Baccalaureate Sermon Opens UNM Commencement Week
An audience packed the Elk Opera House for UNM commencement week events. Rev. Hugh A. Cooper delivered the baccalaureate sermon on true greatness from Luke 1 15, praising John the Baptist and urging character as life’s foundation. University officers, faculty, and the Class of 1807 sat in place, choir performed, and the program included hymns and a solo by Mrs H Collins.
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Elk Opera House
University of New Mexico
Hugh A. Cooper
First Presbyterian Church
Albuquerque
Cclass
Ralph Tascher
Kirk Bryan
Errett van Cleave
Allan Kellar
Hugh Bryan
Charles Lembke
Chad
W. G.tight
Presbyterian
F. W. Schwentker
Presbyterian Church
Plano
Mozart
Rey Cooper
John
Luke
Debt
John the Baptist
Cooper
Teobel O. Niven
Kate Cunningham
Rose Harshh
Clase Toll
Isabel O. Niven
Hose M Harsh
Katherine C. Cunningham
Vida Pinney
Lola Stowell
Nash
Marga
Rio Grande flood fears as barriers brace Barelas area
County officials report rising Rio Grande waters threatening Barelas area. Dams and dykes are being strengthened and new works underway to divert floodwater and protect the city. Provisions exist for a possible special levy if weather worsens amid spring snows and rains.
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Ho Grande
Barelas Bridge
Alfred Grunsfeld
Rio Grande
Alameda
Pitt Ross
Straighened
Quitre
My Best Friend by Fort Edward advertiser
Alexander Benton of Fort Edward New York praises Dr King's New Discovery as the best aid for asthma and consumption related illness. He claims it cured his own condition six years ago and helped his son in law through lingering coughs and mute symptoms. The ad promises a fully guaranteed remedy with trial bottles and mentions a laundry company.
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Alexander Benton
Tural
Fort Edward
N. 7
Judge Crale Delivers 30 Day Sentences to Hoboes
Police Judge Crale arraigned Robert Thomps von and John Wood after they were picked up by Special Officer Eaton for loafing near the Sante Petreleht yards. Thompa admitted guilt as Wood remained silent. both received 30 days in jail in a short morning hearing led by Chief McMinty and Officer Lulu.
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Crale
Robert Thomps von
John Wood
Eaton
Sante Petreleht
Gwilty
Thompa
Wood
Joe
McMinty
Lulu
Contine
Moving pictures enthrall audience at local casino show
An enthusiastic crowd last night viewed Professor Bradshaw's modern moving picture apparatus at the casino. The Trip Around the World featured a detective chased criminal across countries and offered unfamiliar scenes from around the globe. The professor, touring Mexico, will exhibit new novelties each evening this week along with illustrated songs. Subscribe for The Citizen to read more.
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Caame
Profesor Bradshaw
Ebas
Republic of Mexico
Las Cruces Welcomes Knights of Columbus Institution
Thirty two Knights of Columbus from Las Cruces joined in the institution of Bishop Granjon council number 1226. They arrived by train to a Las Cruces welcome, attended a high mass by Bishop Granton, and heard sermons by Monseigneur Fowler. A banquet followed at the convent, hosted by Las Cruces ladies, with praise for their hospitality and service. El Paso and Albuquerque delegates joined the ceremony and the El Paso council assisted the degree team. The Albuquerque group will attend next Sunday’s initiation in El Paso, with the Texas state council meeting to follow.
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Tirty
Focal
Knights of Columbus — Lodge
Las Cruces
Bishop Granjon
el Paso
P. Fo McCanna
Granton
Monseignor Fow Ier
Sioux City
Lax Cruces
J. M. Nealon
Isletas and CoI Incident in Albuquerque Station Scene
A San ta Fe station incident shows a white man examining a Native American pot, offering garish glue for a won bowl and pressuring a teenage girl. The crowd, hearing English lessons from Carlisle’s era, notes the refrain that people are built for all, not pushed by others. The scene ends with a pushing crowd on West Railroa revile.
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West Reilroa
First Communion Held At St Marys Church
Children received first holy communion at 7 o'clock mass with Rev Father Mandalart presiding. Girls wore white dresses and veils, boys in black with white collars, as the church was decorated in white flowers and ribbons. The ceremony included a sermon to the children, a reception in St Mary's hall, and a breakfast following.
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A. M. Mandalart
Jesus
Father Mandalart
St. Mary's Hall
Natalia
Regina
Louis Armijo
Henry Auge
Chastier Bebber
Charles Boatright
Andrew Bruno
Charles Bruno
Arthur Lapriere
Joseph Lehrman
William Kleke
Henry Loeba
Ray Loebs
Roy Labs
James McCaffrey
Patrick M Caffrey
Joseph McCanna
Sanetus
Benedictus
First Communion
Chass
PD. Beauchamp
Directrom
Th. J Shinicken
di Mauro
Miew B. Loeb Figte
J. E. Clayinet
A. Cox
Clay Mpgonningill Wins Again at ParkSteer Race
Crowds watched steer racing at the park with Clay Mpgonningill claiming the top prize of 950 dollars after a 36 1 5 second run. Gardner earned second while Joe Garner and Bert Rewe posted notable times. Final day events conclude with 500 dollar prize and values up to 260 dollars. dusting and chores weigh in as entrants include Dusting and Be Included in the ram.
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Mer
Siany
Prise
Nilest
Prine
Harkadlite
Rae
Ant
Dae Gardner
Gardier
Dick Reider
Kelly
Phillips
Hen Pruett
A. L. Dunces
Torkstale
Oday
Superintendent Kern in mad race to La Junta
The New Mexico division head of Santa Fe pressed a special train toward La Junta as No. 2 lagged behind. Accompanied by Mrs. Kern, he sped through Albuquerque and Lamy at high speed, aiming to reach La Junta before dusk and outrun the regular No. 2 train. A Chicago judge’s rival special to Los Angeles is noted for comparison.
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Albuquerque
Oxy
Dresden
Sevres
Evi
Carlisle
la Junta
Cole
Kern
New Mexico
Mre. Kern
Kerns
No. 2
Albuq
Judge Chytraus
Chicago
Pardy
Los Angeles
Chytraus
Gallup
Southern Pacific
Mojave
California Limited
Kerns ix
Lamy
Special rubber thread folding go carts at Futrette Furniture
Futrette Furniture Co offers special rubber thread folding go carts priced from 2.50 and up.
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