New Mexico House Debates Bills On Bribery In Government
Santa Fe reports the territorial House votes 16 to 7 on bill No. 23 disqualifying legislators from taking appointive jobs to curb bribery in state affairs. Speaker Baca, reps Hudspeth Holt and Ruppe clash over ethics while Denniston is absent. The session tightens payrolls and warns against overruns as translators work overtime.
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Mullins
Romero Chosen to Fill Chaves Unexpired Term
Romero appointed constable of Precinct 13 to succeed the late J. Miguel Chaves. County commissioners at the recent meeting approved constructing a second dam at Chamisal channel on the Rio Grande, at a cost not to exceed 2000 dollars, to divert spring waters and stabilize the area before flood season.
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Young man Clyde Mexander dies of typhoid in Albuquerque
Clyde Mexander, 20, formerly of Toledo and Estancia, died of typhoid at St Joseph's hospital after a month of illness. A cousin of Py Learnard and nephew of Bhurdens, he previously worked at the Albuquerque post office and in Batulolis before falling ill. Funeral plans await his mother's arrival.
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Bhurdens
New Mexico
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Albuquerque
Batunolis
Albquerque
From Her Toledo Home Mrs. Waits On News Of Son
A Toledo woman learns of her son’s death by wire and awaits further details as family and neighbors respond to the tragic news.
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Quickel on Skates Beats Bicycle Expert in Town Race
In Silver City a public skating event featured Quickel on skates racing bicycle expert Lawrence. The lead swapped multiple times over twenty-two rounds with Quickel finally finishing ten feet ahead. Quickel, Albuquerque native and former New Mexico student, teaches at the Silver City rink.
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Fyrih Street
Funerals and pursuits in the Santa Fe mountains
The funeral of Benedetto Berardinelli, shot Monday by Antimo Pettine, was held at the Church of the Immaculate Conception with a procession from 1101 North Second Street. A coroner's jury found death by gunshot, and the hunt for Pettine continued as officers suspect local concealment and potential support.
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Santa Barbara Cemetery
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Antimo Pettine
Justice of the Peace
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Bear Canyon
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Albuquerque
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la Junta
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California Women’s Clubs federation gathers in Bakersfield
Large attendance marks the annual convention of the State Federation of Women’s Clubs in Bakersfield California led by President Mrs Robert Porter Hill. The federation organized in Los Angeles in 1900 with 1 800 members across 179 clubs in 96 towns. A key tonight will be the education committee report on the Japan school question and a expected firm stance.
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State Federation of Women’s Clubs
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Los Angeles
Robert J Hurdette
California
Committee On Education
Great Ball In Aid Of Monument Fund In Trenton Armory
A grand ball in the Trenton Armory is set for tonight to raise funds for a monument. About 3000 guests are expected with decor contributions amounting to $2,800 and support from Collin Libbey of Princeton and others. Governor Stokes General Wilbur F Sadler and Mayor McClellan are noted attendees among arriving New York congressmen.
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Armory
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Princeton
Wilbur F. Sadler
Stokes
Grant
McClellan
Stuart
New York
Harman Coal Prom Australia in San Francisco Docks
Australian coal is being discharged at San Francisco docks for Harriman lines. Cost at Australian docks is $10 per ton, rising to about $16 per ton when discharged here. Freight-car and locomotive shortages hinder Harriman, prompting use of Australian coal to avoid diverting engines from general traffic.
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New Yukon placer mining rules spark prospecting trouble
In Yukon the gold commissioner's department enforces placer mining rules from new regulations. One rule requires a person using powers of attorney to show gold on the claim before discovery rights are granted. The regulations are seen as hindering bona fide prospectors. A 700 pound black mule with a brand on the right thigh will be sold at the city building Friday at 7 PM. Thos McMillin, City Marshal.
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Traction Company
Yukon
Victoria
Gold Commissioners Department
Commercial Club Directors Meet in Albuquerque Discuss Investments and Observatory
Directors of the Commercial Club met yesterday at the club house with George L. Brooke and W. J. Childers leading a committee to pursue investments in the area. New members Henry M. Graham George F. R. Kreasler J Pellew and A Brink were added. A committee to work with University of New Mexico President Tight on securing an astronomical observatory atop the Sandia mountains was named W P Metcalf EK S Stover and FLW Kelaney serve. Subscriptions near $50 000, signaling strong support for the project and future stockholders will elect the board and site. The Friday meeting is expected to draw a large crowd.
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Ty Muiny
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W. J Childers
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Childers
W. P. Johnson
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Wallace Hexeolion
W S. Hopewell
El Paso Proposes Southwest League for Baseball Teams
El Paso hosts discussions about a six team Southwest League with interest from Tucson Albuquerque and Globe. Promoter Frank Leake reports favorable letters and a meeting of six town promoters from Texas New Mexico and Arizona to assess a money making fast ball circuit. Albuquerque backers expect strong baseball and steady support if the league proves profitable.
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El Paso Fair Tee Bien Campaign Receives Fifty Thousand
The El Paso Herald reports a $50,000 fund for a fair tee bien drive with the Ways and Means committee subdividing city business leaders to push the sale stock. The canvass proceeds quietly as committee members urge merchants to back the project despite past differences.
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