Local Items Highlight Community Appearances and Incidents
The First Methodist church hosts a reception for Rev. N. F. Wurgler and Mrs. Wuregier who wed in Indianapolis on June 10. A serious injury report follows as Alfonso Velarde, truck accident victim, remains alive Thursday morning. Various residents travel, attend reunions, and conduct business across Albuquerque, Santa Fe, Denver, and beyond.
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First Methodist
N. F. Wurgler
Wuregier
Indianapolis
Wurgler
Alfonso Velarde
Jemez
C. H. Neal
Evelyn
Edith Wilson
Kansas City
Springfield
Lester R. Sprinkle
Roswell
Estancia
John W Cooper
Headquarters Cavalry
Oes
Fort Bliss
Hiram M. Dow
Albuquerque
Santa Fe
W. G. Cowan
M. M. Cheney
Buchester
Mins
Announcement on Temple Lodge meeting and dollar bill popularity
Regular communication of Temple Lodge No 6 at 8 o clock this evening. Why should the treasury department be puzzled over the growing popularity of the dollar bill. Everybody who has associated with one admits that tries a delightful companion. Memphis Commercial Appeal.
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Temple Lodge
A. PF
A. M
Treasury Department
Memphis
Famous playwriters split 50 50 after 14 years of cooperation
Mr and Mrs Frederick Hatton, renowned playwrights and story writers, travel on the California Limited to New York where Mrs Hatton’s son plans to wed Esther Bullard. In 14 years they have written fifteen stage plays and numerous film scripts, with recent works including Playthings premiering at the Majestic in Los Angeles.
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Frederick Hatton
Albuquerque
New York
Lombardy
Los Angeles
Majestic Theater
Tom Mix
Shirley Mason
Bebe Daniels
Mr. Hatton
la Salle, Til
Street Car Paving Cases Heard in District Court
In Albuquerque district court Judge Helmick heard the City Electric company versus the city to restrain collection for paving right of way on North Second Street and Coal Avenue. The city also sued the company for about 360,000 dollars claimed due for paving other street car rights of way, including assessments and interest since paving began. The cases were continued until Friday.
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District Court
Helmick
City Electric Company
City of
Albuquerque
Corporation
North Second Street
Coal Avenue
City
Vets Bureau Seeks Alexandria Soldier with Wounds
The United States veterans bureau requests help locating William Clinton Riley, a 28 year old ex soldier who vanished from 25 Maple Street Alexandria Virginia on March 4 1924. He has a full face light blue eyes dark brown hair stands about 4 feet 11 inches and weighs 147 pounds. He bears multiple injuries including a bullet wound in the left arm a shrapnel wound in the left wrist a bayonet wound in the chest and a bayonet scar across the stomach. Mrs. Riley resides in Alexandria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Veterans’ Bureau
William Clinton Rtiley
Maple Street
Alexandra
Riley
A Word of Comfort from Frederick G Budlong
A brief quotation encourages ongoing effort and personal growth. It asserts that continual striving keeps one in a state of becoming and that joy and peace await when the time comes. It emphasizes persistence over perfection and cites the author’s 1925 copyright.
Funeral notices from the city obituary page
Funeral services for Antonia Baca at the family residence with interment at Mount Calvary. Manuel Baca Sr infant son dies at 1912 West State Ave with arrangements pending. Aurelio Ortis services held at home with San Jose cemetery burial. Mia Frenia Zamora, 60, dies at North Arno Street with two daughters present. body to Crrollett Mortuary.
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Zamora
Mia
Frenia Zamora
North Arno Street
Ona
Crollett Mortuary
Nose insured for fifty thousand dollars in Oklahoma City
Alva Blanche Cavitte, perfume importer of Oklahoma City, has secured a $50,000 policy insuring her sense of smell. The unusual coverage, aimed at protecting her olfactory ability, reflects the value placed on perfumes in her business.
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Alva
Blanche Cavitte
Oklahoma City
Okla
Water in Springs and Pools Declared Safe in Bernalillo
The Public Health department announces weekly tests confirm most springs in the Manzano mountains and three city pools are safe from typhoid. Exceptions include the San Lorenzo Falls spring and the La Tijera village well.
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The
Public Health Department
Bernalillo County
Manzano Mountains
Natoma
Alameda Pool
San Lorenzo Falls
la Tijera
Dad's Place
Tijeras Canyon
Well Country Camp
San Antonio Rangers Station
Wolf Spring
Lagunita Spring
Sawmill
Kills Spring
Longe Spring
Cedarcrest
Forest Service
Lagunite
Upper Sawmill
Health Department
Drug Evil Claims 116000 Minors In Year
Captain Robert Athon formerly of the Canadian mounted police urged Kiwanis to address the drug menace claiming 116 000 addicts under 17 each year. He blamed loss of physician authority and warned of smuggled cigarettes containing hasheesh. A Japanese dance entertained, and plans for improved garbage collection were announced.
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Robert Athon
Canadian Mounted Police
Kiwanis Club
Francigean Hotel
Athon
Captain Athon
Old Mexico
Virginia Kahnt
Losalie Writt
Mia
Edgar Ll. Koight
James R. Scott
Public Affairs Committee
Department of Public Health
Soldier's Heirs Win Important Land Case
Case over land near Las Cruces pit viss the Coffey heirs against Judge Winter. Attorneys Hervey and Iden of this city represented Coffey's estate. The Interior Secretary overturned prior rulings, leaving Coffey's heirs the winners after a long contest.
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Field
Hervey
Iden
Department of the Interior
Winter
Coffey
General Land Office
Secretary of the Interior
The Trunchhback of Notre Dame at Pastime Theater
Universal film starring Lon Chaney as Quasimodo and Patsy Ruth Miller in a lavish set piece. The program also features Felix Brings Home the Bacort, plus Miller Brothers 101 Ranch showings at Ideal Theatre and a double bill at Sunshine with The Swan and additional newsreels.
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Tleturn
Notre Dame
Esmeralda
Jahan
Clopin
Phoebus
Jehan
Ideal Theater
Miller Brothers
Cherokee Strip
Sunshine Theater
Alma Talcott
Adolph Zuker
Jesse L. Lasky
Paramount Picture
International News
Europe
Alexandra
Henry” Pergey
Fire destroys shed of Shufflebarger near Santa Fe tracks
A fire believed sparked by dry weeds destroyed a frame and sheet transfer shed belonging to F. D. Shufflebarger at Lead avenue near the Santa Fe tracks around 7 pm. Loss estimated at 3050. Santa Fe shops and city fire departments contained the blaze and prevented spread to nearby tanks. Tomatoes were once thought poisonous.
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Shufflebarger
Santa FE
F. DD. Shufflebarger
Lead Avenue
Albuquerque Gaus and Electric Company
Frank Patton Named On Local Defense Day Committee
Lieutenant Frank Patton commander of the Tough A. Carlisle Legion post is named the third member of the Albuquerque Defense Day committee by Mayor Clyde Tingley. The panel includes Mayor Tingley and Captain Harry M. Peck. Invitations go to patriotic groups to meet at the Chamber of Commerce next Monday to plan a larger Defense Day observance.
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Frank Patton
A. Carlisle Legion
Clyde Tingley
Albuquerque
Tingley
Harry M. Peck
Chamber of Commerce
Three More Navajo Rugs Identified in Herrera Cache
Three more Navajo rugs taken in the Herrera case were found in the sheriff’s collection. J. G. Stranson, who had four rugs stolen weeks earlier, identified three of his in the cache. Herrera faces trial at the next court term.
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J. G. Herrera
Jose Gabriel Herrera
J. G. Stranson
Mountain Road
Herrera
Stray Jersey Bull Seized by Armijo Deputy Sheriff
Gabriel B. Lopez, deputy sheriff of Armijo, reported a militant Jersey bull in his corral running up a feed bill against its owner. The animal terrified women and children on the road before being taken into custody. no brand was found on the bull.
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Gabriel B. Lopez
Armijo
Lopez
Finalist Private Hospital Opens Obstetric and Minor Surgery
A private hospital at 715 KE Coal Ave with fully equipped obstetric and minor surgery suites opens to ethical physicians. Special focus on sick infants and challenging feeding cases. Contact via phone 404.
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Coal Ave
Kiwanis Train Visitor Party Arrives Friday in Albuquerque
The Albuquerque Kiwanis club plans entertainment for 218 Kiwanis members and families on the California Nevada Kiwanis special train. It will arrive Friday at 2 pm and stay one hour before a 40 minute city tour en route to the Kiwanis international convention in St. Paul Minnesota.
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Visetors
Albuquerque
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Felix
Helen
Quincy Randles
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Arizona
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Ety
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VETS
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Bittner
South Third
Mae
NEW State Coal CO
W. Hi
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L. P. Vlasker
Southwestern Investment and Ding Company
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Treward
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Avtec
Aztec Fuel CO
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Springer Storage
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Central Avenue
Springer
J. i. Gober
W. H. Schreiber, Organist
Swan
Wee Adolphe Menjou
Ricardo Cortez
Frances Howard
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Garamount
Molnar
Savoy Hotel
New Mexico Motor Way
Star Stage Line
Taos
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