Kleptomaniac to Leave the City
Mrs. daniel Gaufeld and her young son will depart from Albuquerque for Trinidad this evening. A benevolent society funds their transport. The woman, Mrs. Canfield, is said to be a kleptomaniac driven by a drug habit and will not face court as no formal complaint exists. Her confinement is a precaution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Gaufeld
Albuquerque
Trinidad
Caufield
Las Vegas
Tiwae
Mrs. Canfield
Stix
Indies
Party of Mormons En Route to Mexico
A Utah Mormon excursion party, including two millionaires and Provo mayor F Holbrook, travels by train to inspect 230 000 acres in Old Mexico. Witnesses say the group seeks land to settle families and shift church influence, while some passengers claim the party is Mormon companies rather than church led. An additional carload is expected to reach Albuquerque soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Stork Co
Poultman
Jesse Knight
F. Holbrook
Provo
Mr. Holbrook
Old Mexico
Mortons
Ogden
Old
Mexico
Utah Valley
Albuquerque
Model Sporting Goods Store Opens on Railroad Avenue
A new sporting goods and Kodak shop by F. J. Houston at 205 West Railroad Avenue earns praise as among the region’s most complete. The store features Eastman Promo and Century Kodaks, full dark rooms, bromide enlarging, and extensive sporting gear plus typewriters. The owner touts ready service, repair facilities, and showcases in a large, modern complex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Houston
Weet Railroad Avenue
Kodak
Eastman
Isavotad
Sporting Goods
Sporting Goode
New Mexico
Arizona
Blickensderfer
Smith
Kodak and Sporting Goods
Houston
Evening Citizen
Sporting Goods and Kodak House
Ft. Houston
West Railroad Avenue
Mnest
Paber Opens Large Albuquerque Carpet Store in Staab Building
Albert Paber, noted carpet and home goods merchant, opens his new Staab building store on West Railroad Avenue Albuquerque. The $25,000, highly stocked showroom claims the largest floor space in the territory, with late importations from eastern makers. DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve advertised for piles and skin ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Denver
Albert Paber
Staab
West Railroad Avenue
Paber
Faber
Albuquerque
Coal famine in Albuquerque worsens as orders halt
The Evening Citizen reports a deep coal shortage in Albuquerque with December deliveries down to about one car per day. Prices rose from 5.50 to 6.00 per ton as dealers limit new orders to clear backlogs, while Cerrillos yards say supply remains steadier for trade. A delegation from local merchants plans an Albuquerque trip on January 14 to boost supply and visibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Clarkville Yards
Cerrillos
Piaces
Santa Fe
Holbrook, Ariz
Gallup
Coa
Carbon City
Friends fear for his welfare plabio ortega wanders from albuquerque
Friends fear for the welfare of Plabio Ortega who left Albuquerque on foot for Santa Fe more than a week ago with a note of homesickness. At about 21 years old he has not reached Santa Fe, and relatives dread hunger and cold may have overtaken him as he wandered alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plabio Ortega
Albuquerque
Santa Fe
Ortega
Mitchner Sells Out Interest in Bindery
Mitchner and Lithgow dissolved by mutual consent with Mitchner retiring from the bindery. Frank H. Strong buys Mitchner's interest and will be one of the heads of the concern. The firm will be known as Libh sow & Co. Mitchner plans to devote future time to the individual issue system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchner & Lithgow
Mitchner
Frank H. Strong
Libhsow & Co
Muchner
Dia
Special Meeting of Commercial Club Tuesday Night
A special meeting of the Commercial Club is set for Tuesday night at 8 o clock to discuss the statehood question and related business. Adjournment from Saturday was taken to allow more members to attend, with officers urging full turnout and noting no payment or subscriptions will be solicited at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Larry Cooper
Depuy
United States
ex-Delemarshal
Jett List
Rodey
Washington
Las Vegas
Warrington
iAlamo Hive
L. O
O. F. Hall
West Tijeras Ayeriue
Albuquerque
Funeral notices for Utley and Miss McGillivray
The funeral for Thomas G. Utley, who died recently from stomach troubles, was held this morning with burial in Fairview cemetery. Also, Miss Marguerite McGillivray died Friday at St Josephs hospital and her funeral proceeded from H P Bowen’s home to the Immaculate Conception Church where Father Mandalari conducted the service. Interment followed in Banta Barbaro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas G. Utley
Fairview Cemetery
Marguerite McGilliveray
St. Joe) Opts Hospital
H. P. Bowen
Father Mandalari
Banta Barbaro
First Regiment Band Draws Crowd to Traction Park Casino
Hundreds paid a two cent fare to the Traction Company's conductor to attend the First Regiment band concert at Traction Park Casino. The hall was crowded with a varied program excellently rendered, highlighted by a standout cornet solo by Andres Moya.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traction Company
Traction Park
First Regiment
Andres Moya
Chicago Commercial Delegation Arrives Tomorrow in Albuquerque
A Chicago commercial delegation will tour the Southwest, arriving in Albuquerque January 16 at 10 46 p m for a twenty four hour stay. The visit marks a regional tour to observe local commerce and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Southwest
Albuquerqu
Albuquerque
Mule
Pilgrim Commandery Plans Officers Install Tonight
The Pilgrim Commandery No. 3 of Albuquerque will tonight install Eminent Commander J W Eider Generalissimo L H Chambertin Captain General W O McFerran Senior Warden W N McGogin Junior Warden George TH Brown Secretary J C Ferger Treasurer A J Malloy Standard Bearer H B Picard Warden Paul Teutach Captain of the Yard Ben Johnson Arthur Everitt deputy grand commander will preside. A smoker follows the ceremony. Kellahin of the Maxonic order arrives from Roswell to attend and tour New Mexico lodges. He notes local fever for statehood and reports Roswell’s water project lobbying gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilgrim Commandery
Albuquerque Masome Lodge
J. W. Eider
L. H. Chambertin
W. OO. McFerran
W. N. McGogin
George TH. Brown
J. C. Ferger
A. J. Malloy
H. 8. Picard
Paul Teutach
Ben Johnson
Arthur Everitt
Robert Kellahin
Maxonic Order
Roswell
Kellahin
New Mexico
Roswel
Rownell
Herbert J. Hagerman
Washington
Trial delayed by tardy witness in Vidal Chaves case
Justice Craig rescheduled the hearing for next Monday at 10 a.m. in the case brought by Louis and New lifeld against Vidal Chaves of Ranchos le Atrisco for obtaining money under false pretenses. Witness Montoya, key to the complaint, failed to appear. a bench warrant for contempt may be issued if he is not present soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toya
Stmmons
Craig
Louis
New
Chaves
Fold Brothers
Wether Lamba
Montoya
Perea
Jemex Mountains
Knights of Columbus to Celebrate Third Anniversary
Albuquerque council Knights of Columbus celebrates its third anniversary with a card party ball and banquet at the Elks opera house hall and banquet rooms. A committee led by D N Marron J W Prestel J M O Reilly P F McManna John S Beaven Scott Knight John S Mc Manus CA Macpherson L T Delaney T B Gargan and M S Tierney organizes the event. Activities begin at 5 45 with cards until 12 30 a.m. followed by social time prizes and a banquet then dancing with a full string orchestra for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Knights of Columbus
Elks Opera House
Lodge
Hag
D. N. Marron
J. W. Prestel
J. MH. O'Reilly
P. F. McManna
John
Conservative Life Insurance Co seeks mountain horse items
Fragmentary OCR notices mention the Conservative Life Insurance Co and a request related to a horse and saddle. The garbled text references Mountain Star and a number 524, with additional unclear phrases about a mollum and gale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain Star
Aress
Conservative Life Incurance Co. N
Church Building Fund Gets Another Boost
The Presbyterian church on South Fifth Street reports renewed support for its building fund after a month of struggle. A congregation canvass yielded new subscriptions, the largest being six hundred dollars from W. P. Johnson and M. Cushy, an insurer from Silver City, boosting progress toward completing the church structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Presbyterian Met
South Fifth Street
Sidon
Palace
Cooper
W. P. Johnson
Fee
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Kleptomaniac
Railroad Avenue
W. Bliss
de Soto
el Paso
Anyi
Evenmg
A. J. Frank. Jr
Bluex
Hineb
J Bronk
Mitch
Ethtar
Albert Faber
New Home
DeWitt
All Drug Winks
Clarkville
W. M. Thompson
W. Clypes
Nell Satterlee
Angustus Kugat Aesletant
James R. Baker
James R. Baker & Co
C. S. Crossetts
Cutter & Crossette Co
Dunuary
Mr. Brown
Commercial Lab
Lithgow & Co
J. M. Chaves
Aviquia
Mo Arriba
H. J. Ramer
Phoenix
Watrous
Ada Campfield
Irma Schuster
I Jose Medrano
Old Albuquerque
San Antonio
N. M
Dr. Wellman Biseeki
Surety of the Immaculate
Paris
St. Mary'e
Elke
Biks Orchestre
Hadden
Mata . Waly
Jose Montoya
Ilfeld
UL. M. Cushy
Sted Sorbomagy
Silver City
New York Fair
Antonio Armao
Chile
Third Street
BOSC
Sobocbobococe
CeOocococo
Albuquerque Foundry and Machine Works
Hall
Iron and Braas Castings
the McBrian Furniture Co
T. Y. Maynard
300Th Second Street
Briggs &Company
Alvarado Pharmacy
First St
Gold Ave
Tion Motor
Specia Electric
Onvinaion
Southwestern Electric & Construction Co
South Second Street
Agents General Electric Co
Crocker, Wheeler Co
Sandford B.rigeaby's
Wm. H. West
Minstrels
Mation
Thornton
Jemez Hot Springs
W. L. Trimble & Co
J. B. Block
Perea, N. M
Francis Cohnag
Kentia
George Uayison
The
Brown Ke Company
Louisville
Callie Iit
Old Friendly
Caer
Albuquerque Hardware Company
Railroad Ave
Tina
Bond
Geo. T. Ot. Stagg Co
Pavia Kwort
Melini & Eakin
Albuquerque, M. MM
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