Albuquerque gains a modern telephone system
The new Albuquerque switchboard, costing about 130000 with a 40000 dollar board, replaces old lines and doubles subscribers from 400 to 1000. Philip Hamlin witnessed the opening noting smooth operation and explaining central battery management, wire chief oversight, and future cost savings near 10000 per year.
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Hetlo
Journal
Albuquerque
Mr. Hamlin
Banquet of Knights Celebrates Fifth Anniversary Friday
The Kolehts of Columbus local branch marks its fifth anniversary Friday in the Elks building lodge rooms. An extensive literary and musical program will honor Knights, wives, and sweethearts, promising an event to be remembered. The Arizona lodge expansion, including Phoenix, signals growth across the territories. Eugene O’Niel presides, brother of Rider Bucky Niel, with memorial plans at Prescott.
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Kolehts of Columbus
Counci
Elks
Canugis
Knights Ln Albu“uergues
Arizona
Phoenix
Hotel Adams
Arixond
Varsity to Meet Las Vegas Y M G A Tonight
The University of Mexico boys basketball team travels to Las Vegas to face the Y M C A squad in MA gym tonight, then returns Wednesday for a game at Lax Cruces versus Agricultural College. Team members include captain J Ralph Tancher, Albert Vilaney, Gib Bronson, Will Meadlin, Kenneth Heald. substitutes Kompke and Light.
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University of Mexico
Las Vegas
Lax Cruces
The
Agricultural College
Trans
Las Venur
Hight
J. Ralph Tancher
Albert Vilaney
Gib Bronson
Will MeaUiin
Kenneth Heald
Kompke
Bevan
Berger
Death claims Mrs Floyd Moore in Oil City
Mrs Floyd Moore, aged 21, died suddenly at the Hayden home. The first Presbyterian church held services at 2 pm with interment in Fairview cemetery. Ministers Cooper and Rolling officiated as mourners praised her pure character amid abundant floral tributes. The young widow, married just over a year to Floyd Moore, was among Oil City’s most popular young ladies. her mother, two sisters, and two brothers survive. Pallbearers included A B Stroup, J W Anderson, Woo Morning, A Gilman, and Frank Sawyer.
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A. W. Hayden
North Watter Street
Floyd Moore
First Presbyterian
Fairview Cemetery
Riev. Cooper
Presbyterian Church
Rev
Rolling
First Methodist Episcopal
Collins
A.B. Stroup
Benedict
J. W. Anderson
Woo Morning
A. Gilman
Prank Sowyer
Instrumentation to be completed by visiting musicians this week
The American Lumber company band expects to complete instrumentation this week with Max Fisher, a bass player, and Mr Lang, a clarinetist from Toledo. Two newer arrivals from Emporia, Kan, Mite and Pleoda players, join H. K. Stevens on trombone as they rehearse for the better show. Fisher and Lang come recommended and are set to join the band at Albuquerque venues. Our rough dry work has been noted, Imperial Laundry Co.
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Max Fisher
Lang
Toledo
Ohio
American Lumber Company
Bard
Fisher
George Kvana
Emporia
Kan
Mite
Pleoda
H. K Stevens
Foniene Hoth
Laing
Albuaueraue
Boosters' Club Holds First Meeting
A meeting of the Boosters club was held at the Commercial club this afternoon to form a permanent organization and promote a universal advertising campaign for Albuquerque. Mayor McKee presided as plans for a mass meeting and publicity campaign were discussed to harmonize with merchants and wholesalers in presenting Albuquerque’s climate, business, and social advantages. The club originated at the St Andrew society banquet last week.
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Boosters’ Club
Albuquerque
Commercial Club
McKee
St. Andrew Society
Young Fogle Gets 60 Days in Jail
A boy named Fogle, 15 or 16, from Charter Fogle, employed as a bell boy, was sentenced by Judge Crawford to sixty days in Bernabllo county jail for reserving a stolen bicycle owned by Thomas Colleston of 718 North Highth street. He admitted prior reformatory time and claimed the wheel was taken from a thief. authorities note he initially claimed youth, with police records showing a nonchalant demeanor.
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Thomas Colleston
North Highth Street
Charter Fogle
Bernabllo County
Crawford
Fogle
Knapp
McMillin
Golden
Walsenburg
Colorado
Forte
Silee
Refusal to testify leads to police expectations for pleas
The article recounts a sequence of legal maneuvering and a case in Bernalillo County where Inter relented to not press charges. a District Court matter lists A J Hamilton vs George J Brooke with a sheriff sale of defendant A J Hamilton assets for $2394.95 plus costs. a night program at the Bernalillo County venue and a 1907 date appear, along with a notice seeking a bell boy for the Alvarade hotel and a stray line about a drink causing voice loss in a dubious tragedy.
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New M Kernalinio
George J. Brooke
Plainiif
A. C Hamilton
Bernatitte City
Bernalitte
A. J. Haimpton
A. J. Hamilton
Perfecto Armno
Bernalillo County
N. St
Telegraphic Markets Summary From January 28
Telegraphic market quotations from New York and St. Louis container market notes. Cattle and sheep receipts cited with price ranges for native and southern stock, western fed cattle and cows, calves, and lambs. Wool, spelter, and money market figures included with regional price steadiness and shifts.
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Kansas City
Dan
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
St Louis
St. Louis
Texas Legislature Indignant Over Bailey Corruption Claim
A telegraphic note from January alleges a newspaper charge that Senator Bailey used wine, women and money to secure votes for re election. The Texas Legislature appointed a committee to investigate the report and its circulation.
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Auntinee
Bailey
United States
If & Story
Military officer on trial for murder in Allegheny arsenal
In Wittsburg Pennsylvania on January 28, Lieut Kk. HL Drury and Private John Dowd faced trial for the killing of Wm. H. Crowley at the Allegheny arsenal last September. U S District Attorney John Wan Dunkle prosecutes and prosecutors seek to prove intent and motive in the shooting incident. A second item reports plans for the American Silk Company to dominate drum output, with facilities across Pennsylvania New York New Jersey and New England and annual output near ten million dollars.
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Wittsburg Pa
Kk. HL Drury
John Dowd
Wm. H. Crowley
Allegheny Arsenal
United States
John Wan. Dunkle
Crawley Waal
Ardenal
New York
American Suk Company
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New England
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Doctor McCormick
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