El Paso Society Woman Elopes With Actor
El Paso socialite Jennie Carroll allegedly eloped with Raymond Whittaker an actor known from the Washington casino. Whittaker claimed a nom de plume and noted destination from El Paso to Los Angeles with debts and hotel stipulations amid a local scandal. Carroll filed for divorce citing improper relations and departure to Detroit with Whittaker, while Whittaker fled creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Whittaker
el Paso
Albuquerque
Carroll
Washington
Whittaker
Ahix
Los Angeles
R. J. Martin
Knoan
Diverer
W. B. Carroll
Jennie Carroll
Ramond Whittaker
Detroit
Labor IV to Be Observed Here on Labor Day
Labor Day observances will be held Monday with speeches on labor questions and a union parade. City labor groups including Carpenters No. 1918 and various unions will participate in plans to be finalized at a future meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Bing
Garpenters’ Union
Brotherhood of Painters, Paper Hangers and Decorators
International Association of Machinists
Barbers’ Union
Typographical Union
Retail Clerks’ International Protective Association
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Brotherhood of Locomotive Piretoen
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Order of Railway Conduct
Hillsboro Mining Boom Reported Amid Growth
Hillsboro shows rising mining activity with Grid Mining and Smelting and Ooms Wave and Hertferd mines in the district. Executives note increased movement of capital and property development as new prospecting and operations expand, signaling a local boom. An opening skating event on Monday at 2:30 p.m. with a fine orchestra is also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jetn Sasser
Em Site Grid Mining and Smelfing
Wating
Hilleone Die Trier
Patohager
Ooms Wave
Hertferd Mines
Hillebore
Kaseer
Hiltkbore
Heen
Kaster
Skating Ink
Fine Orchestra
Ponderous Tomato Grows In Albuquerque Garden
M M Dutcher city ciciiator for The Evening Citizen reports a tomato raised in his North Fourteenth Street garden. The large specimen measured thirteen and a half inches in circumference and weighed one and a half pounds. Dutcher expects even larger fruit from sixty plants, all bearing similar yield. Seed from Peter Henderson, transplanted early, vines staked and pruned to control height. The red fruit is nearly meatlike with few seeds, a striking addition to town gardening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Dutcher
Peter Henderson
Dutcher
Rev R P Pope Assigned to Mission Work in Mexico
A brief item notes Reverend R P Pope will embark on mission work in Mexico. The report also mentions a 17 year old death from tepal fever four miles west of town and other local updates. The piece reflects a local newspaper record of clergy assignments and contemporaneous events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P. Pope
Mexico
M. Ane
Miller
J.T. Pope
W. C Sealer
Toro
Mr. Walker
Pope
Albuquerque Retail Merchants Invite Territorial Convention
B O Jaffa president of the Albuquerque Retail Merchants association mails a self explanatory letter calling all New Mexico retailers to a convention in Albuquerque September 17 to 22. The letter outlines benefits including credit systems, collections, freight rates, and tax concerns and urges local merchants to appoint delegates or attend. The meeting is set for the Commercial Club on Tuesday evening September 18 at 8 o clock with railroad fare discounts noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.O. Jaffa
Albuquerque Retail Merchants’ Association
Albuquerque Retail Merchants * Association
New Mexico
Albuquerque
As Corty
Reta, Merchants’ Association
B. Ujappa
B. Spitz
Stern Frad Wilson
Clancy Couple Fall From Moving Train In New Mexico
District Attorney and ROW report Mr and Mrs F W Clancy fell from a moving train this morning on the platform at a Santa Fe station. Mrs Clancy narrowly avoided injury as steam or ballast carried her near the tracks and a bystander pulled her to safety. The incident follows several local notices and cases including a plumbing suit filed by Standard Plumbing and Heating against Mrs Kreiffes and George Wakefield, and reports of community members traveling to the Minneapolis encampment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Whittaker
Washington Casino
Mr. Leake
St. Regas
Garrison
Clancy
Tiny
Na Hon. H. QO
Soporro
Thos
Habbett
California
Standard Plumbing and Heating Company Today
Mary Kreiffes
George W. Wakefield
He Springfel
Fire and Marine Insurance
W. T. Chast
Theo Harweot
Grand Army of the Republic of New Mexico
Attorney Wythers
Santa Fe
Fe Central
Saavern
Sheriffs Office
Redro Alarid
Ricardo Alarid
Sheritt J. Montoya
Bluewater
Pedro Mirabel
Inex du Bois
Old Town
Marid
Sai Fe
Alarid
Sherif
Armiijo
Santa Be
Justice of the Peace Atpon
Aloya
Aim
Free City
Attorne Elfego Bac
Socorro
Caue
Waaney
Alafi
Ins
Aland
Dorn
Mirabel
Jun
Alaril
Allarid
Justice OF the Peace Chaves
Baca
Chavis Ae
Hursam
Socorra
Mysterious Billy Smith Becomes Albuquerque Deputy
"Mysterious" Billy Smith ex prize fighter and former El Paso detective has arrived in Albuquerque as a deputy marshal under Marshal Foraker. He emphasizes he never carries a pistol, relying on fists, and cites notable arrests including bank scammer William Mays and a feared desperado, stressing a career built on the square dealing and restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Smith
el Paso
United States
Marshal Foraker
Smith
New Orleans
James J. Corbett
John L. Sullivan
Albuquerque
Marshal Paraker
Hot Springs
Gus Rablin
Stes
Dutie
Nevetieless
William Mays
Loco
Indian Territory
Mays
Desperado
Also Mentioned on This Page
EL Paso Society
Virginia
el Paso Herald
Hillsboro
Estancia
Gul Sot Raly Dry Goose Co
the Merchants’ Convention
F. W. Clancy
H. C. Bursum
Pedro Alaric
W. H. Hahn & CO
T. A. Lucerg
West
Silver Avenue
West Railroad Ave
Stevens & Bowyer
Albert Faber
Railroad Ave
Albuquerque, N. M
Milwaukee
Pilsener Beer
Colo
Charter Oak Steel Ranges
Borradaile & CO
Gold Avenue
Empress
M. Berger
Albuquerque, N
West Railroad Avenue
The
Williams Drug Company
Blue Front
Railroad Avenue
A. J. Richards
WiSe West Railroad
Avenur
Colorado Telephone Co
St. Elmo
Joseph Barnett
Propr
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