
N. H
Frederick W. Gardner
Wreck on Cajon Pass Trains Thousands Hurled Toward Disaster
A Santa Fe limited train ran away on the Cajon Pass grade after handbrakes were tampered with. The engine and equipment were severely damaged, nine injured and one man killed, with several passengers hurt. The runaway was checked before a catastrophe akin to the Colton wreck occurred. Dead: J O Rourke. injuries included W Howbert, Miss Georgella Lay, J D Jones, and J Galvin. Traffic delayed about twenty hours.
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Cajon
Colton
Southern Pacific
Wester Ty
Salt Lake
Sin Bersharding
Santa Fe
Los Angeles
Yin J. O'Rourke
Victorville
Sec
Foreman
W. Howbert
Denver
United States
Colorado
Wyoming
Georgella Lay
Chicago
Ellen
Spice
J.D. Jones
J. #. Galvin
San Hernarding
Billy
John J. O'Rourke
Tee
J. G. Taylor
San Bernardo
J Thaylie
Mia Madeline Smith
Santa Fe Nur
Line Angeles
Mrs Bardet Settled Suit And Costs
Mrs Louis J Bardet settled a district court suit against her husband for debts totaling 30 plus additional costs and attorney fees. The Bardets, a French family with an inheritance, resolved the matter after Mrs Bardet decided to cover the second installment of 2 000 and the couple’s finances improved after the settlement.
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Louis J. Bardet
Louis
Bardet
Hardet
Fields
Smith
Bardlet
Fee
France
Four New Attorneys for Roswell Granted Temporary Licenses
A local Bar association issued temporary licenses to G A Richardson AB Hateman and KK Scott with Lay head WH Deb iynelo D Bo ers and C Morgan also named. The first mentioned is a Yale graduate. licenses valid until the next territorial supreme court meeting in January 1968. Advertising notes in the issue promote low prices for job work and chicken feeders from Mansord’s Mille and related goods.
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Bar Association
G. A. Richardson
A. B. Hateman
K. K. Scott
Prince. Layhead
Deb Iynelo D. Boers
C. Morgan
Yale
Territorial Supreme Court
Bell Hop with a Checkered Career in New Mexico
Walter Louisan, a London born writer, composer and cartoonist, claims a restless career spanning England, France, South Africa and the United States. He has worked as a bell boy, hotel clerk, pugilist, musician and surveyor’s clerk, with stints in hotels from Strand to Plymouth and on ships. Now in Albuquerque, he speaks of wandering, stinting with the U S Geological Survey, and dreams of returning to England while admiring American vistas and New Mexico’s mountains and deserts.
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Walter
London
England
Prenate
Daily Mall
Alvarado
Bell Boys
Young Louisan
France
Paris
Louissan
Sine
Pst
Tiliakan
the Louissen
South Africa
United State
Mexico
South America
Viking
Louissin
Albuquerque
Tnest
Cecil and Strand
Don Plymouth
San Pranct
New York
West Indies
Cherbourg
United States
Loulan
Ernest Ward
Montana
United States Geological Survey Commission
San Francisco
Frixco
Walter Louisian
Olympic Club
Thesplin
Louissas
America
New Mexico
Loulasan
Las Vegas Girl Attempts Death by Own Action
Miss Like Zellar a Louisiana native employed by Mrs Mary Aldrich of Grand Avenue Las Vegas attempted suicide by taking strychnine after a troubled love affair. She mixed poison with refreshments at Simpkins Ice Cream Parlor, wrote a note, and was found convulsing. She sent for the pocketbook and note to be delivered to Mr Aldrich, and is now recovering at Las Vegas hospital.
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Las Vegas
Like Zellar
Mary Aldrich
Grand Avenue
Kim
Muicide Ts
Louisiana
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Gilbert
Cass
Aldrich
Miss Zellarie
Las Venas
Injured Miss Hall Continues Journey
Mies Elizabeth Hills of Ottawa suffered a broken hip and bruised knees after being taken from a Santa Fe train. CH Olmstead of Ottawa arranged her return to Hingis with the body of Hiram David Olmstead from Ban Dies, Cal, for burial.
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Mies Elizabeth Hills
Ottawa
St. Joseph's Hospital
CH. Olmstead
Olmstead
Albuquerque
Miss Hail
Hingis
Hiram David Ol
City Cleaning Campaign Faces City Health Officer Charge
City health officer Frank Quier acting with Mayor McKee orders a stop to displaying refuse and protecting alleys vacant lots and street areas. Springer, the transfer man, was arraigned this morning on charges tied to violating the scavenger ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Quier
McKee
Snd
Denis
Springer
City complains as town trash dumpers face charges
Lor springer and others claim they hauled paper and litter beyond the wagons and into alleys. J C Wardwell failed to appear in police court on a related charge and pleaded not guilty. Judge Heacock granted a continuance for Charles Penwell to a later date. Officials condemn dumping by drivers and merchants south of the railroad, noting city limits do not shield culprits.
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Springer
Porterfield & Co
J. C. Wardwell
Charles Penwell
Can Wah
Heacock
Elty
Wardwell
J. F. Brown
Wis
Starr Studio Portraits Advertised in Downtown
Photo service promotes Kodak Auto quality with a guaranteed finish. Starr Studio invites customers to have portraits taken now at 216 West Gold Avenue.
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KODAK
Guarante Starr Studio
West Gold Avenue
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T. W. Hotle
Craig
Holley
Jack Belcher
M. Eaton
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Eaton
Arthur Jackson
Alex Knapp
Tie Perea
Jacob Oswald
Pedro Valdes
Mit
Pit
Pitt
Hont
Roni de Castellane
Count de Castellane
Vealy
Verona
Italy
TN Amet
The
Evening Citizen
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Cajon Pass
Roswell
Mansord
Steve Teenie
D. Hoker
Lizares Sticycuinen
Miss Hall
David Olms
Dra
Albuquerque Hatters
3Rd St
Gold Ave
Co-Operative Realty CO
J.B. Elder, Armijo Building
Co. F
Alien
South Edith
Elks’ Opera House
University of New Mexico
Merry Wives
Windsor
Matser's
Vador
Vador Shades
Albert Faber
N. H. Andrus
A. T
West Gold Ave
Bank of Commerce
F. Tomei & Brothers W
Savoy Hotel
C. E. Suntaagg
Colorado Telephone CO
Champion Grocery Co
Matteucci Bros
W. Tijeras Ave
Eee
Superior Planing
J.C. Baldridge
Sherwin-Williams
Piast Street
Coal Ave
New
OEX
Rina
Propriatos al the Mice
Kes
Colombo Hall
Bambrook
Rhone
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