Prisoner Morris and Gray Face Court in Confidence Scheme
Louisville duo John D. Morris and L. Gray, accused of a confidence game, seek to rally a defense via attorney T. N. Wilkerson. They allegedly circulated a petition to create an interchangeable mileage book through a Southeastern Passenger association scam. Bail set around 1000 dollars. case postponed for examination and grand jury. Morris sent 200 dollars via Louisville clergy. both men guarded, handcuffed, at Sturges Hotel. Proceedings resume tomorrow at 10.
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John D. Morrie
L. Gray
Louisville
T. N. Wilkers
Citixen
Southeastern Passenger Association of
Atlanta
Wilkerson
Southeastern Passenger Association
Southern Railroad
Hue
United States
East
Mortis
Gray
Southeastern Association
John D. Morris
8. L. Gray
Messrs. Morris and Gray
Rvot
Travelers’ Association
Crawford
Marron
Momer
Morris
A. G. Harrison
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Sturges
Markets Stock Money Money Medals and Wool Report
New York money market shows money on call at 5 to 8 percent and commercial paper at 3 3 percent. Chicago live stock reports steady cattle with steers around 3 66, cows and heifers near 1 754.50, stockers and feeders 2 5 to 6, lambs to 4 90, and wheat and other grains closing mixed. Kansas City livestock notes cattle receipts near 17 000 with varied prices for native, southern, and western cattle. sheep receipts and lamb market indicate steady demand.
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New York
Prine Mercantile
Chicago
Heeves
Kansas City
Lambe
THA G
Question on Which Cattlem en Unite
Denver January reports the American Stock Growers association second annual convention to discuss railroad rate questions crucial to Western cattlemen. Legal counsel H. Cowan of Texas attends hearings in Washington and will submit a detailed report. Interstate executive committees coordinate with the American Stock Growers for combined action and funding.
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Denver
American stocky + Growers association
H. Cowan
Texas
Kingtom
Sunage
Cowan Hax
Cattle Growers’ Interstate Executive Committee
American Stock Growers’ Executive Committee
Labor Committee
Funeral for Clyde Dragose Held in Santa Barbara
The funeral of Clyde Dragose, victim of Playmate’s gun, was held this morning at Santa Barbara Cemetery. A large crowd gathered at the residence of the grieving parents before the service, viewing the youth’s familiar features.
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Clyde Dragose
Santa Barbara
Tragic death at funeral as youth dies in accidental gun accident
The narrative recalls a fatal accident when a gun belonging to Bert Yeager’s family discharged, killing a boy and plunging relatives into deep sorrow. The funeral proceeded with solemn rites at Immaculate Conception Church, followed by interment at Santa Barbara City of the Dead. Pallbearers and floral tributes are listed in mourning detail.
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Church of Immaculate Conception
Bert Yeager
Yeager
Dudle
Father Mandalari
Charles Glomi
A. Batchi
B. Bernardeinelli
Justin Serra
Damind! Grande
Jobo Selva
Santa Barbara
Beawanhala Corinthian Yacht Club to Elect New Commodore
New York, Jan. 4. The annual meeting of the Beawanhala Corinthian Yacht Club will be held this afternoon at Rear Commodore Frink Hastings residence. Commodore Willan K Van win Jr will retire and will not seek another term. K C Benedict owner of Alte Stein Oneida is nominated by trustees for commodore and is expected to be elected. If chosen he would be the club’s second commodore since 1695 with prior roles as commodore in 1695 and vice commodore in 1894.
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Vanderbilt
New York
Beawanhala Corinthian Yacht Club
Frink
Hastings
Willan K. Vanwin, Jr
K. C. Benedict
Altesteiner Oneida
The
Ink
Commodore
Benedict
Nob
McClure's helper under arrest in New Mexico case
A 15 year old Mexican youth A Padilla stands charged with second degree murder in the slayings of Carmel Baca and Nicolas Sanches. Hearing before Justice of the Peace Chaves at Old Albuquerque decides if he will be bound over for grand jury. Salvador Baca signed the complaint. Evidence includes alleged acts at La Posta crossing and disposal of bodies. Earlier McClure was sentenced to 99 years. Padilla was later found not guilty and discharged.
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A. Padilla
Emilio McClure
Carmel Baca
Nicolas Sanches
McKinley County
Justice of the Peace
Pada
McClure
la Posta
Rio Puerco
Abbott
Evening Citizen
Padilla
Ranchman badly beaten near Log Griogom wedding
Nipp a wealthy ranchman from Los Griegos is bedridden in critical condition after a brutal beating at a saloon near a wedding. He accuses Antonio Samora and Thomas Chaves of the assault with a club or iron. Sheriff Armijo reports severe head wounds and possible fatal outcome, with arrests to follow.
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B. Nipp
Los Griegos
Nipp
Log Griogom
Antonio Samora
Thomas Chaves
Perfecto Armijo
Samora
Chaves
Armijo
Samara
Stabbing After Night Club Dispute
Harry Bohag, a bartender at Zeiger's cafe, is under arrest on an assault with intent to kill charge after stabbing Harry Howard, night bartender at the White Elephant, twice in the back during a quarrel that began in the White Elephant and continued at Graham Brothers saloon. Howard was treated by a physician and Bohag faced Judge Crawford in police court.
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Harry Bohag
Zeiger
Harry Howard
White Elephant
Bohag
Graham Bros
Howard
Graham Brothers
Bojhag
Bohog
Crawford
Territorial Championship Basketball Series Opens In Albuquerque
The Albuquerque season brings a burst of basketball as six local teams and others from the territory prepare for a central series in the city. January 12 features a clash between the University of New Mexico and the original Major team, champions three years ago, now reformed.
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Albuquerque
Chamberery Ramey
University of New Mexico
Minjor
Newspaper story may reunite lost brothers
A Denver Republican dispatch from Albuquerque recounts William Shultz of this city injured December 5 after stepping from a footbridge in darkness. The piece notes the incident might reunite two brothers long separated, as Salt Lake City resident Dick Vevin reports the tale to Chief McMilin and mentions A M Blouit who sought Shultz’s whereabouts for years. The letter asserts Shultz, now Hyver Encampment Wyoming, previously used different names and that a prior inquiry by A M Blouit touched on the brothers’ long separation.
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Albuquerque
Denver Republican
William Shultz
Bey
Dick Vevin
Fleet Street
Salt Lake City
Utah
McMilin Goder
Republican
A. M. Blouit
Ohio
Shultz
Hyver
Wyoming
Carbon
Mr. Strait
Mitnwelf
New District School Opens With 32 Enrolled
County Superintendent Stroup reports the new district school has commenced. Miss Isabelle Armijo is appointed teacher and has begun duties. Enrollment reaches 32 pupils as the district reorganizes amid crowded conditions. Tax collection prospects and district performance are noted with general satisfaction.
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Isabelle Armijo
Stroup
Low Griegos
Jhe Dintvic
Mise Isabelle Armijo
Board of Education Holds Meeting and Plans Supplies
The board met last evening and audited many bills. They approved distributing about 100 desks to ward primary schools, arranged a fundraiser by the Athletic Association of the Mich ael, and planned purchasing new apparatus with the proceeds. A weather report noted 6 miles per hour wind and a high of 75 degrees. A stray notices section listed a missing item and a reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Athletic Association of the Michael
Rooney
Hioe
Court Standoff in Probate Case Ended by Judge's Prompt Action
In a probate contest yesterday Judge Josue Romers halted a potential clash over funeral expenses filed by Barrucco against the estate of a deceased individual. Milorney T. C. Montoya represented the heirs while Heacock faced criticism as Montoya described him as "talking through his hat" during proceedings. The judge intervened to avert further confrontation.
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Josue Romers
Mimi
Mla
E'S
Eetate
Beira
War Young
Barrucco
Milorney T. C. Montoya
W. ©. Heacock
Montoya
Mr. Heacock
Rowire
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