School Board Advances Ground Purchase and Bond Proposal
The school board approved buying property adjacent to the First Ward School in the Highlands for a playground. It also drafted a bill to allow New Mexico school districts to issue bonds for building and upgrading facilities, with elections, sinking funds, and 6 percent interest limits. The board sent the bill to Delegate Andrews for support. Local notices mention a woman arrested for drunkenness and a landlord-tenant rent dispute over a 619 West Railroad lodging house.
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Acho
Justice of the Peace
Craig
First Ward
Highlands
Emil Mann
Congress
Albuquerque
Delegue Andrews
Territories
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
United States
New Mexico
Municipal Corporation
Board of Education
Canon City Social Page Announces Raynolds Wedding
Miss Pansy Raynolds of Canon City Colorado married Hany Woods Dono van a New York City banker at the bride’s mother home. The ceremony followed a disrupted March 28 plans after the father’s death. The couple will reside in Bound Brook New Jersey.
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Pansy Raynolds
Canon City
Cole
Hany Woods Donovan
New York City
Magdalene. Raynolds
Fin Mediante
F. A. Raynolds
Colorado College
Columbia University
Wellsley College
Massachusetts
Bankers ‘Trust Company of
New York
East
Bound Brook
N. J
Lride
Joshua Rayfolds
City
Decker Resigns as Superintendent at American Lumber
Thurlow W. Decker resigns from the post of superintendent at American Lumber Company. He will relocate to California to pursue other opportunities, having long served the firm since its Albuquerque founding and under multiple general managers, leaving a noted void in the lumber trade in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurlow W. Decker
Salon
American Lumber Com
California
Decker
American Lambert Company
Girantle Corporation
Albuquerque
Ihe
Lee
Native man jailed after intoxicated stumble on Railton Avenue
A local man from Old Mealoo pleaded guilty to intoxicated behavior after being found in underwear by police near Railton Avenue. He was fined five dollars, with proceeds going to a chair gang fund. Police McMillin reports receiving a letter from Mrs. Kahn of Chicago seeking information about a missing spouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMillin
Mra. Kahn
Chicago
Water Users Set April 3 Ratification Vote
Attorney H. B. Holt reports Las Cruces growth and land buying while Dons Ana county looks to a prosperous season. The Water Users' association plans to ratify the government land project contract on April 3, enabling reclamation work to begin under government supervision at Leasburg with possible delay to mid summer due to spring freshet.
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H. B. Holt
Elephant Butte Dam
Government
Reclamation Service
Leasburg
Las Cruces
Reclamation Service Department
Collins' Bond Approved by Commissioners
The county commission approved the $2,000 bond of Glenville A. Collins, the governor's appointee for Santa Fe County assessor. Immediately after, an appointed successor reportedly entered the assessor’s office by force, taking books records and furniture.
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Collins’ Bond
Santa State
Glenville
A. Collins
County of
Santa Fe
Santa Meang
Collin
Meséra
Seligman
Kendall
Roybal
Andrews
Congregational Church Entertainment a Success
The Congregational church last night hosted a Ladies' Aid Society event in which the lecture room became a parlor and the study a dining room for a two course luncheon. Attendees enjoyed a program including piano solo, violin obligato, recitation, vocal solo, and a quartet, with decorations in green.
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Congregational Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Laaiter
Violly
Washburn
Mies
Josh Harris
Mr. Heald
Mixes Campfield
Lillies
Oho
Undertaker courted by child as scene disrupts street dance
In Albuquerque a funeral undertaker was serenaded by a child who ran from a gate and told him to return in two hours for her grandmother's meat dead. Separately Edward Andrews, recently named advisor to Santa Fe County, lies ill at home with appendicitis though not seriously. he recently replaced Anastacio Annales per Judge McFie.
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Albuquer
Primaries Loom in Portland Area as Campaign Heats Up
Portland report covers looming Republican and Democratic ward primaries set for Saturday night with city posts including mayor city clerk and aldermen at stake. Candidates like A K Walker P Hanley W Farr W H McMillion L H Chamberlin and others are named amid expected conventions March 24 26 and March 26 for nominations. Local figures Owen Sprecher and Scotty feature in a broader political clash while miners claim threats and a case against Scotty develops.
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Scotty
Portland
Times-Index
Doston
Owen
Warner Scott
Battle of
Windy Gap
Sprecher
Boston
Widemann
Tiseras Avenue
Orter
Hickey
Sigfried Gransfeld
Coney Morel
William Farr
W. H.J. McMillion
Third Ward
Elks’ Theater
Gold Avenue
T. N. Wilkerson
W. H. Gillenwater
G. L. Brooks
Jacob Weinmann
George Arnot
Roxenwald
W. H. Hahn
Simon Stern
W. G. Hope
Rej
Harry F. Lee
Henry Rogers
L. H. Chamberlin
Rogers
Repub
Colombo Hall
North Second Street
M. Brode
Uve
Pennsylvania
Walker
Ariz
Ingo
Prescott
Elty
Frank McKee
Nelli B. Field
Mnny
Socialist Party
Local Notes on Medical Members and City Commerce
The article lists two New Mexico physicians Dr W W Spargo of Albuquerque and Dr J L Burnham of Las Cruces in the American Medical Association. It notes the Blanchard Meat and Supply meat shop interior is being refreshed by painters and paperhangers, and reports the Englewood rooming house closure and planned renovation. It mentions J H McCutchen and his bond over a criminal libel indictment, plus a Churchill ad style endorsement and stock quotations from New York.
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American Medical Association
American Medical Journal
Marca
New Mexico
W. W. Spargo
Albuquerque
J. L. Burnham
Las Cruces
Blanchard Meat and Supply Company
Wilson
Farr
Ortega
Englewood
D. W. Strong
The
Industrial Advertiser
Santa Fe County Grand Jury
W. J. Raynolds
San Marcial
Santa Fe
McCutchen
Frank
Thomas Stubbell
W. 8. Hopewell
Ernest Meyers
Albuqueratte
Apples! Apples! Price at ALMER on North Finer Street
Apples priced at 2.25 dollars per ene at ALMER located at 601 North Finer Street.
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Almer
North
Finer Street
Scotty and the Death Valley Incident
A. W. de Lyle reports Scotty and his gang face a lethal assault case centered on Shorty Smith Daggett arrests and the Death Valley defendants. Sheriff Ralyas pursues Mam Keyes and A Y Pearl as key witnesses while Daggett updates suggest possible early release with defense counsel present.
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A. W. de Lyle
Clair
Scotty
Los
Tim
Sheri Ralyas
Mam Keyes
Death Valley
A. Y. Pearl
Keyes
For Sale Young Holstein and Durham Cows
Car load of young Mol Stein and Durham cows coming fresh in two to three weeks. From top Denver dairy farms. See them at Tymble's corral Copper Avenue near Second Street. J. Vrisarre expert chef at the White Elephant will serve a merchants' lunch 11 to 2:30 daily.
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Durham
Denver
White Elephant
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Mrs. Raynolds
American Lumber Company
Congregational Church Entertainment
W. W. Kearney
the Independent
Lowry City
Atchison. Com
Atchison
New York Central Pennsylvania
Southern Pach
Union Pacific
Copperoo
U. B.S
Bond
the Geo
T. Stagg Co. Diatiliers
Prankpout, KY
Melini & Eakin
Scotty and the
Shorty” Smith
Young Holstein
Elks’ Opera House
Nook
Charles B. Hanford
Lec c
Marie Drofnah
1Ford
the Old Guard
Matson's
Ellis’ Opera House
Ellery Band
Ferallo
B. F. Copp
D. D
Room
N. T. Arale Building
Pioneer Bakery
Simon Balling
Bailing Bros
Wequard
1St Street
Crown Studio
Over Post Hardware CO
West Railroad Ave
Stelatl
Fh. S. Lithgow & Co
Atti
Sin Men
Miasters Cole
Prone
Nome Supply Company
Just
Albert Faber
Madam Gross
A. J. Richardsi
St. Elmo
Joseph Barnett
Propr
M. Berger
West Copper Ave
Old Albuquerque Cathedral
Alvarado Hotel
Borradaile & CO
Fire Department
Colorado Telephone Coo
Wootton & Myer
Third St
N. Mt
Wagoccoanes
Jemez Hot Springs
W. L. Kie & Co
Aibocierses
N. M
B. Block
Perea
N. B
Rankin & CO
Apmije
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