Manuel Chaves Not Guilty Of Murder
Manuel Chaves was found not guilty by the Valencia county jury in Los Lunas after a weeklong trial over the December 1 death of Martin Rael. Prosecution argued jealousy spurred the act, while the defense claimed Rael died by his own hand. witnesses testified to powder burns and a revolver found near the body. The jury acquitted Chaves, with attorneys Klock & Owen leading the defense.
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Canves
Valencia County
Martin Rael
Los Lunas
Valencia County Court
Chaves
Rael
Aleniia
Albuquerque Delegates Named for Good Roads Convention
Mayor McKee appointed a group of Albuquerque delegates for the Good Roads convention in Las Vegas on September 26. The list includes B S Rodey F A Hubbell W H Greer G W Harrison Louis Tuteld P Hatley D A Macpherson H B Hening W T McCreight T B Hubbell W S Strickler George L Brooks O N Marron P F McCanna J H McCutchen Darby A Day J He O Rielly Alfred Grunsfeld Herbert T Raynolds and T N Wilkerson. The mayor wishes all named delegates to attend to ensure the city is well represented during important discussions.
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Las Vegas
McKee
Albuquerque
B.S. Rodey
F. A. Hubbell
W. H. Greer
G. W. Harrison
Louis Tuteld
P. Hatley
D. A. Macpherson
H. B. Hening
W. T. McCreight
T. 8
Hubbell
Morley Retires From Active Gridiron Role at Columbia
W R Morley a famed Columbia football figure arrives from Socorro county cattle ranch and plans to leave for the east tonight He retains head coach title but will not actively coach this year acting mainly as advisor A winter will be spent mining in Mexico and pursuing promising properties
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W. R. Morley
Columbia
Socorro County
Albuquerque
East
Morley
Mexico
Prisoner Escapes During Sheriff Escort in Valencia County
In Valencia county court sessions at Los Lunas Judge Abbott and officials adjourned. Montoya and Isidoro Molina were convicted of horse stealing. Montoya to 18 months, Molina one year in the Santa Fe penitentiary. J Westley, convicted of horse larceny and accused of assault with intent to murder, sentenced to six months. Westley escaped from Sheriff Carton Baca during a supper escort and had not been recaptured.
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Coun
Valencia County
Los Lunas
Abbott
Loge Montoya
Isidoro Molina
Santa Fe
Montoya
Malina
J. Westley
Carton Baca
Westley
Delaware tribal roll to aid $150000 compensation plan
Retohut of the Delaware tribe has aided in forming a new roll for tribal members in Indian Territory. He traveled from Albuquerque to Kansas City on government request to help compile names. Officials anticipate migration as Mr Ketchum plans to meet old chiefs and discuss the rollout.
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T. KB. Retohut
Indian Territory
Albuquerque
Jeft
Kansas City
Mr. Ketchum
Churches schedule for Sunday offerings across several churches
Highland Methodist Church to preside at 1 a m with Ralph to preach. First Methodist Episcopal Church holds Sunday school at 9 45 a m and preaching at 1 a m. Epworth League at 1 p m. Lutheran on North Thi net hosts 9 45 a m service with no preaching due to doctor care. Christian Church meets in Commercial club building with Rev BE Crawford and standard services. First Presbyterian at Elks opera house with Rev Hugh A Cooper 11 a m and 7 30 p m, Sunday school 9 45 a m, Christian Endeavor at 2 16 p m. cornerstone of new Presbyterian church on Tu at 4 p m. Congregational Church on Broadway has 10 a m Sunday school, 10 a m service, vocal solo by Miss Viola Kremer, 7 p m Y P S C Led by Mrs Hanson, 8 p m communion service. St John’s Episcopal at Fourth and Silver with Holy Communion 7 30 a m, Sunday school 10 4 m, morning prayer at 11 a m, evening prayer at 7 30 p m with several musical pieces listed.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth League
Lutheran Church
Thi
Wenning
Christian Church
Commercial Club
BE. BE. Crawford
First Presbyterian Church
Elks” Opera House
Hugh A. Cooper
New Presbyterian Church
Congregational Church
Broadway
H. F. Fox
fVlola Kremer
Washburn
Hanson
Tople
Stone
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Fourth Street
Silver Avenue
A. G. Harrison
Sune
Territorial Fair Opens Monday at Traction Park
The Territorial Fair opens Monday with a full program downtown and at Traction Park. Highlights include 1:30 pm opening by Fall Association president Col W Greer, baseball Albuquerque vs Trinidad, races, and a pyrotechnic display. Cowboys from the Diamond A ranch arrive for western events as Stock pens fill Floral Hall exhibits transform the hall into a showcase. Local horses race at 2:40 pm and mining races set for Monday morning.
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Aition
W. H. Greer
Down Town
Fall Association
Col. W. Greer
Albuquerque
Trinidad
Traction Park
Roncos
Walter Birchfield
Pat Nunn
Rio Grande
Boone
Emil Mann
Alice
Herman Blusher
McGinty
R. H .Greentent
Globe Store Opens On Railroad Avenue In Albuquerque
The Globe store opened today in a remodeled Fair store building on Railroad avenue between Second and Third streets Albuquerque. Otto L. Rice, who started in a Silver avenue shop and then moved to Gold avenue, now leads a central department store style business with a wide stock including dry goods ladies wear and men’s and children’s footwear. The opening featured Miss Extantine at the Price & Teeple piano.
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Otto L. Rice
Globe
Citizen
C. L. Rice
Silver Avenue
South Second St
Rice
Gold Avenue
Fair
Second
Third
Railroad Avenue
New Globe
Jadiex
Miss Extantine
Carnival Colors and Yard Bunting on Sale
Local notice advertises colored bunting at three cents per yard by the bolt from Grunsfeld Bros. Also mentions spring lamb and roast beef for dinner tomorrow with a festive theme and seasonal decor.
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Bunting
GRUNS@ FELD BROS
Adentists Gospel Meetings At Railroad and Broadway
The outlook for the gospel meetings is encouraging with regular nightly attendance. The tent is electrically lit and comfortably seated. Tonight’s talk continues The Great Three Fold Message and tomorrow focuses on The Home of the Saved. All are invited to attend these services.
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Railroad Avenue
Broadway
Saved
Immaculate Conception School Adds Primary Classes
One hundred sixty eight pupils enrolled since opening. A new primary department with six classrooms operated by Sisters of Charity. Sister Mary Sebastian oversees the school. Prof Montoya formed a Spanish class with eleven pupils studying the language.
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Sistrs of Charity
Mary Sebastian
Montoya
Adulteration claims in spices and extracts prompt buyer caution
A reader warns that most vanilla and flavoring extracts are adulterated with tonka, with only one or two cents worth of vanilla per dollar. Schilling's Best products are advertised as entirely pure and available at grocers.
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Schilling
New Show At The Casino Tonight And Matinee Tomorrow
A noisy start opens with a new casino show tonight and a matinee tomorrow priced to attract crowds. The report notes plans for early coverage by local press and a focus on popular admission rates at the venue.
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Ray Morley
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Highland Methodist Church
Rey
Ralph
New Town
Bond
Geo. T. Stagg Co. Distillers
Frankfort, KY
Melvni & Eakin Sole Agents
Albuquerque, N
Dinsdale E Highland Livery Stable
LY Haven Bay
Blue Point
First Street
Cme
Pecemartaee
S21
South Third Street
R. Green
Walton
Globe Store
U. S. Rice
Adventists
Immaculate Conception
Ann Aurela
Pitth
Socorra
Hase
Gallup
Hake
Gross, Kelly & Co
Thin City
Territorial
Harvey News Service
Chicago
San Francisco
Peninsular Range
McBrain Furniture CO
Gold Ave
Golden Rule Dry Goods Co
Atlantic
Jan Looe
Ballroay Ave
Serive Bay
Niger
W. Strong
M. Draggie
Pune
North Broadway
Washing Avenue
Albpquerue
F. Platt
Hendrix Avenues
Ola
Ives
Albert Faber
Southwestern Electric & Construction CO
Crocker-Wheeler Dynamos and Motors
Testaurant
National Electrical Contractors Association
Colorado Telephone Company
Armijo Building
Melini & Eakin
Siciow
Yellowstone Eet
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