Five Day Ordeal In Death Valley Ends With Barely Alive Rescue
Harold Braly assistant superintendent of Skiddeep Mining and Miss Louie Davis postmistress endured five days crossing Death Valley under furnace heat. After vehicle breakdowns and long repairs they walked to Wild Rose and reached safety near Ballarat. Braly lost forty pounds but is expected to recover.
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Death Valley
Harold Braley
Skiddeep Mining Company
Amd
Louie Davis
Braly
Miss Davis
Mojave
Garden Station
Ballarat
Wild Rose
Kraly
Braty
San Lorenzo Fiesta Celebrations At Bernalillo Draw Big Crowd
Solemn religious ceremonies and a lively fiesta marked Saint Laurence observances in Bernalillo New Mexico with vesper services and a procession by the San Lorenzo society. Local clergy from Santa Fe and San Miguel participated as the mixed choir performed under Sisters of Loretto guidance, followed by sports and evening bazaars drawing large attendance. The Bernalillo event attracted visitors from nearby towns, including a morning match featuring the Bareta Reds of Albuquerque against Madrid.
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N. M
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Saint Laurence
Bernaiitte
San Loresxo Society of
Mae
Baretae Reds
Albuquerque
Cromea
Madrid
Rede
Indians In Parade Game Ended By Rain After First Inning
The afternoon game between the Indians and the winning team was halted after one inning due to rain. Two In dians from a nearby pueblo in attendance caused a disturbance in the AThement booth section injuring one person with a pistol. The assailant was bound over to the grand jury while the victim recovers at home. Brothers Hermes and Bernard of local colleges spent vacation nearby. Cyprian and others planned a trip to Jemez Hot Springs.
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Ning
Bernas Iifie
Pueblo
Hermes
Michael's College
Santa Fe
Bernard
St. Mary's
Oakland
Cat
Catholics Elect Fenney President and Name Meeting City
Boston on August 17 reports say the General Federation of Catholic Big Meetings re-elected Edward Fenney of Brooklyn as president and selected Pittsburgh as the next meeting place. The body urged Catholics to oppose desecration of Sunday and to support religious instruction in schools while opposing modernist ideas and socialist tenets. The national executive board was announced with members from Milwaukee Philadelphia Chicago Dubuque and Boston among others and a law committee chair was named.
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Edward Fenney
Brooklyn
Pittevurg
General Federation of Catholic Aveleties
Pian Iix
Federation
United Action
G. Messmer
Milwaukee
Wis
James A. MacPaul
Trenton
J. Nicholas Conner
Dubuque
Iowa
Walter GG. Smith
Philadelphia
Thorard Cannon
Chicago
FO W. Jumekus
Pitsburg
Peter Watfreth
Evaneville
Ind
Newly Formed Printers League Attends Typographical Union
Charles Francis of New York heads the newly formed Printers League, allied with labor, at the International Typographical Union convention. The group seeks harmony, union support, arbitration, and aims to hold two conventions next year in parallel halls, while urging cooperation and elimination of strikes. The conference adjourns pending next day’s decision.
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Employers’ League
Beattie
Minneavallo
Francis
League
Halla
Tomor
Methodist Church Pushes Speaker Backing Liquor Shipments Vote
The Methodist Episcopal Church activates a campaign to elect a House Speaker who will allow a vote on the interstate liquor shipment bill. A church commission representing 3,986,000 communicants urges action, arguing the speaker controls progress and opposes the legislation. The bill aims to apply state liquor laws to cross border shipments without establishing prohibition.
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Home Judiciary Committee
Amer
Congress
Sowcat
Haltimere
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
House of Representatives
Teaperane Society
Methedist Plac Pal
Geomerad
Sayre
Final Account Filed in Armijo Otero Estate Hear Objections
In the Territory of New Mexico Hematiiia County Probate Court the administrators Jeonee Armijo and Higinia Chavez filed their final account for Francisco Armijo y Otero and the estate of Margarita Montoya de Armijo. The court ordered publication and set September 7, 1908 as hearing date with first publication August 15, 1908.
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New Mexico
Hematiiia
Francisco Armijo Y
Otero
Margarita Montoya de Armijo
Jerura Armiio
For Sale Family Horse and Northern Runabout
For sale a family horse and a northern runabout in fine shape at Patterson's livery stable 312 West Silver. Demonstrations available. address 397 Santa Fe New Mexico.
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Patterson
Sheut Helf
Banta Fe. N. M
Road Tax and Local Road Duties Notice in Albuquerque Area
The law requires able bodied men 21 to 60 to pay three dollars road tax annually or perform three days labor. W. Gilbertmmwater supervises Head District No. 3 precincts 12 and 26 including Albuquerque, serving without compensation to ensure proper use of road funds and good roads. Porterfield & Co at 16 West Gold Ave. authorized to collect road tax. payments may be made there when possible. The Good Roads Association sets road work priorities. enforcement will be strict.
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37Th Legislative Assembly
Albuquerque
Good Roads Association
M. Porterfield
Porterfield and Co
West
Gold Avenue
W. It. Gilalmnwater
Federico Otero Files Final Homestead Proof in Albuquerque
The Interior Department notices Federico Otero of Bernalillo County has filed intent to make Final Homestead Proof for Section 20, Township 1 North Range 4 East, New Mexico. Hearing set before a U S Court Commissioner in Albuquerque on September 17, 1908 with witnesses Juan Otero Celso Garcia Juan Gutierrez and Manuel Kael of Albuquerque. Register Manuel K R Otero.
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Department of the Interior
U. 8 Land Office
Sante Fe
N. M
Federico Tttero
Vernalillo County
Totaz
Township
KF. N. M. PF
Meridian
U. S
Albuquerque
Juan Otero
Celso Garcia
Juan Fiutierrez
Manuel Kael
Manuel KR. Otero
Register
Registered Angora Bucks Does For Sale By McChory
Seven thousand goats available including high grade Angora Bucks and Does. Prices reasonable and negotiable to fit buyer needs. Heavy shearers and capable of withstanding inspection. Visit or write your requirements to M K McChory at M DB Marcial NM.
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M. K. McChory
Marcial
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