Skyscrapers Destroy Historic London Landmarks
Rival claims over a fortune of James Poole Wagstaff surface as his widow faces a costly will contest in London. Among heirs are John Wagstaff and Bernest Shelly Wagstaff, with contentious attestations touching Manor Park and a two first cousins named John. The suit, set for late January, follows a dramatic confession and police notes amid mounting family pressure and public curiosity.
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Villa Tree Hawthorn
London
James Poole Wagstaff
John Wagstaf
Milionaire
Manor Park
Patton
Grenden Lodge
Wig Pber
Form Club
Star
Dorothy Josephine Wagstaff
Win
John
Wagstad
Possemion
Local legal visitors and moves in Santa Fe capital
Attorneys E V Chaves Lowell Laughrey and Nethi Pleth of Albuquerque visit Santa Fe to argue before the territorial supreme court. Pedro M Lobato and family return to Albuquerque after two weeks among relatives. Mrs J Clark joins Protem Clark in the capital. The Palace hotel hosts the Clark family while their new home is prepared. Jamaica visitor praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as reliable. Sold by all druggists.
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New
Washington, D.C
United State Supreme Court
Territorial Supreme Court
Mrv. J. Clark
Protem Clark
Capital
Palace Hotel
Palace Avesnue
Albuquerque
Jamaica
Michael Hart
Cart
Kingyston
West Indies Islands
Cursing Prohibited on Street Cars Amid Strong Warnings
Officials tighten rules banning filth on transit as conduct rules draw sharp enforcement. Public notices cite penalties and stress safe transport by bus and streetcar crews.
Union Pacific Still Holds Atchison Stock
Chattanooga Tenn reports Union Pacific still owns the Atchison stock amid market speculation. authorities pursue prosecutions for profanity on streetcars with fines issued in recent weeks. NY dispatch says Atchison holdings not sold. Pennsylvania Railroad denial and Union Pacific insistence on retaining the stock.
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Union Pacific
Atchison
Union Pacteic
New York
Union Pacific Ad Company
Oxylvania Railroad Company
Pennsylvania Railron
Philo Phil
Pennsylvanis
Stillas
LOBBYISTS BARRED IN ILLINOIS DURING SESSION RULES SET
Springfield reports Speaker Edward D. Shurtleff announced a forthcoming one session in which former congressmen and others would be allowed on the floor only with special cards signed by the speaker. Doorkeepers will instruct those not entitled to the privilege to stay out. In Alabama a steel mill project progresses as stockholders visit the Istock plant in Aniston and plan operations by March 1.
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Illinois
Springfield
Edward D. Shurtleff
House
Sesson
Othy
Howe
Alatama Anniston
Ali
Istock Corporation
J. M. Barr
Baer
Carrington
F.C. Wright
Cincinnati
CA. Stidlman
Birmingham
Missouri Democrat Seeks Tariff Transparency Measure
Washington Representative De Armond a Democrat from Missouri introduces a bill requiring domestic manufacturers to stamp tariff duty rates on products. The proposal targets articles with duties of 30 percent or more when imported, aiming to reveal to consumers the bonus paid to domestic producers through protective tariffs.
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Washington
DeArmond
Missouri
United States
Senator Pettus Buzzing Mystery Stirs Senate
A buzzing sound disrupted the United States Senate attracting nervous protests from several senators and attention from engineers. Investigations found the noise originated from Senator Pettus, creating confusion and a mystery in the capitol building.
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Pettus
Washington
United States
Senate
Potts
Senator Pettus aids strange ear device disturbance
A net device worn near the ear by a senator caused a disturbance during senate hearings. The contraption resembles a headpiece worn by telephone workers and uses a small battery concealed under a coat. When placed on the desk, contact caused a loud buzzing sound. In Duluth an Marine ser vice member reports harsh conditions in the Philippines with desertions and abuses by officers as fevers rage. Atlanta contemplates a high license fee of $2 000 for saloons to curb Negro dives and related disorders.
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Alabama
Senate
Hie
Dewk
Pettux
Philippines
Duluth
Minn
West Duluth
Frank Wilson
United States Marine Service
Wilkon
Marine Force
Vedanta
Atlanta
Range Gatile Day Passed at Western Stock Show in Denver
The Western stock development shift is urged as the future’s route for range cattle. Boette m Packing Co. emphasizes visiting the Denver show to learn preferred classes of stock for sale, noting premium status of Portnstone Weight cattle, hogs, and sheep. Lands near Las Vegas see rapid sales with price rises from 1.25 to 8 per acre. Campbell Dry Farming associates sell interest to Erb & Westerman with a three year demonstration planned.
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Denver Drninary
West
Boette m Packing Company
Denver
Portnstone
Vaptd Isr Orv
Las Vemgeant
Las Vegas
Campbell Dry Farming Association of
Campbell
Las Ve~ Kas
Erb & Westerman
Will Alte
Lees Burnheim A Washington Volunteer In The People's Lobby
Lees Burnheim from Louisville moved to Washington to serve as assistant secretary of the People's Lobby free of charge. He funds his own expenses and aims to sustain the post indefinitely, having joined after responding to a poster about the lobby. The Munsey building offices on Pennsylvania Avenue host a steady influx of mail and visitors seeking action.
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Washington
Jan Me
Lees Burnheim
People’s Lobby
Newdauarters
Burnhelm
Lee Burnheim
Louisville
Lee Bornheim
New York
Columbia University
Germany
Mr. Burnheim
Burnheim
Peple'x Lobby
Henry Beach Needham
Munsey Building
Pennsylvania Avenue
City Directory Drive Aims To Rebuild Albuquerque Listings
The Evening Citizen plans to compile a new city directory for Albuquerque, promising a thorough, illustrated guide of the city’s institutions, churches, schools, rail shops, lumber mills, and notable enterprises. The effort seeks accurate names from A to Z and a section on Old Albuquerque with local points of interest, following a poorly received prior directory.
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Canvars
Albuquerque
Berg
Nursery Products Offerings From N W Alger
Advertisement for fruit and shade trees shrubs vines and flowers from N W Alger located at 124 South Walter Street inviting buyers to purchase from a known seller.
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N. W. Alger
South Walter Street
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Queen Alexandra
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Byron
Mise Hermoine Schenley
Pittsburg
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Lord Ellenborough
Royal Navy
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Pabst Blue Ribbon
Tennessee
Illinois Legislative House
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Tenn
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Radfield Regulator CO
Adan
PE Psics
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Montezuma Trust CO
New Mexico
the Bank of Commerce of
Solomon Luna
W. 8. Strickler
W. P. and
Cashier
Wm. John. Cashier
Wm. McIntosh
J. C. Baldridge
Boloia
A. M. Blackwell
Geo. Arnot
O. E Crowell
Atchison, Topeka
Santa Fery
First National Bank
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Officers
Dil Joshua
Raynolds
M. W. Flournoy
Frank McKeer, A. Frost
H. F. Raynolds
Depository
Atchison, Topeka & Sata Fe Railway Company
State National Bank
D. N. Marron
Wm. Farr
J. B. Herndon
I. A. Dye
EB. A. Miera
D. H. Varas
J. A. Weinman
F. H. Strong
Jay A. Hubbs
Gross, Kelly & Co., Inc
Wool, Hide and Pelt Dealers
S. 8
Putney
Albuquerque, N. M
al Grande Lumber CO
Corner Third and Marquette
Albuquerque Lumber Co
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