Silver City Oratorical Prizes Awarded At Hiks Theater
In a large audience last night Frank C. Light won first prize of 20 dollars with the theme Individual iam. Roy A. Baldwin took second prize of 10 dollars for The Anguleh of a Nation, exposing Congo outrages. The event featured music by Bennett Phillips Orchestra and saw judges and sponsors from Albuquerque present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiks
Frank C. Light
Roy A. Baldwin
Baldwin
Congo
Zenith Secess
Bennett Phillips
Abraham Lincoln
Ann William BH
Wroth
Frank Peavy Oonight
Friedman Muasic
Quinn Blueher Nuptials Tonight in Plainview
Francis P. Quinn of Plainview Texas will wed Miss Emma Blueher daughter of Herman Blueher at the bride's home. Rev A M Mandulari to perform ceremony with Anna Kerber as bridesmaid and Albert Kerber as best man. Relatives only with reception and a menu of relishes turkey salads cake and coffee. Afterward the couple to New York and the East then to Plainview for their future home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis P. Quinn
Plainview
Texas
Emma Blueher
Herman Blueher
Old Town
A. M. Mandulari
Anna Kerber
Albert Kerber
Quinn
New York
Milne and Lawrence wed in quiet St John ceremony
Joni Milne Umekeeper at American Lumber and Miss Jeanette Lawrence a well known school teacher of the Mrs Milne will not teach next year and ward school of Albuquerque. Milne, a former Wisconsin teacher, has been appointed principal of the Third ward school for next year. The couple are both from Wisconsin. The wedding was a quiet one with few intimate friends present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Joni Milne
Umekeeper
American Lumber Company
Jeanette Lawrence
Women Free Admission Remark Sparks Guardian Over Advertisement
A passerby noted a sidewalk sign reading Women free tonight, questioning if women were really given away. Officer Kespy joked that if true, men would flood the venue, while a second observer quipped about the stunt. The dialogue reflects curiosity over a controversial ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Kespy
Jehany
University of New Mexico Preparatory Exercises Held on Campus
This morning at 10 oclock the preparatory department commenced on the campus grove near the fountain. Nineteen graduates sat on the platform as six speakers presented orations and music. The ceremony featured a class song and a quartet, with Dr Tent presenting diplomas and urging new graduates toward further study or immediate work. Tomorrow is class day with expected sun dial dedication and the annual edition of the Mirage. The class has published a 220 page book with 110 illustrations in flexible leather bindings and will sell copies on campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of New Mexico
Valse Arabesque
Lack Liliian M. Hesnetden
Exoy
John General Alvuque’ Lala
Stowell
Suni Creek
Va M. Keleher
Berett van Cleave
Aulin
Bali’ M. Harrison
Marion’ Branktin
Hernard H. Crawford
Robert Holliday
Tent
Rowla
Jife
Universiy
Clase
Clase Sun
Riots In San Francisco End In Shootings And Arrests
Rioting in San Francisco caused a volley of pistol fire on streetcars injuring multiple people including a detective sergeant and a patrolman. eight wounded with one fatal. Police reserves moved in as crowds dispersed near Fillmore and Turk. Rumors of a wounded sergeant circulated without confirmation as crews patrolled the area to restore order after afternoon violence.
Riots at Van Ness Street Car Line End in Wounding
Turx and Fillmore streets scene of brutal clashes as strike breakers guard a car amid bricks and stones. Two inspectors injured. a youth shot in the chest on Van Ness Avenue. Police and union pickets clash with rioters. Captain Scott is assaulted but regains control. Victims taken to Emergency hospital.
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Turx
Fillmore Streets
Jones
van Ness Avenue
Golden Gate Avenue
Gough Street
Win Ness
Tork
Hyde
Webster Street
Franklin
Market Street
Central Police
Eddy Street
Central Station
Scott
Duke
Turk Street
Captain Duke
Turk
Fillmore
Scott's Tactis
Telegraphic Markets and Broad Financial Review
Telegraphic markets report shares from New York and London with Amalgamated Copper American Smelters and other majors showing varied quotes. Wheat speculation steel demand and rail equities appear robust while sugar rebating cases and cattle futures in Kansas City and Chicago reflect broad activity.
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Amalgamated Copper
Rousey A Teee
Atehinen
Baltimore and
Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Cheasepeake
Canadian Pacific
Colorado
Chicago Great Western
Sentral
Missouri Pacific
Mexican Central National
Lowden York Centrolk
Northern Pacific
Porinaylvaniic
St. Paul Souther Railway
Tnion Paolte SS
Spf
Greene Canaen Shannon
Clumet and Arie Copper Range
North Utte
Butte Coat Old Dominion Hales
London
Minneavolle
England
Oak Inand
Ontario and Western
St. Paul
Western Transit Co
Arthur Cavanaugh Dies After Illness in Albuquerque
Arthur W. Cavanaugh of El Paso brokerage died at St. Joseph’s Hospital from peritonitis after an appendectomy. He was 34, a popular local figure in Albuquerque and the Southwest, known as a baseball manager and actor. Survived by widow and four children. funeral likely under Elks auspices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur W. Cavanaugh
Cavanaugh
W. H. Constable Brokerage Co
el Paso
Texas
St. J 'S Hospital
Colorado
St. Lou
New Mexico
Maton
Las Vee
Las Vegas
Albuserque
Kelly & Cos
Albuquerque Browns
Carns
the Elks
Southwest
Mr. Cavanaugh
Elyeles
The
Elks’ Tooth
Santa Fe
Arthur Cavanaugh
Edmund G. Ross Passes Away A Kansas political figure
Edmund G. Ross, a key Free State organizer and senator who cast the decisive vote in Johnsons impeachment, is memorialized. Born December 1 1826 in Ashland Ohio, Ross moved to Sandusky and later Kansas, contributing to newspapers and state politics before his death.
Rose In New Mexico Life and The Johnson Impeachment
A portrait of Mr. Rose detailing his two term service in New Mexico, his unyielding fight against high office corruption, and a later life spent in printing in Santa Fe and Albuquerque. It notes his 1806 publication The Johnson Impeachment with an introduction by Senator David B. Hill and reflects on General Cameron's visit and reception at the First Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
David 1 HU
Cameron
Edmund G. Ross Wie
Ashland
Huronaho
Sylvester Hosa
Sandunky
Indiana
Thole and
Wisonsit
Sandusky
Fannie M. Fathrop
New York State
Mra. Rross
Iho
Ishi
Chicago
Ross
Milwaukee Sentinel
Hoss
John Speer
Lawrence
Kansas
Lawrence Tribune
Free State
Wyandotte Constitutional Convention
The
State Record
Tape 4
Lind
Topeka
Ila
Dloxiyu
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Rose
David B. Hill
Judge Wood Denies Bill of Particulars in Haywood Murder Case
May 5. Judge Fremont Wood denied the defense's motion for a bill of particulars in the Western Federation Miners murder case against W Haywood. The defendant waived such a bill by pleading to the indictment and setting the case for trial. Haywood was remanded to custody and the court adjourned. The defense announced readiness to proceed tomorrow. The notice includes an Imperial Laundry Co. ROUGH DRY advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Haywo
Federati
G Stevenberg
Fremont Wood
Haywood
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Silver City Boy
Frank
Rae
J. & Clark
A. M. McMillen
Ellsworth Ingatte
W. G. Hope
W. J. Marsh
W.P. Johnson
Faculty of the Universe
Phillips
UH. M
Kenneth © Heald, Bala—"the Hone of Yeatere
Lui M. Palmer
Teall
Matthilde F. Alten
Verve Oratie
San. Francisco
Tme
Seregeant
Deven
Evans Wer
Filmore
Fillmore Street
Poller
Mooney
Chapman
Golden Gate
Bar
Turk Streets
Forencon
Jone
Ruy
F. J. Graft & Co
Barnett Building
N. M
Kansas City
Athens
Chicago Livestock
Aaron Reeves
Wendy
Feo
Metal Marke
York
St Famis
Markes
Mt Lain
Steadyynehevaed
Louie
Edmund G. Ross
Wood
Imperial Laundry Co
Highland Livery
Plante
Bambrook Bros
John Street
C. F. Alien
Tron
West
Zakima, Wash
U.S. A
Co-Operative Realty CO
J.B. Elder, Armijo Building
Albuquerque Hatters
Gold Ave
XL Grogery
Meat Market
South Edith
Hse Calif
Charles Creat
CMD
Ei Tse Calif
Vader
Vader Shades
Albert Faber
Staab Building
N. H. Andrus
West Gold Ave
Bank of Commerce
al, Bilicke
John S. Metce
Hollenbeck
Los Angeles
California
Savow Hotel
C. E. Suntaagg
Colorado Telephone Co
J.C. Baldridge
Sherwin-Williams
First Street
Coal Ave
New Mex
J. Korber & Co
Albuquerque, N. N
North Second ST
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