Albuquerque Armory Smoky Boxing Show Draws Crowd
A lively Albuquerque Armory smoker by the Albuquerque Athletic Association featured Simeon Desehler lifting heavy wagon wheels and performing feats of strength, a boxing bout between the Creole Kid and Kid Davis ending in a draw, plus fencing and wrestling exhibitions. Major Ruppe announced future events as a crowd packed the hall and tickets went on sale. a dance will follow the dedication of the armory December with Gov. Curry expected in attendance.
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Simeon Desehler
Desehler
Derehlers
Kennedy
Armory
Gillette
Neleon
Are Helde
Tina Kid Lavigne
Fresor Kennedy
Wre
Weap Sarees Eer
Lavigne
Ruppe
Armory Board
National Guard
The
Athletic Association
Rupe
Army Cie
Army Cie To the Dedication of the Men Armoury
Clovernor
George Curry
Willi
Armen
Chief of Police of San Francisco Dies in Bay Crossing
William J. Biggy, chief of police, disappeared from a police launch during a bay crossing after feeling cold. Rapid search by multiple boats followed reports of the accident as officials tied to graft prosecutions faced charges and countercharges. Biggy had been appointed after prior mayoral changes and prosecutions connected to Abe Ruef.
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San Francisco
Wiliam J. Bigay
Biggy
Velvider
Keil
Ely
Murphy
Piggy
Creef
Mr. Murphy
Morris Haas
Francis J. Heney
Partes
Haas
Duke
Thomas
Willam J. Biggy
Taylor
Befe
Schmitz Riggy
Jeremiah Dinan
Abe Ruef
Elfsor
Delivious Devwshnate? A Mrs Lincoln doughnut recipe ridges flavor
A dated recipe by Mrs Mary J Lincoln touts a crisp flaky doughnut using sugar eggs Cottolene sour milk cinnamon salt soda baking powder and flour. The method emphasizes soft dough two rings thick rolling frying in hot Cottolene then notes doughnuts fried in lard are heavy and hard to digest while Cottolene makes food easily digestible.
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Mary J. Lincoln
The Bazaar Proves Entertaining at Presbyterian Church
A bazaar held at the Presbyterian church yesterday afternoon and evening drew a large crowd. Exhibits showing ironing washing mending and cooking impressed attendees while a strong musical program featured Misses Blucher Neher Cartwright and Hughes. Young performers Bruce Ramay and Lorna Lester received praise for violin numbers. recitations by Mrs Benadum Miss Davis and Mr Green were well received. The event offered meals at reasonable Columbus Hotel rates.
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Presbyterian Church
Blucher
Neher
Cartwright
Hughes
Bruce Ramaay
Lorna Lester
Estelle Vale
Benadum
Davis
Green
Federal building work to resume after approval
Federal building plans for Albuquerque have been approved by the Washington chief architect and orders to resume construction were issued. The original two story plan plus basement was expanded to three stories with a new 306000 appropriation, prompting months of alterations. Roberts, the inspector, returned from Port Bayard after attending to bids for government work.
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Beow. Roberts
Federal
Port Bayrard
Roberts
Albuquerque Federaud
Washington
Ceed
A. W. Ansen
Albuquerque
Congress
What the Editors of the Southwest Are Saying
A collage of editorial snippets from various papers mentions public mood on statehood for Arizona, irrigation crops in the Estancia valley, romance gossip about Italian nobility, and a health ad for Chamberlain's Salve. The note about a colored troupe at the M. Bo church tonight closes the column.
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Southwest
M. Bo Church
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