Commencement Week At University Of New Mexico
Commencement season opens Monday with final exams and class day exercises on campus. The Elks opera house hosts the oratorical contest with speakers including Roy Baldwin and Allan Kellar. The Preparatory department holds its separate ceremony, while the main graduates await Friday’s address by Ex-Gov. Hagerman.
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Elks Opera House
Roy Baldwin
Frank C. Light
William Wroth
Abraham Lincoln
Frank Peavy
Allan Kellar
J. EB. Clark
Santa Fe
A. B. McMillen
Inalis
Dr. Hope
Rev. Marsh
W. P. Johnson
New Mexico
Santa
Cinse
Tillie Allen
Errett Vai ‘Jeave
Lola Stowell
John Wagner
Eugenia Keleber
Kenneth Heald
Board of Regents
Herbert J. Hagerman
Kate Cunningham
Rose Marsh
Katel Niving
Vida Finney
Nellie Nash
Olive Zener
Beatrice Murphy
Anita Jasper
Hugh Cooper
Elke Opera House
Funeral of Mrs Garrard Held at Adame Chapel
The funeral for Mrs W W Garrard occurred yesterday. Interment followed at private cemetery. Brow the Collmayes served a large dinner of chicken and dumplings and spring lamb in Albuquerque.
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W. W. Garrard
Adame
Pabrviey
Free Band Concert by a Lumber Company Band
A lumber company hosts a free band concert Sunday afternoon at the local park. The event features the company band performing light classics and marches for community enjoyment.
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Lumber Company
Fark Sanday
Gallup Electric Light Company Case Postponed
The Gallup Light and Power company versus Pacific Improvement Company and others was postponed from yesterday afternoon due to missing witnesses. The case, begun in Judge Abbott's chambers, will resume Monday after a dispute over a contract and noncompetition agreement between the parties.
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Gallup Electric Light Company
Gallup Light & Power Company
Pacific Improvement Company
Gregory Page
Gus Mulholland
J. H Coddington
J. A. Gordon
Palmer Ketner
Judge Abbott
District Court
Aceos
Gallup Electric Light & Power Company
Defendan
Paiit
Gallup
Pant
Page
At Fe
Hie Ret Holdings
Ata A de Fueitic
F Fement
Lost Bullion Letters Will Be Boomerangs
Denver May 4 The Denver rent office reports a fraud order from the U S Treasury Department against Lost Bullion Spanoh Mines Company and Blackman indicted by a Pueblo grand jury The order means mail to the company will be returned to sender unopened and stamped with a question for the sender to answer Also mentioned are special rubber tired folding go carts and Vutrelle Furniture Co.
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J. G. Gatcomb
Acer
Nieman Boy
Gito
Los Angeles
Gatcomb
Ottoman
Belmont
Mr. Gatcomb
Sonoma Otel
ADO Springer
Robi
A. Smith
Denver
Colo
Denver Rent Office
Prmhaster General's Department
Washington
Spanoh Minespany
Black~ Nan
Grand Wy
Pueblo
Ap. Vutrelle Furniture Co
L Mines and Shriners Meet in Magdalena District
Prominent mining men C. T. Brown and W. A. True, officers of the Mines Development Co., discuss Key group mining progress near the Kelly district. They report road-building, ore bin construction, and plans to ship ore next week as tunnels connecting Key and Tip Top advance. Shriners from Ballut Abyad temple and Court of Isis hold ceremonies with Albuquerque turnout and expect departures to Los Angeles for the conclave.
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Shriners
C. T. Brown
WH. A. True
Socarre
Mines Development Company
Kelly District
Kelly Mines
Brown
Tip Top
Magdalena
Magdalena District
Mr. Brown
Magdalena Mountains
Teue
Sin Hearts
Baliut Abyad
Noble Myette Shriners
Harry Clay Ribe
Socorry
Thore
Thomas N. Wilkerson
Flinetrious
W. D. McFerran
Rabban
J. F. Pierce
A. S. Malloy
JC. Ferger
E.G. Alien
Oriental Suide
Frank Mebh
Hard Gunsul
Cushman
FJ Holes
Paul Tewtsch
Smard
Paul Teutsch
Court of Isle
Laura A. Newcombe
Elizabeth A. McGreror
Maggie W. Porterfield
Sliver
Chiy
Isis
Alvarado
Oasis of
Los Angeles
Albuquerque
Hollenbeck Hotel
Hella Temple
Dallas
Texas
Dullas
Ballut Abyad
W. H. Duck
Terminal Cattle Sanitary Board
Sliver Cty
Jack
John H. Braggam
Silver City
Alexander McGregor
Sliver City
San Francisco
Frisco
McGregor
Korea
Fraser & Chalmers Company
Porterfield
Suver City
W. H. Newcomb
Gus G. Johnson
Colorado Fuel & Iron Company
Starkville
Colo
A. A
New Mexico
William Slaughter
Roswell
N. M
Mra. Slaughter
Col. Snook
Railroad Conda
Raton
Hammer
Low Vesas
FR. Brown
Las Vegas
GA. Milroy
San Vern
San Maretal
Shriier Temple
Willian DB
Redcliffe
Santa Fe Railway
Beten
Misa Krovhoke
Bullat Abyad Tempe
Dr. Radcliffe
Mise Kroenke
Loa Angele
Telegraphic Markets Quietly Reports and Rumors
Quoted by F J Graf & Co from New York wires. Market notes include copper method rumors, rail contracts unsettled, steel outlook weak, and weather affecting trade in Kansas Texas Nebraska. Chicago live cattle prices and Western market receipts listed. egg and wool prices cited alongside money and silver rates. Zeiger's Cafe advertises Sunday dinner.
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New York
Jomtela
Revere
Kateas
Nebrowkc
Texas
Sir William Ramsay
Rsh
Duas Review
Ikeoes Maya
Cfone
Shower Gifts At West Geld Avenue Women’s Club Shower
A ladies’ afternoon benefit at the Womens club on West Geld Avenue featured a generous display of gifts. Attendees praised donors for providing china plates cups saucers silver, kitchenware, a lemonade set, pedestals, and a handsome mission chair. The event fostered gratitude toward supporters and highlighted clubroom improvements.
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Wormens Club
Geld Avenue
Traud
Hana
Watts
Ann
Will Take Money From Arizona Over Territory Laws
Denver reports from May 4 to 6 showing order by dutlaw Bile on the purt yesterday enables Receiver H Malone of the Fidelity Savings and Wrlation to withdraw around $24,000 in deposits. The funds were placed under territorial law governing savings and loan associations within the territory. Free lunch advertised at the White Elephant.
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Denver
Dutlaw Bile
H Malone
Fidelity Savings
Ritenal Treseaury
Mrs Roosevelt's Yacht Narrow Escape Near Washington
Mrs Roosevelt and several on board the yacht Sylph narrowly escaped a serious accident as it returned to Washington down the Potomac. A misjudgment caused the boat to pass its dock and collide with a tug. the flagpole crashed to the deck but no one was hurt.
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Washington, D.C
Mrs Cohon Chooses Albuquerque as Best Place
Mrs Margerite Cohon, once ill and misrepresented after a trip to Raton, denies illness and asks readers for aid. She explains she traveled via Trinidad to Denver, found Albuquerque best for her, and prefers living there though she declines details.
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Margerite Cohon
Raton
Agen
Trinidad
Denver
Albuquerque
Colorado National Co Lipe Assurance Society Ad
The Colorado National Co Lipe Assurance Society advertises as an old time insurance company with ample capital and conservative yet progressive offerings. It promotes liberal contracts of insurance and investment. Prewitt & Prewitt, Managers, Commercial Club building.
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THE
Colorado National CO Lipe Assurance Society
Prewitt & Prewitt
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