Joint statehood greetings pour in from New Mexico and Arizona
Citizens in New Mexico and Arizona flood President Roosevelt with congratulatory telegrams on the joint statehood push. Albuquerque and other towns report dozens of messages. leaders and business figures from Gallup to Las Cruces urge unity, with petitions and canvassing expanding across counties.
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New Mexico
Arizona
Roosevelt
Congress
Washington
Gallup
Santa Fe
Las Vegas
Raton
Springer
Roswell
Silver City
Las Cruce
Socorro
San Juan County
Albuquerque
Three Candidates Vie For Albuquerque Postmaster
The Albuquerque postmaster race narrows to three contenders R W Hopkins Seigfried Grunsfeld and Norman Kemmerer Each candidate has local support with Grunsfeld backed by the county organization and Banker Seligman of New York City Hopkins relies on office efficiency under Cortelyou and strong endorsements Kemmerer faces backing from eastern political friends as the contest unfolds
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Albuquerque
R. W. Hopkins
Cortélyou
Seigfried Grunsfeld
Norman Kemmerer
City Chemist Inspects Dairies With Police Escort
City chemist Joan Weinzirl began a tour of local dairies this afternoon to test milk and products for purity and safety for public use. Officer Salazar accompanies him under Chief McMillin’s order to record bovine milking numbers and routine data during these inspections.
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Joan, Weinzirl
Salazar
McMillin
Albers Bros
Bezemek
JB Matthews
Police Court Hears Youths Freed From Santa Fe Car Charge
Steve Ross and Arthur Molt were freed by Judge Crawford after appearing in police court for concealed theft on a Santa Fe horse car. They had $140 between them and must leave town. the court noted no employer communications to the railroad. Rooney, Walton, and Rankin faced various charges with fines or short jail terms.
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Steve Ross
Arthur Molt
Santa Fe
Crawford
San Francisco
California
Judge Crawford
Tom Rooney Rooney
Local San Francisco Reward Denial Over Ott Case
San Francisco authorities deny any reward paid to Albuquerque police for arresting John H. Ott in a theft case. Chief McMillin says no reward was given and that the Frisco chief also reported no payment, despite general practice of rewards for criminal apprehension.
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San Francisco
McMillin
Instructors Take Charge of Guard's Gymnasium
W. J. Gould the physical director and C. Kohlmeyer of Lorain Ohio, with the railroad Y M C A man, have leased the Elks hall gymnasium for six months. They will install new apparatus and renovate the place and open to the public within a week with women classes added under Mrs Gould.
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W. J. Gould
Railroad Young Men's Christian Association
Chadron
Neb
C. Kohlmeyer
Lorain
Ohio
National Guard
Elks’ Hall
Gould
B. Ruppe
Flattering Offer to Move Rio Grande Woolen Mills
Mobile Alabama businessmen led by W L Henderson offer liberal financial aid a suitable site and power to relocate the Rio Grande Woolen Mills. They propose adding a cotton bleaching department if the move is accepted. The missive arrives during President Uncle Johnny Bearrup's Texas trip and hints the proposal depends on his reception there.
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Rio Grande Woolen Mills Company
Mobile
Alabama
W. L. Henderson
Johnny Bearrup
Rio Grande Company
Texas
Lone Star State
Associated Charities forms constitution and plans funds
Twenty five people including President Kaplan and board members met in the Commercial era parlors yesterday afternoon to adopt the Associated Charities constitution and bylaws. A finance committee was appointed to solicit funds and coordinate with church committees.
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Associated Charities
Kaplan
Board of Control
Commercial Era
Citizen
Rabbis Kaplan
Barron
Harrison
D. A. Macpherson
Crawford
Lott
R. W. Hadden
Ire A. Abbott
Biks
Ohio
J. W. Gould
C. Kuhlmeyer
Gibson Getting Marriage Yesterday in West Gold Home
Yesterday afternoon at the home of the groom's parents Supt EB J Gibson of West Gold Ave John W Gibson and Mary Edith Getting wed by Rev J W McNeill in the presence of close relatives. Ceremony at 2 o clock followed by dinner and short honeymoon at the Grand Canyon they will reside in Colie go. The groom recently resigned as private secretary to Supt Denali of Needles division Santa Fe. The bride is the divorced wife of the Green Hotel day clerk in Pasadena Cal.
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N. J. Kihe
King
Adelaide Schormayer
Santa Fe
Charles B. Doll
Miss Schormeyer
Louis. Schormeyer
EB. J. Gibson
West Gold Avenue
John W. Gibson
Mary Edith Getting
J. W. McNeill
Gibson
John Gibson
Grand Canyon
Coliego
Denali
Needles
Green Hotel
Pasadena
Cal
Territorial Board of Health Approves New Licenses and Officers
The Territorial Board of Health finished business after midnight approving licenses for about thirty five prospective physicians and filling county health officer vacancies. Appointed were Dr. William H. Burr for McKinley county Dr. J M Shields for Sandoval county and Dr. William Maclake for Grant county.
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Territorial Board of Health
William H. Burr
Glup
McKinley County
J. M. Shields
Perea
Sandoval
William Maclake
Silver City
Grant County
Fingers Ground In Cog Wheels At Lumber Plant
Joe Komar lost several fingers of his left hand after reaching toward a cog wheel at the American Lumber Company plant while oiling a machine. The incident occurred just before midnight. the hand was ground in the cogs and later treated at St. Josephs Hospital by Dr. M K Wilder. Komar is resting today as well as could be expected.
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Joe Komar
American Lumber Company
Komar
M. K. Wilder
St. Joseph's Hospital
Feather Birds Elect New Officers at Eagles Hall
Albuquerque lodge of the Fraternal Order of Eagles No 165 elected Hen Westerfield as worthy president Sheridan as worthy vice president J W Barnes as chaplain William Grimmer as secretary Frank Kister as treasurer W B Moore as conductor John F Pearce as physician William Glaesner as inside guard Percy Hawley as outside guard Jon Zirhut and John Cuneo as afers The group also planned an entertainment on the 19th to honor their women friends with a detailed program under preparation.
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Albuquerquel Aerie No. 165
Order of Eagles
Hen Westerfield
Sheridan
J. W. Barnes
William &. Grimmer
Frank Kirster
W. B. Moore
Real estate transfers show two small lot deals and a single lot sale
Fred J. Otero transfers lots 12 and 1% in block to Frank B. Schwent xer for $1. W H Metzgar and wife deed lots 22.2% 24 25 in block V Atlantic and Pacific addition for $1 to David J Metzgar. Lottie J Kearn sells lot 1 block 22 Hu ing Highland addition to Jessie M Kellher for $10.
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Fred J. Otero
Frank B. Schwent
Xer
Peréa
W. H. H. Metzgar
David J. Metzgar
Atlantic & Pacific
Lottie J. Kearn
Jessie M. Kelleher
Huing Highland
Albuquerque notices misdated ages and local names
A reader from Albuquerque corrects an interview, noting age figures misstate years and omits several local figures from 1886. The letter names deceased individuals Melchior Werner Murphy Pohmer and ex soldier John Olver Clark, and mentions Hog W. HoH Motager and H R Whiting in a pool hall setting on West Mallroa avenue.
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Albuquerque
Evening Citizen
Tory Uo
Lion Melchior Werner
James Murphy
Joseph Pohmer
John Olver Clark
W. Hoh
Motager
Pajarito H.R. Whiting. M
Dee
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Weinzirl
Marty Walton
Fle
Charles Rankin
White Elephant
Candeiry
Porter
Rankin
Neber
SAN
Rio Grande
Mother's Arrival
Shoemayer
Mary Edith
Feather Birds
Longing
H. BE. Fox
Mtoe Iewecen
Xmas Furs
Alil
The
Golden Rule Dry Goods Co
Aerogerawre
Haviland
Albuquere
Hardware Company
Fourth ST
Railac
West Railroad Ave
Geo. T. Stagg Co. Distillers
Frankfort, KY
Melvni & Eakin Role Agents
N. MM
C. W. Strong
Undertakers
Fairview Santa Barbara
West Mallroa Avenue
Emez Hot Springs
United States Mall
W. L. Trimble & Co
N. My
S. Vann & Son
Bell Phone
Menidence Autophone
A. Borders
Crocker Wheeler CO
Southwestern Electric and Construction Company
South Second Street
General Electrical CO
Colorado Telephone Co
N. T. Armijo Building
Briggs & CO
First St
Alvarado Pharmacy
NEC
A. J. Richards
New York Fair
Antonio Armijo & CO
Third Street
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