Famous Fire Fighter in Albuquerque
Alex Henderson first assistant chief of the Kansas City fire department tours Albuquerque on leave. A famed rescuer for thirty years, he is noted for fearless, selfless acts and a legendary streetcar crash rescue story. He will depart Albuquerque tonight for the south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albusquerque
Flames
Alex Henderson
Dare Devil
Kansas City
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Henderson
Middle West
Chief Henderson
Grand Avenue
Hale
Parix
Reckses
Mamet
Wig Dusinex
New Restaurant Opens Under Marcus and Anderson
A new restaurant has opened in the former Graham's Cafe vaulting to first class running order under Marcus and Anderson. It promises the best market offerings at prices to fit the times. Anderson is noted as an experienced local cook and expert in restaurant management. Patronage is invited. WANTED YOUNG MAN FORGS POUNTAIN VANN DRUG.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus and Anderson
Graham
Site Selected for New Militia Armory in Silver District
A Commercial club committee chose lots 13 14 and 15 in block 26 near the Elks' opera house on Silver avenue as the best site for the proposed armory. The $7 500 territory appropriation will fund a shell 142 by 50 feet with plans to expand later. Purchase price for the selected lots is 2250. funds will be raised locally or by subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
J. M. Moore Realty
Elks’ Opera House
Silver Avenue
Tarkington
Ruppe
John Borradaile
Armory Site Committee
Sixth Street
Lead Avenue
Otheran
Second
Third Streets
Fifth Street
J. F. Pearce
Messrs’ Eb, W. Dobson
E. 8. Stoyer
Major Ruppe
Armory Board
General Borradaile
Scenic Highway Urged From Las Vegas to Santa Fe
Bronson chief inspector of the forest service for New Mexico and Arizona reported from Las Vegas that a completed scenic highway from Las Vegas to Santa Fe could become a premier mountain route. He noted 15 000 dollars was spent by the territory on early segments and federal construction may extend through the Pecos forest reserve. The route covers about fifty miles through Pecos reserve with potential economic and tourist benefits, though final government involvement remains undecided.
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Bronson
Forest Service
New Mexico
Arizona
Las Vegas
Santa Fe
Pecos Forest
Pecos Reserve
Territorial Penitentiary
Pecos
Bik Peak
Pecox River
Moqui Indian Dance May Be Fair Feature
Officials consider bringing Moqui snake dance to the territorial fair next fall while balancing sacred rites with public display. An Pueblo exhibit is planned featuring Zuni and Santo Domingo dances, costumes, and ceremonies to attract eastern visitors, plus a captive balloon attraction by Blondin aiming to surpass the Bennett race record.
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Stamm
Santo Domingo
A. Blondin
Aerowast
Aero Club F America
Biondin
Tiie
Aeronaut
St. Louis
Heother
Albuquerque
St Louis
Count de la Vont
Jocko Stirs City With Hoax About Missing Dog
The Citizen retracts an obituary for Jocko the dog after he strolls into the office alive. Reports note a second dog’s death nearby but Jocko’s health remains intact as the paper admits the error and awaits reactions from readers.
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Jocko
Ciilzen
Docko
Jacks
Citzen
Duslens
Morning Journal
Glad
Hotel Arievals
Telegraphic Markets Moves In New Mexico Brokers Network
Market letters received by F J Graf & Co from private wires show figures for New York Stocks and regional cattle, beef, and grain quotes. Cattle receipts and prices are listed with beves, heifers, stockers, and prices around 4.00 to 7.25, while other towns and names appear in the docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Graf & Co
Barnett Building
Albuquerque
N. M
New York
American Car Foundry
Alchison
Autenag Wales
Nacen
Ind
Improving Phone Service In City
The Colorado Telephone company works south of the city including Barelas San Jose and Manner precincts and new Santa Fe yards. Manager Graham says southern service will precede work on the University Heights extension including the University. Kodol is advertised as aiding digestion and sold by J O'Rielly & Co.
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Colorado Telephone Company
Servier
Santa Fe Avenue
Barelas
San Jose and
Marner
Santa Fe
Telephone Company
Graham
University Heighth
University
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Chase & Sanborns
Japan
Ceylon
India
Maloy
Columbus Hotel
Oi.c
Vann Drug
Militia Armory
Sam
Eerless
Walton’s Drug
DRS, Cope and Pettitt
N. T
ARMIO
South Fourth St
Aileen Berg
Mrs. James Slaughter
Exiexeed
Ike
Savoy
Lawton
Smith
Raton
Mee Orsworth
Norsworth
Commerce
Texas
J. T. Moses
Indianaola
Mies
J. B. Cox
Evansville
Knd
Roy. Gilbert
Portland
McClockey
Estancia
Walker
L. P. Patten
Los Angeles
Harry Taylor
Denver
J. Lemetrun and Son
San Marcial
Mra
Alvarado
R. C. Dory
Fresno
Cal
HM. Erhard
B. Paso
J. W. Morrill
Colorado Springs
T W. Bistee
la Junta
Freeman
Ant Arbor
Mich
A Henderson
Prager
Ioswell
le Brown
Topeka
C. McKinson
D Mars
Fuller
Bob Berker
Lux Cruz
Cen
Twad Dull Ominal
East Coat
le Vool
Metabe
Gerard
Roswell
Julius
Grand Central
J.B. Benton
Tom Needles
Cass HC. Smith
de B. Reed
Las Vegax
J. O'Rielly & Co
Eastman Kodaks
Kodaks
Hawley
Silver City
EE. Maharam
West Central
Bell's Livery
North Second S&t. Telephone
C. H. Carnes
O.D
Railroad Avenue
Optician
N. Mm
Wm. Wallace McClellan
Justice of Peace
Korber
Second Street
N. Fourth St
The
Albuquerque Hatters
Gold Ave
Henry
Rose Henry
N. Mex
W. Silver
Savoy Hotel
Senmount Tent City
Sangre de Cristo Mountains
B. Ruppe
Wes
Bank OF Commerce
Siats Fe
C. E. Suntaagg
Colorado Telephone Co
Chickering & Sons
Whitson Music
South
Californi
San Diego
Coronado
San Francisco
T. E. Purdy
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