City telephone systems ownership debated by two firms
The Evening Citizen interviews managers about whether the Automatic and Bell Colorado Telephone systems in Albuquerque are linked or owned separately. Colorado denies ownership of Automatic, cites a pending option and high cabling costs, and notes no planned rate changes beyond January. Long distance rates to Las Vegas Wagon Mound Springer Trinidad Pueblo Denver listed with time-based terms.
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Colorado Telephone Company
Coloradoompany
Automatic Telephone Company
Colorado
Bell Or
Bell
D. K. B. Sellers
Sellers
Bell Telephone Company
Colorado Company
Eider
Albuquerque
Santa Fe
Las Vegas
Wagon Mound
Springer
Trinidad
Puebly
Denver
Churches Schedule For New Year’s Day Services
Multiple local churches outline New Year’s Day services and regular worship times. Baptist, Lutheran, Episcopal, Christian, Highland Methodist, First Presbyterian, Congregational, and Methodist Episcopal churches list morning and evening services with pastors including Rev. R L Kelly of Chicago and Rev. J W Barron. watch-night and special music also noted.
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First Presbyterian Church
Klks
Hugh A. Cooper
John R. Gass
New Mexico
Arizona
Young People's Society
Methodist Episcopal
J. C. Rolling
Erington Wising
Selo
Epworth Beagne
Masonic Fraternity
Beany
Free Lunch Tonight At White Elephant Resort
Colonel George K Neber hosts a free lunch for patrons of the White Elephant with festivities starting at 9 o'clock tonight and continuing until everything is gone. Delicacies will be served and attendance is encouraged. Also notes cheap railway rates to visit the holidays, a big turkey dinner at Columbus Hotel Sunday, and a mask ball with prizes at Colombo Hall tonight.
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George K. Neber
The
White Elephant
Columbus Hotel
Colombo Hall
Parsifal Screening At Opera House Receives Warm Reception
Amusements report a moving picture program featuring Parsifal and The Battle and The Chicken Thief. The presentation was praised for color and fidelity to the original play. Despite a small audience, attendees were pleased as the company prepared to depart for the next venue.
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A Moving Picture
Yenad
Kilties Band to Play January Fourth at Elks Opera House
Announcement of the Kilties band concert at the Elks opera house on January fourth. The group is regarded as among the world’s finest concert bands with a large personnel including a vocal choir, highland dancers, bagpipers, and a giant drum major.
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Kilties
Elks’ Opera House
Dominion of Canada
Bioscope company presents high quality moving pictures
A large audience packed the opera house to view International Bioscope Company films in Trinidad. Spectators praised the clear scenes and the absence of flicker, noting a superior experience compared with prior moving pictures seen locally. The event occurred Saturday night at the theater.
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Opera
International Bioscope Company
Trinidad
Trinidad Daily Adverter
Noisy New Year Threat From Sanur Fe Shopmen
A fragmentary alert warns that Sanur Fe shopmen may trigger a loud New Year celebration by tying down engines whistle valves and letting engines blow. The scene would combine factory whistles bells and festive gunfire as Father Time approaches year end. Banks and the post office will follow limited Sunday hours with many stores closing early on New Year’s Eve. Some stray text mentions hall and room rental near a ballroom.
Murray Freed as Accused Sneak Thief in Albuquerque
George Murray, accused sneak thief, was discharged after a judge found insufficient identification and evidence. Walter Riggs alleged Murray entered Riggs bed Tuesday night and stole dollars. Murray claimed he is a cook from Chicago with lodging at Rico. convent testimony suggested honesty. Ira Ritter was convicted of selling liquor to a minor with appeal.
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George Murray
Murray
Walter Riggs
Riggs
Chicago
Albuquerque
First Street
Rico
Soe
Ira Rittor
Justice of the Peace
Old
Albuquengie
Ritter
Hilier
Effer
James Boylan
Justice Chaves
Heacock
Fee Chaves
Boylan
Coal Shortage Eases as Weather Warms in New Mexico
Coal yards report two cars each last night and expect steady supplies. With clear skies and warm temperatures, local coal men say there is enough coal to let everybody have a little. If reports are true, coal is no longer king.
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New Mexico
Misleading AS TO Promotions At Santa Fe HQ
The Santa Fe Topeka bulletin promotes Superintendent James Karn from the Rio Grande division to New Mexico division and moves Trainmaster W K Etter to replace Karn on the Rio Grande division. Both are described as acting superintendents while Superintendent Russell is away ill.
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Santa Fe
Topeka
James Karn
Rio Grande
New Mexico
W. K. Etter
Karn
Rito Grande
Kurn
Russell
Riter
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Col. Sellers
Baptist Church
R. L. Kelly
Lutheran Church
Silver Avenue
Sixth Street
G. Wenning
St. John's Episcopal Church
Fourth Street
A. G. Harrison
Christian Church
Commercial Club
J. W. Barron
Congregational Church
W. W. Havens
Anti-Saloon League
Highland Methodist Church
J. M. Sollie
Saul of
Tarsus
Paul the Apostle
Paul
Broadway
Viaduct
Crawford
Christian Alter School
Bioscope Company
Bali
Ira Ritter
Chaves
Asto Promotions
Elks
Elks’ Big Minstrels
Golden Rule Dry Goods Co
Albuquert Hardware Company
OARTH
Railro
Ingas Lo
S. Vann & Son
CPCS
Havgood, Crzshee
West Railroad Ave
Melini & Eakin
Yellowstone
Moet & Chandon
St. Louis
Jos
Schlitz Milwaukee
Salesroor
South
Flint Street
Pres
Bert Mo
A. D. Coleman
Sec
T. Leewee
Southwestern Electric and Construction Co
South Second
G. F.C
Bond
Geo. T. Stagg Co
Frankfort, KY
Melvni & Eakin
M. M
Edith Street
Iron Avenue
H. E. Fox
W. Strong’s Sons
Undertakers
Fairview Santa Barbara
Jemez Hot Springs
United States
W. le Trimble
J B
Block
Perea
New York
Antonio Armijo & CO
Suto
Third Street
B. H. Briggs &Co
Alvarado Pharmacy
First St
Gold
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Mission Furniture
the McBrian Furniture Co
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