Albuquerque Poised for Tri-Bullion Smelter bid
Albuquerque is favored for the proposed Tri-Bullion Smelter and Development Co project after visits by Samuel W. Traylor and Robert W. Bull. Traylor says Albuquerque’s growth and proximity to Kelly prospects, plus nearby Sandia ores, support a favorable site, with a formal location announcement soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Tri-Bullion Smelter and Development Company
Samuel W. Traylor
Traylor Engineering Company of
New York
Traylor
Robert W. Bull
Mr. Traylor
Kelly
Sandia
New Mexico
Arizona
Colorado
Bull
Colrado
Ely
Breezy shirt waist fashion runs summer in Albuquerque
A feature on summer attire in Albuquerque highlights the popularity of shirt waists for women, noting easy coordination with multiple skirts, and even comparing comfort between men's and women's wear. It also mentions colorful ladies’ footwear, slipping colors and hosiery, and an incident on a streetcar where a drunken man fixates on a woman's feet, prompting a prompt exit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Moally
Indy
Boys Fined For Stealing Fireworks From Dealer
Eddie Green and Howard Grubb, two of four boys involved, were arraigned before Justice of the Peace McClellan and pleaded guilty to stealing fireworks from Percy Hawley on Second Street. Each was fined five dollars. Remaining youths Rog Green and Reddy Meli received severe reprimands and were dismissed. Chief McMillan warned that repeat offenses would land them in county jail as habitual offenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Green
Howard Grubb
Percy Hawley
Drunkenness and disorder in police court case notes
In police court Judge McClellan fines Rafael Monnes ten dollars and jokes about better days after Monnes pleads guilty to drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Armijo forfeits a $15 bond for nonappearance in an assault case, later swears out a peace warrant. James Larkins, a railroad worker, gets five days for drunkenness and sleeping in an empty house.
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Police Cour
McCrellan
Rafael Monnes
Monnes
Santa Fe
McMillin
Colombo Hall
Armijo
McMillo
McClellan
Antura Sandoval
Justice of the Peace
James Larkins
Evidence Grows in Dr Hall Counterfeiting Case
U S customs chief in Albuquerque says new evidence will be used at trial for Dr G A Hall arrested for counterfeiting. He notes photographs for the national rogue's gallery and credits Chief McMillin and Lt Kennedy for the arrest. Hall faces one to fourteen years in federal prison.
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ER. K. Goddard
Denver
United States Serret Service
Albuquerque
G. A. Mall
Southern Hotel
McMillin
Kennedy
Citizen
Goddard
Hall
National Rogue's Gallery
Washington
Wilkie
Joddard
Ue Federal Penitentiary
Truitt Dies in Emporia After Long Illness
Eugene Truitt, born December 4, 1873 in Emporia, died at noon from tuberculosis. He lived in Emporia, Kansas City, and Carlsbad, with a nine year stint in the paper wholesale business and leadership of Missouri Paper Co. His mother Mrs. D S Avery, wife Gertrude Jay Truitt, sisters Granville Sallee and O H Kittle, and brothers Percy, Ralph, and Charles Avery survived him.
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Hugene Truitt
Percy
Ralph
Kansas City
Gene Truitt
Emporia
Hoe
Gertrude Jay
Truitt
Missouri Paper Company
Carlsbad
N.M
D. S. Avery
Granville Sallee
Corlebad
O. H. Kittle
Ottawa
Ralph Truitt
Charles Avery
Kas. Gazette
Kennel Club To Be Organized In Albuquerque
Colonel D K B Sellers leads efforts to form a Albuquerque kennel club with business men. The aim is to raise dog standards in the city and territory and to protect pets from poisoners amid a recent upsurge. Interviews with owners of fine dogs proceed as organizers work to finalize incorporation.
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Albuquerque
D. K. B. Sellers
Ines
Seliers
Young daughter of insurance manager dies of typhoid
Imbeth Seward six year old daughter of Thomas Seward Northwestern Life Insurance office manager, died at St Josephs hospital after typhoid fever. An operation attempted to save her life but failed. The funeral is set for 9 am tomorrow at Borders chapel.
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Imbeth
Thomas Seward
Northwestern Life Insurance
Fo Oelock
St. Joseph's Hospital
Border’s Chapel
Inspector assesses Santa Fe round houses for power handling
James Whiteford, general round house Inspector of the Santa Fe, is making an inspection with a view to improving conditions in the round houses. The aim is to better accommodate the growing demand for motive power on the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Whiteford
Theanta Fe
Santa Fe
Whiteford
Markets Short on Canteloupes in City
A local businessman complains canteloupes are scarce in the city markets while noting can be grown nearby. He laments ranchers neglecting opportunities, as melons and watermelons are shipped in from Rocky Port and Texas, despite proven local potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unie
Rocky
Texas
Roosevelt executive order expands forester office eligibility
An executive order issued June 13 by President Roosevelt allows state and territorial foresters and their trained aides to serve on state forest commissions and boards with Agriculture Department approval. The June 18 directive permits collaboration with state bodies to enforce local forest laws, while clarifying that duties with federal service must not be hindered. The order also enables free timber from national forest reserves to replace unsanitary livestock corrals, subject to owner consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
United States
Forest Service
Territorial Sheep Sanitary Board
Saloon Proprietor Fined for Liquor Sales to Minor
Camilo Bernardinelli proprietor of a saloon in old town was arraigned before Justice of the Peace Jose Romero on selling liquor to a minor. The complainant Mrs Versa Montoya alleged he sold liquor to her son Ramon. He was found guilty and fined 50 dollars plus costs. Judge Crollett acted for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camilo Bernardinelli
Old Town
Justice of the
Jose Romero
Versa Montoya
Bernardinelli
Ramon
Judge Crollett
Mascot Draws Largest Crowd This Week at Open Air Theater
The Mascot drew a larger audience last night than any other night this week except Sunday. The open air theater kept patrons cool with sleet-free comfort and a light opera mood. Tomorrow night the Boston Ideal Comedy Company presents Giraffe-Giraffla for a lively evening.
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Appenra
Monse
Boston Ideal Comedy Company
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G. Giardi
Los Angeles
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Chief McMillin
Hardis
Edward Kern
Gland
Glandi
No. 2
Italy
Kern
Glardt
Giardi
C. May
West Central Avenue
Imperils! Laundry Co
Emporia, Kan
South Fourth St
Hlair
Aileen Kern
James Slaughter
Nooma
The
Evening Citizen
DRS, Copp and Pettit
ROOM
N. T. Armijo Bldg
Boston Ideas Opera CO
Gitrofle
Girofla
Matson
Standard Railway of Mexico
Republic
Mnes
Chihuahua
Mexican Central Railway
Mexico
C. F. Berna Commercial Agent
EL P. 9
W. D. MunDunn
J.C. McDonald
City OF Mexico
Albuquerque Hatters
Gold Ave
Henry
Rose Henry
N. Mex
W. Silver
Savoy Hotel
Sunmount Tent City
Sangre de Cristo Mountains
West Railroad
Bank OF Towmerge
Sasas
Santa, Fe
Savoy Hotel C
Colorado Telephone CO
Chickering & Sons
South Second St
California
Coronado
T. E. Purdy
Bank OF Commerce
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