Local items from Albuquerque and surroundings
E J Marchant of Albuquerque and Mrs Marchant plan a Europe trip visiting England and their son at a military institute in Roswell. The county school board met after noon for routine business including monthly bills. John A Adams supervised Christmas tree cutting in Tejano canyon. Rh L Roach left for Altus Oklahoma to spend winter and bring his father to live with him. Treach plans to buy two carloads of broom corn in Oklahoma. Pedro Ulibarri of Kayo NM transacted grazing business with Manzano forest office. Rita Griego at United Water is on annual vacation. Mrs Mary McConnel of the U S attorney’s office in Santa Fe relieves Griego. Mrs Henry Blower of Hutchinson KS visits Albuquerque for holidays with Mrs Louise Stover.
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E. J. Marchant
L L. Roach
Duke City Broom Company
Altus
Oklahoma
Mr. Treach
Pedro Ulibarri
Kayo
N. M
Albuquerque
Manzano Forest Office
Chupadera
Rita Griego
United Water Attorney
Mary McConnel
United States Attorney's Office
Santa
Judge Holloman to Try Schmader Audit Case Here
Judge Milton J. Helmick recused himself from the trial of heirs of RH A Schmader v. State of New Mexico over an audit audit fees claimed for the state insane asylum. The suit seeks money alleged due for the audit of asylum books conducted two years ago.
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Need Kolloman
Bante
RH. A. Schmader
New Mexico
Milton J. Helmick
Dinner to Discuss City Social Needs At Community Event
A community dinner hosted by the M C A on Tuesday night will discuss the social needs of the city. Tickets are distributed through churches and organizations and are open to all, with proceeds said to support the dinner's purpose.
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M.C. A
Navel Oranges and Jonathan Apples Cheaper Say Grocers
A brief grocery notice notes price drops on navel oranges and Jonathan apples as retailers advertise lower costs. The slogan urges shoppers to consult their local grocer for current discounts and availability.
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Jonathan
Ady
RITTNER HOUSE ROOMS Seite Bowl Abed Khgus 4992-M
The fragment mentions Rittner House Rooms and a name Abed Khgus with a code 4992-M. Readable content is limited and lacks clear event or outcome to summarize further. No date location organization or roles are fully established.
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Rittner
Lobos Start Hoop Practice With 23 Candidates
Lobo basketball opened at Washington gym with 23 candidates, some last year’s players absent. Ben Sacks led the workout, featuring passing, shooting, wind drills, and a ten minute scrimmage. Attendees included Ben Sacks, Harvey Hoskins, Carson Creeey, Sid Black, Bill Reardon, Joe Benjamin, Boyd Burkhart, Russell Dakies, Jim Salome, Lee Alricn, Alton Partee, Yollie Brown, Jim Tully, Kelly Brokaw, Sam Goodwin, Alpha Odle, Lynn Hammond, Lloyd Robbins, Alvin Gerhart, Lee Briscoe, Dutch Walker, Fred Pyle, Marold Ignatius Mulcahy. Malcolm Long, injured shoulder, will miss practice a week or two. Charlie Renfro and Chili Bryce sidelined. Some scholastic issues keep others from reporting before holidays.
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Lobo
Washington Gym
Ben Sacks
Ben Sacka
Harvey Hoskins
Carson Creeey
Sid Black
Bill Reardon
Joe N Benjamin
Boyd Burkhart
Russell Dakies
Jim Salome
Lee Alricn
Alton Partee
Yollie Brown
Jim Tully
Kelly Brokaw
Sam Goodwin
Alpha Odle
Lynn Hammond
Lioyd Robbins
Alvin Gerhart
Lee Briscoe
Dutch Walker
Fred Pyle
Marold Ignatius Mulcahy
Malcolm Long
Charlie Renfro
Chili” Bryce
Xame
Meeting on Resident Auditor Employment Called
City and county officials with State Comptroller H. H. Carter will meet at City Hall next Tuesday evening to discuss employing a resident auditor for the county and city. Frank Butt proposed the plan, calling for an auditor approved by the comptroller to be permanently employed and to audit the books at least twice yearly.
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H. H. Carter
Frank Butt
Mechanics Lose to Bankers in Pin Knockout
The First National Bankers defeated Mechanics in a close pin knockout contest. McCay of the Bankers led the scoring effort with decisive plays, giving the bankers the win in a tightly contested match.
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McCay
Bankers
Meas Ee
Buick coach stolen from Whitmer residence
A Buick coach belonging to T. E. Whitmer of 8 Boulevard was taken Wednesday night from in front of the Harry Lee premises at 415 North Twelfth Street. The thief drove off with the vehicle and a bicycle wheel. No further details were provided.
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Terre
Albuquerque Kiwanis elects officers at Wednesday meeting
The Albuquerque Kiwanis club elected officers at the Franciscan hotel, naming CC. T. French as president and George J. Weber as vice president. R. O. Campbell second vice president Earl C. Porterfield treasurer and C. P. Bowman district trustee with Errett Van Cleave W. L. Hawkins James Bezemek and Dr Eh Fred Pettit as trustees.
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Albuquerque Kiwanis Club
Franciscan Hotel
CC. T. French
George J. Weber
R. O. Campbell
Earl C. Porterfield
C. P. Bowman
Errett van Cleave
W. L. Hawkins
James Bezemek
Fred Pettit
Albuquerque
C. A. Eller
Vanderpool
Southern Methodist Church
Rkiwanis Club
Clovis
el Paso
Boston
Stroup
East
Middle West
Mr. Stroup
Messrs. Grimshaw
James
Australia
United States
Santa Fe
Kenneth Ball
Miriam White
Kiwanis ‘Club
Former Haskell Star Joins Banker Quintet
Hicks Hildebrand captain and guard of last year's Haskell quintet and Tom Morris former Albuquerque Indian School star joined the Banker team in practice at Washington gym Wednesday night. Tonnie Pegue seeks a tall center to improve the tip-off and inside play.
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Hicks Hildebrand
Haskell
Tom Morris
Albuquerque
Washington Gym
Tonnie Pegue
Bankers
Deaths and Funerals A Word of Comfort
A short note on readjusting life after a heart rending experience urges leaning on friends and seeking strength from God. Encourages courage and planning to gain respect and peace, attributing progress to faithful endurance.
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Frederick G. Budtong
Associated Editure
Panatrope Demonstrations At High School Auditorium
Two audiences heard the Panatrope in a private afternoon demo for music dealers critics singers and band leaders and in a public evening show at the High school auditorium. The Panatrope records and reproduces music using electricity and light waves and aims to improve sound in large spaces. It was developed by RCA Westinghouse GE and Brunswick Balke Collender with New Mexico Music sponsoring demos led by W A Haefliger of Denver and Hageman of RCA.
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Radio Corporation of America
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
General Electric Company
Brunswick- Balke-Collender Company
New Mexico Music Company
W. A. Haefliger
Denver
Phonograph
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Company
Hageman
Judge Helmick Hears Taylor Paying Case
Judge Milton J. Helmick heard the City of Albuquerque suit against George Taylor over 650 for paving laid in front of Taylor's house. No decision was issued Wednesday as the case tests the constitutionality of the paving law.
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Milton J. Helmick
City of
Albuquerque
George Taylor
Taylor
Alleged Porger Jatled Andres Aguilar Arrested For Forged Check
Andres Aguilar also known as Carter and Williams was arrested on a charge of attempting to pass a forged check. He wrote the check at the J. S. Baca office seeking a 15 dollar loan and faces a police court hearing today.
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Porger Jatled Andres Aguilar
Carter and
Williams
Aguilar
J. 8 S. Baca
Funeral notices and interments listed in local obituary column
Funeral services for Mrs Petrolileo Garcia were held at the family residence with interment in Atrisco cemetery. Petra Gallegos died last Monday. services were at her East Roma avenue residence with interment in Santa Barbara cemetery. Jose Gutierrez died Tuesday. services at the family residence and interment in Sandoval cemetery. Mary Adin Mainetti’s funeral was held at the Sacred Heart Church with interment in San Jose cemetery. Demetrio Muniz’s funeral was held at his South Broadway residence with interment in San Jose cemetery at Pajarita. Edward Alfred Saborowski died in a local sanatorium. funeral plans to be announced by Strong Mortuary. Beulah Vaughn’s remains were shipped to Okmulgee Oklahoma with sister accompaniment.
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Cutierrez
Jose ¥. Gutierrez
Sandoval
Crollett Mortuary
Mainetti
Mary Adin Maainetti
the &Scre
Muniz—Puneral Servicee
Demetrio Muniz
Bouth Breadway
San Jose
Pajarita
Garcia and San Mortuary
Saronowski
Edward Alfred Saborowski
Menasha
Wis
Vaughn
Beulah Vaughn
Okmulgee
Oklahoma
Garela and Sons Mortuary
Houses Vacated With Furnishings For Sale Or Rent
Four large houses vacated containing furniture valued at 23000 dollars including stoves ranges base burners gas ranges dining tables library tables dresser rockers and five piece maple bedroom suite. Houses are offered for sale or rent.
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Brookfield
Ward's Store
Marble Avenue
North Side
Mcclellan Square
Opera
Lon Chaney
Mary Philbin
Norman Kerry
Harry Langdon
Vaudeville
Sciatica
Murray
Temple Lodge No
A. F
A. M
LOBOS
Joe
Gilbert
Wagner
Boliman
Aerchlé
Asa Bierman
Widmayer
Bates
Rengh Ghoden
Kiwanis
GLAD
Banker
North Mulberry
Hn. ST. Gardner
Old Town Society Hall
Dee Ross
His
Texas Ranges
Newcomer's Art Shop
West-End
C. W. Daily
Southwestern Investment and Building Co
Sunshine Widg
Plasket
Blanche S. Plasket
NEW State Coal CO
Helmick
Albuoueroue Nursery Oung
W. H. Schreiber
MRS, Co
Root
Adolphe Menjou
Europe
Greta Nissen
Bessie Love
the King
Gictur
THE
Gronrge & Barmeck Lumber Company
Aztec Fuel CO
North Piret Street
HIG Bazaar
West Central Pine
Vpaels Lutherem Ladies Aid
Economist
Chevrolet
White Star Driverless Car Co
Brand New
Winchester
Weyler, Journal Office
MR. Murray
Crystal
Opera House
LA Mujer
Meadame
la Cruz Acul Mejicana
G.A. Contreras
Metropolitan
South Second Oireet
Gallup Chestnut
Coal Supply and Lumber CO
J. H. Mathews
H. V. Logan Company
West
Gold Avenue
Mexico
Santa Fe Albuquerquer
Bernalaelo OS
United Cigar Store
Watkie’s
Eactasiv
Kagen
NEW York and
Santa Fery
University Heights
War Mothers Memorial
Moepital
Rob Hill
University Heights Development Company
Phone 590
LAMB
Lamb Coal
Hahn Coal Company
Gallup Coal
Cerrillos Coal
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