Telegraphic Markets and Commodity Updates from July 24
Market letters from F J Graf Co report New York stocks and copper demand, with notes on several railroads and chemical shares. Chicago and Kansas City crop, cattle, sheep, and hog data are given, along with July produce prices, metal and money markets, and a general livestock snapshot from Chicago and St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Northwest
London
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Southern Railway
Chicago
Reeves
Kansas City
Kansasity
Southern
Nouthern
Money Market
Prime Mercantile
St. Louis
St. Louie
Ballooning Not Dangerous Says Blondin Aeronaut
Aeronaut Joseph A. Hlondin held talks with territorial fair officials about operating a captive balloon at the fair. He, a charter member of the Aero Club of America, defends ballooning as safe, discusses mass ballast plans, hydrogen use, and proposed Albuquerque to St Louis flight, noting risks and equipment including barometer, thermometer, compass, and scope.
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Joseph A. Hlondin
Eid
Aero Club of America
Lub
Col
John Jacob Astor
Alexander Graham Bell
C. H. P.belmont
Gutzon
Borglum
Peter Cooper Hewitt
A. Roy Knabenshue
Alberto Santos-Dumont
Julian PL Thomas
Peujan Keaneerbitt, Jr
Iniuience
Blondin
Avro Club of
France
St. Louis
Rice Ax Obe
Albuquerque
Colorado
Kansas
Nebraska
Wiebt
Albuquerue
Oan
Isilon
Kay Valver
Mr. Blondin
Fraia
Carload of ammunition shipped to Albuquerque
A wheels car load of 1,090,000 shells forWinchesters and six shooters arrived in Albuquerque, the first such massive shipment in the Southwest. The train carried high explosives, drawn from the Winchester plant in New Haven and routed via Santa Fe to Fort Madison and on to Albuquerque.
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New Mexico
Ans
Southwest
el Paso
Geronimo
Arizona
Winchester Trepeating Arme Company
New Haven
Conn
Santa Fe
Fort Madison
Town
Albuquerque
C. Nead
Tye
Japan
Pendleton Case Nears Closing at Local Office
Pendleton of Amer NAL facing a San Juan county charge of unprofessional conduct seeks to halt practice before the Interior Department. Trial since Saturday has seen several witnesses examined with Special Agent F C Desenort named as prosecuting witness. The case ends today as Pendleton acts as his own attorney. Rough day at Imperial Laundry Co.
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Pendleton
Spe
Harment
Awalnat Pendleton
Amer, Nal
San Juan County
Department of the
Imperial Laundry Co
Elder Miner Jose Perea Found At Mine 75 Miles Away
Jose Perea aged man who vanished from Mountain road last Friday was found Monday night by his nephew Timothy Chavez at the old mines in the Manzano mountains. Chavez drove to the site after a long trip and brought Perea home. Perea appears fatigued but not worse than before. his nephew says he is not mentally unbalanced, suffering only age and illness weakness.
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Jose EB. Perea
Mountain Road
Timothy Chaves
North First Street
Manzano Mountains
Perea
Chavez
New Restaurant Opens Under Marcus and Anderson at Graham's Site
Marcus and Anderson have opened a new restaurant replacing Graham's Cafe, promising first class service and market best offerings at current prices. Mr. Anderson brings extensive cooking experience, while Mr. AreUs assures expert management. Patrons are urged to visit and support the new venture. May's Store advertises cool low shoes for hot weather. Jose Pera, 65, reported missing on July 19. Tim Chavez is asked to contact 1013 N First Street with information. Kennedys Laxative Cough Syrup advertised for colds with honey and tar, sold by J H O Rielly & Co.
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Marcus and Anderson
Graham
May
Central Avenue
Jose Pera
Timothy Chavez
First Street
Browns deny fear to meet Trinidad team in baseball clash
Manager A Matson rejects claims the McIntosh Browns fear the Trinidad squad. He notes players are amateurs while Trinidads have semi pro salaries, cites work commitments and travel issues, and says the team has repeatedly requested a neutral date but faced excuses. Authorities deny a blanket ban on Colorado teams entering the territorial fair event.
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McIntosh Browns
Trinidad
Browns
A. Matson
Trinidad Chronicle
Clase
Wwe
Sola
el Pas
Santa Fe Central
Albuquerque
Ho Sa
Roy McDonald
Lke Pirates
Colorado
Arizona
New Mexico
Request Concert at Park by American Lumber Band
The American Lumber company band will present a request concert next Sunday evening in the park. Patrons may submit a desired number by Saturday morning at Learnard & Lin Demann's store or via postcard to Director Ells. Twelve numbers will be arranged for the program and additional lights near the band stand will enhance the event. The Congregational church Ladies Aid Society invites all to a duty wine tea Thursday evening in the church parlors.
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American Lumber Company
Learnard & Lindemann’s
Ells
Ladies Aid Society
The
Congregational Church
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F. J. Graf & Co
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New York
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Anaconda
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Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Loneville
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New York Central Pennsylvania
Reading
Rock Island
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U.S
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Shannon
Calumet
Old Dominion
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Kodol
Aeronaut
Paul Noquet
Long Island
Tryine
Manitests Hardware Company
Jose Perea
Manzano
J. H. O' Rielly & Co
Brown
Eastman Kodaks
Oon Kodaks
Hawley
Drs. Copp and Pettit
Room
N. T. Armijo Bldg
South Fourth St
Aileen Berg
James Slaughter
Xxz
Silver City
E. Maharam
West Central
Wm. Wallace McClellan
Justice of Peace
Korber
Second Street
Albuquerque Hatters
3Rd St
Gold Ave
Suenmount Tent City
Pioneer
Sangre de Cristo Mountains
Ruppe
West Railroa
Savoy Hotel Co
Suntaagg
Colorado Telephone CO
Superior Planing
Henry
California
Los Angeles
San Diego
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San Francisco
T. E. Purdy
Bank OF Commerce
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