Supposed burglars misidentified as an old woman in liquor fit
A native man, in a drunken stupor, caused alarm on Baxt Central avenue and nearby streets by trying to enter several houses near Broadway. After slipping away and entering another home, he was confronted, identified, and taken home. No harm done. a complaint was filed. Firearms and ammunition were present in at least three houses he attempted to enter. Witnesses described a startling, disoriented scene with neighbors kept awake all night.
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Baxt Central Avenue
Central
Broadway
Selling Wool and Purchasing Goods in Cuba Trade
Edward Salvin prominent sheep traders from Cuba arrived in Mbuqueniue with a wool clip sold to Hand & Bros under contract for delivery. The consignment weighed 55 000 pounds, carried in thirty wagons, paid at 15 1 2 cents per pound. Solagar from Cuba will stay several days to load merchandise and ship back to Cuba via fifty wagon loads. The deal is to be purchased from Miraquermus wholesale merchants.
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Edward Salvin
Cuba
Mbuqueniue
W Hand & Bros
Solagar
Miraquermus
Harriman Case Report Sent To Roosevelt At Oyster Bay
Washington officials delivered the interstate commerce commission record in the Harriman case to President Roosevelt at Oyster Bay. The president voiced numerous suggestions he plans to adopt before public release, reflecting guidance from government trust busting efforts. A separate line praises Dr Thomas Eolec tric Oil for quick relief of cuts burns or bruises.
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Washington, D.C
Frank Kellogg
Interstate Commerce Common
Harriman
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Dr. Thomas
Eolectric
Los Angeles Officer Seeks Glardi in Transfer
An LA police officer will arrive to repatriate G. Giardi, arrested here by Chief McMillin and Lt. Kennedy after a Santa Fe train stop. Giardi faces a felony charge of obtaining money under false pretenses from an Italian in Los Angeles. He claims innocence and vows to return to clear his name if extradited.
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Los Angeles
G. Giardi
McMiin
Lieut
Kennedy
Santa Fe Stalon
Sos Anaces
Giard
Cardi
New York
Italy
McMillin
Edward Kern
Giardi
le Wes
Glard
Chief Mein
California
Barelas Bridge Damaged by Rio Grande
The Rio Grande threatens Barelas bridge as swift current erodes the opposite bank and the approach. County Surveyor Pitt Ross and workers clear riverbank fiber and build a dyke to reroute the water, aiming for completion by Saturday. The river is falling to 4.80 feet, the lowest in three months, while the current remains fast and forceful.
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Rio Grande
Barelas
Jarceling Garcia
Atrigeo
Pitt Ross
Ben
Jarcoling Garoth
Banka
Garcia
Ross
RACING Purses Set for Territorial Fair Harness Meet
Management announces purses and program for the territorial fair harness races to be held next October in Albuquerque. About 5000 of 8000 dollars will fund purses for events including a 1 1/4 mile stake, 2:17 and 2:13 quarter mile stakes, a 2:20 trot, and a free for all stake. Entries close September 14. late records not eligible. The manager forecasts strong fields and a premier racing meet in the West.
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West
The
Fair Son
Huts
Albuquerque
Austrian Drunk Revolves Heist Of 220 In Street Sleep
John Susick an Austrian employed by American Lumber slept on a city street with 220 in his pockets and a silver watch. Officers found him drunk and arrested him after a late afternoon incident. He denied guilt but paid a 15 dollar fine for intoxication. Rafael Cobley pleaded guilty to boozing and attempting jail breaks, owing five dollars and placed under watch.
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John Susick
American Lumber Company
Albuquerque
Susick
Rossel
Hobbits
Ian
Clty
Tis
Hilver
Draus
Syuick
McClellan
Weber
McMiilin
Bustek
Meaulin
Rafael Cobley
Tees
oMeer
Martin Terney
Geronimos to Meet the Pueblo Nine in Albuqu ERqe
Manager Martin Ryan of the Geronimos announced a signed game with the crack Pueblo nine to be staged soon in Albuquerque at Traction Park. He pledged battle ready preparation and hinted two to three unknown players will surprise Pueblo in a hard fought, memorable matchup.
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Martin Ryan
Geronimos
Fueblo
Albuquerque
Traction Park
Browns
Pueblos
Yan
Iplao
Dark Horse
Ryan
Pueblo
Colorado Boys
Pla
Inspector Watches Jap Travelers In Albuquerque Branch Case
Inspector W I Green of the Albuquerque El Paso immigration office reports two Japanese travelers smuggled across the border into New Mexico were captured at Matnogorda after surveillance elsewhere. Officers Jack and Wallace encountered the pair at Orogrande and in Vancouver bound routes, with authorities seeking further instructions.
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W. I. Green
Albuquerque
el Paso
Inspector Green
Ax Jags
Vancouver
B.C
Pirek Street
No. S
Civil Service Examination Held For Santa Fe Applicant
The local civil service commission conducted a two day test at the post office building for Conley of Santa Fe who seeks appointment as assistant patent examiner for New Mexico. Passit E. Phillips and W. He Long oversaw the exam with Mr. Lens serving as secretary. The commission noted the tedious, intricate nature of the patent examiner role and said Conley will likely spend most of the week completing his papers.
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WU. 8
Civili Service Commission
Post Office
Conley
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Pasict E. Phillips
Lens
Wool Market Conditions Report From Local Growers
Local wool producers report abundant receipts yet weak demand and low prices. They note imported fibers competing with high grade U.S. wool, while northwest producers push for better quality, and government efforts aim to improve flocks and farm practices.
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4. Garcia Company
United
Emancipation Day Celebration Planned at Reds' Hall
Emancipation Day set for Sunday August 4 with a large local observance to be held Monday August 5 at Reds' Men's hall. The program promises distinguished speakers and music by Professor DiMauro, with refreshments and admission 60 cents. Public notices and local vendors promote products amid the event details.
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Albugueriue
Ubor
DiMauro
TO. Mason
A N. Payne
Prom
Are Soda Water Glasses Kept Clean
A physician urges local soda fountains to replace old water tanks with running water to rinse glasses. He says reuse tanks hold stale water and germs cling to glasses, endangering health. Managers largely support tanks with running water, but some refuse. city officials may act at next meeting.
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Hewith
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