Schools to Hold Oratorical Contest in Albuquerque
The Lew Wallace Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution presented its charter in Albuquerque after hosting a meeting with about sixty invited members. A territorial oratorical association will form with high schools across New Mexico invited to compete and appoint star speakers for regional contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fear
Lew E. K. Norris
Educational Wallace
Clark
Albuquerque City
Escals
New Mexico Teachers’ Association
Roswell
Carlsbad
Gallup
Deming
Silver City
Artesia
Farmington
Las Cruces
Socorro
Raton
Las Vega
Clayton
Alamogordo
Santa Fe
Alvuquerque
New Mexico Military Institute
A. & M. College
Mesilla Park
School of Mines
Las Vegas Normal School
Silver City Normal School
The
University
R. F. Asplund
J. H. Crum
Nancy Hewitt
Lew Wallace
Daughters of the American Revolution
Rodey
L. B. Prine
Santa F
Coamberlin
Ada Caimpfmit
Borden
Prince
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Las Vegas
Gov. Prince
Dr. Elder
Mr. Rodey
Merdames Borden
Wroth
Asplund
Lester
Ray
Winston
Stevens
Burke
Cannon
Drury
Dunbar
Himoe
Fullerton
Mayfield
Mayo
Caledonian damage suit heads to trial in Santa Fe case
Judge Ira A. Abbott overruled demurrer in the Santa Fe and Colorado Fuel and Iron dispute with Caledonian Coal of Gallup. The $400,000 damages suit stems from alleged rate discrimination. Defendants have twenty days to answer. trial expected within weeks. Neill B. Field represents Caledonian. W B Cutlers with Colorado Fuel and Iron. Gardiner Lathrop leads Santa Fe defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira A. Abbott
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Colorado Fuel # Iron company
Ait
Caledonian Coal Company
Gallup
Colorado Fuel & Iron Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Santa Fe
Neill B. Field
W. B. Cutlers
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Albuquerque Schools Flourishing Amid Crowd and Growth
The Albuquerque public schools face crowded classrooms with seats lacking in fifteen rooms though 100 new seats were added last month. An active athletic group dominates high school life as a student association forms, and The Occident newspaper project gains momentum. A relief room in the Fourth ward aids overflow, with plans for permanent arrangements at the next school board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Vaughn
Fourth Ward
Mise Kremar
Mbis Kremar
Cases Against Mainz And Ellis Dismissed
Judge Craig dismissed two cases awaiting attention in the court. Charles Maria faced charges of bail with intent to kill George Bille. Goong Ellis faced deadly assault for attempting to strike Charles Mainz with a dagger. Evidence showed no warrant for the defendants. The incidents recalled earlier arrests near Jota Junckson. Special Officer Malia had shot during an alleged attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Maria
Hyon
George Bille
Goong Ellis
Charis Maing
Agabe
Craig
Ouser
Vie Grand Jin
Ako
Te- Jota Junckson
Children near death as house fire endangers family
J R Cole and wife, a colored family, narrowly escaped tragedy when a fire started by an overheated stove engulfed a front bedroom at 9 o clock this morning on North Arpo street. The children slept within feet of the blaze as firefighters saved the Coleman home, with about $25 in content and structural damage and no insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Norris
Railroad Avenue
John Street
Novo
Houte
Knapp
Highbargain
Norris
N. Wilson
St. Joseph's Hospital
Wilson
Woman's Club Session Acknowledges Mrs Prince Guest of Honor
The Albuquerque Woman's Club held a meeting at the Commercial club rooms under Domestic Science and Social Ethics. State regent Mrs L Bradford Prince of Santa Fe spoke on ethics while Mrs J H Bearrup presented the main paper. A chorus performed with Mrs L R Thompson and others. nonmembers could join the chorus by paying a monthly fee for voice culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Bradford Prince
Santa FE
Albuquerque Woman's Club
Commercial Club
J. H. Bearrup
Daughters of the American Revolution
Prince
Eaper Hey
Kansas Politician Buys Arizona Sheep Ranch
Charles Whittemore postmaster of Linden Osage county Kansas and longtime Kansas political figure traveled to Holbrook Arizona to buy a Navajo county sheep ranch for about 26000 dollars. He dined with Albuquerque police chief Thomas McMillin and praised the territories while hinting at possibly settling there before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Whittemore
Linden
Osage County
Kansas
Sunflower State
Albuquerque
Holbrook
Arizona
Whittemore
Navajo County
Thomas McMillin
Mr. McMillin
Marsh
Territories
Markets Close Higher as Copper and Sugar Lead Gains
Levy Bros reports Logan & Bryan quotations with steady advances in metals and utilities. Amalgamated Copper and Mexican Central lift activity while Reading and Missouri Pacific show strength. rail shares including Atchison and Rock Island remain active amid broad market interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Copper
American Sugar
Atchison, Common
Atchison, Ptt
B&o
Brookisn
Pacific
Porans
Great Western
Stantisvikiy & Nashville
Missouri Pacific
Metropolitan
Mexican Central
New York Central
Terrace Addition improves city landscape and access
The Terrace Addition Improvement company reports rapid progress on grading and levelling in the southwestern city area. A large workforce is shaping sand into a broad terrace set to host many residence lots while Gott Silver, Lead and Cont avenues will extend through the sand hills to the mesa. The project includes a water plant and tree planting to beautify the development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Terrace Addition Improvement Company
Agent Ments Talks On Life Insurance Prospects
Will Ment representing Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York returned this evening from western territory towns. His trip yielded many applications written by him. He cites broad discussion of life insurance and predicts recent regulations will profit policy holders as the business stays on the threshold of prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Ment
Muuual Life Insurance Company of
New York
Fair Meeting Moved to Monday Night
A notice announces a fair meeting moved to Monday night at Zeigers Cafe upstairs on October 23. The gathering invites creditors and cash subscribers to discuss the deficit, elect new officers and directors, and encourage ongoing support for the annual exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeigers Cafe
Local births and civic notes from Albuquerque area
Local items report the birth of a baby boy to Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Garcia y Sanches at 1418 Barelas road. Dr J. W. Elder sails for Pittsburg and other cities on business. J. J. Ford promotes Lake Shore rail service then departs for El Paso. University president W. G. Tight speaks on personal conscience tonight at the Woman's Club. A football club tryout is announced for the fair grounds tomorrow. Infant son to Mr. and Mrs. Walker noted. Clergymen and a church social described with attendees. A charity event and meals at Hoberte's and Colum[b]us advertised with prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Garcia Y Sanches
Barelas Road
J. W. Elder
Pittsburg
J. J. Ford
Lake Shore Road
Tne
el Paso
Ford
Denver
W. G. Tight
University
Woman's Club
Rooma
Commercelal
Albuquerque
Fair Grounds
Walker
Barron
Ghurel
Ghureh
Orman
Peil
Calamus hotel offers meals and drinks tomorrow
Fragmented lines describe meals and drinks at Calamus hotel tomorrow including oyster stew pork and sweet potatoes and cream pie. Mentions a cold bottle and stalls, with references to Zulger's and Vines and a Cohumis hotel listing. The text is garbled but hints at a local eatery event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross
Cohumis Hotel
Religious services listed at churches with varied times
Church notices list Sunray Baptist Methodist Episcopal Epworth Longueville and other churches with morning and evening services. Details include Holy communion at 7 30 a m and 11 a m, Sunday schools, morning prayers, sermons, and youth meetings. A Columbus hotel social offers Rowet pork and sweet potatoes and cream pie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church—Sunray School
Yi Preaebing
Young Peoples
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Pourinecreet
Colored Preacher Dies After Lingering Illness
Meankiah Bdleworth, a longtime minister of the African Methodist Episcopal church, died this morning after a lingering illness. He served the church for years and was a member of the Masonic order. Survived by seven years of service, a wife and two children. Funeral services scheduled tomorrow at 1 PM at the African Methodist Episcopal church. Burial in Palview cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Preaeling
Buriuan
Morrison Bolo
Mine Kraemer
Epworth Longue Sone
Gia P
Meankiah Bdleworth
Keleler
Alex
Order of Masons
Aif
Cine Otleck
Wanted First Class Coat Maker Advertisement
Notice seeking a first class coat maker named Wm. Ginesner at 268 Weet Gold Avenue Long Blow. Coat lost between Fourth Street and Ogid Avenue near North Fourth Street. Reward offered upon return to A. Borders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Ginesner
Fourth Street
Ogid Avenue
Fourth
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Caledonian
Santa FE Railway Company
Coal Company
MAINZ
Ellis
J. R. Coleman
Loning
Levy Bros
Logan & Bryan
Barnett Building
Ments
Shilling
Mullarben
Zulger
Ota
Junoh
Firat Presbyterian
Blewaper
High A. Couper
Hiteel
Congregational Church
Lawatet
Broadway
W. Barron
Mr. Stone
Columbus
Golden Rule Dry Goods Co
Juliets
Haviland
Albuquerqt Hardware Company
Fourth ST. and
Railroad Ave
T. Vann
Conus
Carol Arden
Paul Wiletact
D. L. Williamson
Vhowm Boe
7Ee
Jason Tharttay
Gotoboy Ak Mintavong
Leck Wrore
Imald Town
Savurday
Lowt'e Devine
Columbue
New de
Albert Faber
Southwestern Electric & Construction Go
South Shoond ST
Eureka White Lime
HAHN
Cole
H. Briggs & CO
Gold Ave
Alvarado Pharmacy
Svevecwcecesces
Heilphang
A. Borders
Colorado Telephone Co
N. T. Armijo Building
Fea
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