Prospero us Condition Inspires Manzano Reserve Residents
Supervisor H. H. Harris reports excellent farming conditions after a 300 mile horseback survey of the Manzano Reserve. The Estancia valley shows growth as trees are planted virgin soil is broken and wells are dug. New settlers are hardworking and plans for continued improvement promise a prosperous community with good crops and grazing ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manzane National Forest Reserve
H. H. Harris
Estancia
Dipping Season Begins Tomorrow Across New Mexico
Solomon Luna, president of the Territorial Sheep Sanitary board, says dipping of sheep will start tomorrow morning in Socorro, Luna, Dona Ana, and Gran counties. Inspectors from the board and the Bureau of Animal Industry will examine and dip the flocks, a process likely to take about two months across each county.
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New Mexico
Solomon Luna
Territorial Sheep Sanitary Board
Socorro
Luna
Dona Ana
Gran
Bureau of Animal Industry
War with Japan within five years predicted
North Yokama Wash July 4 Tearanise JW Thompson U S ad who haw arrived for a then stay predicts war Japan within five years He does not believe that Great Britain will witness her ally in such a struggle He thinks France would give financial aid to Japan
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North Yokama
Wash
JW. Thompson
Japan
Two Negroes Sentenced in Cuero Assault Case
Cuero Tex July The jury in the John Brown assault case returned a verdict after a lengthy trial. Ten Negroes were sentenced to death and other penalties were imposed for the case lingering over four weeks.
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Cuore
Tex
John Brown
Penaltie
Thiet
Fourth of July Celebrations Across Albuquerque
A large crowd marked Independence Day in Albuquerque with flag displays and civic festivity. Families picnicked in Bear Canyon and other mountainside locales while Traction Park hosted races, fireworks, and a Mikado performance. Community events featured speeches by local figures and gatherings at Barelas as well.
Hotel Arrival Names Flood Obscure City Listings
A long list of travelers and residents appears, naming Bruce Alvarado Melfe and many others tied to Great Bend, St. Joseph, Chicago, Pasadena, Denver, Havana, Omaha, San Francisco, and other places. The fragment shows widespread arrivals and likely a hotel register or social notices with numerous surnames and destinations, but few contextual details or dates.
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Alvarado
Bruce Melfe
Great Bend
Ind
W. H. Clark
Holbrook
Rucker
St. Joseph
A. B. Call
Pasadena
Cal
Luca M. Harris
Chicago
V. A. Pinchon
Atlantic City
N. J
Mra
W. W. Broadhurst
Silver City
L. F P. Woode
St. Louis
C. M. Pierce
San Francisco
A. Lovell
Kahn
W. W. Barley
Atkin
Denver
Walker and Family
Havana
Inventor of Screen Doors Honored In History
An article notes the unnamed inventor of screen doors, speculating it may be a man or woman and praising screens from crude nets to modern units. It describes screen manufacturing, uses, and a Georgia style joke about double screening, then reports a timber sale on the Fort Wingate reservation to Clark M. Carr of Albuquerque, detailing sale terms, timber sizes, and fire-prevention clauses.
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Maine
New England
Fort Wingate Milk Reservation
Secretary of War
Clark M. Carr
Albuquerque
Forest Service
Mr. Carr
Trainmen Arrested For Car Robbery In New Mexico
Train conductor RL Kent and brakeman KG Mowry were arrested at Raton by Santa Fe special officers on car robbery charges. They appeared before a Las Vegas federal commissioner, Kent pleading not guilty to five charges and Mowry testifying against him. Bond set at 1200 and 500 dollars. Both bound over to the San Miguel county grand jury. Over 200 dollars worth of goods linked to months of robberies. Both men known in Albuquerque, with routes between here and Las Vegas. Mowry has a wife and several children in Raton.
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Kent
KG. Mowry
Raton
Satta Fe
Las Vegas
Mowry
Grand Jury
Albuquerque
Here
Las Vegue
Haton
President Small Withdraws Order Threatening Strike
San Francisco July 4 President Small of the Telegraphers and it is stated has temporarily withdrawn his order given to the operators in another city to strike. This action, it is believed, was taken pending the arrival at Chicago of Labor Commissioner Neill from Washington, and the outcome of his efforts there to prevent a general strike. A cleansing cooling soothing healing household remedy in De Witts Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve. Sold by J H G Rielly & Co.
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Albuquerque
Old Town
Havelas
Lexington
Bunker Hill
Small Bay
Bear Canyon
Schwarzaman's Grove
San Francisco
Small
Chicago
Neill
Washington
de Witt
J. H. G'Rielly & Co
Despondent Counterfeiter Dr. Hall Faces Trial
Dr. George A. Hall, the counterfeit, is confined in the county jail on bond awaiting the September district court term. He appears resigned, health poor from drug use, and admits cocaine and morphine led to his downfall. He laments his poverty, plans study, and mentions medical books as he recalls passing several counterfeit bills and keeping surgical instruments and clues tied to his crime.
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George A. Hall
Omn
Juan
Moveral O
Mull
Child Killed by Powder Explosion in Fourth of July Celebration
In Springfield WL on July 4 a powder explosion during a Chatham Fourth of July celebration killed one child and fatally injured another while two more were hurt. Frank Herrean, a Chatham coal miner, brought home two half gallon powder cans to celebrate and warned children not to touch it, but they went to the backyard after supper.
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Springfield
Chatham
Frank Herrean
Fire tragedy injures family with several hospitalized
Mary aged five struck a match causing a blast. John aged nine tried to pull her away but was too late. Mary died en route to Springfield hospital. John is severely burned and may die. Maggie aged eleven and Ernest aged three months are also burned and hospitalized.
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Mary
John
May Sutton Wins All England Title in Ladies Final
May Sutton of California won the All England ladies final defeating Miss Wilson 6-2 4-6 6-2. Sutton advances to play Mia Chambers in the next day’s match as England’s sports report notes.
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May Sutton Winsondon
May Sutton
California
Miss Wilson
Miss Sutton
Mia Chambers
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Maloy
Columbus Hotel
Manzano Reserve
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Barelas
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Gentlemen's Driving Association
McIntosh Browne
Geronimo Greene
American Lumber Co
Tracton Park
Albuquerque Traction Company
Caring Ute Rostan Ideal Comedy Co
Republic of Mexico
Wild
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Arch
Thos, Harwood
M.C. Orth
America
A. A. Sedillo
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EB. BL Chi Rong
Thomas Harwood
T. M. Harwood
M.C. Ortle
CP. Owens
Seligman
L Watkins
van Houtens
Exquiquia
Penablona
J. Olln
Mra W. Martin
Cuchillo
E. Z. Coffey
Winstow
Wittam McIntosh
Kethneta
Bo Moya
Ribera
J. J. Burke
Lamar
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HP. Smith
Omaha
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Turner
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Harry Akweka
A. S. Riverett
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Wye
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A. West Law
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Mra Ko
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Kies City
Town Wire
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Pilly
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FT. Wingate Reservation
Unique
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London
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Ralsall
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J. H. O'Rieily _& Co
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Republic
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EL Paso
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J. D. McDonald
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Corner
3Rd St
Gold Ave
Pione
TY Drs
Copp and Pettit
Room 12
N. T, Armijo Bldg
West Coal Avenue
Alaolota
Gold
Silver
Dunler's
Sunmount Tent City
Sangre de Cristo Mountains
West Railroad Avenue
Savoy Hotel
C. E. Suntaagg
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Hascoi
Ethgrarian
Colorado Telephone CO
Chickering & Sons
Whitson Music
OREM
Los Angeles
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Eton
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T. E. Purdy
Bank OF Commerce
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