Two Hundred Teachers In Town For Opening Institute
Attendance soars at a territorial teachers institute in Albuquerque with over two hundred educators registered on opening day. Miss Lettie Watson presents a primary lesson while sessions discuss institute curricula for 1909, certification requirements, and community engagement. Notable attendees include J A Miller, John H Crum, Una Medicheek, and Hiram Hadley, with speakers from Roswell, Santa Fe, and Las Vegas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Miller
Albuquerque High School
Perfemricat Warren High Schools
John H. Crum
Department of Elocution and Oratory
University of New Mexico
Una Medicheek
Roswell High School
William Garrison
The
Agricultural College
Mise Elmie McLain
Albuquerque
New Messer School System
CC. O. Fisher
Colfax County
Raton
M. H Strasher
Roswell
Hugh A. Owen Normanehee
Silver City
Hiram Hadley
Public Instruction
Mesilla Park
Naval Schools of
New Mexico
Department of Oratory
Florence Scott
Musaic
Art East
T. J. Butts
Minnie Gi Diehi
Beatrice Sleight
Eligabeth ‘Welter Blanche Perkins
Julia F. Mayowk
Bernalillo County
Isabel Connelly
O'Connor Roberts
Nora Stevens
Adele Borden
Jose Salazar
Eva Laughrey
Ona Schupp
Coral Clyce
Bernice Adams
Dolores Armije
Eugenia Keleber
Sarah Hall
Irene Parke
Charles Hodgin
Mary Hodgin
Belva McCreedy
Nannie Creel
Mamie Wieneke
Mldred Fox
Clara Thompson
LL. RB. Stephen
A. B. St
Cora Lee Johnson
Una Bedecheck
Lucia Foster
Lillian Pohl
Erna Colson
Faywood
Sam B. Wright
Swartz
J. A. de May
Sherman
Grace G. Adams
Pinos Wells
Isabel Eekles
Mary E. Lee
Aubrey Boone
Elizabeth Jackson
Mary Gill
Walter P. McFarland
Clara Vorenberg
Wagon Bessette Lodge
Watrous
Mre
Fannie G. Milbury
Cecilia Gallagher
Bernalillo
Mary A. Mulverhill
Bernalifie
Ruth Brown
Algeodones
Michael. Hrother Stephen
Caroline Gonzales
Casa Salazar
Lela Manville
Bilver City
M. Z. Spahr
Ora Kukendall
W G. Ruseetl
J. B. Scarborough
F. Culberson
Maud Smith
Portales
Ines Cosgrove
Iona Metjregor
Fierro
Mise
Myrtle M Decker
Martha Fede
Rose Connolly
Julia Iversen
Ella Rogers
Viola Bonham
Professor Enloe
Enloe
Deming
C. M. Light
H. A. Owen
G. D. Deer
R. F. Asplund
Julia Brown Asplund
A. J. Smith
Dawson
Ada Martin
Mise & Bo Milliken
Folsom
P. Conwell
Kate Cunningham
F D. Conwell
Anna Garker
Florence Richardson
Gallup
Mabel Benfer
Jennie Bennett
Aaton
Nellie
Dayton
Eva Sydeer
Co Lo Burt
Mountainair
Mollie Rewe
Torreon
W R. Shelton
Zella Roberts
Estancia
Olga Gilbert
Willard
Lela Lawes
Minnie Laws
Notes of the Convention in Roswell and Chaves County
Roswell and Chaves county delegates attend a convention to secure the annual session of the association with strong prospects of success. County School Superintendent C C Hill and D N Pape arrived, Roswell boosters M H Brasher and Professor K R Larkin of Las Vegas public schools are prominent figures helping Roswell’s interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh A. Owen
Silver City
New Mexico Normal School
Owen
Albuquerque
Roswell
Chavee County
Pecos Valley
Success County
CC. Hill
Chaves County
D. N. Pape
M. H. Brasher
KR. KR. Larkin
The
Las Vegas Public Schools
Larkin
Hon. Hiram Hadley Honored Educator of Las Cruces
Honorable Hiram Hadley of Las Cruces is celebrated among local educators for a lifetime of service to New Mexico. He has held top posts in education, including superintendent of public instruction, and remains active in advancing educational interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Hadley
Las Cruces
Hadley
New Mexico
McIntosh Town Sends Twelve Teachers to Convention
William MelIntosh, namesake of Estanchit Valley town, notes twelve teachers register from McIntosh for the convention. He recalls the town had only one inhabitant three years ago, himself. Mr McIntosh and George P Learnard plan a tally-ho ride for visitors on Wednesday, with invitations to be extended at today’s convention meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McIntosh
William MelIntosh
Estanchit Valley
George P. Learnard
Learnard and Lindemann Music Store
Grain dealer fined for rebates in federal case
Little Rock Arkansas December 28 Judge Triber imposed a fine of 15000 dollars on Z H Buneh a grain dealer who pled guilty to accepting rebates from the Missouri Pacific and Iron Mountain systems in federal court
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Z. H. Buneh
Missouri Pacific
Iron Mountain
Bloodthirsty Pocion Kills Companion
Fort Smith Arkansas December 28 After fatally cutting the throat of Peter Fulsom with whom he was riding horseback William Martin rode into Stigler Oklahoma today and gave himself up to authorities He said in explanation that he just wanted to kill somebody Both men were Chocktaw Indians
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocion
Fort Smith
Ark
Peter Fulsom
William Martin
Stigler
Okla
Temple Lodge Honors Past Masters With Jewels and Music
Temple lodge presented jewels to past and acting masters in a ceremony led by Retiring Master Cushman. Harry Braun was installed master, with Moore, Miller, Stern, Peterson and others taking roles. A strong musical program featuring the Temple quartet, Lithgow orchestra, and solos by Cora Odyard and D D McDonald followed, with Elsie McDonald debuting as elocutionist. Refreshments concluded the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Temple Lodge No. 6
A. F
A. M
A. B. McMillen
O. Cushman
J. 8 Stover
A. J. Maloy
Albuquerque
Edward L. Medler
Los Angeles
EB l L. Medier
McMillon
Temple Lodge
Cushman
Harry Braun
Frank H. Moore
J. A. Miller
Simon Stern
J. A. Peterson
P. Hammey
David Stewart
George Clifford
A. M Whitcomb
Tyler
George R. Craig
Temple Quartet
Messrs
Bullard
Maynard
McDonald
McCaltlum
Lithgow
Cora Odyard
D. D. McDonald
Miss McDonald
Alo
Prominent Athletes Suspended For Professionalism
New York December 28 six renowned athletes were suspended by the Amateur Athletic Association registration committee. Named were Melvin W Sheppard Chas Bacon Harry E Porter George W Bonbag of the Irish American Athletic club F G Bellars N Y A K and J J Lee formerly of the Boston Athletic association now unattached. They were charged with professionalism for accepting and asking for excessive expense money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Amateur Athletic Association
Melvin W. Sheppard
Chas Bacon
Harry E. Porter
George W. Bonbag
Irish-American Athletic Club
F. G. Bellars
N. Y
Inventor Achille Archambault Dies in Philadelphia
Achille Lui Archambault, founder of Kensington engine works and credited with the first portable engine in the United States, died at his Philadelphia home. He also designed the first steam craft used on American waters. His father reportedly served on Napoleon's staff and accompanied him to St Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Achille Lui
Eiene Archambault
Kensington Engine Works
Archimbault
American
Napoleon
St Helena
Personal appeal for Foley’s Honey and Tar remedy
An appeal extols Foley’s Honey and Tar for coughs colds and lung trouble claiming forty years of cures. The ad warns against unknown preparations that may contain harmful drugs and promotes sale by J. M. O’Rielly Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. UL. O' Rielly
Two Escapees Admit Post Office Robbery T: Two Escapees Admit Post Office Robbery
Otto Drake and Lee Kundig, jailed in Albuquerque on the Michael Brothers store theft, confessed to federal authorities they were the post office robbers sought on a Ridgeville, Indiana charge and had escaped from St. Louis jail. Traced via Gallup shipments, they were returned to face preliminary hearing amid a dramatic turn in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael
Otto Drake
Lee Kundig
Michael Brothers
South Second
Ridgeville
St. Louis
Drake
Kundig
Albuquerque
San Bernardino
Cal
Perfecto Armijo
Harry Cooper
Gallup
John Grubb
Coddington
United States
Grubb
Southwest
Wanted in St Louis for post office robbery and jail break
St Louis authorities have been notified that two men are wanted in Illinois on charges of robbing a post office and breaking jail. It is likely the government will be given preference, and the men may be taken back to Missouri to stand trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
St. Lows
Illinois
St. Louis
Missouri
Amer Confesses to French Robbery Linked to Alsop
Irving alias Amer, arrested after a Santa Fe safe robbery at French, confessed to detectives at Raton. He implicated Tom Alsop, arrested in town and sent to Raton, claiming Alsop helped crack the depot safe and split $350 in cash. a revolver found in Amer's suitcase aided the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Raton
Tom Alsop
Marquette
Irving
Amer
Alsop
Hot contest for precinct job in Los Griegos
Chairman Al fred Grunsfeld faced a heated dispute over who would be the regularly nominated justice of the peace in Los Griegos. Two candidates, Pedro Apodaca and Juan Lucero, split the vote with 52 to 49 before the voters bolted. A three-judge primary was proposed by the county board after arbiters named by Leonards Hunick and both sides. A peaceful settlement was expected to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon
Old
Alfred Grunsfeld
Board of County Commissioners
Los Griegos
Justice of the Peace
Griegos
Pedro Apodaca
Juan Lucero
Leonards Hunick
Huonick
Apodaca
Lucero
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lettle Watson
Institute Workers’ Section
Man
J. B. Clark
Territorial Superintendent Public Instruction
Institute
Department of Education
Tutes
New Mexico Association
China
Sive Line
Matson
Dak
Bibles
NASA
Auecedd
Marshal Smith
M. Foraker
French
Claude Amer
Chamberlain
Homer Krohn
Lisbon
Iowa
W. M. Parish
Palmerston
Ontario
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