Socorro Earthquakes Debunked by Local Investigator
Fr Dyas reports Socorro experienced about 200 quakes since the first, but only two real shocks caused minor damage. Buildings show only small cracks, most harm from time and weather, with police and residents noting sensational reports exaggerated. Mayor Bursum oversees water-tunnel work. town busy and recovering as tents rise in yards and commerce resumes.
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Socorro
Evening Citizen
Santa Fe
el Paso
Baca
Abran Abeyta
Colorado Telephone Company
Manzanares Avenue
Bursum
Old Windsor Hotel
Brown
Boston
Mass
Socorra
el Paso Herald
Winkler
Fire Department
Socorroans
Bor
Ritter linked to city thefts and a $5 check raise
Ira B. Ritter faces penitentiary prospects as police tie him to multiple robberies in the city. Assist. Marshal Kennedy presents evidence connecting Ritter to at least ten burglaries including stolen shingles, window frames, and a set of horseshoes. He allegedly raised a $5 check by altering it to $25 for Mrs. Louise Yager and cashed it. Warrants may follow for grand larceny and related thefts from Gustafson and Wagner.
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Ira B. River
Santa Fe
Ritter
Marshal Kennedy
J W. McCorriston
Joe Badaracen
Caloonkespor
West Tijeras Avenue
Seventh Street
Seventh and
Gold
Silver
South Pirth Weet
Gus Gustafson
William Archer
Wagner
Marshall
Riter
Louise Yager
Deaths of Claude Girard and H. H. Shackelverger
Claude Girard aged 81 died this afternoon at his West Mountain Road home from old age infirmities. He lived here twenty years and is survived by five daughters four unmarried and Mrs Mike Dragole. Funeral tomorrow at 4 30 from his residence. interment Santa Barbara cemetery. Early this morning H I Shackelverger formerly of Mogollon Gold and Copper Company Grant County died after cancer surgery at a local hospital. His bereaved mother arrived at his bedside just before death and will accompany the survivors to Los Angeles tonight.
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Claude Girard
West Mountain Road
Mike Dragole
Rm Dence
Santa Barbara
H. H. Shackelverger
Mogollon Gold and Copper Company
Grant County
Tag City
Los Angele
How Gonzales Was Killed By Carl Vogel In The Jemez Mountains
The tale recounts the shooting of desperado Ruperto Gonzales by Carl Vogel, a Cabecon-area cattleman, during a horseback confrontation on a precipice edge near Cabezon. Vogel describes a brutal struggle over a gun, resulting in Gonzales's fatal wound as the posse hunted him after escaping territorial prison. Gonzales had terrorized natives and evaded officers despite widespread manhunts. Vogel, not a deputy sheriff, was part of Captain Fred Fornoff’s New Mexico mounted police posse.
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Ruperto Gonzales
Jemes
Carl Vogel
Cabecon
Voges
Gonzales
Gongiles
Cabezon
Territorial Penitentiary
Jemez Mountains
San Miguel County
Vogel
Fred Fornoff
New Mexico Mounted Police
Mission Style Houses Gain Popularity in Southern California
The article surveys how Spanish mission architecture spread across California and into the East, noting features such as thick adobe-like walls, heavy tiled roofs, and cement stone foundations. It highlights the climate suitability, aesthetic appeal, and records a double residence in Albuquerque by Dr Carns on West Gold Avenue with details of dimensions, interiors, and builders George P Hill and A W Anson.
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America
California
Sierra Madre Mountains
San Diego
Redlands
Santa Barbara
Pasadena
Los Angeles
South
Cabot
New Mexico
Arizona
Dr. Carns
West
Gold Avenue
Albuquerque
Fife
George Phill
A. W. Anson
A. J. Stuehlin
Andrews Reception Committees Report Details Finances
The Committee on Entertainment and the Committee on Finance of the Delegate Andrews reception reported to President Brookn of the Commercial Club. Mandell chaired the entertainment committee with Grunsfeld. expenditure totaled 86.45 dollars. Finance committee chaired by McCreight with Stern and Lee raised 176.50 dollars, leaving 90.05 on hand. Checks for 30 percent prorata are being mailed to contributors this afternoon.
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Andrews
Brookn
Commercial Club
M. Mandell
Ivan Grunsfeld
W. T. McCreight
Simon Stern
H. F. Lee
Two New Actors for the Casino Readies Lineup
The Casino features two new performers, Wade Rhine and M Hoffman, joining the cast for upcoming shows. Rhine arrives from the James ONeill Stock Company with a strong reputation, while Hoffman is a versatile character actor and song and dance artist from the east. Regulars Mike Lelehton and Captain Racker Tson anchor the cast with Arthur Walkh and Arthur Backner delivering standout performances for the opening night of The Perils of a Great City.
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Arthur Walkh
Arthur Backner
Captain Racker" Tson
Mike Lelehton
Reading
Tne
Wade Rhine
Lytian Leighton Stockompany
M. Hoffman
Mr. Rhine
James O'Neill
Prena
Albuquerque Chosen For Meeting Of 1907 Red Men
The Improved Order of Red Men of New Mexico held its annual convention at Knights of Pythias hall with banquet and ball hosted by the ladies of Anons council. Officers were elected, naming Genechaux Deming as Great Sachem for two years and Mills Lay Vae as Great Chief of Reconde for a third term, with Fried enbloom Roswell as board chair and Motzenmaker Albuquerque as Great Sap and other officers named. Reports were heard in an executive session as five new members were pledged this year.
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Great Council of the Improved Order of Red Men of
New Mexico
Knights of Pythos Hall
Ladies of Anons Council
Miss Johnson
Mr. Motzenbacker
John Fredericks
L. Ia Gedchaux
Demie
Sachem
David Dentam
Albuquerque
Urea
Sien
W. OB. Mills
Lay
Reconde
EB. McEirey
Las Vegas
Wampum
W. M. Lewis
Las Vexene
Council of the United Star Godchaux
Deming
Board of Appeals
A.D. Friedenbloom
Roswell
B. F. Kenney
Gallup
George A. Blake
Reat Sanp
John Motzentmaker
Michinawa
George Weigle
Tow Boyd
E. Joges
Great Council of New Mexico Admits Tribes Amid Growth
Tribes were added to the Great Council of New Mexico increasing membership by 226 braves. The tribal property and funds on hand were valued at 5,744.55 dollars. Albuquerque was selected as the wigwam site for the Great Council of 1807. The convention closed today.
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New Mexico
Albuquerque
Requisition Issued for Swindler Mosher
Sheriff Armijo left Santa Fe to obtain requisition papers for the return of G. W. Mosher the swindler who duped citizens with worthless checks and is said to be in Colorado City Texas. A deputy could reach the town tonight with Mosher. doubt arises if he will be there on arrival due to possible habeas corpus actions after twenty four hours.
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Armijo
Santa Fe
G. W. Mosher
Colorado City
Texas
Mosher
Jexx
Btm
Soldiers to meet Monday at Traction Park in game
Monday afternoon at Traction park the Molates Browne and a picked team from Ue soldiers arrive and camp for 4 days or two. They will cross bats in a red hot baseball game. Wingate soldier boys have good players and will give the Browns a tough task. Admission to Monday's game will be free. The Suney dinner at the Columbe hotel is the best ever for 26 cents.
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Traction Park
Molates Browne
Ery
Wingate Soldier Boys
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C. H. Carns
Mision
West Gold Avenue
Mcintosh Hardware Company
WILL
Columbe Hotel
Clarkville Produce Co
T. Fee
South First St
Ingram
Brussels
Axminster
Albert_ Faber
Railroad Ave
Albuquerque, N. M
Milwaukee
Pilsener Beer
Colo
Asto
Charter Oak Steel
Borradaile & CO
M. Berger
Albolerque
Railroad Avenue
Williams Drag Company
Blue Front
Beth
Aa. J. Richards
West Railroad Avenue
Colorado Telephone Co
Eoeed
St. ‘Elmo
Joseph Barnett
Prop
Imperial Laundry Co
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