Bernalillo County Institute to hold summer teachers session
Bernalillo County teachers institute opens June 18 in the Old Albuquerque school building for two weeks. County Superintendent Stroup urges attendance or approved excuses under Section 1618. Professor Rupert F. Asplund leads the program with Miss Elizabeth Willey teaching a morning class.
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County Institute For
Bernalillo County
Albuquerque
Stroup
Strowp
Nalilie
Territorial Board of Education
Territorial Superintendent of Public Instruction
Bernalillo County Institute
Rupert F. Asplund
University of New Mexico
Asplund
Elizabeth Willey
Miss Willey
United States
Andrew B. Stroup
N. M
Class Day Exercises Held by High School Class of ’06
Crowded Elks Theatre saw relatives and friends witness class night. Students performed songs and essays including Salutatory by Miss Hubbs and Graft by Thomas Skinner. Valedictory by Sam Ho Kee, a Chinese lad, drew praise for clarity and resolve. Commencement to follow with H. B. Perguscon speech and sheep skins awarded to graduates.
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Elks’ Theater
Siage
Jean Elnan Hubbs
Blanche Sabe
Porterfield
Thomas Talbot Skinner
Clarence Rogers
Ona EB. Sehupp
Edith Walker
Emma
Estelle Lathy
William Burker Wroth
Lotass
Lawrence Lee
Roy McDonald
Sam Ho Kee
San Francisco
China
H. B. Perguscon
Mortuary Notices for Beck Lucero and Greening
G Franklin Beck, 23, dies of tuberculosis at North Fourth street residence. He helped run Duke City Tea and Coffee Co. and will be shipped to Chicago with his mother. Juliana Lucero, 62, Old Albuquerque family member, dies after a disease complication. John Greening, 14 months, dies of pneumonia at 701 South First street. remains to be shipped to Holiday, Kansas with parents.
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G. Franklin Beck
North Fourth Street
de Des Poeel
Chile
West Silver Avenue
Strong
Chicago
John Greening
Charles Greening
South First Street
Holiday
Kan
Funeral for Howard M Whit to Cleveland burial in Ohio
Howard M Whit, brother of Walter R White, died in the city last Sunday and his brother arrived from Cleveland to arrange affairs. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2 30 pm in Strong's chapel conducted by Rev Cooper. Remains to be shipped to Cleveland that night. Plus notice of a Poverty social by the Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic at Odd Fellows hall Saturday May 19 at 220 pm.
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Howard M. Whit
Walter R. White
Cleveland
Ohio
Strong's Chapel
Cooper
Presbyterian Church
the Grand Army of the Republic
Odd Fellows” Hall
Albuquerque Sees Boom In Amusement Venues
Albuquerque prepares for a surge in entertainment as a new bowling alley opens May 25 on Gold Avenue in the Masters block and an amusement parlor sets up nearby. A skating rink is nearing completion under manager Orion The work progresses toward a public opening next week. The Chicago Price Slasher at the Cash Buyer Union Store advertises daily bargains.
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Territorial Land Commission
New Mexico
Torrance
Roswell
Albuquerque
San Juan County
Denver
Gold Avenue
W. Masters
Yortian
Chicago
UNION
Big Bar
May Invest in New Mexico Visit by J Frank and Captain Mysenburg
J Frank from Alc DONES tours the city with Cap tain Mysenburg of Grafton. They survey the southwest for investments. Mysenburg, a banker from a stable old Illinois town, cautions against Las Vegas, saying he wouldn’t be there for love or money, despite the town's prospects.
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Vegas
Captain Meysenburg
J. Frank
Alc Dones
BE. Mysenburg
Grafton
Jil
Las Vegas
Locoweed epidemic kills horses near Manzano range
A Los Lunas man reports widespread horse deaths along the west foothills of the Manzano mountains from loco weed. Animals suffer brain symptoms and die after craving the plant, which has surged this spring, with grazing and road side nibbling noted.
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Fred Haning
Los Lunas
Manzano
Arrest and fines after weapon concealment charge change
At arrest, the suspect faced a weapon concealment charge after a dangerous pistol was found. Chief McMinnin requested the charge reduction. The man pleaded guilty and paid a $60 fine. He also produced a buckskin bag with about 880 in gold. James Herald, detained on theft allegations, was returned to Belén for prosecution. A separate case saw a civil judgment against Sam Mutehinson in Justice Crawford's court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMinin
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Hopewell
Summer Institute
Letifr
Pennsylvania Development Company
Santa Fe
Territorial
Mr. Hopewell
New Mexican
Colonel Hopewell
Manzano Mountaing
Andrews
Santa Fe Central Railway
Land Commissioner's Office
Land Commission of
Territory
Pennslyvania Development Company
Elks’ Theatre
Auzen
Los Angeles
Riverview Park
Windy City
Duke City
C. I. Frantz
Frantz
George McNamara
Patterson
Juliana Lucero
Old Auquerque
Manzanos
Jaffa Grocery CO
James Herald
Kennedy
Belen
Youstering
Herald
Home Library
Albert Faber
Railroad Ave
Albuquerque, N. M
Williams Drug Co
West Railroad Avenue
Fecro
A. J. Richards
The
Albuquerque Club and Pool Room
Wm. Wortman
Prop
Berger-Grose Stock Co
Meeeur Wares
Hiram Brown
C. Rea Berger
Joe Pickles
Arthur Pickles
Deacon Acinds Soiggine
Cherry Brown
Matilda Brown
Melville Lealle
P. Webb
Mabel Sweeney
Pearl Rivers
Helen M. May
Brown
Monke
Habry Lucille
H & Edmonds
Grow
Marine
Hazurday
Tehdey
Learnard & Linddemann
Kansas
Clarkeville Produce Co
St. Elmo
Joseph Barnett
Empress
M. Berger
Nmotel Cial Club
Austrian
Borradaile
Gott Avenue
Colorado Telephone CO
Yanow’s
Sticcs
Akodacle
Railroad Avenue
H. Carnes
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