Local News Highlights From New Mexico Arizona and Santa Fe
New Mexico reports local showers and fair skies for Monday and Tuesday with Arizona also fair. Santa Fe notes Delaney’s Cafe launching all night service and mid day lunch hours. J F Zahm, Indian trader, visits Gallup on business. New Swiss and Roquefort cheese shipment arrives at San Jose Market. Various residents including Mrs Harney and A H McDermott travel for business and prospecting. A large crowd enjoys a Lake City band concert at Kobiteon Park with praise from attendees. Charles Bennie, Pennsylvaniain railroad official, leaves Theotheater for the coast. McKean departs telegraph construction duties for Denver with visits to minoreros. Madam Stewart-Lemb and Miss Straubenback return from a several week visit east. The season’s leading milliners are highlighted.
Public Instruction Chief Tours Territory and Local Notices
J Clark left Santa Fe for Mountainair to speak at Chantauqua and plan an eastern tour of the territory. Infant Lucille Walsh dies. funeral at Immaculate Conception church. Young People’s City Union elects officers. birthday party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Louden. Colombo theater reports full houses, new tenor Gould a hit, and a varied film bill with popular scenes and repeated encore requests. Attendance at the skating rink set records with enhanced pictures and songs tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. &. Clark
Territorial Superintendent of Public Instruction
Santa Fe
Mountainair
Clark
Territory
Lucille
Thomas Walsh, Jr
West Coal Avenue
Immaculate Conception Church
Santa Barbara Cemetery
Colombo
Gould
Caolambo
Dimen
Pythias
Frank
Sewer Expert Leland Visits Albuquerque for City Sewer Plan
Providence engineer George H. Leland arrives in Albuquerque to study the local sewer and drainage system. He will confer with City Engineer James Gladding and report findings to the city council within three weeks to aid Samuel L. Gray’s forthcoming expert report on cost and routing for a new sewer.
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Cheorge H. Leland
Providence, R. L
Samuel L. Gray
Providence
Albuquerque
James Gladding
Leland
Gray
Afay
Gladding
Crystal to Show New Comedy Acts and Pictures
Crystal Theatre introduces a new comedy act by Mr. Chamberlain in his coon character and a change to a new negro act. The program also adds two new moving picture subjects, a fresh song by Reotti, and new pieces by Mr. Dupont, with twenty minute performances and a varied lineup for patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Crystal
Mr. Chamberlain
Reotti
Mr. Dupont
Woman badly hurt in Central Avenue auto crash
Mrs Teresa Burnett of 216 West Silver avenue Wax Run was struck at Central avenue and Third street by a car driven by Miss Higgins. Burnett suffered a broken leg and serious head and body bruises. she was taken to St Joseph’s sanitarium for surgical care and remains grave. The speed was described as well above limit and Insley, fined recently for speeding, is connected to the incident. Police will investigate.
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Teresa Burnett
West
Silver Avenue
Central Avenue
Third Street
Mere
Burnett
St. Joseph's
Thomas Metey
West Gold Avenue
MM. A. Higgine
Iilsgins
North Poiteth Street
Durnett
Third and
Central
Walton Drug Store
MW Carns
South Third Street
ReyoRa
Drie
Insley
Daring Daylight Robbery at J. L. Bell & Co Store
Thieves entered J. L. Bell & Co hardware on South Third through a rear skylight yesterday afternoon, taking five revolvers, Gillette razors, pocket knives, and other items. The cash register was left intact and police had not yet arrested suspects by nightfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Bell & Co
South Third Street
Elf
Foley’s Laxatives Promoted For Constipation Relief
Advertisement promotes Foley’s Oring Laxative to cure chronic constipation by stimulating the liver and bowels and restoring natural bowel action. Foley’s ino Laxative described as mild and pleasant with no nausea. Sold by J. Heilly with references to re fuse substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
J.e Heilly
Chicago Singer Arthur Middleton to Attend Irrigation Congress Chorus
Arthur Middleton a renowned Chicago vocalist writes he will join the Irrigation Congress chorus and arrive in time to meet the choir before the congress opening. He has performed widely with the Chicago Musical Car e and before several congresses, promising a strong feature for the entertainment program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Middleton
Chicago
Ot. Washburn
Oratorien
Irrigation Congress
Mid- Heron
United States
Oraforks
Midleton
Prosecution Initiated Against Coal Transport Railroads
New YorkAttorney General announces action against several railroad firms and subsidiaries for alleged violations of anti monopoly laws. The suit claims the coal transport agreements restrict production and fix prices, constituting a state wide monopoly in hard coal. In Wisconsin, prohibition candidates Chatin and Graf address about 1000 supporters before upcoming travels to Minneapolis.
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Albany
Altorney General
Jackston
Atate
Uvel
New York
Rue Lake
Wis
Chatin
Prohibition
Wiscosin
Minneapolis
Strong's Book Store Ad Highlights School and Gift Goods
An old Philadelphia Record ad promotes Strong's Book Store with school books, mechanical and copyright titles, popular fiction, ladies bags, toilet bags, pocketbooks, stationery, fountain pens, and leather goods. It notes the store at 2101 next to the post office and includes a provocative line about My little neighbor Mary.
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Mary
Philadelphia Record
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New Merica
F. H. Strong
Th. Resi
Dence
Fairview
Santa Barbara
J. G. Gould
Crystal
Prof
Dupont Novelty Mu
Chamberlains
Presrecorniae Triats “Riit
Soupat Cs
Washington
New Mexico
Arizona
Delaney's Cafe
J. F. Zahm
Gallup
San Jose
Delanens Cafe
Frank Harney
Cerrillos
A. H. McDermott
Here
Relen
Owen A. Kane
Laguna
Lima
Ghia
Clarence Wigley
Santa Fe Master Mechanic's Office
Limiiette
Saixon
Lake City
Kobiteon Park
Charles 8
Bennie
Pennestrants Railroad
Theotheater, Noy
Che
L. McKean
Woetven Union Telegraph Company
Pondewattere
Denver
Lhe
Olly
Minatiora Ounteethel
Poon
Stewart-Lemb
Mise Straurenback
Hubbs Laundry Co
White Wagons
Whitney Company
Albuquerque, N. M
London
Jersey Farm
Verico
Albuquerque Carriage Company
Charles Ilfeld CO
Las Vegas
Santa Rosa
Tijeras
Bremove
Rem
Moqoy
Copper Ave
Courtney
Young People's City Union
Congregational Church
Raabe
Dr Hhurton
Miss Watson
Morning
Ower
F. Fox
Dorris
Warlick
R. W. Louden
Miss Thelma
Joseph Heald
Fred Houston
Edwin Coleb
Susan
Daphine Cobb
Martha
Freda
Alma Stripe
Eveline
Margaret Goetz
Paula
Margaret Seepold
Milss Paula Mears
Treasure Hartman
Bessie Macyo
Stella Kang
Mary Pournelle
Lilly Schrader
Gonsult City
George H. Leland
Ob & Pratt & CO
Albuquerry
Poadtisidaais
oPie
the State National Bank
Albu
Hart Schaffner
Marx
KNOX
Hanan
Douglas
Simon Stern
E. F. Scheele
North Fourth Street
Mrs. Burnett
Lee
Simly
J. L. Bell Hardware
Sion
Try Morning Journal
Hittin
Albuquerque Cash Grocery CO
TE Ward
Mgr
Marble Ave
Paliung Ibucuerque
N. B.bacoevis
Meade ET SM
Hale
Boul
Ana Pence
Tadtios
Harwest
Percy
Tataing
Alout
Hens
EP Arundecy
Gtk
F. GG
Pratt & CO
S. Sh
Pets Cette
Ourlpoam
Eth Sheil
Aztec Piel CO
Mita
Pac. Pos
Mik Neain
Galle Lamp Coal
Fu‘relle Purniture Co
Walton
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