Fall School Team to Open Tuesday
The Albuquerque public schools open tomorrow morning with the fall term starting on Labor Day. Registration showed the attendance will be the largest in city history. Students are assigned by ward with detailed building allocations and district splits along the Santa Fe tracks. Special trains and parade plans accompany the fair week as towns prepare for events and exhibits.
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Albuquerque
Clark
First Ward
Cromwell Avenue
Ihira
Chaves
Pu Pils
Lowlands
Bulding
Santa Fe
Highlands
Lead Avenue
Las Vegas
Brown
el Paso
Mevanna
St Michaels Farmer Brown Tried Bigamy Scheme
L Brown a St Michaels area farmer sought postmaster help to marry a young woman, 18, in Alpena Michigan while leaving his wife and two children. The postmaster exposed the plot, Brown fled disgracefully, and his family now must fend for itself as Brown searches for another victim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley County
L. Brown
St. Michaels
Brown
Alpena
Mich
Papwin Law
Democratic primaries held Saturday night in Bernalillo County
Delegates to the Democratic convention to be held next Saturday September 5 were elected in each precinct. In Precinct 12 at the city building presided by John S Beaven the named delegates include F H Moore J H Wroth J B McManus P F McCanna ON Marron Summers Burkhart Raymond H Lester Sam Neustadt A A Trimble J S Beaven EB V Chaves Paul Tentsch J H McCutch eon Tranqueling Chavez A B Mc Gaffey L T Delaney W S Hopewell MP Kelly. James McCorriston presided in precinct 26 at Justice of the Peace Craigs office listing delegates James McCorriston D H Carns A Borders Thomas Isherwood A B Millen J A Skinner J D Bannon R L Wooton KH Duntar Woor Sharp John Ronnell George Eadick George Geigoldt Clarence Hurson Alcario Montoya Jaco Korbor Frank Kirster DF Gill. Returns of unaffiliated candidates fight will be received at the Club pool hall Monday afternoon No 211 South Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernalillo County
John S. Beaven
Actobates
F. H. Moore
J. H. Wroth
J. B. McManus
PF. McCanna
Marron
Summers Burkhart
Raymond H. Lester
Sam Neustadt
A. A. Trimble
James McCorriston
D. H. Carns
A. Borders
Thomas Isherwood
A. B. Mi Millen
J. A. Skinner
J. D. Bannon
R. L. Wooton
KH. Duntar
Woor Sharp
John Ronnell
George Eadick
George Geigoldt
Clarence Hurson
Alcario Montoya
Jaco
Korbor
Frank Kirster
DF. Gill
Roulette Bank Roll Attached in Monte Carlo Club
Constable Jim Smith attached 106 dollars from the roulette wheel bank roll at the Monte Carlo club rooms after the proprietor claimed nothing in the place was worth the amount. Armed attaches attempted to arrest Smith but were met by Assistant Marshal Kennedy who arrested one for carrying concealed weapons. The suspect alias A fonso was held to await a Tuesday hearing.
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Alfonso
Monte Carlo
Railroad Avenue
Jim Smith
Smith
Max Gusserof
Old Town
Marshal Kennedy
William Templeton Beaten and Robbed in Old Town
William Templeton, a Rio Grande Woolen Mills foreman, was assaulted by three unknown men after leaving Pat's Place in old town. He was struck with beer bottles and a revolver, robbed of $6, and left on North Fourth Street near Railroad yards. Templeton cannot identify his attackers and suspects no motive beyond aggression.
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Voiles
Fikte
Kennedy
Strosner
D. H. Carns
Templeton
Sherif
William Templeton
Rio Grande
Traction Company
Cara
Governor Hagerman Party Returns From Fiesta
Governor Herbert J Hagerman and a party including Associate Justice Ira A Abbott and Miss Constance Hagerman, Attorney A B McMillen and Mrs McMillen of Albuquerque, Hon Amado Chaves, Bertha Staab, Robert F P Massie of Toronto, and Edward T Hannan returned to Albuquerque after attending the Acoma Indians fiesta and dance in Valencia County. Hagerman to remain briefly before continuing to Santa Fe. Edward T Hannan, former New Mexican city editor, spent the night in Albuquerque before heading to Santa Fe. Attorney McMillen and Mrs McMillen paused there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert J. Hagerman
Arty
Ira A. Abbott
Constance
A. B. McMillen
McMillen
Albuquerque
Amado Chaves
Bertha Staab
Robert FP. Massie
Toronto
Canada
Edward T. Hannan
Acoma
Memory’s Travels Through Musical Paths at Casa de Orago
An audience at Casa de Orago enjoyed an impromptu mandolin guitar duet by Newman and Raver performing tunes like Old Black Joe and Dearie. Each musician recalled a native state through melodies, with comments referencing Virginia Indiana Nova Scotia Kentucky Florida California Iowa and more as memories sparked by music.
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Casa de Orago
Newman
Raver
Joe
Wabash
Dearie
Annie Laurie
Old Virginia
Mr. Jamerson
Old Dominion
Comstock
Indiana
Mr. Lawson
Nova Scotia
Mac” Dougan
Ironton
Maynard Gunsul Visits Gallup From Electrical Firm
Mr and Mrs Maynard Gunsul of Gallup Electric Light Company visit Gallup as the Belen cut off opens promising greater east to west traffic. Gunsul cites a road official as the source of the anticipated increase and notes the couple have recently spent weeks in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Gunsul
Gallup
Gallup Electric Light Company
Salvation Army to Present Moving Picture Show in City Hall
Adjutant A. Simpson of the Salvation Army from San Francisco arrives to present a moving picture show at 221 Copper Avenue tomorrow evening September 4. Fifty views depict the San Francisco disaster from April with three illustrated songs and about two thousand feet of film across sixteen subjects. The event promises serious, sacred, and comic content shown by powerful electricity. Nearby, over 100 pupils registered at Central High School though classes open tomorrow, highlighting a cosmopolitan junior population. Bargains in lots offered in Unity Heights and Rose Hill Court with attractive terms. also realty notes in Los Angeles area and a financier plan marketed by Golden Plate Realty Company.
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A. Simpson
Salvation Army
San Francisco
Copper Avenue
San Diego
Cal
Vanwua Canal
Rose Hill Court
Modjeska Park
Los Angeles
King’s County
Egent
Golden Plate Realty Company
W. B
Labor Day Parade Observed With City Labor Groups
The Labor Day parade formed at the Elks opera house at 10 30 am with Duke City Band United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Jointers Fire department Electrical workers Painters Barbers Typographical Union and others. It moved along Gold avenue First street Railroad avenue to Robinson Park where the formation dismissed and a labor sermon followed at the Methodist church. Banks barber shops and many stores were closed for the holiday with flag decoration and Sunday hours observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Eikw
Opera House
Duke City
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Jointers of North America
Fire Department
Electrical Workers
Barbers’ Union
Elks’ Theater
Gold Avenue
First Street
Railroad Avenue
Robinson Park
Forneo
Methodist Church
Rey
Rollins
Labor — Organization
Circus Gar No 1 Posts Town for Big Show
Ralph Root advance agent with twenty posters promotes the Circus Gar No 1 arriving Friday Sept 14 in Albuquerque. Ground chosen at south Third Street for tents. Mr Root and party depart for Socorro. Speakers include Rev Gooper and Mrs. Rollins. Ladies of the Maccabees among participants. Meeting held yesterday and again today at 2:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Root
Force & S
Albuquerque
Root
Socorro
Gooper
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West
Arizona
Western Amusement Co
Fair Association
Floto Circus
J. J. McManus
Floto
Barkley
Rosenwald
Imperial Laundry
L. Washburn Company
Learnard & Windemann
Southwestern Brewery & the Company
Occidental Life Insurance Company
J. H. O'Rielly and Company
Nash Electric Supply Company
University Heights Improvement Company
Second Street
Big Western Amusement Company
Frank McMillin
Kansas City
A. H. Barkley
Rider Haggard
Egyptian Hall
London
England
S. Bradford Prince
New Mexico
Box
Briggs
Road Roads Committee
Hagerman
Prince
Michigan
South Second Street
Salvationists
Salvation Army Hall
Circus Gar NO
Brown’s
Three Aces
Silver Avenue
C. A. Matson & CO
West Railroad Avenue
Kodak
Huyler’s and
Lowney
A. J. Richards
West Railroad
The
St. Elmo
Joseph Barnett
Prop
Albert Faber
Railroad Ave
Albuquerque, N. M
Pilsener Beer
Colo
Asto
Borradaile & CO
M& Empress
M. Berger
Bath Telephones
Williams Drug Company
Blue Front 117 West Railroad
West Railroad Ave
Stevens & Bowyer
Colorado Telephone Co
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