Deaf and Dumb Delinquents Ride Aimless to Grants
Three deaf mutes Mark Kearne BP Martin and M J Flint aboard a delayed train after a derailment at Maxwell Cy N M claim innocence and say they are headed home to Denver. They were arrested for alleged burglary but insist they did not steal. Troops of the Ninth Cavalry pass Albuquerque en route to the Presidio San Francisco with plans to sail for the Philippines.
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Maxwell Cy
N. M
Mark Kearne
BP. Martin
M. J. Flint
Grants
Filot
Donover
Graite
Fint
McMulta
Ninth United States Cavalry
Albuquerque
Presido
San Francisco
Philippines
FP. G
Hyoli
Stewert
United States
Ninth Cavalry
Tenth Cavalry
Fort Sheridan
Ninth
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Elehty
West Point
Military Academy
A. J. Davis
Ellsworth Sogale
Cmmand
Japs with Money Visit Albuquerque
Wealthy Japanese visitors Takeuchi and Haseochimoto, residents of Denver for about ten years, arrived in Albuquerque and spoke of plans to sail to Yokohama and Manchuria. Takeuchi hopes to start a sugar beet farm in Manchuria, while Haseochimoto plans to place his son in Denver schools and return to Japan. They praised Albuquerque’s prospects and noted a growing city outlook.
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I. Takeuchi
BR. Haseskimote
Denver
San Francisco
Takeuchi
Yokohama
Japan
Hasechimoto
Takeuch
San
Yokohamna
Manchuria
United States
Yecchimoto
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Police Court roundup of drunks and fines in city records
Jacob Oswald faced Polow Judee Crate for being drunk and disorderly, pled not guilty, then fined 10 dollars or ten days after late evidence. Last week another fine and five days. Garcia fined 10 dollars for dumping trash, remitted on promise to clean. Smith and wife detain in city jail after begging. plan to flee if released. Multiple suspects tied to theft and lookout for Winchell as police pursue authorities.
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Jacob Oswald
Polow Judee
Jog Salazar
Manuel Garcia
Mountain Road
Garcia
Smith
Ripples
McMillin
Matt Mateon
Alex
Gus Gustaffson
Beret
Clark Winchell
Ranger
Bara
Winchell
Telegraphic Markets Report From New York And Kansas City
Market summaries show American stocks in London at irregular parity. Bank of England rate holds. gold demand strong. Copper opens down slightly. interior banks increasing New York deposits. Kansas City livestock receipts rise with mixed cattle and sheep prices. Western and Texas bids noted. Wool market in St Louis steady. local ad touts beer at Walton’s Drug Store.
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New York
London
Bank of Boeland
United States Steel
Pennsylvania
National City Bank
Kansas City
American Car Foundry
Atchison
Baltimore and Ohio
Brooklyn Raplt Transit
Canadian Pacific
Colorado Fuel
Chicago Great Western
Chesapeake and Ohio
Erle
Missouri Isl
Bid Pacific
New York Central
Pennsyly
Southern Pact
Union Pi Ifie
USS Pf
Greene Cananes
Tsk
South Fe Copper
North Butte Ag
Old Dominion
Bay Butte Coalition A
Shafer
Ales
Fiddling Relative of Buffalo Bill Charms Albuquerque Crowd
Reuben Cody claiming Buffalo Bill lineage performs with a violin in Albuquerque streets and venues. He demonstrates virtuosity, night club stunts, and voice imitations, recounting a mountain duel where music tamed a wild beast. At 21, he has toured widely and trained in Kungus City.
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Albuquerque
House of Buffalo Bil
Sin
Reuben Cody
Buffalo
Buffalo Bill
England
Addie
Reuben
Chicago
Polly
Tim
Wild Beast
Han
Jas
Kungus City
Cattle suffer in San Luis Valley report from Alamosa
Charles Sankey reports severe winter hunger in the San Luis Valley as three inches of new snow and three feet deep drifts strand cattle. Cattle seek scarce grass and browse while bellowing echoes for miles. Flooding rivers and thawing banks threaten beyond.
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Charles Sankey
Alamosa
Cole
Lule Valley
Lankey
Federation Repre Representatives See President
Washington reports Central Federation Union of New York representatives met President Nevll day to discuss a letter to Representative Sherman Mayer. The dialogue aimed at a desirable settlement. no commitments were made. A letter to be read at Sunday meeting was mentioned, with a tense yet cordial tone throughout the exchange.
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Washington
A. Coakley
Jane Maurice Brown
Wil Henry
Central Federation Union of New York
Nevell Day
Sherman Dobed Mayer
Amy
Shriners In Train Lords Take Albuquerque By Storm
The Shriners caravan bound for the Imperial Council meet travels via Colorado Springs Pike's Peak and the Grand Canyon en route to California. The Murat temple delegation from Indianapolis, led by Potentate J. Jacoby, arrives after stops at Denver and Santa Fe amid delays from a Maxwell City derailment.
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Shriners
Albuquerque
Colorado Springs
Pike's Peak
Grand Canyon of the Colorado
Ariana
Lales
T E Ani
Britikn Columbia
St. Paul
Murat Temple
Fidianapolis
J. Jacoby
Potentate
O. L. Wade
Indianapolis
Denver
Lorade Springs
Santa Fe
Maxwell City
Jacoby
Law Fem of Fairebanks & Jacoby
Charles. B. Fairbanks
N. ML
Shriners Train Arrives In Pittsburg at 12 35 PM
The Syria temple of Pittsburg Pa arrived on a special train at 12 35 PM with 145 members including 53 women. The nine-car train featured five Pullmans two dining cars a baggage car and a 6 1/2 foot club car with lounge buffet barber shop and bath. Officials on board included Wm A. Griffith and Wm S. Brown Imperial Treasurer Geo McCannin Alex Ger Co H Winkes and Mrs Bredth. Osiris temple Wheeling W Va and other temples from New York Cedar Rapids and Erie were also represented. Arrival later that night was uncertain due to a road wreck.
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Syria Temple
Pittsburg
Tela
Wm. A. Griffith
Syria
Hobingon
Wm S. Brown
Imperial
Shriners of North America
Geo. McCannin
Alex Ger
H. Winkes
Mackas| Steel Co
Mer “de Mrs
Osiris
Geo. W. Watershall
B.C. Lins
W. Irwin
Shobert Ik Ih
Onarge
Springfield Shriner and Knights Leader Seeks Meeting in Albuquerque
A Springfield Shriner and Knights of Pythias member, heading to Los Angeles with his party, urges support for Albuquerque to host the supreme lodge Knights of Pythias meeting as the organization contemplates the western move this year. He credits past efforts and vows to boost the bid.
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Ethal Temple of Shriners
Sof
Springfield
Mare
Knights of Pyrthias
Los Angeles
Alvarado
Supreme Lodge of Knights of 6
Pythlae
Albuquerque
Judge Abbott
Sellers on Silver City Town Visit Sparks Trade Talk
Sellers, a noted real estate figure, returns from a trip to Silver City where he praises brisk commerce. He recalls ten mule teams hauling two large ore wagons toward the Burro mountains, likening it to old times. Advertising note mentions Rosecomb and Leghorn hens for sale by J. E. Pauley in Retancia.
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Sellers
Silver City
Burro Mountains
Stacy Did It In Albuquerque Painted Minds And Faces
A fragmentary verse piece references Stacy and Stivey in Albuquerque New Mexico. The text mentions painting, advertising, and changing perceptions as people react to the artwork and its spread through the town.
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Stivey
Paliters
Stcy
Albuquerque
Summer heat prompts street scene in Albuquerque
A fragmentary report describes a street sighting near a mid afternoon area on D Trustirdad avenue where two women and a slim 12 year old girl walk. The girl appears barefoot with unusual footwear. The text notes mothers forcing children to wear shoes every summer, with a curious remark on attire.
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Eure
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Jacob Oswald— Hepggall
F. J. Graft & Co
Barnett Building
Alng
Helfern
Omaha Aventeds
Omana
Texas
Ewes
Ter
St. Louis
1. Louis
Waltons Drug Store
Bill
San Louis Valley
Sug Mountain Road
Colorado
Sation
Iapa Assurance Society
Oaurance Company
Prewitt & Prewiitt
Albuquerque Carriage — Company
Viet and
Pittsburg Shriners
Maven Temple
Zenoblu Temple
Potentate Young
Mass
Eeeeeere
J. E. Pauley
Highland
Bambrook Bros
John Street
Co. F
Alien
Zakima Wash
U.S.A
Co-Operative Realty CO
J. Elder
Armijo Building
The
Eny
Panamas
Expres
3Rd St
Gold Ave
Stacy
Ae Minor
Vader
Albert Faber
N. H. Andrus
A. T
West Gold Ave
Bank of Commerce
F. Tomei & Brothers W
Savoy Hotel
C. E. Suntaagg
Colorado Telephone CO
Meat Market
South Edith
Cortes
Shope
Superior Planing
J.C. Baldridge
Sherwin-Williams
Locke
First Street
Coal Ave
New Mex
A Korber & CO
Aus
Erque, N
North Second ST
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