University to Resume Arizona Dig of Roman Jewish Relics
Tucson observers report leaden crosses and Latin Hebrew war implements found at a kiln site near Mile Water Hole may be genuine artifacts. University of Arizona plans to take over excavation January 1 under Dr Byron Cummings to test theories that Romans Jewish explorers founded a short lived 8th century kingdom in America.
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Tucson
Ariz
University of Ariona
Univerity of
Arizona
Charles
Menier
C. J. Sarles
America
Sarles
Byron Cummings
Department of Archaeology
The
University
Arizona Museum
Fine Mile Water Hole
Archaeologist Dismisses Pre Columbus Hits in Arizona Quarry
Dr. I A Turney of Phoenix reports crosses and war implements found in a desert limestone quarry near Tucson are several hundred years old but not pre Spanish. He notes caliche layers could form in centuries and the first cross was found about fourteen months ago with others found since.
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Phoenix
Ariz
L. A. Turney
Tucson
America
Pr. Turney
Turney
Utah scholars study Tucson inscriptions tied to Book of Mormon
Archaeology students from the University of Utah and the Mormon church analyze leaden crosses and inscriptions found near Tucson Arizona. The Improvement Era article describes dates linked to Benjamin and Jacobus, suggesting a possible bearing on Lamanite migrations, with related finds reported in Mexico.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Tucson
Ariz
University of Utah
Mormon Church
Church
J. M. Sjodahl
The
Desert News
Benjamin
Seine Roma
Gauls
Israel
Jacobus
Sjodahl
American
Mexico
London lunch wagon with Savoy concerts for workers
A mobile London dining wagon equipped with radio gear serves concerts for workmen, featuring performances from the fashionable Hotel Savoy. The unique outreach blends meals with entertainment for laborers.
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London
Savoy
Legion Opposes Move of Albuquerque Veterans Bureau
The Hugh A. Carlisle Post of the American Legion voted to oppose moving the Albuquerque veterans bureau offices to El Paso. New Mexico legislators will be informed of the post action. The post also elected Frank Darrow as commander and outlined a 1926 meeting schedule and membership drive.
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Hugh A. Carlisle
American Legion
Albuquerque
Veterans’ Bureau
el Paso
New Mexico
Frank Darrow
W. B. McMains
Felix Jordan
Dean Shelton
J. B. Stephenson
C. P. Jones
M. H. Sweet
Contortionist at Sunshine Theater Delights Audiences
A Sunshine theater program features a contortionist performing afternoon and evening shows. Moore mimics Lon Chaney in the Hunchback of Notre Dame, Lane and Louise present a comedy Horning In, and Walter Mae Siegfried offer a sketch on married life. Smith Lynch and Smith sing and dance in a lively number, ending with Hanvar and Lee the globe trotting jugglers in a foreign act praised for its novelty.
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Sunshine Theater
Moore
Lon Chaney
Notre Dame
Lane
Louise
Walter
Mae Siegfried
Smith
Lynch
Hanvar
Lee
Peter Higgins dies at home in Albuquerque
Peter J. Higgins father of Journal employee dies at 609 East Santa Fe Avenue after a year and a half illness. He was 72 and survived by three sons Don Fred and Clarence, a wife a sister and brothers. Funeral set for Wednesday at 2 30 from French chapel with Rev. George J Weber officiating. Interment in Fairview Cemetery.
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Peter J. Higgins
Albuquerque
East
Santa Fe Avenue
Mr. Higgins
Cleveland, O
Don
The
Morning Journal
Fred
Central Auto and Machine Works
Clarence
State Highway Commission
Higgins
Los Angeles
Seattle
George J. Weber
Fairview Cemetery
Court and Litigants Withdraw Grievances
Chartes A. Ritt and Francis D. Rinehart settled in Justice Roddy's court agreeing to drop grievances and be friends. Ritt asked for dismissal of an assault charge filed against Rinehart after a dispute in Stitt's court Saturday.
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Chartes A. Ritt
Francis D. Rinehart
South Broadway
George RE. Roddy
Ritt
Roddy
Rinehart
Stitt
Cardinal Elevation for Monsignor O'Donnell Stirs Donegal Bonfires
Belfast December 14. The hills of Donegal blazed with bonfires to mark Monsignor Patrick O'Donnell Archbishop of Armagh elevated to the cardinalate. A prominent figure in Irish nationalism and regional reform, O'Donnell helped curb moonshine and led fisheries and lace programs while aligning with Redmond and Dillon. He bridged Protestant Ulster friendships and nationalist leadership.
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Belfast
Ireland
Donegal
Patrick O'Donnell
Armagh
O'Donnell
Mapahoe
Cardinal Logue
Maynooth
Letterkenny
National League
John Redmond
Joan Dillon
Ulster
North
Alameda couples wed chip
Marriage licenses issued to Rosaura Garcia and Pablo Padilla of Alameda and to Dorothy M. Whitcomb of Albuquerque and Frank J. Griswold of San Marcial. Executor J E Elder filed suit to sell lot 7 and part of lot 6 in Atlante and Pacific addition.
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Rosaura Garcia
Pablo Padilla
Alameda
Dorothy M. Whitcomb
Albuquerque
Frank J. Griswold
San Marcial
J. E. Elder
Ella Thompson Ross
John T. Thompson Et
City to file reply in dance hall injunction case
City attorney H B Jamison said the city will file today in district court its answer to the injunction proceeding brought by R B Sulzer owner of Heights Auditorium dance hall. A temporary license had been granted for one month while the city disputed renewal. The city had delayed licensing since September and the commission recently barred public dance halls outside the business district.
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H. B. Jamison
District Court
S. Sulzer
Heights Auditorium
Jamison
School Board Praises Brave Teacher at Junior High
Washington Junior High art teacher Katherine G Angle is commended by the school board for saving 11 year old Elizabeth Coley from a blaze on December 2. Angle received painful burns and the pupil is expected to recover with minimal disfigurement.
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Katherine G. Angle
Washington
Elizabeth Coley
Board of Education
Miss Angle
Milne
Miss
Raabe and Mauger unveil five Christmas window displays
A Raabe and Mauger hardware store on First Street and Copper Avenue showcases five dressed display windows highlighting utilitarian gifts for the family. The windows feature polished steel copper brass wrought iron ebony bone ivory and enamel tones to emphasize durability and lasting value beyond the holiday season. A visit to view the windows is urged as a worthwhile outing.
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Yesteryear
Raabe and Mauger
First Street
Copper Avenue
Creomulsion Promises Relief For Persistent Coughs
The advertisement touts Creomulsion as a twofold remedy that soothes inflamed membranes and inhibits germ growth. It claims creosote is a premier healing agent for persistent coughs, colds, and respiratory issues with additional ingredients to soothe, absorb, and boost the system. Money-back if not relieved. available via druggists from Creomulsion Company in Atlanta, Ga.
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Droeetst Creomulsion Company
Atlanta
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Elies
Thundred
Legion
Veteran Bureau
Peter Higgins
Journal Employe
Ralston
Patrick O’donnell
CITY
Globe-Wernicke
Southwestern Educational Exchange
Chas, BE
McClure
West Copper
Globe -Wernicke Agency
West Central Avenue
Tor
Dainty Sik
Hyles
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