Paris Clerk Loots Bank in $400000 Cash Scam
Jean Gallay a $50 a month clerk at Comptoir Excompte defrauded the bank of $400,000 through forged letters and depositor names. He fled France on a luxuriously fitted private yacht with actress Valentine de Merelli, living lavishly as he planned escape to Brazil while authorities prepare his trial.
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Compteira
Brazil
Gallay
Humiert
Wureak
Caxshier
Madme Valentine de Merelli
Hepcat
Valentine d¢ Mereill
Valentine
Comptoir “'Excompie
Madame Meceil
Womsy
Houlin
Houdin
Pornasier
Valentine de]Merelli
Giliny
Baron de Galay
Comte de Guerche
Mereli
France
Catarina
Wlatress
Havre
Chaffeur
Official Proceedings of Board of Commissioners 1905 Albuquerque
The Albuquerque board of county commissioners met in a special session on September 9 1905 with Alfred Gronsfeld as chairman Severo Sanchez voting no on Justo R Armijo’s bond as treasurer and ex officio collector and tasking sheriff to turnover offices and records to successor. A public notice of county officers was ordered and temporary funds authorized to cover court expenses amid transfer disputes.
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Albuquerque
N. YM
Alfred Gronsfeld
Severo Sanchex
Springen
J. A. Summers
Justo R. Armijo
O. N. Marron
O. N. Marron, J. 8
Sanehex
Perfecto Armijo
Thomas
Hubbell
Perfecto R Ramijo
Board of County Commissioners
Hernalitle
Jisto Ro Armijo
Andrew B. Stroup
James A. Summers
District Court
Frank A. Hubbell
Justo “R. Armijo
Sanchez
Chew
Justo BR
Ofice
Peibitte Herk
Miter
San Shee Steclume
Andrew H Stroup
Einario
Wxpensat
Competent Officials Urged For Territorial Education Posts
President W G Tight reports a territorial board of education meeting focused on future county school superintendent selection. The board urged electing competent intelligent leaders, a move seen as vital for improving the territory’s educational system and child welfare.
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W.G. Tight
University
Santa Fe
Territorial Board of Education
Tight
Attendance at Indian School Passes Two Hundred Mark
Attendance at the Albuquerque Indian School has reached 230 pupils with projections to surpass 300 as Superintendent Allen and staff expand capacity on the Navajo reservation. Diphtheria treatment and other health notes appear alongside announcements of new lodging in Albuquerque and a local ice cream shop incident.
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Allen
Surner
Tito Albi
United States
Alleg Ie
Unclear sports listing with scattered city names and scores
Fragmentary OCR text shows multiple city pairings and venues such as Indianapolis Toledo St Paul Kansas City Minneapolis Milwaukee. The garbled lines include game mentions and a 0.5.06 timestamp, but no coherent teams, scores, or dates to confirm a full event summary.
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Lanifaville
Louteville Sey Oe
Columbus
Indianapolis
Indianapolin
Pombohieres
Toledo
St. Paul
Kansia City
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Bennett fund aids poor girls at New Mexico
The Commoner notes a $10,000 Bennett fund with annual income to aid poor girls' medication costs. University of New Mexico receives $2,500. An outdoor gymnasium structure and nearby courts are described, plus varsity football candidates and a team captain. Collegiate activities in Santa Fe and organizational splits are mentioned.
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Ryan
Bennett
University of New Mexico
Lax
Petrolia Soetety
Preston
Santa Fu
Orient
New Editor at Gallup Republican Paper
Fragmented OCR text reports a new editor at the Gallup Republican with unclear byline and miscellaneous garbled notes. The readable parts indicate unspecified changes, recent arrivals, and policy mentions, but concrete names, dates, or event details are missing. The item lacks verifiable specifics.
Gould to Boost Gallup Interests and Build Up Town
In a public address Mr Gould pledges the Republican to advance county interests and the up building of Gallup. He notes Gallup as a live town with business men who welcome strangers and home builders. The Citizen welcomes Mr Gould and his wife Mrs Gould as they plan a first class paper for Gallup.
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Gallup
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Mré. Gould
Jamez Spring Resort Life and Visitors Report
Special Correspondence from Jemex Hot Springs notes visitors from Albuquerque and El Paso, new constructions, and thriving local business. Weather is warm days and cool nights with light showers. orchards bear fruit including apples and peaches as residents and guests enjoy a bustling, improved town.
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A. B. Waters
Albuquerque
Block's Hotel
W. BR. Trounsdell
Josie Perkins
el Paso
Tex
Doc Bledsoe
John Kourg
J. M. Hedden
M. Abousleman
Tudt
J. Otero
M. V. Patterson
Miscourt
J.B. Mook
Alibusloman
Mike May Bingham
Florida
New Mexico
The Mushroom Hat and Feather Hats Fashion Trend
New York readers glimpse the season’s feather hat craze. Colorful artificial birds deck hats with turquoise, purple, blue, and green plumes. Feather turbans and bird themed accents flood millinery, with black, gray, white, and brown shades offered across styles.
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New York
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