Local Policyholders Caught in Crash
The Evening Citizen reports that Western Life Insurance Indemnity of Chicago is insolvent and under court receivership. Albuquerque residents held policies with the firm, with premiums paid for 25 to 30 years, though the company had no local agents. Br Rosenfeld, its general manager, is charged with trafficking in and wrecking life insurance for personal profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Western Life Insurance Indemnity Company
Chicago
Berthea
Federal Court
Evening Citizen
Albuquerque
Br. Rosenfeld
Western Life
Spectator Company
New York
Congressman Sereno E. Payne Returns From Asia Trip
Congressman Sereno E. Payne of New York, Republican leader, and a party of friends, spent an hour in Albuquerque on their eastward journey after returning from the Philippines and other Orient nations. He praised American rule as beneficial and said natives were awakening to its advantages. The delegation enjoyed the trip but was glad to be home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sereno E. Payne
New York
House of Representatives
Albuquerque
Philippines
Orient
Payne
United States
Snipe Hunter and His Lighted Candles in Ranchos de Atrisco
Evening report from Ranchos de Atrisco New Mexico describes Romero bringing a man to a road scene where a young man held two lit candles and a sack. The man mumbled about sniping and whistled, claiming to track snipes with lighted candles while others teased him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranchos de Atrisco
N. M. Om
Romero
Placido Buarela
Vaudeville Troupe Delights Las Vegas Crowd
A Daville company gave a strong engagement in Meadow City with Lenor and Nice earning praise. Richardson, Lambyrd and Whiting impressed with impersonations, song and dance while Marlon Whiting drew local hits. The troupe plans a Sunday show at Casino with added acts from last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Meadow City
Vauie Ville
Duinean
Lite Lenor
Nice
Hamilton Stevens
Richardson
Lambyrd
Matay
Tracy Whiting
Duncwn
Lou
Marlon Whiting
A. Whistler
Marty Gite
New Mexico Quartet Headlines Final Traction Park Benefit Show
The Albuquerque based New Mexico quartet volunteers its services for a Sunday night performance at the Casino. The event closes the summer theater at Traction Park and benefits the Vaudeville company, which donates the theater for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Welsh
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Traction Park
The
Traction Company
Gallup Schools Praised As Enrollment Improves
County Superintendent A. B. Stroup reports Gallup schools show improvement under former fourth ward principal W. H. Decker. Enrollment nears 800, prompting talk of adding a teacher to ease crowded conditions. Gallup offers a full commercial high school curriculum. Teachers plan to attend the territorial education association in Albuquerque during holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Decker
Fourth Ward
Gallup
A. B. Stroup
Carbon City
Stroup
Decker
Gaidup
New Mexico
Territorial Educational Association
Albuquerque
Divine Catholic Church Plans Build in Albuquerque
Bishop Schrader of the Divine Catholic Church has held ten days of meetings here increasing local membership. He secured land in south Albuquerque and plans to erect a church on the lot. The bishop, supported by followers territory wide, intends to visit New Jerusalem and El Paso to spread his faith and convert local figures in the Pass City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schrader
Divine Catholic Church
Albuquerque
New Jerusalem
el Paso
Felix Martines
Juan S. Hart
The
Pass City
Foreman Injured In Alamo Gordo Lumber Mill Accident
John Olson foreman at the Alamo Gordo Lumber planing mill suffered a broken right arm below the shoulder socket and a sprained back after a wheel struck a door sill causing two men to fall from a seven foot platform. He later returned to work with right arm bound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wneman
John Olson
Alamogordo Lumber Company
Saya
Alamogordo Advertiser
Mr. Olson
John
Court Sets Work For Term In Territorial Cases
The district court opened its term with several criminal cases resolved. Territory v Charles Kelly ended with a not guilty verdict for larceny at High Life saloon Old Albuquerque. William K Lee was found guilty of assault and battery, likely a light sentence. Trujillo and Chaves face sheep theft charges from Nico Ortega’s ranch. A long docket of trial dates follows with numerous Territory of New Mexico cases listed by number and attorney. The king’s betrothal to Princess Ena draws wide approval and votes show Ena leading as preferred bride among readers.
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District Court
Territory
Charles Kelly
High Life
Old Albuquerque
Kelly
William K. Lee
Lee
Bartolo Trujillo
Mercedes Chaves
Nico Ortega
Modesto Ortiz
Territory of New Mexico
Trujilo and
Chaves
M. C. Ortiz
Moresnet Surrenders Independence in Belgium Prussia Pact
The Belgian and Prussian governments agreed to cede the neutral territory of Moresnet to Belgium in exchange for a stop to land near Eupera in Prussia. Moresnet, about 1% square mile, lies five miles northwest of Aix-la-Chapelle and has a multilingual population of about 8,000. The burgomaster position alternated between Belgium and Prussia since the Vienna Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
Moresnet
Eupera
Prussia
Andorra
Monaco
San Marino
Aix-la-Chapelle 1
PSE
Burgomaater
Market Quotations and Prices Across Stocks and Commodities
Quotations received from Logan & Bryan list various stocks including Colorado Fuel & Iron, New York Central, Southern Pacific, and Republic Iron & Steel with prices. Commodity quotes cover Wheat, Corn, Oats, Pork, Tallow, and Live Stock receipts from Chicago and Kansas City markets, plus New York money market and wool notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Colorado Fuel & Irom
Colorado Southern
Joe Great Western
Louisville & Nashville
Missouri Pacific
Metropolitan
New York Central
Norfolk
Reading
Hom
Pennsylvania
Phile
Roock Island
Commons
Republic Iron & Steel
Southern Pacific
Paul
Southern Railway
Tennessee Coal & Iron
U. S
Greene
Chicago
Kansas City
Kansix City
Wentern
Congregational Church to Be Remodeled in Albuquerque
A church meeting led by Rev. J. W. Barron decided on immediate remodeling including a new pipe organ and pews to replace chairs. Committees were named to study costs and coordinate with church officers while work will start soon and aim to make the church among the finest in the city. The notice also promotes Rio Grande Woolen Mills skirt displays at the Globe store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Barron
Albuquerque
Te Hoanee
Fingave
F. H. Strong
J. Wandy
K. Stevens
William Farr
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Sudden Death of Henry C Butler in Albuquerque
Henry C Butler, long known in the city and resident for a year, died last night at St Josephs Hospital after a brief illness. Born in Norfolk, Virginia, and a son of ex Governor Butler, he left a brother who is a Norfolk banker. Undertaker A Borders will ship the body east tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Butler
St. Joseph's Hospital
Hatter
Albuquerque
Arizona
Norfolk
Virginia
A. Borders
Conference Meets to Talk Commerce and Rates
Chicago hosts three day meeting with delegates from various regions to discuss Interstate Commerce, transportation rates, and possible expansion of powers for the Interstate Commerce Commission subject to judicial review. An effort aims to heighten public interest in the issue and ensure swift resolutions. The second item notes British claims settlement after Arabian attacks near Hodeida and Red Sea activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Congress
Commission
Constantinople, Co
Fox
Hodeide
Itritivh Dhous
Red Sea
Dancing at Society Hall Social in Old Town This Saturday
A social at Society Hall in Old Town Saturday evening invites all with Loeb-Devine orchestra to provide music. Tickets claim savings of 15 to 10 dollars, with Paulsen the railroad ticket broker offering cheap travel from 114 West Railroad Avenue and promotion of a Mo Grande Woolen Mille window display at the Globe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society Hall
Old Town
Loeb-Devine Orchestra
Paulsen
West Railroad Avenue
Mo Grande Woolen Mille
Globe
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SE. Payne
City
Onee
Court
Miguel Marijo
Demetrio Muniz
T. C. Montoya
Pascual Cutindla
W. C. Heacock
Territory of
Prejeros Baldonado
Inacio Gutierrez
Burkhart
New Moxico
Salvador Atizures Y Garcia
S. Faustino Lovato
Felix Baca
Frank Mori
Lorenzo Azario
E. J. T. Craylington
W. ©. Heacock
Santiago Garcia
B.S. Rodey
M.C. Ortla
Gregorio Garcia
H. J. Farmer
Plutarco Nuanes
Hickox
Seferino Crouett
E. W. Dobson
Tomas Ruiz
Alessandro
Mattendew Mexic
Muara
Alfonso XIII
Ena of Battenberg
Spain
Diario Miastrado
Patrick, of
Connaught
Louise of
Orleans
Levy Iion
Logan & Bryan
Barnett Building
Mark Steady
Tact Pfa
Serre
Neylvania
Southern & Union Pacific
Amalgamated Copper
Money On Call
Prime Mercantile Paper
Barallver
St. Louis, Mo
Spelter
St. Louis
Strong
Congregational Church
Rio Grande Woolen Mills
Globe Store
Henry C. Butler
Porte
Golden Rule Dry Goods Co
Haviland C
Albuquerque Hardware Company
Fourth ST. and
Railroad Ave
Tea and Coffee Co
West Sliver Ave
Colo
Ss. T. Vann
O D
C. W. Strong
Strong Block
Undertakers
Fairview Santa Barbara Cemeteries
Uns
Albert Faber
Railroad Avenue
Southwestern Electric & Construction Co
Crocker Wheeler
Plano
Meer National Electrical Contractors’ Association
216 South
Eureka
Hahn's
West Railros
Seokoce
South Second St
Don Florio
Don Recardo
Sultano
Se M
Gussaroff
Buckien
Jas. Walters
Duffield, Va
Ives
the Florist
Freak Cut Flowers
Colorado Telephone Co
N. T. Armijo Building
Briggs
St. and
Gold Ave
Alvarado Pharmacy
Stacy & Co
Mexigjon Writers
Quiereield
Colorado
Shone
Court House
Nick Franco
Goetz
Maloy
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