Burns banquet in Albuquerque breaks all records
More than 200 men attended the 1407 Burne banquet at the Bike lodge in Albuquerque. Speeches by Judge Adams and Dr Gould drew long applause as the event praised the poet and city progress with remarks from Mayor McKee and mining leaders. The celebration highlighted civic pride and the southwest future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Henry Cgpeta
Dave Combs
Wight
R. Wo Hadden
Tt. F. Adams
W. G. Tight
America
P.M. McCallum
Klebk
Hehon
Fr. W. Bryan
Army
Navy
Dobson
Chamber
Burke
Mr. Burke
Bothe
Rebbie Burns
McKee
Wilkerson
King Richard the Third Coming to Ellis Theater Friday
John Griffith, age 86, will star as Richard the Third in Shakespeare's tragedy at Ellis Theater Friday night February 1. An enthusiastic and rugged actor, Griffith performs with a strong company and superb scenic equipment. The university audience will hear Griffith also lecture on Shakespeare and its plays.
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John Grifith
Shakespeare
Tragy
Richard the Third
Ellis’ Theater
Mr. Griffith
We Fitness Cortus
Griffith
Richard
Grimm
William Shakespeare
Griith
Gritiih
Aveiro
EL Shat
Strong Farmer Lassies Triumph? Championship Loss For NMU
New Mexico University girls basketball fell 11 to 15 to their heavier rivals in a territorial championship game marked by fouls and disputed calls. The Varsity led at the half but the Agricultural College team surged in the second half, aided by strong shooting and rough play. Referee J. G. Miller and umpire Ber Ber faced protests over rulings as Miss Vivian tending faced potential disqualification. Postgame scenes included dancing and special car rides to Albuquerque.
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New Mexico University
Vistors
Varalty
Pikskin
J. G. Miller
Mesilian Park
Ber Ber
Vivian Iedding
Mins Franklin
Connolly
Stedding
Agricultural College
Albuquerque
Varatty
Murphy
Edie
Nevin
Benny Murphy
Franklin Agricultural College
Franklin Agricultural College—Misses Redding
Brown
Darling
Rtl
Buyers
Documpr Iy Mist Maud
Political Pointers on Hon Hi Mol from Dena Ana Otero
A fragmented note profiles Hon Hi Mol, a House member from Dena Ana and Otero counties, highlighting his activity and influence in legislative matters. The source emphasizes his experience and regard among colleagues in a legislative context.
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Hon Hi Mol
Dena Ana
Otero
Funeral rites mark passing of Misty Marie Heard
Bodies laid to rest at Church of the Immaculate Conception after a funeral mass attended by family and friends. Readings note the involvement of Father Mandalart and officiating clergy. Interment followed at Fairview cemetery in a solemn ceremony marking a local tragedy.
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Juight
Mr. Reynolds
Handelare
Amoe Green
Robert Martin
Sovorre County
Father Mandalart
Misty Marie
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Harvey Richards
Socorro County
Solorado Christian Endeavor Union
New Mexico
Christian Endeavor Societies of
City
Lehman
Howard 1
Chess
Borders’ Undertaking
Fairview Cemetery
Highlands
Indiana
the Brotherhood of Railway
Jobson
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Bright
Reynolds
Episcopal Hh
Strong
Oelock
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Davit Stewart
Fast Coal Avenue
Demorest
Hawthorne
Woman’s Christian Temperance — Coton
Buffalo
JG. Albright
Order of Red Men
Idaho
Mia Albright
Mise Claude
Washington
Albright
Lawbor
Renwick Sanders
John Grimt
Richard
Misiager Mateon
Mhia Great
Getor
Howe
Koh
Sander
Gruffith
Denver
Las Vegas
Kanaae City
Colorado
Kansas
Sanders
Egent
One Johnson Kennedy Has Dual Personality
William Kennedy a bridge painter created a disturbance in Albuquerque before police jailed him. He pleaded guilty to drunk and disorderly conduct and was sentenced by Judge Crawford to five days working on the streets. Police describe him as a Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde type, alternating identities during arrest.
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William Kennedy
Albuquerque
Kennedy
Crawford
Dr. Jekyll
Mr. Hyde
Johnson
California
Drawing Exhibition at New York State Teachers Meet
Syracuse pupils showcase drawings at the state teachers convention in Syracuse. State officials debate salary increases while speakers from the University of New York and a Canadian educator discuss art education. A reception and dinner are planned. miscellaneous local notices follow.
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Syracuse
New York State
Drayer
Albany
McAndrew
Finley
University of New York
Hughes
Toronto
Salvation Army Moves to New Barracks on Silver Avenue
Salvation Army completes move from 215 Copper Avenue to a new hall on Silver Avenue opposite the post office. The first service is planned next Wednesday at 6 pm led by Rev. Holliday. Subsequent talks by Rev. C Rollins, Rev. Hugh A. Cooper, and Capt. Nissen precede a February 3 program. Also mentions King’s Life Pills and ranch eggs listing contact details.
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Salvation Army
Copper Avenue
Silver Avenue
Holliday
Highland Methodist Church
C. Rollins
Lead Avenue
Hugh A. Cooper
The
Presbyterian Church
Nissen
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Bobbie Hadden
Donnie Macpherson
Albusqueraue
Legislative Assembly
Hiram Hadley
Thirty-Seventh Legislative Assembly
Territorial Board, of Education
Paul Gilmore
Horne
Me Antonio
Chaves
J. Korber Establienment
King Richard
Grippith and Superb Company
Pebruary
Strong Farmer Lassies
W. AL George
Winslow, Ariz, Ie
Johnson-Kennedy
la Opinion Publ
Louis Trig
Columbus
White Elephant
August Sherpe
Fort Madison
de. King
J. T. Harger
12Th Street
Mountain Road
Elks’ Opera House
John Griffith
Albert Faber
Stanb Building
Bank of Commerce
Albuquerque, N. M
Territory of
County of
Bernallilo
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W. S. Strickler
Vv. P. & Cash
Jeet-Attent
Solomon Luna
Baldridge
W. J Johnson
R. M. Merritt
Notary Publie
Mateon
Vieras
Fcty
Champion Grocery Company
Linder Savoy Hotel
C. E. Suntaagg
French Bakery
West Railroad Ave
Railroad Ave
Raynolds
J.C. Baldridge
Chicago
Sheraan-Williams
Booey Farah
Colorado Telephone Co
Alvarado
Borradaile & Co
Gold Ave
Mme. le Normand
Mas
Yelle
Reading
Grand Central Hotel
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