Temperance meeting and precinct delegations fill El Paso scene
A church dedication day program unfolds at First Presbyterian with morning and evening services led by Rev. Hugh A. Cooper and others, including an afternoon temperance speech by Hon. H. P. Parris. Republicans in precincts 12 and 26 hold county convention delegate elections, with names of selected delegates announced. In El Paso, fear grows that Max Miller may be released on bond for murder amid strong public demand for justice as police note power of the dive-keepers and local orders.
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Miller
First Presbyterian Church
Cy Fifth and
Silver Avenue
Hugh A. Cooper
Dudley Buck
R. W. Reynolds
Dr. Marshall
Synod of New Mexico
H. P. Parris
Missouri
C. Colombo Hall
M. E B. Hickey
P. Hanley
City Republicans
Precinct
Wis’ Opera House
Wilkerson
F. A. Hubbell
Maynard Gunsul
George Craig
Frank Ackerman
I. A. Hubbell
W. H. Gillenwater
T. N. Wilkerson
George P. Learnard
T. G. Apodaea
George F. al
Hubbell
Republican Count Union
Elkhotee
W. H.andrews
H. ©. Barnum
Socorro
T. B. Catron
Santa Fe
Max Miller
J. F. Turley
Don
Turley
Red Light District
el Vaso
Pass
Masons
Congregational Church
J. W. Barron
Mozart
West
Washburn
Auber
J. M. McKean
Clark
Poison Mix Up Claims Mrs. Fannie Klein Life
Mrs. Fannie Berlovitz Klein died after mistaking bichloride of mercury for Epsom salts. The bottle mix occurred in darkness when a power outage shut off lights, leading her to ingest the lethal solution. Medical aid was given but she died Monday night after hours of agony, per The Nogales Oasis.
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Fannie Berlovitz Klein
Edward
Klein
Nogales Oasis
Santa Fe Proposes To Condemn Property
Col Ralph B Twitchell assistant attorney for Santa Fe New Mexico returned to Las Vegas after days in the city handling moving of the local railroad yards The company was to acquire as much land as possible from original owners and determine condemnation of what could not be bought The dumping grounds deal with the city not fully consummated but understood the court will buy the property at cost to the city
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Ralph B. Twitchell
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New Mexico
Las Vegas
Courthany
Inspecting Mines Report From Santa Fe County
Mining engineer F A Jones returned from Stein's Pass and Deming with updates on Granite Gap mine expansion and new shaft work aimed at boosting silver lead ore shipments from 100 to 1000 tons monthly. He notes a new strike at Beck Nine and broad southwest development as Gold Coin Mining closes a month of field study in southern Santa Fe county.
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F. A. Jones
Stein's Pass
Deming
Granite Gap
Pass
Mr. Jones
Bratina
Santa Fe County
Gold Coin Mining Company
County School Funds Apportioned in October 1440
County Superintendent Andrew B. Stroup certifies apportionment of 6982.40 dollars from the county school fund to 7874 school age children across districts, at 0.80 per scholar. Details list district allocations and totals, with a note of related cemetery well-boring offer by C. W. Strong & Sons, Fairview Cemetery.
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Andrew B. Stroup
Fairview Cemetery
C. W. Strong
Where to Worship Tomorrow Religious News
Religious listings note early mass at Immaculate Conception Church and morning services at Highland Methodist Congregational and First Methodist Episcopal, with Sunday schools, sermons, and evening plans. Presbylterians join for evening dedication. Christian Science meets at the Woman's Club. Baptist details include hymnody and offertory selections.
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Immaculate Conception
Christian Science
Woman's Club Rooms
Fourth Street
Gold Avenue
University Notes Highlight Elections and Debates
University notes report student elections for Mirage editor and business manager Ralph Tascher and Edmund Ross. Highlights include football victory for the second team, upcoming interscholastic oratorical contest in Las Vegas, and programs by Estrella and Khiva literary societies with debates on Hearst influence and campus athletics governance.
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Trebt
Ralph Tascher
Edmund Ross
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