Terrible Death Valley Trek Ends With Survivors
Harold Braly assistant superintendent of Skiddoo Mining and Miss Lottie Davis postmistress survived a five day desert ordeal after car breakdowns and extreme heat. They reached Garden Station exhausted with Braly weighing forty pounds lighter, and were brought to safety by a rescuing party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skiddoo
Cal
Death Valley
Harold Brajey
Skiddoo Mining Company
Lottie Davis
Braly
Conmmpanys
Miss Davis
Mojave
Garden Station
Ballarat
Wild Rose
Hraly
Braty
Indians Fight in Amusement Booth In New Mexico
Two Indians from a nearby pueblo, attending a fair, fought in the Amusement booth section after drinking heavily, one seriously injured by a pistol butt. The assailant was bound over to the grand jury. the victim is recovering at home. Prother Hiermes and Brother Bernard, visiting from Santa Fe and Oakland, are spending vacation with local brothers, while Brother Cyprian and others left for Jemez Hot Springs.
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Pueblo
Prother Hiermes
St. Michael's College
Santa Fe
Brother Bernard
St. Mary's
Oakland
Cal
Cyprian
Bernalillo
Jemez Hot Springs
Catholics Reelect Fenney President At National Meeting
Boston August 12 The General Federation of Catholic Societies reelects Edward Fenney of Brooklyn as president and designates Pittsburgh as next meeting place. Delegates urge upholding Sunday observance and oppose modernism while backing Catholic education for every boy and girl. National officers named include Most Rev. Messmer and James A McFaul among others with D Watterson as law committee chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Edward Fenney
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
General Federation of Catholic Societies
Pius x X
Federation
Wheesarers
United Action
Neven
Messmer
Milwaukee
Wis
James A McFaul
Trenton
N. Jo
Nicholas Conner
Dubuque
Iowa
Walter G. Smith
Philadelphia
Thomas J. Cannon
Chicago
F. W. Immerius
Peter Wallrath
Evansville
Ind
F. A. Gaudin
New Orleans
Matthew Cummings
Horton
T. A. Mineshaw
Beattie
Daniel Duffey
Oittsville
Newly Formed Employers League Speaks At Typographical Union
A newly formed Employers' League, led by Charles Francia of New York, addresses the International Typographical Union convention. The group advocates arbitration over strikes, calls for harmony, and urges joint next year conventions in Seattle or Minneapolis while pushing stricter discharge rules for foremen in union printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Employers’ League
Charles Francia
New York
Seattle
Minneapolis
Francie
Langue Soeks
Dis Earages
Tomor
Methodists Campaign for House Speaker Allowing Liquor Vote
A Methodist church network launches an effort aimed at electing a House speaker who will permit a vote on a cross state liquor shipping bill. The church, with 3.4 million communicants, seeks leadership from a bishop elected by the general conference to promote temperance causes and influence congressional action. The proposed bill would make interstate liquor shipments subject to the destination state law upon crossing borders. The speaker reportedly wields power over proceedings and is opposed to the legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Prac
Dr. Pierce
General Conference
Hantey
Spekter Cancon
Gow’ Guitens
Congress
House Jiterary Committee
Morsing Dournat Speedad
Maltimore
Ehurch
Pier
Howmse of Representatives
Kylee Patriurch
House of Representatives
Judiciary Committee
Final Accounts Filed in Armijo Chavez Estates
Jesuss Armijo and Higinio Chavez administrators of Francisco Armijo y Otero and bonis non administrator of Margarita Montoya de Armijo filed their final accounts August 10 1905 with the Probate Court of Bernalillo County New Mexico. The court ordered publication and set September 7 1908 for objections and settlement hearings. First publication August 12 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Bernanlio
Francisco Armijo Y Otero
Margarita Montoya de Armijo
Jesuss Armijo
Higinio Chaves
Franclco Armijo Y Otero
de Bonis
Bernaiillo
Jeruba Ammijo Higinio Chavez
Department of the Interior
U. S Land Office
Santa Fe
N. M
Federico Otero
Bernalillo County
Albuquerque
SN. M
Juan Otero
Celso Garcia
Juan Gutierres
Manuel Hael
Manuel RE. Otero
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Deat Valley
Old Town
San Lorenzo
Bel
San Lorenzo Society of
Bernaliille
Mase
Hertman
Fiest
Parelas Eds of
Madrid
Reds
California Fig Syrup Co
Southwest Southwestern Business Association
Central Avenue
Central
Fifth Street
South Walter Street
Tijeras Road
Moner
J. D. Corley
Care Western
Union
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Chicago Novelty Co
Household Loan Company
West Central
North Second
West Honing Avenue
W. Silver
South Walter
Seacurity Warehouse & Improvement Co
Grant Block
Third Street
Central Ave
Rosedale Place
Lockhart Ranch
Moorms
Bartlett
South Broadway
Ladica
Trimble's Ranch
Tijeras Canon
C. EB. Bonsall
ISC
London
England
Louisville, KY
New York,ny
Berna- Wile
Maeme
Phnero
Printers League
Ghuagh
Joe
Rleinze
T.N. Linville
Dos W. Central
Joe Hnichards
H. Frank
North Third Street
Grosman Company
Dallas
Texas
Charles Passow & Sons
Pax
Oln OP Ow
Naucamuli
Europe
Gor
M. E. Norris
East Coal Avenue
L. E. Folds
Feold Ave Pt One
Pagan Non Athe al Psy AE
Marquette Ave
Forrester Ave
Banmalo
Casey Terma
South Malibh
Belek
Wasy
Simpier- Clark Shoe Co
PostTorbeich
L Price
Porterfield Cfo
West End of Viaduct
Broadway
Journal
Visalia
California
West Fruit Avenue
City
Poland
China
John Mannars
Bain
Care Journal
Patterson’s
Third
Mountain Road
Elder
Armijo
Fiscove
Gwhner
P.O
Porterfield Co
West Gold
Dearin
Dayton
Wise & Son
B. Booth
A. W. Anson
North 4Th St
Futrel
S. Sereond
Paul Teutech
Edith St
Good & G
Weer
37Th Legislative Assembly
Good Roads Association
Mr. & M. Porterfield
Porterfield and Co
West
Gold Avenue
W. HH. Gillenwater
M. KR
McCcory
MBD
San Marcial N
Morgan's
Lithen Morning Journal
Weet End
North Second Street
North Second St
Journal Office
Termey Heifer
W. Roma
W. Leedave
Ward
Highlands
Fourth Ward
Nenr
A. Fleischer Seal Estate
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