Tuberculosis a Paper Subject at City Teachers Institute
Dr W G Hope delivered the main paper on tuberculosis at the city teachers institute in Central High School. He warned teachers face ongoing risk in closed rooms and urged heightened hygiene, ventilation, and rapid response to symptoms to reduce in-school transmission. He urged broader public health actions and outlined practical protections for staff and pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Teachers’ Institute
Central High School
W. G. Hope
Robber Holds Up Las Vegas Gambling Joint
A lone bandit robbed the Arcade club on Sixth Street Las Vegas just before 4 am taking over $300 from the faro table mostly silver and about $50 in bills. He wore a medium build, dark clothes, a tire mask and black slouch hat. He escaped through the back door leaving $1.25 on the table. police have no clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Street
Las Vegas
Faro
Optic
Frank McCall
Susan Ortrap
Grand Avenue
Frank Coe
Charles Coe
Arcade
Kansas
Quick Recovery of Street Railways in San Francisco
San Francisco records rapid rebound from citywide blaze as United Railroads mobilizes an army of workers. Within 74 hours cars ran on rebuilt lines surrounding the burned district, with $350,000 spent on new cars and more than $1,000,000 in orders. In under three and a half months, over 200 miles of track were back in service, leaving about 20 percent still out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
United Railroads
Piatrict Thornwell
Mullally
Patrick Calhoun
Mullally Nates
Dent
New Mexico Good Roads Convention to Meet in Albuquerque
The second annual New Mexico Good Roads convention plans a September 18 session at the Albuquerque Commercial Club. Delegates from Las Vegas may join without certificates, with appointments by the governor county boards mayors and local associations. Governor Hagerman and others to speak. Santa Fe trades groups announce delegates to irrigation and grower events in Boise and Albuquerque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Hagerman
A. BE. Twitchell
L. Bradford Prince
Prank Owen
Thomas
Catrio
Benjamin M. Read
Jobn G. Schuman
National Irrigation Congress
Boise
Idaho
Ongatitea- Hon
Albuqerque
Good Roads
Frank Gwen
A. H. Hrodhead
Paul A. F. Walter
Gadiovernor
J. Bractard Prince
H. B. Cartwright
Frederick Muller
Baby Show Prizes Boosted By Hickox Maynard Jewelry
An added prize collection for the upcoming fair baby show includes four solid gold rings and a set of baby pins and shoulder rings donated by Hickox Maynard Jewelry. The prizes target features such as arms hands legs feet and mouth, with exhibition planned in Hickox Maynard windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickox-Maynard Jewelry Company
Fe Tollows
Sells Floto Show heads for Albuquerque in one day
The Sells Floto shows plan a one day stand in Albuquerque on Thursday September 4 outside the city limits in the Barreas precinct. The outfit employs about 600 people with 36 department heads and William Sells as general manager. The tented city requires ten acres with 3000 stakes and 300 horses and features its own restaurant and blacksmith shop. Two shows travel with daily movement, and five detectives accompany the troupe to deter crime at grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sells
Albuquerque
Barreas
William Sells
the Elks
Masons
Woodmen
Odd Fellows
Eagles
America
Meeting Tonight of Central Labor Union
Through a misunderstanding the Central Labor Union meeting announced for last evening will be held tonight in Central Labor Hall at o'clock. Delegates from city labor organizations will plan Labor Day events for September 5, including a parade and speeches at Robinson Park. D Stewart is president. another vice president will preside due to unforeseen absence. A large turnout is expected to finalize Labor Day celebration plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
Central Laver Hall
Robinson Park
D. Stewart
D. Stewart Ia President of the Jeentral Labor Body. But Owing To Nie Totlwence
Iill
Knights Moening
Turtle Doves Abound In Region Causing Hunting Surge
Turtle doves are plentiful this season with hunters reporting record hauls. A club room proprietor brought back 83 doves in one hour, another hunter 107 in similar time, and a merchant killed them with a buggy whip while riding. A doctor used chloroform as a gun substitute and returned 207 birds, while boys with fly paper gathered 21. Featherped makers are the only buyers now, and local merchants fear repetition of dull meals as families tire of the birds.
Forging Fugitive Goodloe Faces No Local Charge
A young man named Goodloe, arrested aboard No 1 near Isleta, was wanted in Las Vegas for forging a hotel order to obtain funds by wire. Sheriff Romero advised local police there is no case against him, and he is expected to be released and ordered out of town today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodloe
Isleta
No. 1
Romero
Las Vegas
Sheriffs
Trinidad
Bury
Firemen Feast at Alvarado
Twenty two firemen chief Burtless and six men from city department and chief Glegoldt with fourteen from the shops gathered at the Alvarado for an appreciation dinner after a recent fire threat. The meal followed by hours of socializing and a token of gratitude for service to the community. Also an advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a cure for kidney stomach and liver ailments with a testimonial from B E Wolfe.
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John Stein
Harvey
Alvarado
Burtless
Glegoldt
Fred Harveys
Burtress
City Department
BE. H. Wolfe
Bear Grove
Public Schools Open Tuesday Amid Labor Day Notice
Public schools will open Tuesday at Central building for the fall term after Labor Day. Superintendent Clark directs new pupils to report Saturday at 9 am for examinations and assignments, with specific groups and exceptions listed. Children in first grade beginners go to ward principals on Tuesday. Board or room accommodations should be sent to the superintendent. Dove hunting shells and local ads follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Southwest
Tuberculosis Unitarium
United States
Canada
School Board
Miller
Coronado
Jonction City
Kan
Clark
Fogelam
J. H. Clark
New Mexleo
J. A. Miller
Our Territory
D. M. Richards
University of New Mexico
C. E Hodgin
Beveath
J. B. Clark
Imar
Histry of
W. G
J. H. Crum
J B Clark
Central High School
McIntosh Hardware Company
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Teachers’ Institute
Cal
Dr Baldwin
Bay Francisco
Dr. Baldwin
The
Presbyterian Church
Jaffa
Agricultural College
Jersey
Vernon
Hickox-Maynard
J. J. Vernon
Agricultural and Mechanic Arts College
Mesilla Park
Gieckler
Station Agriculturist
FLOTO
Barelas
Forger
Fred Harvey
Wat
DR. Minor C. Baldwin
Matson’s
Albert Faber
Railroad Ave
Albuquerque, N. M
Milwaukee
Pilsener Beer
Colo
Asto
Borradaile & CO
Gold Avenue
M. Berger
Albuquerque, N
West Railroad Avenue
Bath Telephones
Williams Drug Company
Blue Front
117 West Railroad
Avene
Traction Park
Santa Fe Grays
Albuquerque Browns
Nelson-Gans
Robo Ceooobocen
West Railroad Ave
Stevens & Bowyer
A. J. Richards
Colorado Telephone CO
St. Elmo
Joseph Barnett
Imperial Laundry Co
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