Reception planned for W. K. Andrews over Albuquerque grant
New Mexico delegate Hon. W. K. Andrews arrives on No. 1 tonight to a city reception. A band will play from 7 to 7:30 at the hotel venue as he dines with local leaders and proceeds to the Commercial Club for speeches. Citizens are urged to attend the formal welcome and celebratory program.
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City
No. 1
Albuquerque
Hokey
New Mexico
Congress
W. K. Andrews
Venda
Andrews
Alliquerae
O. N. Marron
Frank McKee
G. J. Brooks
W. B. Childers
W. S, Hopene
Solomonana
Commercial Club
N. Marron
Delexare Andrews
Rouen
Uris City
Coulter Faces Gun at School Election Case
Habeas corpus proceedings continued in Berna lilo county court over the release of Frusteso Campos charged in Wheeling. Deputy Sheriff Coulter testified about carrying a pistol to the polling place at Barelas and described conversations with Kelavio Vigil about election plans. Witnesses for the defense numbered around forty as the case extended into tomorrow.
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Berna~lilo County Court House
Frusteso Campos
Sherif Coulter
Barelas
Clancey
Cantter
Kelavio
Hubbell
Jesus Romero
Aberts
Islavio Visi
Monghty
Wlinvde
Het Vigil
Vigil
Election court testimony on Barelas vote calm
Coulter testified that he and Vigil met in a saloon after polls closed and that Vigil said the Barelas election was the most peaceful ever. Attorney Chil ders questioned whether any theft occurred as part of the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attorney Childers
Coulter
Vigil
Barelas
Eagles Initiate Three New Members At Meeting
At the local aerie of Eagles three new members were initiated and today are full fledged birds. The new members named were J. B. Payne of the girl in red fame Edwin E. Rich and John W. Frederick. After initiation a luncheon was served and all members enjoyed a general good time. The Eagles report one of the most prosperous years in the aerie’s history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aerle of Eagles
J. B. Payne
Girl In Red Fame
Edwin E. Rich
John W. Frederick
Local Social Notes Highlight Prominent Arrivals and Events
Miss Laclie May sang My Merry Oldsmobile at Ino tonight, and Gertrude Eakin left for Spokane Falls to visit relatives for several weeks. Colonel Hopewell attended a Senator Andrews reception in Santa Fe. Architect W H Wallingford travels to Los Angeles on business for about a week. Phoenix dry goods clerks gathered at Katie Fisher’s home for a reception honoring Cora Pyfer. Mrs James Sommers and family mentioned with a note on upcoming events in August.
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Gertrude Eakin
South Third Street
Spokane Falls
Wash
Hopewell
Santa Fe
Senator Andrews
W. O. Wallingford
Los Angeles
Wallingford
Phoenix Dry Goods
Mise
Katie Fisher
Neak West Lead Avenue
Arception
Cora Pyfer
Ant
Pyfer
James Sommers
Mra. J
Denver Convention Opens Amid Finest Decorations and Rain
BEN DIGNEO writes from Denver ahead of the Elke convention. The city glitters with festive colors and electric lights, yet rain threatens decorations. Thousands arrive by train daily, and lodging is scarce. He plans a week in Denver, then Pueblo, before returning home.
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Denver
Pueblo
Colorado
Ben Digneo
Traction park lays groundwork for Santa Fe Centrals vs McIntosh Browns game
Work began on the Traction park baseball diamond as crews cleared the infield and filled holes ahead of next Sunday's game between Santa Fe Centrals and McIntosh Browns. Rain yesterday delayed practice, but grounds are expected to be dry by tomorrow evening. Morenci defeated El Paso Nationals 2 0 on their field, while Morenci’s Riordan nailed three doubles and five singles. Ashley collected six hits for El Paso.
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Traction Park
Santa Fe Centrals
McIntosh Browns
Morenci
el Paso Nationals
Tor
McAfee
el Paso
Miners
Riordan
Ashley
Texans
O'Brien
Eee
Arizona stock interests favor jointure
From 5 o'clock yesterday evening till morning twenty one cars of Cotoning county Arizona stock rested at the local stock yards bound for eastern markets. Nineteen sheep, ten owned by Lockett and Wilfolk of Flagstaff, and nine from Hutchinson and Gray of Williams, were loaded at Williams and consigned to Kansas City. Two cars carried horses owned by Nobis and Cochran of Flagstaff, one to Kansas City and one to Dodge City. Lockett, spokesman for the group, says Arizona will vote for joint statehood, adding cattle and sheep interests favor jointure.
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Shee
Cotoning County
Arizona
Walle En Tottte
Eastern Marketa
Lockett & Wilfolk
Flagstaff
Hutchinson & Gray
Williams
Kansas City
Nobis & Cochran
Dodge
Residents flee San Antonio amid ongoing earthquakes
W F Tompson, GM of the New Mexico Midland railway, says the Carthage coal road bound for San Antonio is en route to Raton as families evacuate to escape repeated quakes. Local police report no major damage yet, but fear grips residents and many are leaving town temporarily.
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W. FP. Tompson
General Manger
New Mexico Midland Railway
San Antonio
Carthage
Felds
Raton
Tomparn
Diamond Ring Presented as Weekly Show Debuts
Mrs for Percy Bo Barbour and mining employes honored a platform foreman with a diamond ring at a 2 oclock program on South Second Street. J J Duffy and M M Witkin attended. Miss Jerse Dunning and others celebrated a marriage by Probate Clerk Walker. Columbus residents and local merchants mentioned in this scattered notice.
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Davis
Penny
South Second Street
Burlington
Denver
Percy Bo Barbour
J.J. Duffy
Lamuiter
Tyre
Hide
Watter M. Witkin
Walker
Juntlee Craie
Williams
Arie
Arrests in a web of swindles and robberies in Texas and New Mexico
A burst of crime ties Harry Ritter to thefts from J L Bell and Standard Plumbing in Albuquerque area. Joe Millenbaugh confesses. bonds set, suspects linked to several robberies. G W Mosher, wanted for checks, is arrested in Big Springs after police efforts across multiple towns. Police inefficiencies and jurisdiction limits prompt sheriff involvement to extradite Mosher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Ritter
Joe Millenbaugh
J. L. Bell
Dal
Ritter
Standard Plumbing and Heating Company
Cox
Cox Oretise
Ritter Millenbaugh
Mirabel Murder May Become Mystery
The July 4 murder of Pedro Mirabel and the near fatal assault on Inez Du Bose spark a police probe with no direct evidence found. Sheriff Armijo has exhausted witnesses and efforts, while Mrs. Mirabel may hold key information she will not disclose, risking the case ending as a sealed mystery.
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Pedro Mirabel
Inez du Bose
Armijo
Crse
Soi
Mirabel
Sheriff's Office
Terrific rain storm drenches city with lightning damage
A powerful rain storm yesterday produced heavy downpours and lightning across the city. A lightning bolt struck a tree in front of the courthouse and entered the building during sessions, while the Albuquerque Hardwire company building lost a log and several bricks. A front door at Skinners grocery broke, and a lightning strike damaged homes and utilities including a fire on Went Gold avenue. A six year old boy in the McClurken residence was stunned but not fatally injured. Streets flowed like rivers and streetcars ran through floodwater toward Old Town. Reports say the central and southern parts of the territory also experienced general rain, especially Socorro and Santa Fe.
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Court House
Albuquerque Hardwire Company
Gold Avenue
Electric Tent Company
Skinners Grocery Store
W. A. McClurken
Railroad Avenue
Edith Street
Old Town
Socorro
Santa Fe
Thorthe
Notice to Summer Wanderers in Evening Citizen
Notice to Summer Wanderers requests readers to inform The Evening Citizen of forwarding details for vacation periods. Provide current address, forwarding address, and whether to stop newspaper delivery at the original or new location. Share full street or hotel address for accurate routing.
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Alvarado
W. H. Andrews
Eagles
Cole
Cipriano Baca
Mexicg Mented Police
Sotorro
Socorri County
Hwedsitye
Rocorra
Donovan
J. W. Mosher
Big Springs
Tex
J. L_connelly
Foster
Connelly
Vale Lator
Bachecht & Glomi
Chungy
Frankonovan
Werte
Peter Gta
Alamo
Glen
Chariie Gardner
James Monehhan
Gardner
Monehan
McMillin
G. W. Mosher
Texas
Mosher
Columbus
P. R. Moahner
Graham Bros
First National Bank
Moshner
Robert P. Davenport
McMilnn
Albuqqnerque
Eevee
Arnold’s
Ingrain
Brussels
Axminster
Albert Faber
Railroad Ave
Albuquerque, N. M
Milwaukee
Pilsener Beer
Colo
Asto
Charter Oak Steel
Borradaile & CO
M. Berger
The
Williams Drug Company
Blue Front
A. J. Richards
West Railroad
Avenus
Colorado Telephone CO
Popochohohoso
St. Elmo
Joseph Barnett
Prop’r
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