Chinese Departures from Frisco Stir New Mexico News
Two Chinese youths from San Francisco were removed from a train near Deming by Inspector O Leary amid immigration concerns. They claim fire destroyed citizenship papers in the San Francisco earthquake and fire, and deny illegal entry. Local authorities fear a growing wave of entrants exploiting the disaster to avoid papers, with hearings postponed to tomorrow and a notable Albuquerque interpreter.
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Sons of the Orient
China
O'Leary
Hia
San Francisco
Chicago
Frisco
Chinatown
Haven
New Mexico
California
Shen
Deming
Celestial Sons
United States
Marshal Foraker
Whitioy
Sam Ho Kee
Albuquerque High School
Cook Jr visits Silver City amid fair week plans
Travel agent CW Cook Jr of the Santa Fe visits Silver City reporting troops to move from Fort Wingate to Albuquerque during fair week. He touts booster activity, talks with an airetto inventor and notes five $1 stakes races to be run at the fair.
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CW. Cook, Jr
Santa Fe
Enterprise
Cook
Albuquerque
Secretary of War
Fort Wingate
Wool clipping contest may be held at fair in New Mesich
Executives plan a public wool clipping contest during the winter fair to run September 17 to 22. The event would include sheep shearers and wool clipping machine trials with games for winners, drawing many sheep men to the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mesich
United States
Trudy
Objection From Cottonwood Admirer Fights Tree Cutting
A crowd in Albuquerque defends cottonwood trees amid calls to remove them. A resident argues shade is essential and vows to oppose any effort to cut the trees despite nuisance from female cottonwoods and seasonal caterpillars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almauerque
Albuquerque
Improvised swimming hole stirs neighborhood complaints
In a North Sixth street yard, a group of boys and neighborhood youths built a makeshift pool by digging a hole, filling it with garden hose water, and covering it with canvas. While the setup offers summer fun, mothers and neighborhood women object to the boys swimming clad only in nature, urging proper attire to avoid offense and preserve the youths' pastime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Sixth Street
McIntosh in City From His Ranges
William McIntosh, noted Torrance county sheep raiser and county collector, visits the city for a few days on business and pleasure. He cites a 3 percent lamb crop, notes others gain only 1 percent, and expects to complete sheep shearing in a week or ten days. Wool output may match past years, though no buyers yet. He praises Ratancis plains as ideal for grazing, with 3-year-old wethers ready for Chicago and Kansas City markets.
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William McInitons
Torrance County
McIntosh
Mclntosh
Ratancis Plains
Chicago
Kansas City
Wool Market and Major Market Reports Telegraphic Update
St Louis wool market expected to stay steady with minor changes across commodities. New York shows firm land values near 5.75 and copper around 18.75, with money on call at 3 1 2 percent. Chicago and Kansas City report mixed live stock results, cattle and calf prices varying by region, and a generally steady to higher tone in receipts. Social notes include Mrs. George Arnot and children visiting Las Vegas.
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New York
Chicago
Chicaxo
Cananea Copper Strike and Mass Riot Described by Doctor
Dr T M Michaels in Albuquerque recounts a Cananea strike inflamed by incendiary letters from St Louis. About 1500 strikers paraded with red flags, clashed at Greene's lumber yards where Metcalf brothers were killed and yards burned. Colonel Greene used armed guards and watermobiles to disperse the crowd. about 45 strikers were killed before Mexico rural police restored order.
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United States
Mexted
Cananea
Greene
Sereal
T. M. Michaels
el Paso Southwestern Railroad
Albuquerque
Cannon
St. Louis
Sonora Hotel
Colonel Greene
Metcalf Brothers
Mexico
Ubetr
de. Michaels
Rip Van Winkle Show in El Paso Canceled
Rip Van Winkle private car sent by P Evar and Frank Bowen arrived in El Paso but failed inspection as wheels were cast iron not steel. The show was moved to a freight line after officials blocked the passenger car, costing Las Cruces residents a chance to see the act.
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Mp van Winkle
Rip van Winkle
P. Evar
Frank Bowen
el Paso
Rock Island
Rip
Las Vuraces
Bilar
Santa Fe
Regar
Las Cruces
Agent Morrison
San Mar
el Paso Herald
Albuquerque
Atlas Employment Agency Opens in Mitchner Building
The Atlas Employment company, Wilson, opens at 212 South Second Street in the Mitchner building. W. E Parkman and H. R. Mitchner will run the agency to supply labor across the southwest, with a focus on railroad and large construction work. The Mitchner company also promotes its gasoline lighting system across local businesses, expanding operations in the same building at 242 Sparkfield Street.
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Atlas Employment Company
Wilson
Mitchner Company
South Second Street
Inter Company
W. E Parkman
H.R. Mitchner
Southwest
Eyung Company
Las Vegas to Face Browns in Next Sunday's Game
A letter from the Browns management to Las Vegas asks for a game at the local diamond. Las Vegas accepts. The Meadow City band may alter its lineup. Tony Ortiz or McHie could start at first base. Subordination issues behind the scenes may affect personnel ahead of the contest.
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Las Vegas
Meadow City
Vegas
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Sunisys
Tony Ortiz
McHie
Ordle Se Thay
Matney Joins Browns For Brief Trial In New Mexico
The article notes Matney, the long boy formerly with the Pueblo Indians, agreed to a two week trial in Albuquerque. He previously played for Las Vegas last summer and faced the local club, which beat him 6 to 4 after a seventh inning rally. Matney credited with good effort despite signals being read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matney
Pueblo Indians
New Mexico
Las Vegas
Browns
Embalming Mixup After Cannery Patient
A death scene reveals an embalming error when a relative notes that the deceased, who had lived mainly on canned meats, is already embalmed. The undertaker and staff were preparing preservation fluid when the relative enters and points out the irony. The story frames a macabre, dark humor episode from an older incident in an undertaker's shop.
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Cate
Bill
Artesian Water Effort Reported in Estancia Valley
Special Correspondence Estancia N M June 12 Estancia Valley Development association held a meeting with seventy members to hear a report on subscriptions for stock in an artesian well company to be formed in Estancia The committee reported subscriptions exceeding 2800 and the association organized temporary officers President Lasater Vice President Nisbit Secretary Rassean Treasurer Van Stone A new meeting was set for next Monday to finalize a permanent organization and incorporate the company for 910000 then proceed to sink the well
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Estancia
N. M
Estancia Valley Development Association
Lasater
Vicw
Nisbit
Rassean
van Stone
Electrical Work Advertises Services and Equipment
Electrical work offered for all kinds of wiring and installations. A five man bowling team seeks opponents at the Western Bowling Alleys. Showcases include picnic baskets and hardware items from McIntosh Hardware. Stock includes electric fixtures, fans, and related supplies. Southwestern Electric and Construction Company promotes services and guaranteed work. A note says BF Copp and a dentist will be away on vacation for several days, with ladies welcome at the West Bowling Alleys.
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Southwestern Electric and Construction Company
Copp
Big Records From Jemez Springs Aboard Trout Tales
Switzer and Dixon of Oak barber shop and St Elmo clerk return from Jemez hot springs with trout and game stories. They fished streams near Sulphur and Cebolla, claimed success and wild game, while Captain Neher and Baxter tout fishing prowess. George Champion recovers from rheumatism after two days at the springs and returns to work at Albert Faber store.
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Switzer
Oak
Dad Jack Dixon
St. Elmo
Jemen Hot Springs
Black
Messrs
Dixon
Berthold Spits
Swyizer
Neher
George K. Neher
Fred Baxter
Jemez
Cebolla
Almit
Low Schoenecker
Ays
Baxter
Champion
George W. Champion
Sulphur
Albert Faber
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C.W. Cook, JR
Silver City
St. Louis, Mo
Teddy
Castle
Halle
George Arnot
Arnot
Depuy
Montoya
Bernalillo
Metcalf
Col. Greene
Cruces
Mitchner Gasoline Lighting Company
Mcintosh Hardware Company
BIG Records
Jemez Springs
Home Library
Albert
Faber
Railroad Ave
Albuquerque, N. M
Teppress
A. Sil
S. Second Street
Petree Ee
Williams
The
Williams Drug Co
Jemez Hot Springs
Lighe
W. L. Trimble & Co
J. B. Block
Prop
Hot Springs
Albuquerqu
A. J. Richards
West Railroad
Avenus
Colorado Telephone Co
Joseph Barnett
West Railroad Avenue
Seiosoet
Imperial Laundry Co
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