Indian School Displays Craftwork During Commencement Week
Visitors at the Indian school admire vocational displays showing sewing and dressmaking by girls under Mrs. Bertha Daniel and Miss Forbes. Weaving by Mary Peshlaki yields rugs and blankets echoing traditional patterns. An exhibit of Indian dolls by Mrs. Isis Harrington accompanies a student play of Hiawatha with stage sets and costumes by pupils. Tickets available for evening performance.
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Bertha Danid
Miss Forbes
Irge
Mary Peshlaki
Fort France
Hone
Isis Harrington
Hool
St. Ithony's Orphanage
Hiawatha
Students of war say conflict will be waged with
The Wall Street Journal notes that students of war predict the conflict will be fought with escalating measures and could begin soon, reflecting concern over the spreading tensions and potential mobilization.
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Wall Street Journal
Autoists Obey New Rules No Arrests Monday
Police reported no arrests or citations as the new traffic rules took effect. Left turns on Central avenue between Second and Seventh streets are prohibited, with required stops at crossings on Central and Fourth Street between New York and Gold avenues. One minor accident occurred when R. L. Lujan struck a bicycle ridden by Braunio Sierra, allegedly after being crowded by J. E. Hunt.
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Central Avenue
Second
Seventh Streets
Central
Fourth Street
New York
Gold Avenues
R. L. Lujan
South Tenth
Braunio Sierra
Lujan
J. E. Hunt
Santa Fe Denies Plans to Build to Taos
W B Storey president of the Santa Fe Railway writes to the Albuquerque Journal denying any plans to extend the Ute Park line to Taos. He says only maintenance rebuilding of bridges is planned and no new main line is envisioned.
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Santa FE
Taos
Storey
the Morning Journal
W. B. Storey
Santa Fe Railway System
Albuquerque Journal
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Raton
Ute Park
B. Storey
Divorce Suit Filed in Virginia Case
Virginia Madrid de Rochas filed suit against Felipe Rochas Monday asking a divorce on the ground of abandonment. A marriage license was issued to Helen Elizabeth MacArthur and George Wellesley Savage. In probate court Evelyn Tyrrell was appointed guardian of Kath leen Vick, Myrtle C. Pierce was appointed administratrix of the estate of Everett Ralston. Elvena Spruill was appointed Christian L. Skousgard. Samuel G. White was appointed administrator of the estate of Howard G. Frisbee, Ralph Melbourne and Walter Cochrane were appointed appraisers of the estate of James J. Stone lake.
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Virginia Madrid
de Rochas
Felipe Rochas
Helen Elizabeth MacArthur
George Wellesley Savage
Evelyn Tyrrell
Kathleen Vick
Myrtle C. Pierce
Everett Ralston
Elvena
Spruill
Christian L. Skousgard
Samuel G. White
Howard G. Frisbee
Ralph Melbourne
Walter Cochrane
James J. Stonelake
Albuquerque Scout Council Eyes First Class Charter
Albuquerque voters have pledged funds to support a first class Boy Scout council. National and regional leaders have signaled approval. J P Fitch will attend a meeting to discuss charter grant. Plans include a full time camp director for summer operations and the Knights of Columbus troop joining the roster. Scoutmaster T J McCaffrey leads with Meliton TI Otero as assistant.
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Albuquerque
National
New York City
J. P. Fitch
Dallas
Texas
Fitch
Knights of Columbus
T. J. McCaffrey
Meliton TI
Otero
Swimming Classes at the Y Start Today for All
The Y M C A opens swimming programs this evening with men who cannot swim invited between 5 and 6. L R Mark, the Ys physical director, will teach those seeking strokes. Women's classes run 9:50 to 11 am, girls 11 to 12, with a 7:30 to 9 pm option for absent morning attendees.
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L. R. Mark
First Day Summer Session Enrollment At University
Enrollment on the first day of the summer session appeared to meet or exceed last year’s level, with figures not yet checked Monday night. Enrollment will continue today starting at 8 o'clock.
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At & O
May cattle shipments from New Mexico near sixty five thousand
Cattle out of New Mexico in May will total close to 65 000 says M G Keenan secretary of the cattle sanitary board. May shipments by district include Springer 2040 Tucumcari 4403 Alamogordo 6707 Roswell 2990 Bloomfield 3834 Deming Columbus 5561 Albuquerque 2916 Santa Fe 40 Rincon 8976 Carlsbad 8271 Lovington 889 Portales 8402 Cimarron 136 Vaughn 6498 Silver City 888 Roy 713. Texas Colorado Kansas Oklahoma and the Dakotas will take most of the cattle for feeding prior to market.
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New Mexico
M. G. Weenan
The
Cattle Sanitary Board
Clayton
Amistad
Keenan
Springer
Tucumcari
Alamogordo
Roswell
Bloomfield
Deming
Columbus
Albuquerque
Santa Fe
Rincon
Carlsbad
Lovington
Portales
The Cloud Rider and Helen’s Babies at Theaters Today
The Cloud Rider headlines at Ideal Theater with Al Wilson and a star-studded cast including Helen Ferguson and Virginia Lee Corbin, plus stunt flyers Frank Clarke and Boyd Montieth. Queen of the Round-Up stars Josie Sedgwick. Pastime Theater features Baby Peggy in Helen’s Babies with a two reel comedy Beautiful but Dumb and Felix Gets His Fillet.
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Ideal Theater
al, Wilson
Helen Ferguson
Virginia Lee Corbin
Harry von Meter
Frank Rice
Frank Tomick
Josie Sedgwick
Frank Clarke
Boyd Montieth
Baby Peggy
Helen
Benedicts
Cook Leaves for Arizona on Forest Educational Tour
George H. Cook of the district forest office heads to Prescott Arizona for a series of forestry lectures ending with the northern Arizona fair and cowboys reunion July 1 to 4 where he will have a booth. The Morning Journal notes also advertise Sunshine Theater features Betty Compson in New Lives for Old with Wallace MacDonald Kosloff and Lewis, plus Buster the Wonder Dog and Minstrel Days with Cherie and Hollywood Extra Girls.
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George H. Cook
District Forest Office of Public Relations
Prescott Forest of Arizona
Northern Arizona Fair and Cowboys
Prescott
Sunshine Theater
Betty Comson
Wallace MacDonald
Theodore Kosloff
Sheldon Lewis
Buster
Cherie
Paramount Picture
Betty Compson
Betty
Olympe
Normandy
Hugh Warren
Warren
Paris
Puzzle word list hints from a children's pictorial feature
The page describes a crossword style puzzle with numbered clues and a key on Word & Company Abbreviated. It lists Word 9 present tense of be Word 19 father Word 11 group of US Pacific islands Word 12 a kind of monkey Word 13 a city in Alaska and running down Word a dried fruit noted for iron Word 2 to possess Word 3 to escape Word 4 children jump rope Word 6 a code or cipher system Word 10 a dam or levy structure. The format guides filling white squares to reveal words.
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Word & Company
United States
Pacific
Alaska
Mothers of Daughters Promise Lydia E Pinkham Aid
Royersford Pennsylvania and Roxbury Massachusetts mothers share letters praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. They describe relief from irregularity headaches back pains cramps and fatigue in their daughters and say health improved and work resumed.
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Royersford
Lydia E. Pinkham
Hopson
Eustis Street
Roxbury, Mass
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Bradi & Domenici
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