Local Items Of Interest In New Mexico News Briefs
Local items recount a mix of notices from Washington weather to births and engagements. The column notes a five dollar reward for arresting copy thefts of the Morning Journal, visits by San Antonio residents, a baby girl born to the Philips family, and various city officials and musicians in town for meetings and events. It mentions church society meetings, a New Year social, a Modern Woodmen gathering, and a postponed banquet. A small fire destroys a tent home on East Gold avenue, with minimal loss.
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Albuquerque
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Vann
N. E. Morris
East
Gold Avenue
Public Stenographer and Notary Public Ad
A brief classified notice advertising public stenographer and notary public services. Mentions Over & U. Rosenwald's location, Room 26, and a contact phone number 457 7.
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U. Rosenwald's
French and Lowber Undertakers License Notice
Undertakers French and Lowber advertise licensed services and prompt burial arrangements. Contact phone number 560 provided for inquiries and service details.
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French & Lowber
Strong's Book Store Promotes Office Supplies
A local ad highlights year end bookkeeping needs and a full range of office supplies. Ledgers journals day books cash books and records come in various sizes and bindings with loose leaf books and related items. Inks mucilage waste baskets legal blanks engraved cards and note paper offered with prompt delivery and Duke City linen envelopes.
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Duke City’ Linen
Strong's Book Store
Obituary notices and social event listings from local paper
In Las Vegas yesterday after a brief illness with pneumonia, funeral plans announced with undertaker Fred Crollett to accompany the body to Albuquerque. A wife and two children, two brothers and other relatives survive. Also reported a dinner party at Miss May Brackett’s 214 Garfield avenue honoring her brother Bert Brackett of Galup and friend Miss Marie Mueller of Gibson. Guests included Vida Pinney Nellie Laub George F. O'Brien and others. The Royal Highlanders Ball and T. R. H. society announce a New Year’s Eve dance at the Elks ballroom with music starting at 9 p m to bid farewell to the current year.
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Las Vegas
Fred Crollett
Albuquerque
May Brackett
Garfield Avenue
Bert Brackettt
Gallup
Marie Mueller
Gibson
Miss Brackett
Brackett
Santa Fe
Carbon City
Miss Mueller
Vida Pinney
Nellie Laub
Messrs
George F. O'Brien
Henry Wallenhorst
W. A. Ikeleher
Warren North
Bert Brackett
Royal Highlanders
Elks
Siet
M B A Ball In First Floor Room This Evening
Don not miss the M B A ball in the first floor room this evening. It promises to be a major holiday event with special committees ensuring courteous treatment for all guests. The notice urges submitting flat work to Imperial Laundry behind the post office.
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M. B. of A
Firs
Imperial Laundry
Hairless cat's remains offered to museum in Washington
Mr. Shinick receives a curator letter detailing the transfer of a hairless cat's remains to the museum. Autopsy noted dropsy and disease in the spleen liver kidneys uterus. the curator requests notes on the cat and the hairless race. The animal, valued up to $1,000, would be displayed in a glass case for Albuquerque visitors.
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Mr. Shinick
Africa
Royal Company
Albuquerque
Washington
Faneiers
Splendid Tomb for Aristocratic Puddy-Cat Nellie Dies
Nellie the hairless cat, owned by T. J. Shinick of this city, died in Washington after being sent for national exhibit at the Smithsonian. valued at up to $1,000, Nellie arrived in care of Dr. Cecil French and died the day after arrival due to droopy condition. autopsy performed at the bureau of animal industry.
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T. J. Shinick
Washington
Shinick
National Cat Sow
Nellie
Cecil French
Albuquerque
Dropey
Bureau of Animal Industry
Mexican embezzler admits guilt in extradition hearing
In Los Angeles on December 2 1913 Martin R Fuentes who used the alias Jesus Diaz Gomez was arrested two weeks earlier at Banning for embezzling 2600 Mexican dollars while serving as postmaster at Telcal tiche Jalisco Mexico. He admitted the charges at the extradition hearing in federal court.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Martin RE. Fuentes
Banning
Jesus Diaz Gomez
Telcaltiche
Jalisco
Mexico
Postmaster Faces Return Amid Trial Readiness
Fuentes expressed willingness to return and be tried, and will be held in custody until officers arrive from Mexico to take him back. He had served as postmaster for about eleven years.
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Fuentes
Mexico
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