Position of the Sisters Defined and Urged Help
A to the Evening Citizen letter explains that a planned Associated Charities fundraiser misdefines support for St Joseph's Hospital. The writers state Sisters cannot join such a partnership and urge direct public aid to the hospital, noting monthly interest of 220 dollars and upcoming requirements of 300 to 400 dollars. They urge sustaining St Joseph's first, with charity funds then aiding the hospital.
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Mays
Commercial Club
Associated Charities
St Joseph's Hospital
St. Joseph's Hospital
St. Joseph’s Hospital
St. Joseph's
St. Joseph
St. Joseph’s
W. B. Childers
James H. Wroth
Stolen Horse In Broad Daylight Alleges North First Street Theft
Datil cattleman T E B Kelley reports a valuable gray horse missing from North First Street near Railroad Avenue after tying two horses while marketing cattle. The theft occurred around 6:30 pm. police notified and posters distributed. A reward of 200 dollars is offered for thief conviction and 10 dollars for return of the horse and bridle. The horse weighs about 125 pounds, is 10 years old, and branded V on left shoulder.
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T. EB. Kelley
Ed. R. Kelley & Long Cattle Company
Datil
N. M
Albuquerque
Kelley
North First Street
Railroad Avenue
Mom
Adit- Hon
New Mexico
Kelley Company
Kelly
Rand
Seek Recreation at Antelope Springs
Jacob Korber Edward Quirkel and other Albuquerque sportsmen plan a few days at Antelope Springs near the Santa Fe Central railway. They will ride the Albuquerque Eastern line to the canyon and pass the Manzanera range, using one of the most commodious ranch houses for an outdoor retreat.
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Jacob Korber
Edward Quirkel
Rankins
Copp
Albuquerque Sportemen
Te Albuerque Eastern Railroad
Tdaraa
Banta Pe Central
Betaneia
Wlard
Manzanerang
Murphy in the Rebate Case and Indian School notes
The article reports President Frank M. Murphy of the Santa Fe Prescott and Phoenix railway facing a subpoena in the Caledonian Coal company v Santa Fe Railway case, arriving in Albuquerque and resisting appearing. It also covers enrollment growth at the local Indian School, plans for improvements with $40,000 from the government, road work, and a separate court action involving the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Railway company and delays in other hearings.
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Frank M. Murphy
Santa Fe
Prescott
Santa Fe Railway Company
United States
M. Foraker
New Mexico
Jony
Murphy
McKinley County
Tawney
Mr. Murphy
Foraker
Gallup
James K. Allen
Indian Industrial Achool
Allen
Mr. Allen
Albur Anerque School
Frank
Santa Ana Pueblo
Abbott
Atchivon
Ughing
Caledonian Coal
Attormey Neill Bo Meld
Connée
Caledonian Coal Company
Hoh
Alex. Bowle
Caledonian Coal Compat
Ranchompany
W. B. Childers
E.W. Dobson
Manuel Sanchez Y Gallegos
Las Vegas
Sketch and Portrait of Rev J C Rollins 5 D
Rev J C Rollins D D pastor of the M E church in this place leaves for Yuma to attend the annual conference. He has served two years and is regarded as a fearless and able gospel expounder with deep community ties. He has wide experience across Colorado Arizona and western states and is active in civic causes.
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J.C Rollins
D. Cp
Methodist Church, Church
Arizona
Colorado
Anes
Tempe
Ariz
Rollins
J. C. Rollins
D. D
M. EB
Yuma
Rev J C Rollins to Be Transferred Amid Church Reforms
The Rev J C Rollins faces transfer as bishop reshapes assignments after commendations of his two years of charity work. Reports say he would prefer another year, but a new plan directs a move. Rollins has served Albuquerque and is linked to 328 Hunley Avenue in community projects.
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Rolline
Tempe
Inter Tishop
Aly
All Sin
Rolling
Albuquerque
Hunley Avenue
Governor Kibbey Back Joint Statehood Bid
Arizona Governor J H Kibey supports joint statehood as the route for Arizona. The item notes a public stance by Kibey and references a political context in the territory’s push toward statehood.
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ODES
Kibbey
Hon Johnson Succeeds Ten Eyck as Yardmaster
Hon W B Jolson arrives from Denver to assume yardmaster duties in Santa Fe yards tomorrow. A Chicago rail veteran of 22 years with Wabash and Pennsylvania, he is a protege of General Superintendent Parker. Johnson earlier served in Pueblo yard and Colorado legislature, with family remaining in Pueblo and to move to Albuquerque when house found.
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W. B. Johnson
Clarence Ten Eyck
Santa Fe
Denver
Jolson
Chicago
Windy City
Wabash
Pennsylvania
Parker
Western Grand Division
Pueblo
Mr. Johnson
Colorado
Pueblo County
Johnson
Albuquerque
Britt Nelson fight pictures shown at Elks theater
The Colma fight films by Britt Nelson are praised as the finest boxing pictures yet seen. Taken ringside during the Colma bout, they show each blow and move with exceptional clarity. Owner 4 W Coffroth of Colma Athletic Club announces screenings Friday and Saturday November 3 and 4 with tickets at Al Matson’s book store.
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Britt-Nelson
Colma
W. Coffroth
Cal
Elks’ Theater
Prines
AL Matuon’s
Professional men plead guilty to fighting in police court
Dr. R. J. Hust and Dr. N. Wilson pleaded guilty to fighting in front of the N. T. Armijo Building on Railroad avenue. Judge Crawford fined each $5. both paid and were discharged. K. J. Dugan, John Sweeney, and T. Castillo admitted guilt to drunk and disorderly conduct and were fined $5 each or five days on the streets.
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Polee Court
R. J. Hust
N. Wilson
Aternoon
N. T. Armijo
Railroad Avenue
Crawford
K. J. Dugan
John Sweeney
T. Castillo
DeWitts Little Early Risers Promote Pleasant Cleanse
The ad touts DeWitts Little Early Risers as mild effective liver pills safe for children, delicate ladies, and weak people, claiming strong users also praise their cleansing action. It notes availability from all druggists and references other local products and a city pool hall as part of the commercial milieu.
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DeWitt
Jemez Springs Stage Start Delivers Mail and Rides
The Jemez Springs stage carries the United States mail with stock changes en route. It leaves Albuquerque every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 5 a.m. For details contact W. L. Trimble & Co. in Albuquerque or J. B. Block in Perea, New Mexico.
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United States Mall
Albuquerque
W. L. Trimble & Co
N. M
J. B. Block
Perea, N. M
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Elks’ Opera House
Schilling
Elles
Cltten
Goetz
Maloy's
West Railne Avenue
The
Golden Rule Dry Goods Co
Elks’ Theatre
Dave B. Lewis
Josh
Hayseed
Spruce
Matson’s
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Hapehuns
New York Theater
New York
Jemez Hot Springs
Holiday Presents
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Albert Faber
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South Second ST
Colorado Telephone Co
N. T. Armijo Building
Brid-Nelson
Priges
Matson's
ORV
Eureka
Hahn's
Cole
Briggs & CO
Gold Ave
Alvarado Pharmacy
Bell Phone
A. Borders