Railroad Notes From Santa Fe Central Area
Train No 10 carried forty five natives to Windfield Kansas for railroad work. Division Superintendent B E Gibson left for Grand Canyon in private car with daughters Edna and Mrs Stanley Weld. A coal car fire triggered a double alarm but was extinguished with little damage. Rankin resigns as bill clerk. Peterson from Chicago to fill role. Grimshaws return from Denver. Grimshaw attends Santa Fe Central business. Santa Fe brake man KR Kelley fined thirty for a Sunday brawl at Graham’s saloon. he blames leaking oil for trouble. P O Walker roadmaster en route to Topeka. John Quinn replaces him at San Marelal. Train No 2 washed out west of Winslow, rescheduled as No 8. Rain increases westward flow into Arizona and Pacific coast. Eighteen families move to Estancia valley via Santa Fe Central. land filings rise from Mountainair to Estancia. Mules dying from disease on Belen Cutoff. M I Deacon to Epris to tend to animals, then plans permanent return to Santa Fe.
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Windfield
Kan
BE. J. Gib
Santa Fe
Grand Canyon
Edna Gibson
Stanley Weld
S. J. Grimshaw
P.O. Walker
Rio Grande
Topeka
Walker
San Marelal
John Quinn
Mr. Quinn
Mr. Walker
Winslow
Arizona
Pacific Coast
Belen
Deacon
Grant Construction Company
McCabe and Steen Consttruction Company
Epris
Eain
State Bank at Socorro organized with local stock only
The Socorro State bank was formed with 330 000 capital stock all held by Socorro residents. Joseph Price, longtime Socorro merchant, led the effort. Citizens subscribed heavily while outsiders were barred. Local merchants and business men earned praise for the advance.
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State Bank AT
Socorro
Socorro County
Socorro Merchan
Socorro Bank Founded By Price Family In City
Enthusiasm in Socorro centers on a new state bank founded by Mr Price and his son after selling the mercantile business. The $30,000 capital stock is fully subscribed by local residents and deposits are flowing in, signaling strong early success for the institution.
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Price
Socorro
Gompers Daughter Debuts as Vocalist
Sadie Julia Gompers daughter of Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, has made her concert debut as a vocalist praised for unusual sweetness and sympathetic quality. Her training began in Washington schools under Alyce Bentley and continued in New York on Bandmaster Diss's advice with public appearances alongside Rube Ferns and Charte Steger. Also notes boxing statements and a testimonial for Hucklen's Arnica Salve as a medical highlight.
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Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Sadie Julia Gompers
Alyce Bentley
Washington Public Schools
New York
Diss
Most Any Thing Ice Edition Teases Summer Tricks
A jumble of quotes and anecdotes from readers runs through the item, noting Marguerite Smythe of New York and Mrs Western in a humorous town talk. Reports on a poverty social, a stage manager mission, and a plan to publish the ice edition headline a collection of playful vignettes and local curiosities.
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Marguerite Smythe
New York
Mra. Western
Oll Man Western
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Baldwin
J. D. Emmons
Hoosier
Albuquerque Hardware CO
F. A. Rankin
East
Rankin
Peterson
Chicago
Santa Fe Central Railway Company
Estancia
Mountainair
Gompers
Rube Ferns
Charte Steger
Buffalo
Hucklen
E. R. Mulford
Waynesboro
Julio, Gompers
Sandusky
Connecticut
Fullertown
Chagrin ‘Falls
Hamilton
Storms
Humph
Andrew Carnegie
Andy
Tom
Lawson
Giles Segar
Rochester
Rice Woods
Walter Rice
Rice
Chas Campbell
Sullivan
Wellington
Uncle Joe
Jerome
Parkersburg
Here
Cohoes
Upper Hudson
Tegan
Tee
Jed Simpson
Battery
Harlem
Broadway Pike
New York Central
Jed
Cincinnati
Jeff Putnam
Jeff
Om McCreery
The
Brooklyns
Pittsburg Steel Works
Elks’ Theatre
Dora Thorne
Bertha M. Clay
Matson
Third Street
Emil Kleinwort
North Third Street
Maron
Thos. F. Keleher
Railroad Avenue
F. G. Pratt & Co
Casino
Heekin & Co
Imboden
Hillsboro Creamery
South Second Street
A. Sleyster Insurance
Real Estate Notary Public
Cromwell Block
Albuqur Automatic
A. D. Johnson
Sampson Wind Mills
Auto Phone
Colorado
Red
Williams Drug Co
Blue Front
W. Rallrond Ave
Gross, Kelly & Co., Inc
Wool
Albuquerque
Las Vegas
Imperial Laundry CO
RIO Grande Lumber CO
Marquette
B. F. Copp
D.D.S. Room
N. T. Armijo Building
Provi
Cerrillos
W.H. Hahn & CO
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Spapnovsnsipasnanolo
Thornton
Roth
Walter Street
Ri Pvlovonononon
Just
Phaetony
A. E. Walker
Fire Insurance
Mutual Building Association
J. C. Baldridge
Draggie
Weakington Avenue
Albuquerue
N. M
South Third Street
Silver Avenue
M. Grenadino & CO
N. Peach & CO
West Gold Avenue
Keir
J. Korber &O
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Standard Plumbing Co
Standard Heating & Plumbing Company
Cole
New Mexico
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Kansas City
Galveston
San Francisco
Los Angeles
el Paso
Old Mexico
Belen Town and Improvement Company
Ul Luo
Belen Patent
Helen
Belew Town and Improvement Company
John Becker
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