Albuquerque Freight-Rate Move Spurs New Mexico Gain
Police linked a Monday night theft at Antonio Griego camp near Tijeras Avenue to a recurring band. Stolen goods valued around 200 dollars included harness, a new stove, sewing machine parts, and a saddle later recovered beneath a bridge. El Paso merchants fear higher rates but Albuquerque and other New Mexico jobbers expect rate relief from a proposed New Mexico common point freight rate.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
McMillin
Antonio Gripe
Santa Fe
Tijeras Avenue
Romero
Griego
el Paso
Job & Lwra
Las Vegas
Frelett Paws
Western
Rio Grande Crossing
Albusquerque
Sanu Las Vegas
Deming
Varede
Eagle Pass
Colorado
San Francisco
Angeles
Trinidad
Colo
Albquerque
Albuquerique
Brown
L. B. Putney Grocery Company
Arnot
Gross-Kelly Company
Albuquerae
Fl Paso
Ex delegate Rodey to Tucson over statehood bill
Ex delegate Rodey criticized the house joint statehood bill as weaker than the senate version and warned of lacking oversight. He plans to address a joint statehood league in Tucson and reports growing support in southern Arizona. A Farmington petition with 241 names and a Valencia county petition from Belén signal growing local backing. The New Mexico NowPartisan league seeks verbatim reporting of the Hamilton Rodey bill from the house committee.
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Rodey
House of Representatives
Senate
Santa Fe
Tucson
Ariz
Statehood League of Arizona
Ariana
New Mexico
Joint Statehood League
Farmington
San Jian County
Belen
Valencia County
League
Hamilton
Meveridge
Hamilton-Rodey
Police Court Mystery Man Pays Fine From Change
In police court Judge Crawford arraigned Abiano Sisnerils, a man found asleep on the sidewalk last night. He had over $1 in cash, enough to ride home, but was taken to jail. He paid a $5 fine, and faced the bar with bewildered, peculiar eyes.
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Onn Jove Prizoner
Crawford
Junties
Abiano Sisnerls
Sisneria
Sisneris
Alea
dJudge Crawfor
President Johnson Arrives in the City
President Johnson of Cleveland arrived in the city last evening and checked in at Alvarado. He noted favorable weather and said the mill company president must travel widely. The Munway project is nearing completion. E Rosane and Glenn arrived from Santa Fe for business. Wanted fifty salespeople at the Lion Store tomorrow morning after 9.
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W. Po Johnson
Cleveland
Alvarado
Johnson
E Rosane
Glenn
Santa Fe
THE
Lion Store
Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe Observed by Mexican Catholics
The festa in honor of Our Lady of Guadalupe was celebrated by Mexican Catholics with services in churches across the city and New Mexico. The story recounts a sheep herder guided by a saint to bring a message to a priest, leading to the creation of a famed image. The image now resides in the Mexico National Art Institute and draws many visitors including artists and weavers.
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New Mexico
Mexico
Guadalupe
Mesloo
Onadulupe
Mexton
Cathedral Funds Sparked By Hermess Parishioner Effort
A longtime effort in Guadalupe Mexico led by Father Hermess to raise funds for a cathedral through a parish subscription. The church, a hillside landmark near town, was completed after years of patient, hand carved artistry on the front facade by a single artisan who devoted his life to the project.
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Hermess
Mexico
Guadalupe
Anti-Saloon League Leader Arrives in Albuquerque
Reverend W. W. Havens, national organizer of the American Anti-Saloon League, arrived from Santa Fe and plans to base himself in Albuquerque. He aims to organize a New Mexico League and has secured endorsements from evangelical denominations. He expects to speak at First Methodist Episcopal church and in several city churches before the year ends. He is negotiating for a home at 90 South Raith Street and may build if a purchase falls through.
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W. W. Havens
American AntiSaloon League
Albuquerque
Santa Fe
Evening Citizen Today
Fer
Havens
New Mexico
New League
Raith Street
League
Methodist Episcopal Church
Bondsman Surrendered In Disturbance Incident
Charles Brown, arrested last Sunday for causing a disturbance in a First street restaurant, was found guilty and fined five dollars. A local businessman who had employed Brown bailed him out to allow his establishment to be cleaned. In police court today Brown was turned over to authorities as the bondsman failed to cover the fine.
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Charles Brown
First Street
Brown
Sad condition of Mrs Andrew Casna in asylum hearing
Sheriff Coddington brought Mrs. Andrew Casna to the city for examination and possible commitment to Lis Vista asylum. Her mind has deteriorated after the murder of her husband last September and a gunshot wound she suffered. Friends believe asylum care could restore her mental health with treatment from brain specialists.
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Coddington
McKinley County
Andrew Casna
Lis Vextas
A. Casna
Batthue
Casna
Local notes from the city council and community
Local paragraphs describe Elks meeting at the lodge, residents’ complaints about sidewalk work, and ongoing city matters. Mentions include Mr and Mrs Robert Putney planning Nebraska holidays, Wishrun the longtime butcher of Bernalillo selling his outfit, and Chaves reporting murder acquittal of Jose Ramirez amid broader indictments in Socorro County.
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Hernatillo
Chas
F. Spuder
Jemez
Nileweil
Pitt Rose
Realdahee
Well Known Chicago Grocer Dies Here
Edward Barth of Chicago died at his Fourth street home late yesterday afternoon from uremia after a period of illness. He was a noted Chicago grocer who had spent time in Albuquerque about a year ago and had recently returned in improving health. He is survived by his mother, three sisters, and a brother in Chicago. The remains will be taken from O W Strong's sons' undertaking parlors tomorrow evening.
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Edward Barth
Chicago
Fourth Street
Mr. Barth
Albuquerque
O. W. Strong
Spanish Opera Opens at Colombo Hall First Night
REAT ATTRACTION presents a 14 point Spanish Opera at Colombo Hall with a Thursday December 14 opening. Special dancing prices are two hours, 0 and 18 cents. Tickets available at Learnand and Lindemann's.
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Colombo Hall
Learnand & Lindemann’s
Notice of extended store hours and gift items
E. J. POST & CO announces daily evening hours until 9 o clock through Christmas. Fresh stock includes Henckles carving sets and pocket knives, Henckles razors, Westenholm pocket knives, Gillette safety razors, Winchester and Colt firearms and ammo, Cole’s Hot Blast heaters, plus many other gift suitable articles. Shoppers invited to inspect samples.
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Westenholm
Winchester
Colt
Cole
E. J, Post & CO
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Lady OF Guadalupe
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New York
Awkman’s
New York City
Railroad Avenue
B. Iifeld
Sre Hudson
MecNasear
Springer
Cin Hell Canyon
Manzano
Ramadore
Kent
Pracer
B. V. Chaves
Jose Ramirez
Old Mexico
Ramirez
San Antonio
San Marcial
Secore County
Chaves
Xmas Furs
Alel
Golden Rule Dry Goods Co
Albuquerque Hardware Company
Fourth ST
Railroad Ave
Coleman
Ghaygoad
West Railroad Ave
S. Vann & Son
Bell
Residence
A. Borders
Crocker Wheeler Co
General Electrical Co
Southwestern Electric and Construction Company
South Second Street
H. BE. Pox, Meron Evtier
Bond
Geo.t. Stagg Co. Distillers
Frankfort, KY
Melvni & Eakin
C. W. Strong
Undertakers
Pairview
Santa Barbara
Jemez Hot Springs
United States Mall
W. L. ‘Trimble & Co
K Block
Perea. N. M
Sulwerite
Evening Citizen
Colorado Telephone Co
N. T. Armijo Building
SRB
Briggs 4&4 CO
Gold Ave
Pharmacy
A. J. Richards
New York Fair
Antonio Armijo & CO
Third Street
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