Baseball Protest Clouds Santa Fe Versus El Paso
Santa Fe edged El Paso 1 to 0 as Cable allowed three hits and four strikeouts. An error filled seventh inning tied the game, and Santa Fe stole the winning run in the eighth amid overthrows. Texans protested to Superintendent Hickey over a rule dispute on runners advancing on no overthrows. Zalusky started for Santa Fe with Gordon catching for El Paso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FI Paso
Santa Fe
Ancients
Cable
el Paso
Hickey
Zalusky
Gordon
Notable Visitors At The Twenty-Sixth Territorial Fair
Local residents and dignitaries gather for the fair with entries from Santa Fe, Belen, Trinidad, and Rio Grande valley. Notables include A J Loomis, C H Elmendorf, Col J B Hutchasen, Judge N B Laughlin, Chas P Jones, 0 S Brown, Lafe C Allen, H W Bellard, John Becker, and J H Nations. Attendance and activities reflect regional civic life and commerce during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Elmendorf
Elmendorf
Socorro County
W. D. Radcliffe
Belen
Col. J. 8. Hutchasen
Magdalena
R.L. Wooton
John Mayo
Trinidad
Henry Lewis
Jemez
N. B. Laughlin
Santa Fe
Territorial
Chas. P. Jones
Santa Rosa
Brown
el Paso
Hugh Willams
Williams
Silver City
Lafe C. Allen
Las Vegas
Lafe
Bisbee
Arizona
H. W. Bellard
Colorado Telephone Company
Denver
John Becker
Anta
Ernest Swelger
Albuquerque
Blanche Owen
Harry Herman
New Mexico
Mogollon
Grant County
J. HL
Nations
George Thomas
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
Seattle
Bridgman
Williams Street
The
Bert Casley
Capital Lite Insu Anes
Fzo
J. F. Casley
Gatina
Kan
Casley
Anna Gray
Colorado
Open a Recruiting Station Opens in El Paso Area
Captain B S Wright of the First cavalry travels from El Paso to visit the city during the fair. He will establish headquarters at the Alvarado for the El Paso army recruiting office open to applicants seeking enlistment in all service branches. Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets are advertised with a 25 cent price and free samples at druggists.
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B.S. Wright
First Cavalry
el Paso
Alvarado
Rubbias
United States Army
Army
Wright
Chamberlain
New Mexico university welcomes Duncan and visitors at fair
The piece notes Duncan, son of Col. James B. Duncan of Las Vegas, among new students at the New Mexico University. His introduction comes as families like Debe W. Corbett and W. M. McCoy bring Mountainair delegates to the territorial fair, with local officials and businessmen expressing support for joint statehood and regional development.
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Aken
Duncan
Col
James
Las Vegas
New Mexico University
Arthur Lowe
Dunean
Debe W. Corbett
W. M. McCoy
Mountainair
Cowbertie
Torrance County
McCoy
Abo Pass
Santa Fe
O. DM. Gaddis
Kingman
Ali.s
Albuquerque Globe
Martin
Women temperance leaders elect officers in New Mexico meeting
The Executive Board of the White Ribboners met at Lead Avenue Methodist Church. Mrs. M J Borden chaired and praised 360,000 white ribboners while announcing her retirement. Officers elected: President Mrs SC Nutter. Vice President Miss Eva M Tucker. Corresponding Secretary Mrs M C Leaming. Recording Secretary Miss Le Duc. Treasurer Mrs Ella Wood.
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Territorial Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Lead Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
M. J. Borden
Mra
SC. Nutter
San Marcial
Misa Eva M. Tucker
Las Vegas
M. C. Leaming
Albuquerque
Miss le Duc
Las Cruces
Ella ©. Wood
Santa Fe
Borden
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Albuquerque, New Mexico
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Frankfort, KY
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M. MM
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R. P. Hall
Iron and Brasa Castings
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Rance & Mauger
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