Sheriff clash ends with new Socorro county sheriff in office
In Socorro New Mexico on October 2 Sergeant Hob Lewln, of the mounted police, issued an injunction urging calm after a jail key dispute between Misais Baca, recently appointed sheriff, and ex Sheriff Leandro Baca. The feud led to forcible entry by the new sheriff, with no weapons found among those present. The matter now heads to court with an injunction returnable October 27.
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Socorro
N. M
Santa Re
Hob Lewln
the Mounted Police
Misals Baca
Leandro Baca
Socorro County
Sargeant Lewis
Misala Baca
Hagerman
Andro Baca
Territorial Supreme Court
FP. W. Parker
Third Judicial District
Misais Baca
Socorro Couty
RE. W. Dobson
Aqwuquerque
Las Vegas
Young Men's Christian Association of
New Mexico
Arizona
Albuquerque
Douglas
R. W. D. Bryan
Lag Vesak
Media Park
el Paso
Texas
Santa Fe
Roswell
Phoenix
Prescot
Tucson
Sonora
Mexico
Goodman
New York
McD
Chicago
Brana Hobbs
Denver
Starrett
Lea
Kree Transportation
el Paso & Southwestern Rail
Vegas
H. C. Brown
Ira B. Perry
W. G. Ogle
W. J. Barnes
Ray C. Opper
Thos
A. Anderson
Jay York
C. Newby
J. A. Stirrat
D. S. Henderson
Earl A. Norton
Two men charged after New York saloon assault
John Kelly and James Clark face assault and battery charges after a front of the New York saloon altercation at 2 am. Principal witnesses include H. F. Williams and Patrolmen Ross and Strausney. Hearing postponed to this afternoon. Williams showed a swollen optic from the fight.
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New York
John Kelly
James Clark
Crawford
H. F. Williams
Santa Fé
Ross and Strausney
Kelly
Clark
City
Williams
Willams
Forged Check Case Sparks Court Hearing In 1905
Harm on W O Harmon, accused of forging Melville Summers signature for $12.50, told Judge Crawford he found blank checks at the Alvarado hotel reading room. He claimed it was a joke and asked mercy. bond set at $250. He said he worked in Albuquerque railroad shops and carried a lodge insignia. The court bound him over to the grand jury after a brief arraignment.
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Ea D B. Harmon
Melville Summers
John M. Moore Realty Company
Alvarado Hotel
Sturges
Crawford
Grand Jury
Harmon
Albuquerque
Soldiers Return from Philippine Campaign Visit Sparks Albuquerque Streets
The Twenty first United States Infantry of 611 men led by Col C A Williams visited Albuquerque on their way to Port Logan Colorado. After serving in Samar against the Pulajanes and returning from the Philippines, the regiment greeted home with most of its companies intact and its men in good health.
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Twenty
United States Infantry
Island OF
Samar
Fort Logan
Albuquerque
Twenty-first
Port Logan
Colorado
Vesiment
Col. C. A. Williams
Majjors Metra
Palmer
Leauhauser
Mees
Duncan
Hull
Port Snelling
Minn
Philippines
Logan
Mania
San Francisco
Nagasaki
Japan
Honolulu
Grant county race seen as uncertain by Jack
W H Jack republican candidate for Grant county commissioner, en route to Kansas City, notes county tilts Democratic yet relies on dependent vote in New Mexico. He cites Silver City registrations above two years ago and says outcomes hinge on local sentiment and new voters. Bucklen's Arnica Salve ad follows.
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W. H. Jack
Grant County
Kansas City
Tas Ae
Alluequerque
Jack
Territorial Cattle Sanitary Board
New Mexico
Silver City
Leopold
Cleo
Cowbay
Reverend Sollie Transferred to Portales in New Conference Shuffle
Rev J M Sollie longtime Highland Methodist pastor returns from the New Mexico Southern Methodist conference held in Alpine Texas. He travels with Dr W F McMurray as they outline assignments for El Paso District and Portales district among others. The move marks Holliday from Missouri to replace Sollie at Albuquerque church and the city wishes Sollie health prosperity and a strong congregation at Portales.
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J. M. Sollie
Highland Methodist Church
City
New Mexico
Alpine
H. C. Mort
Alamogoria
el Paso
J. T. French
Trinity
G. M. Gibson
East
BE Paso
W. P. Bond
Las Croves
T. L. Lallance
Deming
W. B. Fouls
Lords Bore
Hll. Adkins Wright
Marta
L. Brooks
Pecos
J. PF
Hedg
Albuquerque
B. T. James
Presiding Elder
A. Holliday
Gallup
W. S. Huggett
San Marchal
G. H. Gibbon
Watrous
W. B. Teer
Cammeron
Tucumcari
Puerto Era
W. Turner
Melrose
B. Wilson
Missouri
Sol Tie
Portales
Holliday
Sheriff with 100 Much Money Wager Sparks Alamogordo Riot
Cloudcroft residents and Alamogordo men witnessed a wager over reelection of Sheriff A B Piltipa. W B Matthews called the bet and Jan Kiddie acted as trustee, with funds placed in a bank. The riot occurred amid the dispute.
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Cloudcroft
A. B. Piltipa
Cheriif
W. Ba” Matthews
Jan. Kiddie
Alamogordo
Sergeant Ward Loses Pay in Albuquerque Incident
The 250 lost pay of Sergeant Ward of the 20th Infantry is recounted after a night in Albuquerque when, allegedly drugged and robbed, he wandered the town in a dopey state. Six soldiers carried him back to the train, clothing torn, with officers noting no formal complaint and uncertainty about where the incident occurred. The piece also mentions local ads and a medical reassurance ad from Dr. Thomas.
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Albuquerque
Duke City
Ward
U.S. A
Peo
Railroad Avenue
Philippines
Kennedy
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Leandro
Misais
Bob Lewis
Mounted Police
F. Williams
Anoel Amtair
University of New Mexico
Mitchner
OULD
Harwood School
Neillsville
Wisconsin
Lady Santa Fe
el Paso & South
Neilaville
Wik
the Harwood
Worman
Tor T
Harwood
Down
Chase & Sanborn
A. J. Maloy
Philippine Island
Bucklen
G. J. Welch
Tekonsha
Mich
Saya
Rev
Sollie
Rev. Holliday
NEW Star Tin Shop
Louis F. Stueckel
West Copper Avenue
The
Jolly Haymakers’ Association
Colombo Hall
Thomas’ Eclectric OM
J. F. Palmer
North First Street
Richardson’s
Palsy
Richardson
Leon B. Stern
Albert Faber
Borradaile & CO
Gold Avenue
Empress
M. Berger
West Railroad Ave
Stevens & Bowyer
Colorado Telephone Co
Flaming’s Grocery
Topham
South
First Street
la Veta
Connection
West
Lead Avenue
J. H. O’rielly & CO
St. Elmo
Joseph Barnett
Prop
West Railroad Avenue
Coe
Cius
Avery
the Bank OF Commerce
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