Newcomer Backed by Hubbell Ties in County Treasurer Bid
The Albuquerque Fakir Journal portrays Ku Newcomer as the Republican candidate for Bernalillo County treasurer, linking him to ex-sheriff T. S. Hubbell. It argues Newcomer aided Hubbell’s schemes, recalls his recall before the convention, and questions his fitness to handle county finances amid alleged misappropriations and tax-rate impacts.
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Usder
Wcomer
Santa
Albuquerqi
Albuquerque Fakir Journal
Newcomer
Bernalilio
Evening Citizen
Fakir Journal
B. Newcomer
Sherif
TS. Hubbel
Hubbel
Hubbells
T. S. Hubbell
Hubbell
Mr. Newcomer
Santa Fe
Santa Fe County
Tomy Hubbell
The Right Man Endorsement for New Comer in County Clerk Race
The Albuquerque Fakir Journal extols C. E. New Comer for county clerk to fill the unexpired term after James Summers death. It lauds him as honest competent and worthy with three Jeffersonian traits and wide civic support, contrasting later with criticism of his candidacy on the Republican ticket for treasurer.
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Albuquerque Fakir Journal
Newcomer
James Summers
Hagerman
C. E. Newcomer
Summers
Political Pointers on Bernalillo County Partisan Feuds
A regional political row critiques bolters and courts in voter influence. Mentions candidates B Ruppe Albright Waller and ministerial ties while denouncing morning papers. Notes Mon toya Ho Gree and Catron backing spending, and previews Larrazolo and Chaves speeches in San Marcial Socorro Hernando and Albuquerque venues.
Walter Weinmann celebrates twenty first birthday party
Walter Weinmann son of Mr and Mrs J A Weinmann turned 21 yesterday and hosted a grand stag party at the family home 809 West Copper Avenue Albuquerque. The fest featured large groups downstairs and upstairs with a celebratory feast. He also announced a new partnership in the Golden Berry Goods company as a birthday gift from his father.
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Walter Weinmann
J. A. Weinmann
West
Copper Avenue
Albuquerque
Walter
Weinmann
Fins
Golden «Tlerry
Padilla Not Guilty Declared In District Court
The jury found Jose Padilla not guilty after Judge Abbott directed verdicts on prosecutor Clancy’s recommendation. Separately, Jose Moya faced trial for unlawfully drawing and flourishing a pistol on April 28 on the east side of the Santa Pe tracks, with many witnesses subpoenaed and the case likely to extend into the evening. Mosher was found guilty on three indictments for obtaining a signature to a check under false pretenses, carrying a potential one to three year sentence. Alfonso Montse... was acquitted of carrying concealed weapons after a defense challenge to evidence. The Monte Carlo saloon case and related testimony involved officers and a proclivity toward peace.
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Jose Padilla
Abbott
Clancy
Moya
Jose Moya
Santa Pe Stucks
Mosher
Mtonsovelesias
Montezumaland
Crawford
Alfonso
Marshal Kennedy
Monte Carlo
Ygleine
Abe
Sully
Wreck Near Winslow Ties Up Traffic
Wreck of a freight train west of Winslow Arizona delayed Santa Fe traffic last night. East and westbound passenger trains were held late, with No 2 and No 7 sections arriving at various times. Officials reported the wreck cleared and traffic returning to normal shortly thereafter.
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Winslow
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Grand Order of the Eastern Star convenes in Albuquerque
The Grand Order of the Eastern Star met at Masonic Temple at 10 with thirty in attendance from across the territory. Officers were installed this afternoon after reconvening at 1 30, with adjournment expected around four. Honorary and visiting officers from Las Vegas to Deming attended, and the sixty year annual convocation of Grand Knights Templar of New Mexico closed yesterday with installations for the coming year. The next conclave will be in Carlsbad after the Grand Royal Arch Chapter session.
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Masonic Temple
Grand Order
Mia
Minnie Miler
Alimquerque
J. C. Shek
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C.D. Stevens
Raton
John B. Grifith
Socorro
Elizabeth Harsch
Albuquerque
Minerva Reed
Las Ve 88S
Lena Bolton
Carlstad
C. G. Duncan
Aliee Chandler
John T. Holton
Carlsbad
Easie Copp
Eayth Everitt
Srand Rth
Katen
Moir
Deming
Deming; Grand Nother, Mrs. Francia Coolip
Rosa Risdon
Grand Electa
JB. J. Browne
Las Vegas
Maud Snook
Itat
Grand Lodge
KL. Browne
B.T. C. Warren
Silver City
Inez Chesum
John W. Poe
EB. JA. Cahoon
Roawell
Alex. Stephens
J. P. McGrarty
Knight
D. Stephens
C. N. Blackwell
Order
Grand Royal Arch
Repairs Nears Completion for Albuquerque Power Machine
Electric lines were dead for an hour while workers upgraded a temporary line tied to Fe shops. Albuquerque Gas Electric Power Co expects a repaired machine to be installed by mid next week after parts from Milwaukee, with a six month timeline to build a duplicate unit if needed.
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Albuquerque Gas, Electric
Woghi and Power Company
Santa Fe
Durbin
Albuquerque Company
Milwaukee
Durbin Wiited
Jaffa Grocery Ad Promises Fresh Meats and Baked Goods
Saturday dressed turkeys dress spring chickens dressed hens dressed ducks bulk outers kosher sausage cheese of all kinds remember our bakery we make the best of cakes pies bread rolls etc Bardock Blood Bitters cited by J A Walker Sunbury Ohio as a cure for dyspepsia or appetite loss against a backdrop of good things to eat.
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Jaffa Grocery CO
Bardock Blood Bitters
J. A Walker
Sunbury
Ohio
Japanese runner Mimouri Fujita Crowned Word's Champion
Mimouri Fujita of Tokyo's Univers ity of Tokyo tops short distance marks with a 90 meter run in 9.24 seconds and a 12 feet 7 inches pole vault. Certifying authorities and university heads forward records to Japan Mail, US, and UK to gain official recognition. Duffey’s 9.35 second 100 meters cites earlier Canadian timing. Fujita, about 24, tall and heavy, is noted for his electrical timing methods and record-keeping efforts.
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Mimouri Fujita
Untersal University of Tokyo
Pote
Deat
Japan
Arthur B. Duffey
Amertes
Duffey
Canada
Fujii
Strieken
Punilt
Local notes show moves in medicine, law, and rail
Abrahams, a Kansas City travel agent for a wholesale drug house, is in the city today. Dr. Harrison, returning from Las Vegas, consults with Dr. Hack, secretary of the New Mexico medical board. Engineer JH Fenner of the Santa Fe Pacific nears recovery after illness. HJ Dickson, ex-district attorney and regent of San Bernardino, named general counsel of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen with a $5,000 yearly salary for two years. A column also notes a Jolly Haymakers ball set for October 20 at Colombo hall and a local tonic advertises Don’s Resulets for constipation.
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BG. Abrahams
Kansas City
GW. Harrison
Las Vegas
Las Ve Ste
Harrison
Hack
New Mexico Medical Board
JH. Fenner
Enginger
Santa Fe Pacific
H. J. Dickson
San Bernardino
Hood
Kingown
Specials for Friday Nut Cake and More at Mrs Ruthertorn
Good Things to Eat. Mrs Ruthertorn invites neighbors to stop by Wednesdays at 617 South Broadway for half-worked baked goods. Specials include tirday cake fig cake coconut chocolate cream puffs pies macaroons kisses and breads claimed to be better than home-made.
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Jaffa Grocery CO
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