Train No 1 Station Hold Up At Gallup
Robbers entered car of Train No 1 at Gallup station while diners within a coach hid from sight. They robbed passengers of about 100 dollars, several grips and overcoats, then fled. Brakeman Whiamet reported the incident to Albuquerque police chief. Santa Fe officials dispute the report as unconfirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiam Whenet
Gallup
Wagner
Gall
Trampa
Whigner
McMillan
Albuquerque Police
Santa Fe
A. J. Wells
Stranger in Albuquerque Accused Robbing Boy on Street
George Russell, a intoxicated man under thirty and six feet tall, grabbed a quarter from a ten year old at Ftreet and Railroad avenue. Assistant Chief Kennedy arrested him, he pleaded not guilty, and Judge Crawford set ten days in jail on a drunk and disorderly charge.
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George Russell
Albuquerque
Russell
George Calvert
Ftreet
Railroad Avenue
Socatai
Kennedy
Crawford
Ciee
Post Office Receipts May Show Slight Gain
Postmaster Hopkins stated there was no appreciable increase in Albuquerque postal receipts during the campaign. He cautioned figures aren’t precise, noting receipts may be a bit above last year at this time from observation. He added that comparatively little campaign literature was mailed locally, no more than usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkins
Albuquerque
Republicans Elect Entire Ticket In Socorro County
In Socorro County the Republican slate is seen as winning by a landslide with Andrews likely to outpace the previous result. About 75 percent of votes favor statehood while independents lack organization. Voting prices are mentioned as peaceful and the overall scene is calm despite electioneers' determination. A separate note discusses The Maid and The Mummy at the Elks Opera House on Nov 14, praised by the Los Angeles Examiner for its clever humor, strong cast, elaborate scenery and dainty costumes.
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Jal
Evening Citizen
Socorro
N. M
Socorro County
Andrews Mica
Elks’ Opera House
Los Angeles Examiner
Richard Carle
Alf
AL Shape
Warren
Attorneys Demand Not Guilty In Rutherford Embezzlement Case
On a late afternoon trial closing for J. H. Rutherford, Klock and Owen moved Judge Abbott to direct a verdict of not guilty, arguing the Territory failed to prove the indictment’s material allegations and that evidence shows no embezzlement. The judge took the motion under advisement as court adjourned for elections, with trial to resume tomorrow. Rutherford had earlier sued Indiana Life Insurance for over $1,000 in premiums, a suit unrelated to the embezzlement charges.
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J. H. Rutherford
Rutherford
Klock & Owen
Abbott
Distriet Court
Omas Exon
Indianapolis
State Life Insurance Company of Indian
Indiana
Great Southwest magazine debuts in Denver
A new periodical titled The Great Southwest appears in Denver aimed at celebrating and promoting the southwest. Francis Perry Elliott directs content with western focus, featuring western life stories and articles on history art current events, with contributors from the region and readers promised strong support.
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Southwest
Haw
America
Francis Perry Elliott
Home Magazine
Hillott
Billott
Yuma
Ariz
Minisippi River
Gulf
Great Divide
Keppler Buys Furniture Store on South Second Street
Chas Keppler has purchased Joseph T Johnsons furniture business at 317 South Second Street. The transfer occurred recently with Johnson retiring to farming on Kepplers property. Keppler plans to move second hand goods to the new location and continue the business. Johnson will retire. Starr, Selle Printing manager, is away on brief vacation. Horenwald, recently back from a Colorado honeymoon, is ill with typhoid fears but improving.
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Chis
Pew
Johnson
Ely Sife
Keppler
Albuquerque
Fragmented 1900s column with jokes and notices
A jumble of quirky vignettes, local quirks, and stray notices from a 1900 era page. It mentions secretary Shaw near retirement, a depot excitement, a burglary at a telegraph office, colorful local characters, weather flavored nicknames, and brief notes on theater, politics, and a Cincinnati area laborer. Names include Elmer Needs a Tonic, Corbin Ky, and Portsmouth Blade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer
Elmer Alloway
Jack Adams
Corbin (Ky
Telegraphic Markets Chicago and Kansas City Live Stock
Chicago and Kansas City live stock markets show slow to strong trends with varied prices for cattle calves and sheep. Receipts and average prices listed. regional differences noted. additional note on Mr Reynolds performing songs Dearie and Slumber Land at the Roller Rink with promotion for Jaffa's Krack Kream Bread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kansas City
Lambeth
Range Wellers
MR. Reynolds
Roler Rink
Battleship Louisiana Bestowed With Roosevelt Mission
Capt. Albert R. Couden commands the battleship Louisiana chosen to convey President Roosevelt to Panama. An Indiana born Utah native with long navy service he earned praise for calm leadership and tact in an eventful time shaping U S naval reach in Havana and Cuba.
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Couden
Lousiana
President Roosevelt
Panama
Albert R. Couden
Roosevelt
Utah
Indiana
Coud
Havana
Timber sale and Fort Bayard fencing plans in Silver City region
Special correspondence notes a government sale of 400,000 feet of timber to John Franey near Twin Sister peak at Pinos Altos for Fort Bayard construction. Supervisor McClure authorized nine miles of fencing for the Fort Bayard water bed, posts and wire supplied by the government. Prof. Douglas of Phelps Dodge visited, touring Burro mountains and Leopold camp to survey mining prospects. Colorado Fuel & Iron shipped 18,000 tons of iron ore from Fierro in the past month, averaging about thirty cars daily, marking the company’s largest monthly output in its history.
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Silver City
John Franey
Pinos Altos
Fort Bayard
R. C. McClure
Gila Forest Reserve
Department At
Washington
Prof
Douglas
Phelps Dodge Company
Santa Fe
Burro Mountains
Leopold Camp
Colorado Fuel & Iron Company
Fierro
Thik Jelty
Thia Calle
Special Train Brings The Maid and The Mummy to Albuquerque
The Mummy company plans a stopover in Albuquerque from El Paso on a special train. Manager Matson of the local theater says the show will attract crowds November 1. Richard Carle wrote and stars in the musical with a 16 number chorus praised for dance and singing. The White Elephant has leased wire for election news tonight and tomorrow at Graham Brothers' club rooms.
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Citien
Albuquerque
el Paso
Matson
Opera House
Tne
Richard Carle
Shin
Graham Brothers’ Club
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Bolo Banditti
Calvert Boy
Denver
Chas. Keppler
B Starr
Selle Printing Company
Horenwald
Rosenwald
Colorado
Lie
Lee
Shaw
Koope
Teliet
Herlihy’s
McKeesport
Ely. Com
Cleveland
Senate
Popu
Henay
Stevenson
Newman
Portsmouth
D.) Blade
Faggers
John J. Sullivan
Courier
Urket
C.F. Stephens
Oklahoma City
A. H. Glhxon
Coleute T
Wichard Harper
the Morning Journal
California
St. Joseph Hospital
Jaffa
Couiten
Capt
Couphen
Mustach
The
Red Warren
Matson’s
Elke’ Opera House
Mabara
Just
Champion
Seventh
Italy
Lucca
Lommori & Matteucci
Geo. T. Stagg Co. Distillers
Frankfort, KY
Melini & Eakin Sole Agente
M. MM
OUR
Albert Faber
Staab Building
Albuquerque Business College Library
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Borradaile & CO
Gold Avenue
A M. Berger
Albuquerque, N
Stevens & Bowyer
Colorado Telephone Co
J. H. O’rielly & CO
Albuquerque, N. M
Orr the
St. Elmo
Joseph Barnett
Prop
J. F. Palmer
North First Street
NEW Star Tin Shop
Ouis F. Stueckel
West Copper Avenue
Maloy
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