Duke City Agents Clean Up Gallup Offenders in Raids
A sixteen-arrest liquor raid sweep from Gallup to Albuquerque netted multiple offenders in possession sale and manufacture. Judges sentenced Gallup defendants to either $200 fines or 90 days. several bonds were forfeited. Albuquerque agents praised local law enforcement cooperation.
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Gallup
Albuquerque
Duke City
John Schauer
Abeyta
Finley
Hill
Roberts
Phelps
McFadden
Jack McGraw
Eusebio Garcia
al Morris
Cora Bartelle
Ed Rippy
Emelia Fidel
Mabel Thomas
R. Thomas
English Comedy "Green Stockings" staged at high school auditorium
High school students performed a modern English comedy "Green Stockings" directed by Leon S. Marshall in the school auditorium Friday evening. The plot centers on the custom requiring an eldest unmarried girl to wear green stockings at a sister's marriage, with Celia played by Louise Cox facing threats and loyalty clashes amid a large cast led by George Mackey and Archie McDowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon S. Marshall
Celia
Louise Cox
William Faraday
George Mackey
Rockingham
Madge
Joe Dee Eddleman
Cella Tady Trenchard
Evelyn
Katherine Eggleston
Chisholm Faraday
Ida
Mary Sadie Norment
Phyllis Faraday
Marian Berry
Rare Will Atkinson
Robert Tarver
Wilson Shaver
Phyllis James Raleigh
Kenneth Ball William Faraday
Admiral Grice
Lewis Stevenson
Henry Steele
Ralph Riordan
Celia Faraday
John Smith
Archie McDowell
Sandoval County to sue Surety Company on Treasurer Bond
Sandoval County will bring a $4000 suit against the National Surety Company and former Sandoval County treasurer P. C. Olivas. District Attorney A A Sedillo said the county seeks recovery for $4000 paid for a schoolhouse project in District 32 that was never built, alleging Olivas received funds from David B. Smith in 1922. The surety has offered $2000 to settle, but the DA believes the full amount can be recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandoval County
National Surety Company
P. C. Olivas
A. A. Sedillo
Olivas
David B. Smith
Joint Base claims quick relief for swollen joints
A historical ad promotes Joint Base as a fast penetrating remedy for swollen painful joints. It claims to ease rheumatic and other joint ailments with a few seconds rubbing and notes a price around 60 cents a tube. It also suggests use for various non joint pains and invites readers to ask for Joint-Ease.
California boosters charm Albuquerque on winter train visit
Aileen Pringle and Joseph Hergesheimer arrived in Albuquerque by train to mail Christmas cards. They praised California despite claims of gloom in the state, sharing anecdotes about Santa Fe residence and potential novels. Aileen cited friendship with Dr. Cipes, while Hergesheimer recalled his Santa Fe ties and future work with the Ancient City as backdrop.
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California
Ailleen Pringle
Joseph Hergesheimer
Albuquerque
Miss Pringle
Sandy
Hergesheimer
Chicago Opera Stars Booked to Sing Here
Three stars of the Chicago opera association have been booked by Roscoe Bangs to sing at the armory in March. They are Myrna B Sharlow soprano formerly of the Boston Opera and Royal Opera London Riccardo Martin tenor formerly with the Royal Opera London and the Metropolitan Opera Virgilio Lozzari bass. Two accompanists will accompany the singers. The booking was arranged through the Associated Artists' Corporation of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Opera Association
Roscoe Bangs
Armory
Myrna B Sharlow
Boston Opera Company
Royal Opera
London
Riccardo Martin
Metropolitan Opera
Victor Records
Virgilio Lozzari
Associated Artists’ Corporation of
New York
Cotton Warehouse Fire in New Orleans Destroys 200000 Worth of Cotton
Fire at a large public cotton warehouse in New Orleans destroyed about 2000 bales of cotton before being controlled at 1:30. The warehouse structure remained undamaged and the estimated loss totaled 200000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Denver Officers To Get St Clair Today
Louis St. Clair, arrested on arrival on No 13 by Sheriff Felipe Zamora and Deputy John Wolff, will be taken back to Denver today by Denver officers. St Clair jumped bond in Denver and the charge against him is unknown to local officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis St. Clair
No. 13
Felipe Zamora
John Wolff
Denver
St. Clair
Schaefer Defeats Hoppe In Four Day Billiards Match
Jake Schaefer beat Willie Hoppe in a December exhibition at Boston with a score of 200 to 2777. Schaefer posted a high run of 249 and Hoppe had four runs over 100 as the four day balk line match concluded tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schapper
Boston
Jake Schaefer
Willie Hoppe
Schaefer
Hoppe
University Christmas Vacation Schedule Announced
The university will begin Christmas vacation at noon today and resume classes on January 4. Examinations start January 18 and the semester ends January 23.
Bulldogs Open Season With Encino In First Tilt
The Albuquerque Bulldogs face Encino tonight at Washington gymnasium in the season opener. Encino brings last year’s lineup and a strong record, while Albuquerque’s roster may see Mossman and Vann at guards with Davis at center and Bellman and Redmond or Renfro at forwards. Tipoff is 7 45.
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Albuquerque
Wilson
Mossman
Vann
Davis
Bellman
Redmond
Renfro
Pinchot and Lewis Targeted in Broadside Clash
Major William W. Inglis leading operators fire two broadsides at Governor Pinchot and John L. Lewis. Inglis says Pinchot's plan prolongs the strike and causes suffering while criticizing Lewis as militant and not constructive. He notes the operators’ reaction to Pinchot including coal in a special legislative session agenda.
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Philadelphia
William W. Inglis
Governor Pinchot
John L. Lewis
Major Inglis
Lewis
Pinchot
Inglis
Governor Hennett urged to call NM special session
Deputy Federal Administrator Charles Stearns of New Mexico says Gov. Hannett may call a special session of the legislature and seek a state prohibition law to replace the court struck statute. Stearns notes no promise of a session but says the governor is considering the issue and is aware of enforcement needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Charles Stearns
New Mexico
John F. Vivian
Hannett
Supreme Court
Vivian
Associated Press Dispatch
Stearns
Denver Dispatch
Mr. Stearns
Christmas Charity Fund Reaches $420 in Donations
Subscriptions for the Elks Shrine Christmas Charities totalled 420.50 dollars by Friday with many local cases of need. Donations are requested to Frank Stortz at the Elks Club and include gifts from individuals such as H O Strong and Son, Rose K Hudson, S M Porterfield, George Borgner, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks-Shriners Community
Frank Stortz
Elks Club
Eouo Sacri Distekce
Ce Wogr Tary
Sviehavse
Beoe P. O. Berenson
Poultry Show Awards Honor Top Fowl and Fluff
The eighth annual poultry show closes with a large audience and prize cups awarded. George Geake wins grand champion male with a Black Minorca cockerel. C. P. Hay claims grand champion female Rhode Island Red. Other best display cups go to Mindlin, Mrs. Wietz, J. D. Norgrass, Gale Rader, and George Geake among various breeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Breece
George Geake
Everitt
Fogg
James Arnot
Co. T. French
Gentry's Poultry Ranch
The
Poultry Association
Dr. Scott
Clarence W. Thorne
Woman Loses 5000 Damage Suit Against Justice Albright
Mrs. Anna Manning lost her 5000 damage suit against Justice George Albright in district court. Judge Milton J. Helmick ruled defects in the peace court proceedings did not show malice and she received a fair trial. He noted the 1922 prohibition law cited is unconstitutional, voiding the whole case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Manning
Justice of the Peace
George
Albright
Milton J. Helmick
Manning
Justice of the Peace Court
Helmick
Grand Canyon Seen As Beginning Of Erosion Cycles
Harvard professor emeritus Dr. William Norris Davis told a University audience that the Grand Canyon marks only the start of a broader cycle of erosion. He described canyon formation with slides and outlined geological layers to illustrate earth’s antiquity.
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Grand Canyon
Arizona
William Norris Davis
Harvard University
University Assembly
Colorado Canyon
Lightnin advance agent in Albuquerque plans Sunshine run
John J. Wilson, advance agent for Lightnin, touring the West, arranging shows at Sunshine theater January 1 and 2 in Albuquerque after recent Denver run. The comedy stars Thomas Jefferson of Rip Van Winkle fame, with a circuit from Pueblo to Amarillo and Tucson before Los Angeles.
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John J. Wilson
Lightnin
New York
Chicago
Albuquerque
Sunshine Theater
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Amarillo
FE Paso
Tucson
Phoenix
Los Angeles
Thomas Jefferson
Rip van Winkle
Harvard Lecturer Entertained by U
Dr. William Norris Davis former American Geographical Society president was hosted by the University at a Friday luncheon at the Alvarado. Attendees included Pearce Rodey Ray McCanna Professor P B Donnell France Scholes and President David B Hill and Professor R S Rockwood.
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William Norris Davis
American Geograpical Society
Pearce Rodey
Ray McCanna
P. 8. Donnell
France Scholes
Harvard
David 8. Hill
Rockwood
Davis
Deaths and Funerals in Local Area
Funeral services for Glen M. Allen were held at Strong Mortuary with Rev. Hugh Cooper officiating. Interment followed in Fairview cemetery. Maria de la Luz Contreras died at home. funeral arrangements pending. Portana T. de Gutierrez died at home in Los Griegos aged 54. Frances T. Miller died at home. services at French Mortuary with Rev. Hugh A. Cooper and Eastern Star. Policarpio Saavedra’s funeral at Martinez residence. Santa Barbara cemetery. Earl Lewis Stephens to be buried at Calvary cemetery. Ubaldo Torres funeral at Peralta residence. interment in Peralta cemetery.
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Torres
Ubaldo Torres
Peralta
Crollett
Local Forest and Timber Sale Talks and Legal Notice
J F Mullen returned Friday from a road inspection in Prescott and Coronado forests of Arizona. W J Westmoreland sought a timber sale in Juan Tomas area with Manzano forest office. Harrison D Burrall supervised Groom Creek road work in Prescott forest. Coburn Russell vs Home Oil and Supply Co suit of 1200 dollars dismissed with prejudice at plaintiff's cost. Marriage license issued to Mary Simpson and Petronila Villasenor. Esteemed guests Dean and Sineron staying at Los Angeles hotel last week.
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J. F. Mullen
District Forest Office
Prescott and Coronado
Arizona
W. J. Westmoreland
Juan Tomas
Sandia Mountains
Albuquerque
Manzano Forest Office
Harrison D. Burrall
Prescott Forest of Arizona
Groom Creek
Coburn Russell
The
Home Oil and Supply Company
Mary Simpson
Trinidad
Petronila Villasenor
Deming
Norma FE
Dean
Gene Dean
C. Stuffin
G. N. Sineron
Rosslyn and Annex
Los Angeles
Monti Held on Bond in Hit-and-Run Fatality
Angelo Monti was held on $1,000 bond after a preliminary hearing on a hit-and-run charge in which Demecio Maestas died from injuries after Monti's car struck him. The district court action was pending, with the state relying on the coroner's inquest testimony as grounds for holding Monti.
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Monti
Justice
Angelo Monti
Demecio Maestas
District Court
Court of Justice of the Peace
George Roddy
Roddy
Bond Forfeiture Set Aside in Liquor Case
Judge C N Phillips in federal court set aside a $1 500 bond forfeiture in United States v Nestor Duran. Trofilo Duran and Joe Thais bondsmen had paid all costs after the defendant failed to appear September 23 1925 for trial on prohibition law charges. The forfeiture was ordered set aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N. Phillips
United States
Nestor Duran
Trofilo Duran
Joe Thais
McCanna Elected Realtors' Head At Albuquerque Meeting
At the Albuquerque real estate board annual meeting, Ray McCanna was elected president and Edgar Knight as secretary-treasurer. Roland E. Guthbridge was named vice president, with both McCanna and Knight re elected to their posts to serve out or continue terms.
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Albuquerque Real Estate Board
Chamber of Commerce
Ray McCanna
Roland E. Guthbridge
Edgar Knight
McCanna
Knight
Christmas Cards at Matson's Store
For the best selection get your Christmas Cards at Matson's 206 West Central offering a wide range of festive stationery and gifts for the season.
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Matson
West Central Avenue
Matson’s
West Central
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Unmotwiad Dinu
Duke City Flying Squadron
George Washington Ward
Santa Claus
University Heights
Heights
Surety Company
Uren Otar
Deopair
Chicago Opera
Bulldog Five
Encino
Lewig
Pennsylvania
Suvernor
Geake
Hay
Justice G. Albright
Polarines
Continental
Kellyee
Wagner
O' Harrow W. Bellman
Evers
Heinrich Eenee
Murray
Bittner
South Third
Kellogg’s
Allbran
Battle Creek Midh
Korber’s China Store
J. Korber & Company
North Second Street
Maisel
South First Street
Alvarado Hotel
M’canna
Realtors
Kozy
Koncrete Kottages
MR. Murray
East Coal Avenue
France
Germany
England
Switzerland
World
Donofrio
Pol
Temptation Chocolates
Candy Kitchen
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