Residence on First Street Burns In Fire Near Woolen Mills
A house on First Street and Mountain Road owned by Mrs. Margaret Toole was completely destroyed by a morning fire around 10:30. Flames started when papers burned in a stove venting trash. With no nearby water, firefighters could do little as Mrs. Toole tried to extinguish the blaze and raced to the Woolen Mill for help. The loss is about 200 dollars and the event drew neighborhood attention due to the mills nearby.
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First Street
Mountain Road
Margaret Toco
Officials Blame Freight Conductor After Salem Wreck
Detroit July statement from Pere Marquette officials places full blame on the freight crew for Saturday wreck at Salem where several crew members were killed. It notes Conductor Hamilton and Enginger Rogers had long service with clean records and cites schedule details near Plymouth and Salem.
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Detroit
Salem
Pere Marquette Railroad
Hamilton
Plymouth
Enginger Rogers
Earl's Son Seeks Cowboy Life Amid New Mexico Pursuit
The Hon. Francis Patrick Clements, 25, brother of the fifth Earl of Lettrim, sails to New Mexico to learn cowboy life. He signed on as a stoker aboard the liner St Louis, enduring two 2-hour shifts daily with scant rest, a grueling task far from his aristocratic upbringing. Kodo digestive remedy advertised by JH O Rielly & Co also appears in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W York
Eari
New Mexico
Francis Patrick Clements
Fifth Earl of
Lettrim
Trey
West
Clements
New York
St Louia
Aivek
Browns win Game at Santa Fe Opens New Park
The Santa Fe Salmon Grays hosted the debut of the new ball field as McIntosh Browns beat Santa Fe 7 to 1. Graham homered twice, Gargano struck out ten, and Brownies totalled sixteen hits. About 600 fans came from the region, a rain delay shortened ceremonies, and a special train carried fans from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Santa Fe Salmon Grays
McIntosh Browns
Doughty Browns
Galgand
Graham
Browns
Morgan
Denver
Brownies
Gargano
Anderson
McHugh
Kuna
Clyde Watson
Arizona
Harvey Fruit
Watson
Albuquerque
American Lumber Company
Jband
Geronimos Triumph Over Socorro In 8 to 5 Victory
The Geronimos defeated Socorro 8 to 5 in Stearro. Myers pitched until the fifth, Allen finished. Riley Edwards starred behind the plate and with the bat while Conk managed and earned the crowd’s goodwill. Albuquerque welcomed the visiting team with parades and a dinner, planning a return trip at Socorro’s expense.
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Geronimos
Stearro
Socorra
Myers
Geronimo
Allen
Socorreinis
Riley Edwards
Atick
Conk
Albuquerque
Socorro
Cook
Duke City
Oime
Trinidad Will Not Come 10 Albuquerque
Manager Matson received a message from Ed Webster, manager of the Trinidad team, requesting a game in Albuquerque on Sunday. Due to Laumbere being unable to leave the city, Matson declined, offering expenses and 60 percent of net proceeds. Webster later said the game must be canceled. both teams cannot meet now for a rattling good ball game. Missing person notice follows: Jose E. Pera, 56, since Friday, July 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matson
Ed, Webster
Trinidad
Fi Browns
T Sra Laumbere
Willo
Mr. Webster
Old Man Perea Missing From North Mountain Road
Jose E. Perea, an elderly man in poor health and uncle to Timothy Chaves, vanished from his North Mountain Road home after leaving for the mountains. Chaves and others have searched locally with no trace, fearing possible accident but not foul play, and plan to continue the search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose E. Perea
North Mountain Road
Timothy Chaves
North First Street
Chaves
Perea
Experiment in shipping hams through Santa Fe line
G A Moore general agent of the Santa Fe refrigerator service and C Copp of Swift Packing Company traveled through Albuquerque today with a special car of sweet pickled hams bound for Los Angeles. This marks Swift Packing's first such shipping experiment and, if successful, Santa Fe will seek the contract to handle these shipments. The car left St Joseph last Wednesday and should reach Los Angeles Thursday.
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G. A. Moore
Santa Fe Refrigerator Service
Leff
Remains Taken to Raton for Burial
The remains of Mrs. William T. Campbell, daughter of John Campbell, died in California, en route to Raton. The funeral was held today at the Catholic church. Mrs. Campbell Moore long resided in Raton and was married there to William T. Moore. Surviving are brothers James H. and Joe Campbell and sisters Mesdames T. Murphy and Thomas Sayers, all in Raton.
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William ‘T. Re
John Campbell
Raton M
Cal
Raton
Moore
Wm. T. Moore
James H
Joe Campbell
Mesdames T. Murphy
Thomas Sayers
Hotel Arrivals From A Vast List Across Cities
A long hotel arrivals list shows guests and parties visiting from numerous cities including Kansas City Los Angeles Denver Chicago Santa Fe El Paso and much more. Names span Fiore Pas Stein Winslow Leach Sims Drury Otero Pollock Yerkes and numerous others with affiliations to Buffalo Bernardino and San Antonio among others.
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Finlayson
Fiore Pas Stein
Kansas City
Mullanty
Whislow
F. F .l Labor
Mich
Jervice
Winslow Leach
Buffalo
B. E .Potter
St. Joseph
Brandon Denver
D. H. Teas
New
Wyatt Evans
Paso
H. A. Kingin
Hillsboro
Charles Moorman
WhatCheer
Iowa
W. A. Jones
Ash Park
M. 5
Franklin
Needles
John H. Sims
Los Angeles
H. Lee Chilson
Winslow Lawrence
Denver
I. J. Custer
Bernardino
Cal
JL Sullivan
F J. Otero
Bernaiillo
George Curry
Samar
T. B. Pollock
Learing
Albert J. Yerkes
Philadelphia
L. Chila
Gua K. Drury
la Junta
Wurry
el Pasc Vton
Kan
W. Sharpe
Ce Re Wise
Chicago
Hamman
Phelps
Tokepa
C. McKingon
Beaters FM
Mitchell
Omaha
Sturges
J. A. Lamb
M. Wish- Ureen
Bernalillo
Charles Hanna
R. K. Avery
San Marcial
J. M. Crawford
Jasper
Alm
A. H. Atchison
Indian Territory
J. J. Jones
Wichita
Kansa
S. Juda
JH. Simms
Will Abrams
San Francisco
Max Paul Kempenich
Peralta
L. Lo Lyons
James BE
Young Lads Steal and Sell Baby Buggy at Store
Two young boys nab a baby buggy from a Highlands home then wheel it to Morgan's second hand store on East Central avenue. They bluff the dealer, who buys the buggy for a dollar, believing it sent by their mother. After the sale he learns of the theft and informs authorities. No arrests likely beyond parental censure as the offenders come from good families.
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Highlands
Morgan
East Central Avenue
Mr. Morgan
Central Avenue
Kennedy
Horton Bond Posted After Grand Jury Indictment
John Horton formerly of Albuquerque, held to the grand jury for indirect cause of John Swanson’s death at Flagstar, Arizona, was released on a $5,000 bond after warrant service. Horton surrendered once realizing he was wanted. Swanson died at the county hospital after fights and a beating Horton says was justified. Doctors cite bruises and liquor poisoning as factors in the death.
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Flagstar
Ariz
John Horton
Albuquerque
John Swanson
Swanson
Horton
Cain
Workmen Drowned by Collapsing Foot Bridge
Lorain Ohio July 22 a score of men were precipitated into the river by the collapse of part of a foot bridge linking them to the shipyard where they worked two bodies were recovered and several men were missing after the sudden accident at the riverfront site
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Lorain
Ohio
Yarla
Seval Wen
Negro Sentenced For Touching Case At Police Court
A colored man known as Spot was arraigned before Acting Police Judge W. W. McClellan on drunkenness and law violations and committed to jail for five days. Clay Williams, another colored man, testified he met Brown after arriving in Albuquerque and they drank. Williams claimed two ten dollar bills were hidden on Martin and were stolen by Brown. A separate advertisement for Dr. Shoop’s Pain Tablets appears after the trial details.
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W. W. McClellan
Clay Williams
Williams
Albuquerque
Brown
Martin
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Belle Springs
Maloy
Columbus Hotel
Earl
Cowboy
JH. O'Rielly & Co
Capital City
Martin Ryan
Jose E. Pera
Timothy Haven
Iet
Futrelle Furniture Company
Grand Central
EB. Ryan
Colorado Springs
J. D. Flannigan
East Las Vegas
B. Haney
Wite
Greenville
Texas
Kk. von Mauir
Mineral Springs
William Gorman
H. A. Pettis
Lee
Savoy
Dintikan
Ho Tucker
Flagstaff
Fr. Koeller
Bt. Louis
A. Pence
J. J. Head
Council Hill
Bob Morton
Muskogee
C. ¢ Bradferd
CL. Brown
Helen
Mr MM
Snyder
Las Vegas
Antham
William Nichols
Paul and Family
Cleburne
C. D. Lamy
Banla
San Hafael
Lewis and Wife
Pittsburg
Jam F. Barund
el Paso
J. F Donegan
Ridawood
N. D
Ray Bean
W. A.dennis
Ash Fork
Julius ‘Rosch
Deming
Thomas J. BE. Kemcicnko
B. BH. Howard
Gmana
H. H. Hall
Sas Vegas
Dr. Shoop
Eastman Koda
Joan Kodaks
Hawley
DRS, Copp and Pettit
Room
N. T. Armijo Bldg
South Fourth St
Alleen Berg
James Slaughter
Fexeexilal
Silver City
E. Maharam
West Central
Bell’s
North Second &T
C. H. Carnes
O.D
Railroad Avenue
Optician
N. M
Wm. Wallace McClellan
Justice of Peace
N. Mm
Korber
Second Street
Fourth &T
Albuquerque Hatters
Gold Ave
Burbank
Bittner-Stamm Fruit CO
Sunmount Tent City
Pioneer
Sangre de Cristo Mountains
Paisroad Avenue
Bank OF Commerce
Savoy Hotel C. EB
THE
Colorado Telephone Co
Sa Iger
Henry
Rose Henry
N. Mex
W. Silver
Savoy Hotel
California
Coronado
T. E. Purdy
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