Ald Young Wins Inter Scholastic Oratorical Contest
Donald Young of the Mesilla Park Agricultural College won first prize in the first annual inter scholastic oratorical contest at the Elks opera house. Lawrence C. Clark of Las Vegas high schools took second prize, with Miss Elsie Sackett of Albuquerque high school delivering the opening address and Miss May Ross of Las Vegas offering a strong entry. The program featured students from Albuquerque and other towns with a large audience in attendance and an orchestra performance preceding the speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Young
College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
A. Matson
Lawrence C. Clark
Las Vegas
Teirnard & Lindemann
Elks
Orst
Albuquerque High School
Sackett
Nile
Elsie Sackett
Atwuquerque High School
Miss Sackett
Abraham Lincoln
Ale
Mr. Young
Mesilla Park Agricultural College
Cupid
Lawrence D. Clark
Ene
Lay Veeme High School
Clark
Miss Wood
Silex
Laura Wood
Santa Fe High School
Young
Manon
Wae Poll Ly Learnant Lindemans
A. G. Harrison
Albuquerque
Albuquerque Coal Shortage and Rio Puerco Murder Confession
Coal offices in Albuquerque report severe shortages with only limited supplies and car availability amid a nationwide scarcity blamed on railroad delivery. At Madrid’s fire, officials say disruption is minimal. Clarkville yard likewise lacks more than a day’s supply. In a separate case, Emilio McClure confesses to killing Nicolas Sanches and Carmel Baca, admitting to help from a boy, Padilla, with the bodies found in a Well on the Rio Puerco. McClure faces a ninety nine year sentence and potential parole after ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Harry Bollard
Cerrillos Coat Yards
Mr. Bollard
Madrid
Cerrillos
Clarkville Yarde
Emilio McClure
Evening Citizen
Nicolas Sanches
Carmel Baca
Rio Puerco
McClure
Armijo
Romero
Santa Fe
Ranchos de Atrisco
Padilla
Orators Disturbed by Noises at Opera House Contest
Last night during a student oratorical contest at the opera house a lobby intruder disrupted the event with noises resembling a war dance and a saengerfest. The audience complained the din ruined hearing the speakers and called for better quiet during contests.
Fire department answers false alarm at box 45 details unknown
Fire department responded to an alarm at corner Teras avenue and Eighth street at 2720 oclock afternoon. It proved false. Two men near the box fled when the whistle blew and were taken into custody by Chief Burtless and handed to police. One man named Carl Moon. the other did not reveal identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teras Avenue
Eighth Street
Burtless
Carl Moon
New Western Office Supply Firm Forms in City
A. H. Hall formerly with the Santa Fe Railroad and KR Gilchrist from the American Lumber company join to launch Western Office Supply Company. They will open in store room 212 Second Street with office and typewriter supplies and standard typewriters. Hall departs tonight to purchase goods. store expected ready for patrons in a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Hall
Santa Fe Railroad Company
B. Newcomer
KR Gilchrist
American Lumber Company
Western Office Supply Company
Second Street
Hall
Citken
Atart
Taos County shooting spurs self defense plea and trial
In Taos county a man was shot twice with the heart and shoulder hit. The defense argues self defense while the prosecution questions necessity of a second shot after the first killed. An English witness described the injured man as very much annoyed. Also noted is a Presbyterian Ladies Aid tea at Mrs. R W D Bryan’s home on Park Avenue with homemade cooking for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taos County
Ald Sowety
The
Presbyterian Church
R. W. D. Bryan
Park Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Golden Rule Dry Goods Co
Ald Young
A. and M. College
Miss Winder
Pilling Winders
Gallup High School
Ada Campfield
Mr. Ifeld
Lawrence Hefeld
University of New Mexico
Sanchez and
Baca
House
San Juan
Walle
Frederick Warde
Newfirm and
NEW Business
Cec
Crockery
Star Furniture
Gold Avenue
Albuquerque Hardware Company
Railroad Ave
West Railroad Ave
Bond
Geo. T. Stagg Co. Distillers
Frankfort, KY
Melvni & Eakin Sole
N. MM
Edith Street
Tron Avenue
Call
H. E. Fox
New Mexico
C. W. Strong’s Sons
Strong Block
Undertakers
Fairview Santa Barbara Cemeteries
Jemez Wot Springs
W. L
Waenta
Perea
M. Nay
S. Vann & Son
Bell
A. Borders
Specral
Roderick Stover
Bert Mot
V.pres
A. D. Coleman
Sec
T. T
Southwestern Electric and Construction CO
South Second St
Albuquerque, N, Mex
B. H. Briggs &Co
Alvarado Pharmacy
the McBrian Furniture Co
Steins Morris
New York Fair
Antonio Armhio & CO
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