Jordan claims to have robbed Vinita bank of his own money
A detailed report outlines the capture of Thomas Jordan by Deputy U S Marshals Fred Fornett and Harry Cooper at Gallup on Tuesday evening. Jordan, accused of robbing the Vinita Oklahoma bank of $2,600, says the money was from cattle sales but the bank kept it. He awaits transfer to Indian Territory custody as investigators inspect his plans and possible backup accomplices.
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Jordan
Vinita Bank
Thomas Jordan
Gallup
United
Fred Fornes
Harry Cooper
Vinita
J. T
Genta
Indian Territory
Forneft
Cooper
Forno
Wornoff
Mr. Mornoff
Iooka
Texas
Tam Gia Ita
Gallup Bank
Hinch
Peter Kitchen
Gordon
Thos. Jones
Mason
Fred Fornett
Doings in Police Court Circles
Early morning fight lead to arrest for Boone with a battered face. Boone will be tried on an old fine for intoxication as payment proceeds. Several bricklayers charged with vagrancy were jailed ten days or until work found. O'Donnell ten days for intoxication and disorderly conduct. Moralleys warned of thirty days if not leaving town. Flares jailed ten days as a known thief. Lodge Excy officers elected for the year and a lodge dance planned for the 20th. Curtis pipos advertised at Conroys.
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Boone
Boote
Jones
Crawford
George Schweiger
American Lumber Company
B.A. Orke
Carl Ofstaman
Grover Hughes
Albuquerque
Jobn O'Donnell
Thomas Moralles
Morailey
Flares
McMillin
Successful Test of New Gas Plant in Albuquerque
Mr. Malone and Edward P. Gartland returned to Denver after a satisfactory test of Albuquerque Gas Electric Light and Power's new plant. The facility, built for 800 000 cubic feet of gas, cost 22 000 dollars with planned spring improvements near 40 000. The steel tank 140 000 feet capacity will be expanded to 160 000 feet, creating a top of ground all steel tank system for uniform pressure and long-term supply.
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Mr. Malone
Denver Gas and Electric Company
Edward P. Gartland
St. Louis
Albuquerque
Albuquerque Gas, Electric Light and Power, Company
Denver
Messié, Malone and Gartland
Death of an Old Resident in Albuquerque
An elderly Albuquerque woman, 69, died at home after a brief illness of ten days due to apoplexy. She was a devoted wife and mother, respected in the community, and survived by husband P. M. Sandoval and children Mrs. Eduardo Chaves, Vicente Apujo, Jenusita Armijo, Alberto Armijo, and Mangurita Armijo.
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Mariano Q. Arm
Edgardo 1 Chaven
Mra
Sandoval
Margarita M. de Armijo
Old Albuquerque
New Town
San Felipe de Nerl
Peloek
Santi Barbara
Armijo
Mre
Denise
P.M. Sandoval
Eduardo Chaves
Vicente
Apujo
Mise Jenusita Arimja
Jaldro Sandoval
Alberto Arm
Antonio Armhoof
Mangurita
Bold thieves loot Romero Building in lime stained caper
Police probe after two men Bowen and Notley report tool thefts from their chests at the Romero building. Bowen estimates 60 to 70 dollars loss while Notley notes 25 dollars missing. lime on suspects shoes spurs investigation of two supposed railroad men, both profess innocence.
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Bowen
Fitet Street
Lead Avenue
Bok
Notley
Learpard and Lindemann Offer Large Record Reductions
Learnard and Lindemann announce forty percent off all dollar records for the Improved View for Talking machines. The sale promises savings for Victor Talking machine owners and broad access to new records, with nearly one thousand new titles. Visitors are invited to hear the selections and learn about easy payment options.
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Learpard & Tindemann
Victor
Learnard & Lindemann
Victor Talking Machines
New Mexico
Learhard & Lindemann’s
Enay
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