Building Up of a Commerce Urged by Washington
Senator Jones protests War Department plan to seize two Admiral Oriental Line cargo ships from Seattle for Army use. He warns loss of two ships will curb north Pacific trade and harm peaceful commerce. He urges President Coolidge and Shipping Board leaders to withdraw the request.
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Washington
Presit Coolidge
Shipping Board
Ator Jones
Republican
Washton
Army Asports
miral-Oriental Line
Seattle
Far East
Senate Coutee
H. C.ther
North
Senatores
Orient
Northwest
Merce
Albuquerque Youth Hurt by Auto in Kansas City
Frederick Ward son of Homer Ward living 920 North 7th street sustained severe injuries in a Kansas City auto accident Friday night. He was taken to a hospital with broken bones and serious cuts. Frederick Ward a student at the University of Kansas in Lawrence, his mother en route to Eldorado Kans had not yet learned of the injury by Saturday night.
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Rederick Ward
Homer EL
North 7Th Street
Kan City
Frederick Ward
University of
Risco P. T. A. Holds Interesting Meeting
Risco P T A held a well attended meeting at Atrisco on Thursday with County Superintendent Montoya and the county desk of education presiding as associate members. Speakers included Superintendent Montoya Woodworth and school board members. Entertainment by the county members orchestra and the glee club with readings and solos by teachers.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Atrisco
Montoya
County Rct of Education
Association
Woodworth
County Hers Orchestra
Glee
Ils
Christmas projects and troop news from local Boy Scouts
Boy Scouts of Troop 8 plan to tint walls of First Baptist church during Christmas. Charles Griffin received his registration card. James Sadler became leader of White Fox patrol on condition of achieving first class in six weeks. Troop 3 met at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church with 15 attendees. tender foot tests passed and a Christmas party planned for December 22.
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First Baptist Church
Charles’ Griffin
James Sadler
White Fox Patrol
the Baptist Church
Harold Goff
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
P. W. Thorson
Joe Ksir
John Friede
Scott Mabry
Andrew Wold
Norwyn W. Wilson
Heights dance hall opens after court battle
University Heights dance hall resumes operation under temporary injunction after police closure in September. Large peaceful crowd attended with county deputies policing the venue. Tom Donahue's orchestra played as city officials prepare a demurrer within 20 days while owner seeks a permanent injunction to prevent future closures if order is kept.
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University Heights
Tom Donahue
Milton J. Helmick
S. Sulzer
Central New Mexico League Plans Finish Meeting Soon
Central New Mexico league directors will wind up league affairs in a meeting to be arranged by Secretary Daniel C. Ortiz of Santa Fe. President J. C. Pillow said the gathering will be held soon in either Belen or Albuquerque.
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Central League
Central New Mexico League
Daniel C. Ortiz
Santa Fe
J. C. Pillow
Belen
Albuquerque
Nations weigh disarmament talks at Geneva
Geneva reports interest centers on how the United States will respond to an invitation to send delegates for League of Nations disarmament studies as a first step to a general conference. Russia’s participation is also viewed, with Arctic speculation on Soviet involvement. The League urged Drummond to prepare a summary of arbitration ideas and treaties to broaden preventive pacts at the next assembly.
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Geneva
Japan
France
Italy
United States
Berne
Washington
Russia
Germany
League Council
Eric Drummond
Widow of Slain Lumberman Held in Denver Jail
Denver police announced a statewide search for a man linked to the slaying of John Wisen a Colorado and New Mexico lumberman. Earlier four people including Wisen’s stepchildren were released. Mrs Bertha Olson widow of the slain man remains in custody. A habeas corpus bid will seek release for the remaining prisoners. Olson was found shot near Fort Lupton with a ring and money missing. He previously supervised a Cimarron New Mexico lumber mill.
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Denver
Colo
John Wisen
Colorado
New Mexico
Bertha Olson
Olson
Fort Lupton
Cimarron
N. M
Florida man invests in Granada Heights district
L. M. Spivey, president of Southern College in Lakeland, Florida, has bought a beautiful Granada Heights lot. He says he was drawn to New Mexico by its climate. Dr Vere Lane bought two lots for a Spanish style home. Homes under construction will make the district notably attractive, say local realtors.
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L. M. Spivey
Southern College
Lakeland
Fla
Granada Heights
Spivey
New Mexico
Vere Lane
Legion Post to Elect Officers at Chamber Meet
Hugh A. Carlisle Post of the American Legion meets Monday night at the Chamber of Commerce to elect officers. The group plans to act on a Texas congressman's suggestion to move the regional Veterans bureau office from here to El Paso. A smoker will follow the session.
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Hugh A. Carlisle
American Legion
Chamber of Commerce
Texas
Veterans Bureau
el Paso
Deaths and Funerals A Word of Comfort
The Red Cross caravans helped clear wreckage after a March tornado in northern Ohio and the piece urges readers to plan anew. It emphasizes turning ruined hopes into fresh, meaningful goals and doing one's best to find value in future efforts. Frederick G. Budlong.
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Red Cross
Ohio
Frederick G. Budlong
Associated
Armijo Armijo Armijo Funeral Services and Interment Scheduled
Funeral services for Vencesiado Armijo will be Monday at 9 AM at the family residence in Old Albuquerque with interment at Belen. Crollett Mortuary director. Amado Anaya funeral services were held Saturday with interment at Mount Calvary cemetery. Crollett Mortuary director. Bennie Barreras died Saturday evening after a brief illness. arrangements are pending at Crollott Mortuary.
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Barreras
Bennie Barreras
Crollott Mortuary
Mallman Funeral Services for Evelyn K Mallman
Funeral services for Miss Evelyn K Mallman will be held Monday at 9 00 AM at Immaculate Conception Church. Rev Father Marring will officiate. Interment follows at Calvary Cemetery after the procession from Albuquerque Undertaking Company Mortuary at 8 45 AM.
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Mallman
Evelyn K. Mallman
Immaculate Conception
Father Marring
Calvary Cemetery
Albuquerque Undertaking Company
Monkbridge Addition Lot Sales Hit 10675
Opening day sales in the Monkbridge addition north of the city on Fourth Street Road totalled 10675 in real estate. Canfield and Kelly, in charge, will show the property to visitors today and expect many prospective buyers. The Mondbridge bus runs to the property.
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Monkbridge
Fourth Street
Canfield and Kelly
Mondbridge
Canfield
Kelly
Local residents and visitors list for Albuquerque area
Stanley Taylor of Suffolk Virginia arrives to make his home in Albuquerque. Cliff Durant of Durant Automobile Company passes through on the limited. George H. Cook returns from Washington DC after two and a half months. General Finance sues F L Moss for 828 dollars. Emma Montoya and Adolfo Tafoya receive a marriage license. Christmas vacation set for county schools December 23 to January 4. Forty two Boy Scouts to be badge recipients at Old Town troop meeting. Candido Garcia and Liv Duran perform tangos at Old Town hall. future dates to be announced. Belle A Ward dies December 4 in Pomona California. Frances F E Nixon national committeewoman from New Mexico is in the city with her niece and Mrs Clarence Elliott. Julius C Nichols of Shiprock visits. Jr and Mrs C Bibo of San Rafael in town.
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Stanley Taylor
Suffolk
George Taylor
Albuquerque
Cliff Durant
The
Durant Automobile Company
George H. Cook
District Forest of Public Relations
Forester's
Washington, D. C
General Finance Corporation
F. L. Moss
Emma Montoya
Adolfo Tafoya
Alameda
A. Montoya
Old Town
Candido Garcia
Liv Duran
Old Town Society
Java
Belle A. Ward
B. C. Smith
Pomona
Calif
Frances FE. Nixon
Democratic National Central
Prohibition Officers Dump 80 Gallons Whisky in Rio Grande
Federal officers confiscated eighty gallons of whisky used as evidence in state cases and ordered its disposal in the Rio Grande. Sixty gallons had been found in a mesa cache earlier, two men were arrested, and Prohibition Agent Palmer reported a 60 gallon capture in San Miguel County without naming the owner.
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Rio Grande
C. H. Stearns
Mesa
Mr. Stearns
Palmer
Las Vegas
San Miguel County
Alleged casher fined in police court case
J. W. Wolfing charged with annoying a young woman cashier in a restaurant was fined 15 dollars in police court Saturday afternoon after an arrest Friday night.
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J. W. Wolfing
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Clifford
Manzano Court
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Gotshall
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Bugs
Harry
Paramount Indian Store
North Fourth Street
Wil Christmas
Bernalillo SN
United Cigar Store
Woathin’s Drug Store
Hone
Santa Fe, N. Mt de Vargar
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Florida Man
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Murrey
Aspirin
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Gontdine
Parker
North First St
Arno
Central
Kress
Penney
W. A. Seyffer
Columbia
G. C. Horner
O. D. Optometrist
South Fourth
Matson
Herre
Bridger
Colin
PHORE
PINON
Fannie S. Spitz
North Tenth Street
Albuquerque, N. M
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Santa
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New State Coal Company
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