Fire risk and inquest dominate Albuquerque court day
Amid dramatic legal sparring over charges for a suspected arson and a sensational coroner inquest, Albuquerque’s police court heard Hardeman’s alleged assault on Chavez with a claim of arson, a vigil on Paxton’s death at the crossing, and a separate clemency plea. Witnesses sponge the trials as coroner's proceedings run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardeman
Frank Rose
Will de- Chavez
Hopecide
J. W. Paxton
William Hardeman
E. Chavez
Crawford
Chavez
Hickey
Chaves
Territorial
Third Street
Ariver
Whitley Company
Santa Fe California Limited
New York actors tour to open Traction Park Casino
Colonel W H Greer of Albuquerque Traction hosts his brother Julian Greer, actor and painter, in New York city. He plans to take him to Omaha to witness a theatre troupe opening the Traction Park Casino on May 15. The company, 16 strong, includes Nestor Lennon, Virginia Anderson, and Maud Adams. They aim to bring top New York productions westward and expect to stay through the summer. Julian says they will open mid May and perform in Omaha, with their own scene painter and elaborate scenery. He is impressed by the casino and believes it suits a city of 100000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intel
Paxton
Dan
Whitney
W. Paxton
Whitney Company
Mr. Paxton
W. H. Greer
Albuquerque Traction Company
Julian Greer
New York City
Omaha
Neb
Traction Park Casino
New York
Juliane Greer
Nestor Lennaon
Nat Goodwin
Virginia Anderson
Maud Adams
Mr. Julian
Traction Park
Accommodations Secured for Albuquerque Elks Convention
J. Bennett heads the lodging committee planning for the Albuquerque lodge to attend the Grand Lodge of Elks in Denver the third week in July. Denver merchants have raised 60000 for entertaining visitors as the local lodge secures 100 places at Hotel La Shell. Railroad arrangements are underway with Santa Fe for reduced rates, and a marching club is forming to boost Albuquerque representation.
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J. €. Bennett
Lodge of Elks
Grand Lodge of Elks
Denver
Albuquerque, Ly
D. A. Macpherson
Elks
Ion
Santa Fe
Denver Lodge
Klks
Grand Lodge
Albuquerque Elks
Albuquerque
Developing Caballo Mountain Mines
J. Torrance develops property 22 miles northwest of Rincon New Mexico in the Caballo Mountains. Prospect shows 12 foot depth with 26 percent lead 2 percent copper 50 percent silica and trace gold. Torrance travels east to secure funds for thorough exploitation of the property.
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J. &Torrnce
Rincon
N. M
Chicago
Torrance
Jap Clark Remanded Back to Penitentiary in Santa Fe Case
District Attorney Frank W. Clancy returned from Estancia to attend habeas corpus proceedings in the Jap Clark murder case. Judge Mann remanded Clark to the penitentiary at Santa Fe for safe keeping and ruled evidence may be taken there when witnesses are ready, naming Harry S. Clancy referee.
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Frank W. Clancy
Estancia
Jap Clark
Clark
James Chase
Eee
Jattle Santa Fe
Renehan
Mann
Santa Fe
Fand
Santi Fe
Harry 8S. Clancy
Lots in the New Grant Tract Are All Sold
Colonel D K B Sellers reports brisk demand for unimproved building lots in Albuquerque. The New Grant tract at North Mourth and North Sixth Streets, platted and marketed a month ago, has disposed of 71 lots to 42 buyers. Second transfers show 15 to 25 percent over original price, with about 1,000 homes expected to be built next year.
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Albuquerque
D. K. B. Sellers
Grant
North Mourth
North Sixth Streets
Pound Sale Announcement: Ponies Offered by City Marshal
One brown pony about five years old with one white foot branded on right hip and left flank. Also four ponies about six years old with white markings and four white legs. To be sold at city pound Saturday morning at 10 o clock. Thomas McMillin, City Marshal.
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Thomas McMillin
Company G Holds Competitive Drill For Stripes
Company G conducts a competitive drill with only two qualify for stripes. Another drill will be held Friday night with Major Eider inspecting. Judges included Major Isider Colonel Borradane and Captain Ruppe.
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Kergeant
Eider
Isider
Borradane
Ruppe
Jane All Wen
Jong Miliary
Willi Tney
Tarkington
For Sale Notice Fragments From Albuquerque Area
Fragments show items for sale including sewing machines, beds, a large cutting table, and a candy kitchen with ice cream parlor in Albuquerque. Includes street addresses North Fifth, South Second, Gowery and Market. Mentions a business at an especially low price with rent listed as 35 dollars.
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North Fifth Street
Albuquerque
South Second Street
Barelas Ditch Clearance Faces City Obstructions
The Barelas ditch works in the city limits reveal many encroachments by nearby property owners blocking the right of way and banks. Fences must be moved back to allow dirt piling as diggers clear debris from the banks. Objects ranging from cooking stoves to revolvers and old tools are being dug out, with the effort ongoing. The mayor and assistants pledge proper clearance for the benefit of farmers and gardeners after more than 200 years of operation and established rights. ESLAVIO VIG and companions arrived from the south, spending the day awaiting a Los Angeles-bound train with Mt. Doheny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barelas
Eslavio
Los Angeles
Mt. Doheny
Doben
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Jency
Rose Ix & Seamister
J.T. Garver
Sixth Street
Tijeras Avenue
W. G. Hope
Rose
Dr. Hope
Rosé
Hope
Raw
Marshal McMillin
Mell Summers
B. Ruppe
John Hart
Irwin Hale
Terry Armijo
L. Grad
O. W. Strong
Strong's Sons
Schwentker
el Paso
Stanford
Tex
A. W. Shaw
Uulsery
Byron Archibald
Limited
Wight
Marl
Mr .Archibald
Roosevelt
Archibald
Earl Stevens
Windy
South First Street
Mortuary
Leo Lavine
Savannah
New Mexico
St. Joseph's Sanitarium
Belax
Cine
Knights of Columb
Remilps
Cecilia Ida Benson
Gallup
Cecilla Ida Benson
Creston
California
Rim
Roy &. Benson
Chicago, Buriington & Quincy Railroad Company
Kansas City
Casino
Caballo Mountain
New Grant
Paya
Chautauqua
Lead Avenue
Rome
Company G
Just
Albert Faber
New York Fair
Antonio Armijo
Chile
Albuquerque Foundry and Machine Works
R. P. Mall, Proprietor Iron and Brass Castings
The
St. Elmo
Joseph Barnett
Prop
Gpectatty
Oeo
Oeooes
Binion Stern
Elks' Theatre
the Bath
Patten and
Perry
Jerry
Kerry
Mateon
Melini & Eakin
Holesque
Civar
Yellowstone
O. F. C. Whiskles
Moet & Chandon
Gt. Louis A. B
Bohemian
Jos
Schlitz Milwaukee
A. J. Richards
M. Berger
West Copper Ave
Cath
Buquerque DO Hotel Trccial Club
Austrian
China
Borradaile & CO
Cota Avenue
Fine Department
Illiness
Sector
Colorado Telephone Co
Wootton & Myer
Chas. L. Keppeler
South Second St
State
House—Black
Rankin & CO
N. T. Armijo Building
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