Boys' Band Concert to Aid New Uniforms and Instruments
The Learnard and Lindemann Boys band will give a concert at the band hall on Gold avenue between First and Second streets in Albuquerque on Friday June 21 to raise funds for uniforms and instruments. Tickets cost 25 and 35 cents. The band, formed just over a year ago, shows remarkable progress and aims to provide wholesome activity for youth while offering a path to professional music. The program will feature band numbers and selections by outside talent. Also notes advertise work and employment opportunities and local classifieds.
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Learnard and Lindemann Boys
Band Hall
Gold Avenue
Albuquerque
American Lumber Company
Don Dean
Worthless checks arrest shocks Albuquerque crowd
A well known Albuquerque youth, drinking with friends, was arrested Monday at 6 PM by Assistant Marshal Kennedy after passing several worthless checks payable at a local bank. He confessed to overdrawing while intoxicated and said he expected release after settlement. A hotel room incident and bank overdrawn balance were noted. employer praises him as efficient but notes a drinking problem. Public naming of the man is withheld.
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Albuquerque
Marshal Kennedy
Kennedy
Nelpe
McMiin
Wax
Min
Mowever
Mmuba
Citen
Fire horses urge Albuquerque to upgrade firehouse
An Albuquerque fire horse voices strong support for modern equipment and better facilities, arguing that current fire protection lags behind other cities. He warns a future big blaze could cost lives without ladders, pressure, and a proper engine, urging money be spent on upgrades now.
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Black Horse
Almaquer Fue
Albuquerque
Mortuary J F P Martin 84 dies in Albuquerque home
J F P Martin aged 84 died last evening at Dr Him’s Albuquerque home where he had lived two years. A native of England he leaves a wife a son and a daughter. Funeral tomorrow begins 8 30 am from Borders chapel to the Immaculate Conception Church with interment at Santa Barbara Cemetery.
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J. FP. Martin
D.C. Labbe
Mra
Albuquerque
Martin
England
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Santa Barbara
Arraigned for Alleged Assault in Old Jowd District
Plarencia Garcia appears before Justice Craig on a charge of assault alleged by Franca Mondragon of Old Jowd. Deputy Tomag Montoya filed the complaint. Defense attorney Jutae Headok represented the defendant as the case was set for further proceedings.
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Plarencia Garcia
Tomag Montoya
France
Mondragon
Old Jowd
Craig
Sherath Montoya
Woman Prisoners Hair Pulling Match Captured by Sheriff Tafoya
Eduardo Tafoya and Daniel Tafoya, Sierra County officers, recounted a hair pulling incident between two female prisoners on a Santa Fe trip. Valentina Madrid cried for her mother as Alma Lyons snubbed her, then Madrid pulled Lyons’ hair. both were separated and later housed in the women’s ward for sewing tasks. The pair, Madrid and Lyons, were on their way to Hillsboro after processing in Santa Fe.
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Eduardo Tafoya
Daniel Tafoya
Sierra County
Valentina Madrid
Alma Lyons
Santa Fe
Tafoya
Aubuquerque
New Mexico
Madrid
Wormers
Hillsboro
Lulu Burke Refuses 15 Dollar Fine in Drunk and Disorderly Case
Liviu Burke and an Oklahoma woman appeared before Judge Craig charged with drunk and disorderly conduct. Burke refused a 15 dollar fine, choosing jail instead. She left with an escort to the county jail. A later report described a disoriented woman wandering First Street near Central, identified as Lulu Burke, said to be dependent on morphine with prior drinking.
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Liviu Burke
Sthay Belle
Oklahoma
Pos Lew
Craig
Lute
Albuquerque
First H Street
Central Avenue
Sutoma
Tom
Hoss
Old Town
Kirber
Lulu Burke
Leo
Alfalfa Prices Improve Amid Late Spring Delivery
Farmers report alfalfa arriving daily from outlying ranches but quality is down due to an unusually cold spring. Merchants note late growth, with front light slowing the crop and prices ranging sharply. Vega hay may be strong once cut, but drought and grasshoppers affect overall yields and fears for a good wheat crop persist.
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M. Berger
Copper Avenue
Safe signs invite burglar to help himself in Albuquerque stores
Alarmed by an attempted robbery at the E. L. Washburn Company, Albuquerque merchants post signs claiming safes are unlocked and invite burglars to take what they can. Merchants say they leave cash registers open and bank money in the evening to deter losses, while police hunt suspects and central rounds continue.
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Albuquerque
E. L. Washburn Company
Yexement
Washburn
Real Estate Listings Offer Citywide Bargains by Estate Agency
Dunter Ted Estate Agency advertises properties across the city including road corner lots on West 1st Avenue and parcels on Gold and Silver avenues. The notice touts bargains on houses and tote and encourages contact for deals.
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Dunter
Ted
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Mississippi
Es. Madrid
Lulu
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W. V. Futrelle Furniture Co
Highland Livery
Bambrook Bros
John Street
Fee
Walton
Matteucci
Green Front
North First St
Sam Kee
Hunter’s Wagon Yard
N. Broadway
Pavtwcting
COPP
PTT Hoom
Armio Bldg
French Bakery Co
E. R.R. Ave
West Gold
Bank OF Commerce
Savoy Hotel Co
E. Suntaagg
Colorado Telephone Co
Arn
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Superior Planing
Chickering & Sons
Whitson Music CO
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