Riot over Hau sentence as protests erupt in Karlsruhe
In Karlsruhe on July 23 crowds protested Prof. Carl Hau's murder conviction and death sentence after a five day trial. Police and infantry dispersed mobs. one elderly woman was fatally trampled. An appeal to the supreme court will be filed in a few days. Hau, a Washington DC professor, faced a highly popular reaction among locals who believed his guilt.
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Karlsruhe
Germany
Carl Hau
Court House
Supreme Court
Han
Frau Moliter
Baden-Baden
Hau
Washington, D .c
Columb ia disaster victims identified in Denver and El Paso
Denver teachers Miss Mary Parsons and Miss Catherine Hayden were among Columbia steamship disaster victims and had attended the N. B. A. convention. In El Paso Miss Edna Wallace was principal of Spanish at the high school and Miss Bertha Wallace lived in Austin. The notes reference other survivors and a health ad for DeWitt's Kidney and Bider Pills.
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Columbia
George Keller
Decatur Racing Association
Central
Timore
Colorado
Denver
Colo
Mary Parsons
Catherine Hayden
Colorado Springs
N. BE. A
Hi Paso
Tex
Columbia Steamship
Edna
Berth Wallace
el Paso
University of Texas
Bertha
Austin
Los Angeles
Fireman Fred Hooper Shot Through Heart in New Mexico Saloon
Undertaker A Borders prepared the remains of Fred Hooper, a fireman with the Eastern Railway of New Mexico, who was accidentally killed when a revolver under a saloon bar discharged. The bartender, an old friend, claimed it was an accidental death and he surrendered. Hooper’s wife in Kansas was notified and funds were sent. Hooper had recently moved to Belen and planned to reunite with his wife.
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A. Borders
Beile
Fred Hooper
Eastern Railway
New Mexico
Hooper
Lacy & M Guire
Kansas
Civ
Belen
Baby buggy thieves get suspended sentences
Willie Larnard and William Laughray were arraigned before Acting Police Judge Motvlel lan and each sentenced to five days in the city jail, with the sentence suspended on good behavior. Frank Morgan testified the boys sold him a baby carriage for four dollars, claiming it was to be disposed of for its mother. The carriage was returned to its owner by Millikin when the theft was uncovered.
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Willie Larnard
W. BE. Minnkin
Albuquerque Business College
William Laughray
Larnard
Frank Morgan
East Central Avenue
Motvlellan
Ely
Santa Fe
Farewell Show Tonight by Boston Ideal Comic Opera
The Boston Ideal Comic Opera company closes its Albuquerque visit with Said Pasha after a July 4 opening of The Mikado. A good crowd enjoyed the brisk comedy and strong performances. The company plans to depart tomorrow for El Paso, with talk that the Manhattan Musical Comedy company may return to Albuquerque.
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Boston Ideal Comic Opera Company
Albuquerque
Pasha
Pra Diavoll
Frank Dale
St. Joseph's Hospital
Bald Pasha
Wus
Fairchild
Bill Hhe
No. 9
el Paso
Manhattan Musical Comedy Company
Officers Proved Match For Two in Disturbing the Peace
Gauthier and William McDonald appeared before Acting Police Judge McClellan on four counts of disturbing the peace and were convicted. They were fined 25 and 15 dollars respectively after Deputy U. S. Marshal Harry Cooper testified they attempted to cash two checks at the Bayoy hotel bar, refused payment, and that an altercation followed. Cooper warned the checks were questionable and should be banked in the morning. Both men admitted intoxication and some scuffles ensued with McDonald being knocked down. A piece of ammunition was mentioned but not pursued. Several witnesses supported Cooper’s version.
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Gauthier
Wiliam McDonald
McClellan
U. S
Harry Cooper
Bayoy Hotel
Cooper
Domingo Lumber Company
Domingos Ue
McDonald
Credit Men of U S to Form Albuquerque Branch
W F Peters of Dallas arrives in Albuquerque to organize a local branch of the National Association of Credit Men. The aim is to protect wholesalers from fraud and grow business by uniting dealers, with talks already held with Whitney Co. and potential Albuquerque Commercial Club involvement.
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National Association of Credit Men of the
United States
Albuquerque
W. F. Peters
Dallas
Texas
Il Paso
Peters
W. R. Whitney
Whitney Company
Denver
el Paso
Albuquerque Dé Sepmertes
Whitney
Alvarado Two Step Appears In Local Music Circles
Local violinist and orchestra leader Professor N de Mauro presents The Alvarado Two Step and The White Rose waltz, both crafted while visiting Jemex Hot Springs. The two pieces, praised for splendid composition and sweet tones, will be performed Sunday evening at the Alvarado by Prof de Mauro and his assistants, honoring the Alvarado hotel where he has played weekly.
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N. de Mauro
de Mauro
Jemex
Alvarado
Prof. de Mauro
Alvarado Hotel
Frome
Indiana Club Grows Rapidly in Albuquerque
The Indiana Club of Albuquerque has surpassed 100 members with about thirty applications pending. The next meeting on August 6 will initiate new members into the largest Hoosier club in the southwest. The event will be hosted by Mr and Mrs Palmer on South Arno Street with entertainment for members.
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Indiana Club of
Albuquerque
Southwest
California
Poles Used as Piling for Rio Grande Bridge Work
A. B. Graham condemns old telephone poles but they remain strong and are secured by Pitt Hoss to be used as piling along the Rio Grande. They repair the Barelas and other bridges and for dyke work. Poles sunk near Barelas approaches to protect against treacherous waters. Stored near Barelas bridge and to be moved to Corrales bridge.
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A. B. Graham
Colorado T Phone Company
Pitt Hoss
Rio Grande
Barelas
Barelas Bridge
Atrisco
Corrales
Wreck of Golden State Limited Near Pastura N M
El Paso Texas July 23 Northbound Golden State Limited No 4 leaving El Paso at 1 16 PM yesterday was wrecked near Pastura N Mex on the division between Carrizo to Santa Rosa about 255 miles north of El Paso at 90 miles an hour The tender and six coaches left the track engine derailed but no passenger was seriously injured Two sleeping car porters were badly bruised the track torn up for miles and traffic delayed fifteen hours The cause of the accident is not known. Rug Talk Everybody buys rugs. But do you buy a teamness Futrelle Furniture Company.
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el Paso
Texas
el Paso & Southwestern
Golden State Limited
Pastura
Carrizoto
Santa Rosa
Insare Woman Found Wading in Rio Grande
The wife of a rancher in At risco district wandered from home and was found this morning wading in the Rio Grande with water up to her armpits. Rescuers feared she might fall in. she was brought ashore and taken home. Dr. Wilson treated her for exposure and insanity. She is about 128 years old and has two children. Family suspects recent peculiar behavior but provides no clear cause. The mother’s condition prompted careful watching and care.
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Atrisco
Rio Grande
N. Wilson
Nude headless body found on San Francisco beaches
A headless nude woman was found among dunes by a rabbit hunter near the South Side beach. The severed head lay about a foot away, clothes scattered up to 200 yards away, and a man’s hat found with garments deepening mystery. Autopsy suggests middle-aged woman with brown hair. no identity yet.
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San Francisco
Cal
Ocean Beach
Ity
Gianni
DeWitt's Little Early Risers Pill Sold by J H O Rielly Co
An advertisement announces DeWitt's Little Early Risers being sold by J H O Rielly and Company. The copy markets the pills as reliable and safe, targeting readers seeking a dependable remedy. The notice appears in the period advertising style of the era.
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DeWitt
J. H. O' Rielly & Co
DeWitt's
J. H. O'Rielly & Co
Moonlight Social at Immaculate Conception School Lawn
A moonlight social will be held on the Immaculate Conception school lawn tomorrow evening under church auspices. A fine musical program features Learnard and Lindemann boys band to raise funds for new uniforms during fair week. refreshments to follow.
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Immaculate Conception
Puther Mondalart
Immaculate Conception Church
Indies
Learnard & Lindemann
WANAING SLAYS AN ENTIRE FAMILY IN MICHIGAN TRAGEDY
Muskegon July 23 Ottawa county records another quadruple tragedy as Henry Southem 45 slaughtered four relatives with an axe near Coopersville then fatally shot himself after two failed suicide attempts Neighbor Henry McClellan acted in self defense ending the spree Victims included William Southem 15 Mrs Henry Southem 48 Robert Green 86 and Henry Southem 45 A sixth person Jose E B Pera 55 missing since July 19 police seek information from Timothy Chavez 1013 N First Street
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Muskegon
Mich
Ottawa County
Coopersville
Henry Soutehem
Henry McClellan
McClellan
McClelan
William Soutchem
Henry Soutchem
Crobert Green
Jose E B. Pera
Timothy Chavez
First Street
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Casino Tonight
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Eastman Kodaks
Joan Kodaks
Hawley
DRS
South Fourth St
Aileen Berg
Mrs. James Slaughter
Silver City
E. Maharam
Ore West Central
Wm. Wallace McClellan
Justice of Peace
N. mM
Korber
N. Second Street
N. Fourth St
Albuquerque Hatters
3Rd St
Gold Ave
Suenmount Tent City
Sangre de Cristo Mountains
West Aana
Savoy Hotel
C. E. Suntaagg
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Colorado Telephone Co
Henry
Rose Henry
N. Mex
W. Silver
San Diego
Coronado
Funael
T. E. Purdy
Bank OF Commerce
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