Washington Notes On Torn Two Dollar Bills And Mulkey’s Brief Senate Stint
Washington dispatch details a Treasury investigation into torn two dollar bills tied to a pool hall superstition, noting New York banks sent the mutilated notes. It also covers M. C. Latta’s rise at the White House and Oregon Senator Fred Mulkey’s short, amicable stint in the Senate plus his return to Oregon with lifelong title.
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Washington
Treasury
New York
Secret Service
Ely
Fred Mulkey
Oregon
Mitchell
Mulkey
Senate
Sena
Ex Governor Brodie Receives Army Promotion in Philippines
Former Arizona governor Mexander C. Brodie has been promoted from paymaster major to lieutenant colonel and assistant adjutant general in the regular army. He is stationed in the Philippine Islands after two years of service, following an earlier West Point education and Spanish-American War service.
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Mexander C. Brodie
Arizona
Philippi Islands
Gov. Brodie
Roosevelt
Secon
Kibbey
Coal
Mystery surrounds Gabaldon girl disappearance
Juanita Gabaldon, 15, vanished from her foster home Sunday afternoon. Police learned of the case Monday and pursue various alibis and stories from a friend who was with her. Investigators target a possible older boyfriend and a river bridge meeting as crucial clues while guardian Pedro Gabaldon, a furniture store employee, aids the search.
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Pedro Gabaldon
Juniata
Barelaa
Juanita
Wade
Romero
Barclay
Cas
Itomera
Harelas
H. Benjamin & Co
Gold Avenue
Mothers Favor Lights In Town Clock Debate
A family quarrel over lighting the town clock unfolds as a daughter and her beau favor lights while the mother and papa oppose. The clock’s dial is unseen in darkness, and the girl proclaims victory when the steeple clock remains unlit, highlighting generational tension and home ambiance.
Pot of tea costs Cornwell five dollars a charge
Thamas Cornwell was brought before Judge Craig after a Sturges lunch room incident. He pleaded not guilty to drunken and disorderly conduct. Waiter Homey Arron testified. Cornwell claimed Hubbell invited him and paid for two suppers and the tea. Arron said Cornwell ordered the tea after Hubbell left, while under whisky influence. Judge Craig fined Cornwell five dollars or five days in jail.
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Sturges
Craig
Cornwell
Homey Arron
Charles Hubbell
Hubbell
Arron
Haver
Krad
Opposed House Bill No. 224 on Saline Lands in New Mexico
Dr. Tight and others oppose Green’s House Bill No. 224 alleging the saline lands in Socorro County are University property under a prior act of Congress. The bill would restrict encumbrance for five years and grant domestic salt use to New Mexico residents, with repeal of conflicting acts and immediate effect upon passage.
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Congress
House
Socorro County
Frank A. Hubbell
Hubbell
University
Crater Lake
Amus Ented
New Mexico
Mexico
Telegraphic Markets Narrowly Shifted by Private Wires
Financial notes from New York and London show stocks firming with strong demand for Pennsylvanian and United States Steel. Treasury redeems seven and a quarter million dollars of fours as treasuries report no bank rate cut until April while gold demand remains heavy for the period. Livestock markets in Kansas City Chicago and Omaha show steady to higher tendencies with cattle and sheep receipts strong and prices holding.
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London
St. Paul
Union Paroil
Pennsylvania
United States Steel
Maret
Treasury
Otero vs City of Albuquerque ends with Otero owner of city hall
City hall ownership dispute resolved with Otero granted ownership and rent claims upheld as reasonable by the court. Judgment notes Otero’s entitlement to doubled rent from vacating notice and calls the decision a victory for him. Includes related cases and juror list, plus wedding notice of William Morris and Miss Hattie Drolet.
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Otero
City of
Albuquerque
Henry
Col
Armijo of
Meléni & Bakin
Jose Casas
A Hot Time in Old Santa Fe Today Continues
A chaotic legislative session described with applause and order restored by the sergeant at arms. The house passed measures including a veto overridden by 17 to 6 and a bill to abolish the public printer office by 16 to 7. A joint conference on a new appropriation bill faced doubt about timely passage before adjournment.
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Old Santa FE
Ayovernor
House
Joint Conference
Holt
Beach
Hudspetl
Abbott
Santa
Amures
Laying Connecting Rail on Santa Fe Cut Off
Am J Fulter arrived from Mountainair this morning. Laying of the connecting rail on the Santa Fe cut is only a day or two away. Masonry work on the eastern division advances with several days’ progress, three miles from the tail ends of the western division. The bridge at Bye spans forty feet of rock and dirt with a substantial arch. the arch end holds about 900,000 cubic yards of dirt. Workers on the eastern division have been ordered to Helen.
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AM. J. Fulter
Mountainair
Santa Fe
Uume
Curie
Maxsonry
Bye
Rock Island
Helen
Hans Hanson Company Brings High Class Entertainers This Season
The Hans Hanson company is touted as top tier entertainment, promising a standout lineup this season. Officials emphasize quality and audience appeal as bookings commence and promotional materials roll out.
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Hans Hanson Company
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