THREE CONVENTIONS MET HERE TODAY
Multiple conventions opened in Albuquerque across days of meetings. Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge welcomed delegates at the Elks Hall, with sessions, awards, and a banquet planned as officers and representatives from many lodges gathered for the event. The Undertakers and Embalmers association held its first NM meeting with reports, committees, and a city visit. Good Roads, wholesale grocers, wool growers, and WCTU gatherings filled the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Ledge
Knights of Pythias
Elks
Julius Ubifelder
Elizabethtown
N. M
Whey
Uhifelder
Seal Perry
Mineral Lodge
No. 4
Elks’ Lodge
L. H. Chamberlain
Julius Ubtelder
Mon- Jodge
W. BE. Dudley
Alamogordo
AR. O'Quinn
Eddy Lange
Perry
el Dorado Lodge
A. Haley
Algiile Lodge
W. Homer Hi
Rio Grande Lodge
FL Adams
J. J. Leeson
P. B. Heather
William Kilpatrick
C. Clark
C. M Bassey
Samuel Rosenthal
el Dorado
John L. Zimmerman
Santa Fe Lodge
Antonio Mayer
Bernard Ruppe
John H. Cram
O. Cushman
A. G. Harrison
Harper Sproull
Chas. Vogt
Harmony Lodge
W. K. Stalcup
G. Mu. Tower
Alamogordo Lodge
Grand Lodge
Indiana
Brethern
Fau
A. F. Walter
E. L. Warhiurn
Joseph
New Mexico
Clarence Ulery
Roswell
Territory
John Ww. Barron
First Congregational Church
Mw Fle
Frank McKee
Albuquerque
L. F. Monteale
Sante
Welcone
H. Strong
Con
Good Roads
Commercial Club
T. U
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Mexico
Lead Avenue Methodist Church
Annaml
Sach Weiness
Notice to Public About Tram Car Schedules at Fair Week
Owing to heavy crowds for the Trussian company events cars will operate only between Railroad at One and First street and the fate rounds from 4:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. The rest of the day service continues on the Burles and Second street lines. Albuquerque Traction Co. Also note the skating rink opens tonight. A quiet, orderly place for afternoon or evening entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hird Jay
Albuquerque
Trussian Company
First Street
Burelas
Albuquerque Traction CO
Hax
Denver
First National Tank Building
Second Street
University Heights Improvement Company
South Second Street
Schedule for baseball tournament in Rathenters & Scows room
Managers from Albuquerque Santa Fe Clifton Las Vegas Trinidad and El Paso met at Rathenters & Scows Cigar store at 10 this morning to set a round robin schedule for a baseball tournament. Teams draw numbers and play all others, with potential total of up to twenty one games. If a team loses four games before facing all opponents it will retire. Tomorrow features double headers and a mixed morning and afternoon schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rathenters & Sciows Cigar Company
Hickey
Arthur Cavanaugh
Albuquerte
Kerr
Santa Fe
Doran
Clifton
Brown
Las Vegas
Burke
el Paso
SD. Patrick
Teintdad
Ross
Globe
Trinidad
Albuquerque
Trinidad and
Pwners
Prize Winning Corn From Socorro County
A boy delivered a prize winning corn stalk from Adna Baca three miles south of Socorro. The fifteen foot stalks with ears as large as a six inch gun shell touched the ceiling as it was carried to Floral hall display. Baca, a leading Socorro county Republican, is a council candidate in the fall election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adna Baca
Socorro
Floral Hall
Socorro County
Baca
Council
Millinery Openings Draw Crowds In Local Shops
Ladies filled millinery stores from morning to mid afternoon at D D Coverdale West Gold avenue OBrien Sisters stores and Laura M Lutz 208 South Second street all hosting fall hat displays with red white and blue decor and praise for new styles crowd stretched into the afternoon as expressions of admiration echoed throughout the openings
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. D. D
O'Brien
Laura M. Lutz
South Second Street
William Foy Death and funeral details at Immaculate Conception
William Foy a boilermaker residing at 28 South Third street died at 2 this morning after a lingering illness. Survived by his wife, he belonged to the Boilermakers' union and Catholic Knights of America Branch 278, whose funeral services will be held. Pallbearers listed include Mensra McGinnis, William Moore, Powers, James Cosgrove Sr and Jr, and Nerrien. Burial at Santa Barbara under the Knights' auspices with arrangements by F. Borders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Foy
South Third Street
Santa Barbar
Borders
Mensra McGinnis
William Moore
Powers
James Cosgrove
James Cosgrove, Jr
Nerrien
Christmas Sale Ad and Wrestling Event Notice
A damaged page advertises a sale of a 12 room property in Albuquerque with a call for visiting merchants to meet at Retail Merchants offices on Gold avenue and Second street at 8 o clock Tuesday evening September 18. It also mentions a championship wrestling match at the opera house Thursday evening and promotes JAFFA'S KRACK BREAD with ticketing at Matson's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aluquerque Retail Merchants’ Association
Gold Avenue
Second Sitec
Jaffa
Presient
Henry Wiegola
Strong Hoy
Opera Hestie
Pale ‘Thesiay
Matson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Knights of Pythias, Undertakers
Vention
A. Borders
PF. Monetente
F. H. Strong
Richard Thorn
Rapids
W.M. Lewis
Territorial Board of Health
Tomot Undertakers
Alery
F. A. Sullivan
Fair Grevade
Albuqnerque
Pike
Albuquerate
Elks’ Opera House
Solomon Luna
The
Fair Association
Sleep Sanitary Board
McKee
A. Jones
Herbert J. Hagerman
Sol. Lana
Aliuavergy Fe
Atone Medical Director
Joshoa S., Raynolds
N. Ma
Rod. Palen
Santa Ainsworth
Phoenix
Artz
Cal
HL O'Rielly
Alb. McMillen
Wroth
MW. Flowrney
McMillen
J. H. Orichly
Joshua
Raynolds
Henes
Albert Faber
Railroad Ave
Albuquerque, N. M
Grunsfeld Brothers
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Pilsener Beer
Colo
Borradaile & CO
Richardson
Hals Sybils
Vesta Tilleys
Riding Club
Ganesborough Gage
Millinery Fashion Company
Ervin & Paynter
Albuquerque Business College
Millhen
Empress
M. Berger
Albuquerque, N
West Railroad Ave
Stevens & Bowyer
Colorado Telephone CO
O’brien Sisters
Emporium
Flaming’s
Concarne
Topham
South
la Veta
Connection
West
Lead Avenue
J. H. O’reilly & CO
St. Elmo
Joseph Barnett
Prop
West Railroad Avenue
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