MacParland Moran Utean Win Six Day Race at Madison Square
Floyd MacFarland and Moran win the sixteenth international six day race at Madison Square Garden. Rutt and Stol finish second, Demara third as eight teams race 2.797 miles in 42½ hours. Prizes range from 1500 to 200 dollars amid a 12,000 strong crowd.
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MacFarland-Morain
Rutt-Biel
Hill-Demara
Walthoure Root
Collins-Mitten
Galvin-Wiley
East Anderson-Vanoni
Palmer-Drebach
Attes
MacMurtaned Butt
Demara
Bie Gmphitheter
MacFarland-Moran
Conn
Walthour Root
Poertione
Mer
Rutt
Stol
MacFarland
On & Previows
Coing Moran
Fist Hill
Walthour
Meat
Wills defeated in Park Square pace race by McLean
Albert Edward Wills, holder of the world's hour record for bicycle riding, loses a twenty mile motor paced event at Park Square Coliseum to Hugh McLean of Chelsea. A new track record for thirty minutes is reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Edward Wills
Park Square Coliseum
Hugh McLean
Helsea
Milwaukee skater sets twelve lap record in pursuit race
William Robinson of Chicago, amateur champion roller skater, defeated Milwaukee rivals Speedy Eichstedt and Tom OConnell in a mile pursuit at Riverview ring. He clocked 3 minutes 2.5 seconds to establish a new World record for twelve laps.
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Milwaukee
William Robinson
Chicago
Speedy Eichstedt
Tom O'Connell
Riverview Ring
Explosion on Southern Pacific kills nine on freight engine
A Southern Pacific extra freight locomotive exploded on a siding in Beaumont California killing nine men instantly and seriously injuring others. Engineers in the crew David M Donald Mireman Roy Reynolds Conductor Guy Brockman Head Brakeman E A Williams were all Los Angeles residents. A board of inquiry was formed to investigate the cause as the boiler was blown 250 feet.
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Southern Pacific
Morning Journal
Beaumont
Cal
Tne
the Dead
David M Donald Mireman
Roy Reynolds
Guy Brockman
the Poinred
Head Beakeman
E. A. Williams
Los Angeles
PINGHOT DESCRIBES NEW SIX WESTERN FOREST DISTRICTS
Special correspondence explains the United States forest service reorganization creating six district offices with district foresters at Denver Ogden Albuquerque Missoula San Francisco and Portland. Gifford Pinchot notes this shifts authority to field offices, reduces Washington delays, and emphasizes trained western personnel in national forest management.
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Warington, Dee
United States Forest Service
Forest Service
Denver
Colo
Ogden
Utah
Albuquerque
N. M
Missoula
Mont
San Francisco
Cal
Portland
Ore
Gifford. Pinchot
United States Forester
National Foreste
National
Footnotes on Love and Work From Old Times
A fragmentary dialogue mentions notes to a brother and Miss Golding about marriage proposals, a mistaken call to a husband and references to a New York Sun item. The ad copy ends with a garbled line about horse stumbles and the I. X. L Bhoving Forge at 15 Copper Ave.
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Parker
Streeter
Miss Golding
Louie
I. X. L, Bhoving
Copper Ave
New Mexico Institute for the Blind Seeks Cooperation
Alamogordo New Mexico officials and business leaders back a Christmas tree program for blind pupils from the New Mexico Institute for the Blind The institute seeks families and communities to support and enroll blind children for education and future independence. Dr George Struan invites inquiries and offers travel assistance to interested families.
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Alamogordo, N. M
New Mexico
Alamogordo
Christina
Hiet Dodeter
George Struan
School Board of Trustees
University Exam Week and Holiday Closure Notice
Semester examinations occur this week and the university closes next Friday December 18 for a two week holiday vacation. The women’s basketball team defeated the Indian School 15 to 6 at the Casino. The second semester begins January 4 and prospective new students should register.
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San Wael
Postponed Rodey Hall Dedication and City Lecture Plans
The Rodey Hall dedication is delayed until after holidays to mark the opening of the new semester with a special assembly. Professor Clark and Dr Laindie return to campus. Mr Opiestead lectures at Presbyterian church as first in city lecture series.
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Rodey Hall
Clark
Landis
Opiestead
The
Presbyterian Church
William Wroth
Mirage
Robert Yewell
Journal of Education
Albuquerque
Territorial Educational Association
Seniors Celebrate at President Tight's Reception
The senior college class held a Friday night reception hosted by President and Mrs Tight. Guests included Roy A Baldwin Kirk Ryan Grover Kane mans M J Mctiuinness C B Rag era William St Wereth Edmund Moss Kiva Spicer Harriet K Davies Lilian Spitz and faculty members attended. The house showcased Pueblo style architecture with Indian relics and lively conversation lasted from 8 to 2 with light refreshments.
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Sterling
Vincent
Tight
Aztec Fuel Co Ad Offers Coal And Supplies
Aztec Fuel Co advertises Gallup lump coal at 6.50 per ton and Pine Fence Posts Pinon Fence Posts from the factory. It invites customers to buy any old time and provides phone 251. Also promotes dining at Columbus Motel with a cheeky line about good company.
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Chamberlain
David Freeman
Kempt
Nova Scotia
J. H. O'Rielly
Aztec Fuel CO
Gallup
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Nacfarland Moran Utean
ONY Re
Madison Square
Madison Square Garden
New York
Floyd MacParland
California
MacFarland and Moran
Rutt-Stel
Mara
Boston
Miller
Waller
Wills
Pinghot
China
Sollie & Lebreton
West Gold Avenue
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Institute FC the Blind
Alamogordo Institution
S. OE. Gull
Pupie
Alwomogerde
New Mexico Institute For the
Echow
George Bk. Vincent
Chicago University
Ellis’ Opera House
New Mexico Educational Association
Imperial Laundry
Post Office
Columbus
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