Should Prescriptions Be Covered by Pure Food Law
Letter from Mead argues the pure food and drug act is misapplied in New Mexico and Arizona. He contends labeling is incomplete, stock remains unlabeled, and physicians must reveal alcohol and ingredients on bottle labels. He invites reader opinions and notes reliance on a fifty ninth congress law and legal commentary.
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Evening Citizen
San Marcial
N. M
Haa
Territories
District of Columbia
United States
New Mexico
Arizona
Tom
Mead
Elite refurnished hotel to reopen in Albuquerque
George B Ellis takes over The Elite on Silver avenue and plans a full refurnishing, turning the house into an up to date European hotel with new furnishings. T R Peters will oversee operations. Ellis, previously of The Claire in Santa Fe, moved to Albuquerque last December and now runs The Elite with modern amenities. The rejuvenated St Andrew Society of Albuquerque will hold a Burns birthday banquet January 25 at Elks hall, with officers elected to form an Albuquerque branch at a Barnett Building meeting.
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George B. Elis
Silver Avenue
Bilis
T. R. Peters
Lafayette
Ind
Peters
Ellis
Claire
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
M HM
Sabin
Bennett Curtest
First Street
St. Andrew Society of
Robert Burns
Elks’ Hall
W. N. Macbeth
Barnett Building
Society of St. Andrew
P. MacCullum
Dr. Macbeth
B. F. Adams
D. A. Macpherson
R. W. Hadden
Hagerman
Thieves Take From Rev Barron's Home On Edith Street
Deliberate entry occurred last night at the Rev J W Barron residence 18 South Edith street while the family slept. A lap robe from the buggy and a set of single havens were removed from the rear barn. Rev Barron found the open gate and barn door at 6 40 this morning. He suspects locals from the country and sees little to identify the culprits though the horse remained at home. Police notified with no immediate clues.
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J. W. Barron
Edith Street
Rev. Barron
Rey
Barron
Shoes Replace Dry Goods at Globe Store
Leon Herteng takes charge of the Globe store after its purchase by the Welller Benjamin Herting firm. He will begin management January 25 and start closing out current stock. The store will be remodeled to feature hoes in place of dry goods. Cauldwell remains with The Globe under new ownership.
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Leon Herteng
North First Street
Welller-Benjam- In-Herting
Globe
Herting
X . Cauldwell
Otto L. Iles
Cloke
Welller-Benjamin-Hertece
Ortiz Withdraws From Election Contest
Modesto Ortiz, running on the publican ticket for a legislative seat, has withdrawn his contest of election against Lucero y Montoya. Attorney Elfego appeared before Justice Barela for Montoya as the case progressed, with Montoya’s counsel Haca cross examining witnesses. The contest notice had named January at 10 a.m. as the time to take testimony.
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Modesto Ortiz
Lucero Y Montoya
Elfego
Eifeso
Antonaclo Barela
Montoya
Haca
Arguments Close In Rail Road Case
The injunction suit between Ariconi and Colorado railway and Denver and Rio Grande railway is with Judge Ira A. Abbott. Arguments closed yesterday at 5 o clock. Judge Abbott will be tied up with supreme court matters, likely delaying a decision for a week or ten days. Out of town attorneys have departed for home.
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Ariconi & Colorado Railway
Denver & Rilo Grande
Ira A. Abbott
Dix Wick Court
Eaer
Ofelock
T H. Catron
Santa Fe
Bln. Clark
Denver
Abbott
Supreme Court
Discourses on Confession by Rev O Malley at Catholic Church
A crowded Catholic church last evening heard Rev O Malley discuss confession as a divine remedy for sin. He argued that Christ bestowed the power to forgive sins on the apostles and their successors, asserting confession is the ordinary means for baptized souls to enter heaven and rejecting non Catholic views that deny this sacrament.
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Father O'Malley
Bethlehem
Webster
Knapp
Christ
Peter
Sing
Ain
Treaven
Southern Woman to Speak at Congregational Church
East and north readers invited to Wednesday evening event featuring Mrs. Chilton described as a real southern lady. Tickets sold at door as announcements urge attendance for a talk or demonstration.
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Calvin Chilton
Congregational Church
Mra. Chilton
Tekets
Justice of the Peak Election Preview in Precinct 12
January 14 election to select justices of the peace and constables county and city precincts. Primaries tonight nominate for precinct offices. George R. Craig expected renominated by Republicans. A J Crawford to seek renomination in precinct 12. McClellan for justice and Urpans for constable named in precinct 12. Patronize the New Home Bakery, 219 West Railroad Avenue.
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A. J. Crawford
Precinct
Precinct 12
W. W. McClellan
Justice of the Peace
William ©. Urapens
New Home
West Railroad Avenue
Auto Fever Grips Mesa Track In Albuquerque
Auto fever grips Albuquerque with busy streets as more vehicles flood the Mesa area. Officials note growing crowds and increased traffic as residents report lively scene and rising interest in autos across the city.
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Kee
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Opera House
Itoras
Lucca
Lommor
Matteucci
The
Bank of Commerce
Albuquerque, N. M
Territory of
County of
Bernalillo
Wheer
J. W. & Strickler
Strickler, Vb. & Cash
M Merritt
Solomon Luna
Mme. le Normand
Grand Central Hotel
Mesa
J.C. Baldridge
Chicago
Albert Faber
Southwestern Savings, Loan and Building Association of
Las Vegas
Re. Perry
Southwestern Savings, Loan and Huilding Association of
E. Perry
J. McWenif
Notary Public
H. G. Coors
W. G. Haydon
N.E. Stevens
First National Bank B’ldg
Albuquerque Business College
Albuquerque, New Mexico
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Alvarado
Borradaile & Co
Gold Ave
Colorado Telephone Co
Doctor McCormick
West Railroad
W. W. McCormick
Road Avenue
Mexico
Matthew Dairy Co
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O. McFall
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