New Mexico Delegate W H Andrews Welcomed In Albuquerque
The Hon W H Andrews New Mexico's delegate arrived at 7 45 PM to a city welcome. The reception committee included Frank McKee C N Marron W S Hopewell Solomon Luna G B Brooks and W B Childers. The First Regiment band played as he dined and spoke at the Commercial Club where he thanked supporters and recalled his reputation as a man who does things. Telegraphic greetings from territorial politicians arrived as he was honored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Andrews
New Mexico
Congress
No. 1
Messrs
Frank McKee
C. N. Marron
W. S. Hopewell
Solomon Luna
G .B. Brooks
W. B. Childers
Alvarado
Andrews
Commercial Club
Albuquerque
Regiment
William H. Andrews
Howell
Arixoum
Monte War
Anid
Delegate Andrews praised for securing federal building funds in territory
Marron on behalf of the mayor and citizens welcomed the delegate back. He praised Andrews for securing a $100 000 appropriation for a federal building, noting no other man in the territory could match that achievement under the circumstances. W.H. Andrews urged re election, with DM White of the Republican Central Committee sending regards.
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Marron
Ingener
Congress
Andrews
Albuquerque
DM. White
Republican Central Committee
Santa Fe County
Delegate Andrews Interview Highlights Territorial Funding Debate
The Evening Citizen reports Senator Andrews discussing a $60,000 federal appropriation for Albuquerque and a $100,000 immediate fund for a new building. He notes plans for a larger project, possible future funding, and suggests the session avoided broader territorial appropriations. He mentions joint statehood possibilities and remarks on a consequential wartime funding package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Citizen Today
Andrews
Opinion on territorial admission and land provisions
The piece argues that votes for or against a bill hinge on territorial state interests, urging acceptance to gain union rights and land benefits. It notes opposition by Western states to land use for irrigation funds and mentions Mexico relations and a Las Vegas post office appointment as a lesser point.
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Arizona
Mexico
Andrews
West Side Postoffice
Las Vegas
Red Men Great Council To Convene In City
The Great Council of the New Mexico Order of Red Men will meet in the city tomorrow and Saturday with about fifty territorial delegates. Prominent attendees include J. W. Cherry of Norfolk VA and Wit of Chicago along with local groups the Navajo Tribe No 3 and Anona Council No 1 Pocahontas. Delegates from Deming Gallup Carlsbad Fort Wingate and Capitan expected.
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Great Council of the
New Mexico Order of Red Men
Navajo Tribe No. 3
Anona Council No. 1
Sisters of Pocahontas
West
Railroad Avenue
Red Men
J. W. Cherry
Norfolk
Van
Sottnell
Sottnell of the Improved Order of Red Malfed
Wit
Chicago
Red Men's
Sisters
Pocahontas
New Mexico
West Gold Avenue
D. A. PiMediteom
Resweli
Great Council of the Red Men
W. P. Mills
Forrest B. Barnes
George Weigle
Eugene McElroy
Las Vegas
Torrow
Leon L. Godenaix
Deming
Great Council
Kreamey
J. M. Pratt
Gallup Red Men
Daniel Carey
Fort Wingate
William G. Brown
Carlebad
James M. Courtney
Capitan
Lovell Praises Bonus System For Employees
Lovell, superintendent of motive power for the Santa Pe, arrives from the north in private car No. 16 with H. Emerson. They discuss bonus pay for machinists and a regular wage scale with extra pay for extra hours. Lowell says the bonus system is a good thing for the company and workers alike, though some doubts persist among the observers.
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A. Lovell
Santa Pe
H. Emerson
Lowell Eaid
Smn
Indignant Victims Over Clever Swindler in Albuquerque
Three local residents recount their $4 misfortune after chasing a check swindler named Mosher. They paid a lawyer $3 to prepare papers and a Justice of the Peace $1 for signing, only to learn the process required legal steps outside city limits. The tale highlights ignorance of warrants and cash losses from a bogus arrest attempt.
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Albuquerque
G. W. Mosner
Big Springs
Texas
P. R. Morhuer
Cafarth
McGuilin
Sheriff Office
Mosher
Sherif Montoya
Montoya
Justice of the Peace
Miguel Chaves
Lew
Moshner
Davenport
Sheriffs Omce
Laweyer
Basy
Arthur
Swinler
Josher
Swindler May Escape Prosecution
Chief of Police McMillin reports a telegram from the wife of GW Mosher stating inquiries about restitution for losses caused by payee frauds in Albuquerque. Deputies interview victims to learn their wishes as Mosher, who fled the city, is said to be in Big Springs with her husband awaiting possible exoneration.
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McMillin Fe
Mosher
An Hie
Big Springs
Gils City
Captain Racket at the Casino Tonight
The casino hosts a lively bill headlined by Captain Racket with new acts and revue numbers. Audiences are drawn by a sequence of stage shows including The Mickeye and Charley's Aunt with Melville's return, as fans fill the venue for a bustling evening of entertainment.
Captain Racket Farce Heads Old City Stage Night
A local theatre presents Captain Racket a witty farce featuring a mock serious romance and a comic orphan ward. Six amateur performers signaled plans to compete for Friday cash prizes with a rehearsal scheduled after a 3 o'clock Friday cue. Mr and Mrs Mary Potter of Las Vegas were seen passing through en route to Bisbee Atrix to consider relocating.
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Mr. Webb
Sia Hopkins
Orphan Asylum
Webb
Mra
Marry “Potter
Las Vegas
Bisbee
Atrix
Court Habeas Corpus Case Nearing Reread Of Campos
Judge McFie presided as the habeas corpus hearing over Fralcoso Campos continued with a reread of the charges for allegedly libeling Deputy Sheriff Coulter. Testimony showed Coulter was armed at the polls, while opposing witnesses supported the territory’s claims. Separate civil actions included damages sought by William McIntosh against Romero for timber crimes linked to railroad work, totaling about 14 thousand dollars, and several divorce and contract suits filed in the second judicial district court.
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McFie
Fralcoso Campos
Coulter
Pooner
Ed Coulter
la Bandera Americana
Suerif Montoya
Tranquilino Lopez
At Childers
McIntosh
Romero
William McIntosh
Agenio Romero
Second District
Cuchillo Mountains
Chilly
Bernwils County
Tts
Albuquerque Eastern and
Santa’ Fe Central Railroad
Second Judicial District Court
Frances J. Thibault
Edna M. Ross-Thibault
Verdict Based on Stipulation of Facts in NM Case
Major Llewellyn arrived from Las Cruces and stayed to handle private matters after securing convictions of Atchison Topeka Santa Fe and Colorado Fuel & Iron for interstate commerce rebates. Verdict delivered by judge Mille on a mutual stipulation. one defendant fined 1500 with stay. Nearby report claims the outcome was misrepresented by the press. A separate incident at Barnett bathing entrance describes a 25-year-old man collapsing in epileptic convulsions.
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H. HL
Llewellyn
United Sates
New Mexico
Las Cruces
Major Llewellyn
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fr Rallyway Company
Colorado Puel & Loan Company
Otter
Cowl
Mille
Bath
Barnett
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Santa Fe
N. M
You
Great Council OF Order OF Red Men
Lovell
Orlhelme
Charley
Melville
Migs
William McIntosty
Engenio Romero
Santa FE Road
Colorado Fuel & Iron CO
United States
Clarkville Produce Co
E. W. Fee
South First St
Ingram
Brussels
Axminster
Albert Faber
Railroad Ave
Albuquerque, N. M
Milwaukee
Pilsener Beer
Colo
Charter Oak Steel
Borradaile & CO
Gold Avenue
M. Berger
West Railroad Avenue
the Williams Drug Company
THE
Blue Front
A. J. Richards
Colorado Telephone Co
St. Elmo
Joseph Barnett
Prop
Ecco
Imperial Laundry
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