All-Star Horses Gather for Albuquerque Fall Meet
Sixty eight horses entered for the twenty-sixth annual Albuquerque fall fair harness and running events. Notable entrants include Rex Colorado, Highball, and Redemption among many Denver and Santa Fe entries. Racing runs September 17 to 22 with $1,000 stake races drawing western horsemen to the track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Grounds
Colorado Springs
Overland Park
Colorado
Albuquerque
E. A. Coleburn
Denver
Moet & Chandon
Surbury
Carnation Cream
Mr. Coleburn
Rex Colorado
Congressn Sibley
FP. L. Byers
C. C. Adamson
Ginger
Happy Allerton
M. Bush
Estabelle
J. A. Burnett
Knoxle
Charles Closson
Santa Fe
Albertus
Daniel J
Charles Coe
Las Vegas
Monkey Meck
Dr. G. D. Dulin
Los Animas
Col
Arta EB
Jack Sproule
Pueblo
Edna M
J. O. Garrick
F. G. Peck
Kiowa
Joseph Barnett
Stranger O
Halina Morgan
Clara B
Osceola
Dr. J. F Pearce
Master Delmar
B. Huntington
Grisetto
Greenleaf
McGinty
Trimble
Moselle
Emil Mann
Exodus
Boone
Jake Levy
Shecam
Territorial fair tourney draws strong baseball field
Morenel Clifton enter the territorial fair tournament for a $700 purse with fierce rivalries expected. Santa Fe Albuquerque Trinidad and the Big Six teams join, aiming for first prize. Browns may attend a Globe Arizona tourney Sept 24 to Oct 7 after earning a $1,000 first prize. Santa Fe president Wintosh provided $10 expense money for a team to attend.
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Morenel
Clifton
Trinidad
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Globe
Ariz
Browns
Santa Fe S
Banta Fe
Grays
The
Local Notes Describe People Moving Through Albuquerque
Louis Campana, second cook at the Alvarado, left the hospital after a window jump during a hotel fire night and will head to Chicago to work again. C. M. Christensen, Las Vegas druggist, is back from Meadow City. Col. J. G. Albright in Douglas promotes Wyoming state fair plans. Hon. Solomon Lana and H. O. Bursum push New Mexico statehood prospects. Postmaster Hopkins seeks post office building details for Albuquerque with a Washington request for box counts, clerks, and windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Campana
Alvarado
Chicago
C. M. Christensen
Las Vegas
Meadow City
Mr. Sen
Albuquerque
Mann Drug Company
Williams Drug Store
Holbrook
Arizona
Argus
Geo. Marquett
Silver Creek
Marquett
Col
J. G. Albright
Wyoming
Douglas
Col. Albright
Solomon Lana
Lox Latinas Hi Company
H. O. Bursum
Territorial Republcan Central
New Mexico
Luna
Socorro County
Hopkins
J. K.taylor
Washington
Pitt Ross
Telegraphic market and amendments report from Wisconsin
Market bulletins from Speliter St Louis New York and Chicago show grain pork lard ribs and cattle prices with steady to firm tone. Wisconsin Ancient Order of United Workmen convention in Janesville discusses amendments to its constitution and possible assessment changes.
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Janesville
Wit
Ancient Order of United Workmen of
Wisconsin
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Rand Max
Mo ‘Thayerman
Supreme Lodge
Valley Ranch Open for Trouting Hunting and Travel
The Valley ranch on the upper Pecos river invites visitors for trourishing hunting or a slay in the mountains with wholesome food ample accommodations and driving horses. Train service via Santa Fe stops at Glorietta. Valley ranch wagon meets travelers and hauls parties or baggage to any Pecos point.
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Pecos
Glorietta
Valley Ranch
N. M
Delegates named for New Mexico Sheep and Wool Growers’ Meet
County commissioners in Valencia Mora Bernalillo appoint delegates to the first annual wool growers convention to be held in the city during fair week. Valencia lists Elias Francis Pablo Pena Ysidro Chavez Pablo Castillo Nicolas Sanchez Patricio Gebaldon Bernardino Sedillo Ubaido Sanchez and Diego Aragon. Mora names Simon Voremberg Eugenio Romero F S Ortega George Gonzales Vicente Ma Wagon Mound Alberto Val Sacramento Baca Jose Demetrio Medina. Bernalillo names Gus Thelin Francisco Lucero Montoya Ambrocio Candelaria Andres Romero Santiago Garcia W P Metcalf Estantsindo Padilla W H Hahn I Froons and Filomeno Mora. The full delegate roster will be published once all names are received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Elias Francis
Pablo Pena
Ysidro Chavez
Pablo Castillo
Nicolas S. Sanchez
Paticmio Gebaldon
Bernardino Sedillo
Ubaido Sanchez
Diego Aragon
Mora County
Simon Voremberg
Eugenio Romero
Mora
F .S. Ortega
George Gonzales
Roy
Vicente Ma
Alberto Val
Sacramento Baca
H.C. Abbott
el Sanz
Jose Demetrio Medina
Boord
Bernalillo County
Wool Growers’ Convention
Gus Thelin
Francisco Lucero Y -Montoya
Ambrocio Candelaria
Andreas Romero
Santiago Garcia
W. P. Metcal
Judge Rodey and New Mexico statehood debate
A Saturday Evening Post story recalls Judge I B Rodey of the Philippines and former Delegate B S Rodey of New Mexico. It notes his advocacy for joint statehood and his lament that many Americans misstate New Mexico’s location and significance. A fragment mentions a clerk responding with export department on econit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saturday Evening Post
Rodey
Philippines
New Mexico
Congress
Ming
New York
Rifle Team Heads to Sea Girt for National Shoot
The New Mexico National Guard rifle team from Las Vegas departs for Sea Girt New Jersey to compete in the national shoot under Brigadier General Tarkington of Santa Fe. Major RK Rankin acts as coach and Captain B C Abbott as spotter. The group travels via Santa Fe to Chicago Niagara Falls Buffalo Albany New York City and Sea Girt with a return voyage to Chicago and Santa Fe. They expect to return by September 14th.
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New Mexico National Guard
Las Vegas
Sea Girt
N. J
Tarkington
Santa Fe
RK. C. Rankin
B.C. Abbott
Chicago
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Albany
Hudson River
New York City
New York
Cleveland
Ohio
Erie
Santa Pe
Letter From Mise Davis On Death in Fort Worth
Mise Davis explains that she did not cause a death by her actions in Fort Worth Texas and blames confusion from reports. She recounts an incident in Los Angeles involving a jealous girl who rode a horse unsuccessfully and later associates the tragedy with Nellie De Vaughn and her blacksmith husband. Davis thanks friends for support and proclaims she remains the living Girl In Red.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iswee Davis
Mise Davis
Las
Ft. Worth
Texas
Los Angeles
Tedis
Nellie de Vaughn
Meadow City
Jottings From Police Court Circles
Business in police court circles showed a lull this morning after yesterday’s rush. Roy Lee a printer was arrested by Santa Fe officers while attempting to ride a Pullman to town. He got ten days on the chain gang. Juan Gutierrez slept it off and was fined five dollars in court. Police have not traced B H Boulden who forged Kent’s signature on two checks cashed at local saloons.
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Crawford
Roy Lee
Santa Fe
BH. B. Boulden
FMH
Chicago Flexible Shaft Co Offers Exhibits For Territorial Fair
President Luna of the Twenty sixth Annual Fair announces Chicago Flexible Shaft Co seeks to display two power sheep shearing machines. They request a 10 by 16 foot space and promise an attractive exhibit. Manager McCanna confirms space will be granted as part of the forthcoming fair exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luna
Chicago Flexible Shaft Company
Territorial Fai
Chicago Flexible Shaft CO
McCanna
Memorial Mass for Young Martinez in El Paso
Territorial friends received cards inviting them to the memorial mass for Alejandro Martinez, held today at Church of the Sacred Heart in El Paso. He died weeks ago in a hunting accident when a shotgun discharged while he climbed into a buggy. He was son of Felix Martinez, once a known New Mexico resident now in El Paso.
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Church of the Sacred Heart
el Paso
Alejandro Martinez
Felix Martinez
New Mexico
Grant County Prosperity and Jail Escape Highlight Silver City
Grant County shows booming activity with mines reopening and new work, Silver City reports strong business and a thriving town, while ex-trusty B I Gooch escapes from Grant County jail after being deemed insane and sent back to the asylum plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Walton
They
Silver City
Grant County
Mr. Walton
Hearst Ter
Gooch
Walton
B. I Gooch
J. B. Rows
Mimbres
Washington
N. M
Parker
Local Market Hours Vary by Day at 201 W. Gold Ave
Readable text notes daily service from Albuquerque to Temes except Sundays, with pickup at the Co's Meat Market located at 201 West Gold Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co's Meat Market
Gold Avenue
Railroad Avenue
Girl in Red Alive Says Carver Show Star Is Not Dead
Mies Lorene Davie known as the Girl in Red writes she is very much alive after sensational reports claimed her death. She describes herself as a dual personality and explains the divergence between her public acts and the mistaken death story spread by rival press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Lorene Davie
Carver
St. Doe
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
Jeter
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el Pano
Corhan
Clancy
Conway
Kibbey
Phoenix
Mesa
Emocrats
J. E B. Kibbey
Territory
Board of Equalization
Speliter
St. Louis
Speller, Firm
Money Market
Kansas City
Aia
Evor Hab
Sheep and Wool Growers
Valencia
Export Department
B. 5
W. J
F.fteen
National Guard
Famington
Pippin
Young Martinez
Farmington
Lidke
Evening Citizen
West Silver Avenue
Frank H. Moore
Barnett Building
Good
Albert Faber
Railroad Ave
Albuquerque, N. M
Pilsener Beer
Colo
Asto
Borradaile
M. Berger
Albuquerque, N
Williams Drug Company
Blue Front
GAR
Lee Bartlett
South Second Street
French Bakery
West Railroad Ave
Stevens & Bowyer
A. J. Richards
Colorado Telephone Co
St. Elmo
Propr
Brandis
Imperial Laundry Co Auto
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