Million Dollar Royal Visit To India Planned In Warship
Reported plan costs at least 1 million dollars as Prince and Princess of Wales travel aboard the battleship Renown to India for six months. The voyage, routes through Bombay and Delhi, royal entertainments, and large retinue are described amid widespread famine in India. Authorities expect daily expenses around 5,000 dollars while millions suffer famine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince and Princess OF Wales
Jolly
India
London
England
Cate Atta
Portsmouth
Princess of Wales
Genoa
Bombay
Lord Minto
Curzon
Prince
Rajputna
Apples To Make Owner Very Proud In Tesuque Valleys
Horticulturist R G Bartholomew and W H Wise toured Tesuque Nambe Pojoaque areas reporting excellent ranch conditions. Four apple trees yielded 410 boxes averaging 50 pounds with one tree at 1.5 pounds per fruit. Bouquet orchard ships three carloads of apples. potential for large alfalfa crops and ongoing honey and fruit shipments.
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R. G. Bartholomew
Tesuque
W. H. Wise
Santa Fe County
Nambé
Pojoaque
Bouquet
Pojoaqué
Cicero Wiedner
United States
John Bouquet
New Mexico
Hartholomew
Nambe
Pojcaque
Irene
Rama Fe
Santa Fe Valley
Gould
San Adefonay
Bartholomew
Nothern
intoxicated man shot in the shoulder at tuxline
The Clayton Enterprise reports that Loula Brows, in Temple's restaurant at Tuxline, shot a man named Walker who was intoxicated. Walker requested Fazor to leave, a pistol fired, and a bullet struck Walker in the shoulder. The incident occurred Tuesday evening. no further pistol discharge is confirmed.
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Tvenday
Loula Brows
Walker
Tuxline
Clayton Enterprise
Temple
Irrigation Commission Holds Called Session at Capitol
The territorial irrigation commission met yesterday at the capitol in a called session at 10 AM and postponed business to 2 PM. Present were chair A L Pratt of Carp s bad, members Arthur Seligman Santa Fe Higinio Chaves Peralta BE McCarty Farmington, ex-officio secretary A A Keen, and Irrigation Engineer David M White. Owing to heavy business, the body planned to stay in session all day.
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Irrigation Commission
Territorial Irrigation Commission
Capitol
A. L. Pratt
Carlsbad
Arthur Seligman
Real estate purchase fuels Willow Springs housing push
M R Mendelson buys twenty three Willow Springs lots from W C Edwards in block 5. He plans modern, commodious houses to rent for Urgent housing needs of Raton. Also cites lot between Clark's Nourant and Loves' blacksmith shop avenue for future development and a tall multi story building. Includes unrelated testimonials and ads mixed in.
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Raton
M. R. Mendelson
Willow Springs
W. C. Edwards
North Side
Mr. Mendelson
Ollows
Ike Brackett
Sid
M. BR. Mendelson
Clark
Mendelson
Ross
Meadow City records note engine moves and personnel changes
Engine 1612 arrives from the north to serve the south end division. Engine 1217 returns to duty after a spell in Albuquerque. Engines 238 and 836 depart Friday for Albuquerque to handle easier grades. Engineer Lynch injures a finger. Mrs. D Loughlin visits. Mrs. Coughlin is wife of Trainmaster Coughlin of Raton. H J Bennett promoted to general foreman of Santa Fe shops in Las Vegas. Coker of Summerville named as successor in Trinidad. Bennett’s departure brings a salary increase and new duties.
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Albuquerque
Lynch
D. Loughlin
Raton
D. C. Lynch
Dutl Coker
Summerville
Tee Gulf Division
Santa Fe
Trinidad
Ben- Hett
Coker
Bennett
Fish for ranch ponds in the La Luz Canyon
Government stock trout and rock bass arrived Tuesday for W. S. Shepherds La Luz canyon ranch ponds. George Carl reports a good start in his ponds near Shepherds place, with El Paso markets likely to source La Luz canyon fish. Age-old patent medicine ads and local services fill the rest of the page.
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LA Luz Canyon
W. S. Shepherd
Mr. Shepherd
Uncle Sam
George Carl
Shepherd Place
el Paso
Territorial Topics A Settler and Ranchman Dead
An old settler and ranchman named Frank Do lives near Monticello in Ta county. his death was reported with notes on his prosperity and the next day’s burial. The issue notes local families and visitors, and mentions other regional happenings.
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Frank Do
Dla
Monticello
Ra County
Glance or Two at Life on the Pecos
The Episcopal Indies offer a chicken voluvent and oyster patty supper from 5 20 to 10 p m at the Price and Co building on Tuesday and Wednesday. prices 85 cents. Major Willis of the Salvation Army reports Roswell hosts one of the region’s strongest junior and general corps. Guests Theodore Eliott and family from Wichita and Interlaken visitors, plus J J Hissell party from Kalama 200, arrive for the winter while seeking a permanent location.
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Pecos
Episcopal Indies
Price & Co
Willis
Salvation Army
Points South
Roswell
Southwest
Theodore Eliott
Wichita
Kan
Mra
Four Indian School Pupils Run Away From Santa Fe
At Santa Fe Indian School nine boys, four from the United States Indian training school, fled on a Saturday afternoon. Three are Navajo and one Iroquois. Authorities released penitentiary bloodhounds to track the runaways and sent teams, horseback riders, and Indian agents to pursue. No trace yet, but Superintendent Crandall believes they will be captured soon. The escape ends the first year at the school for all and may reflect dissatisfaction with confinement.
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Santa FE
United States Indian Training School
Tir
Ife
Vehool
Crandall
Crandesk
Youthful horse thieves leave Capitan vicinity
Two youths rode away from a rack at a school house near Capitan last Saturday night. A warrant was issued for Thomas Price as officers pursue the boys and horses said to have come from Fort Stanton. Witnesses report seeing the pair and horses in White Oaks and Welch & Titeworth’s area, with forged name usage on an order and boots, quirts, and articles found.
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Capitan
Uhey
White Oaks
Thomas Pried
Oll
L. Bone
Welch & Titeworth
L. Bones
Phoenix man hunts for famed rich mine near Arlington
Sam F. Webb of Phoenix with George Webb and J. D. Milton renews a decades long quest to locate a supposedly rich gold ledge six miles west of Arlington between Arlington and Woolsey Peak. Webb previously found a sample yielding $1,280 in gold and $31.40 in silver, yet the ledge eludes him and others who have searched the area.
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Sam F. Webb
Phoenix
George Webb
J. D.milton
Maricopa County
Arlington
Phoenix Enterprise
Webb
Arlngton
Woolsey Peak
Tom Farish
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Linge Rifles
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Lord Kitchener
J. H. Simmona
Carey
Paulsen
West Railroa Avenue
Goetz
Picalilli
MALOY
Meadow City
Weat Silver Avenue
G. D. Hofman
Rio Grande Woolen Mille
Globe Store
William Jimes
Calley’e Lake
Colmot
Cin
Mr. Holmes
Edward Plegott
Chicago
Pacific Coast
M. Bayne
Saya
Alamogordo
Southwestern Mercantile Company
Dawson
A. J. King
S. M. Co
B. M. Clark
Mr. King
Otero
Dunn
Wright
W. J. Wright
Methodist Episcopal Church
Creede
Creede Candle
Price
Fort Stanton
Martin Moore
Willam Copeland
West Railroad Avenue
Arizona
Senate
Kodol
Droggiste
Great West
THE
Kansas City Star
Associated Press
New York Herald
Hearst Transontinental
STAR
Washington, D. C
Jefferson City
Topeka
Kas
Guthrie
Department For
Vigoro
Kansas City Times
Denver
Rio Grande
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Colorado
S. K. Hooper
G. P
T. A
Denver, Colo
A. S. Barney, T. P. A
Santa Fe, New Mex
Colorado Southern Railway
T. E. Fisher
Colo
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