Local Items of Interest in Albuquerque Daily News
A bustling Albuquerque wire brings notes on visitors and locals. F. M. Bruce visits Las Vegas on business. Mrs. William Bryce and children head to Southern California for summer, while many others arrive, depart, or attend meetings. A fire in Mount Tyler forest is extinguished and several residents update travel plans and health. The day closes with a Woodmen circle gathering and a late court fine for a breach of peace.
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William Bryce
South Edith Street
Southern California
Fans Organize Albuquerque Amateur Baseball Team
Nearly fifty fans at the Fashion cafe organized an all amateur Albuquerque team for summer play. Dave Coombs elected assistant manager to Ed L Medler, with Frank Harris as secretary treasurer. First game slated July 4 against Belen, plus a July 5 review in Albuquerque.
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Fashion Cafe
Albuquerque
Albuerque
Belen
Dave Coombs
4 Vood
Albuquerue
Medler elected president of the Commercial club
George A. Kaseman named first vice president as Ed L. Medler becomes club president after J C Baldridge resigns his post. Baldridge cites health and private duties, irrigation congress and exposition demand growth in the presidency. The club opts for expanded service with added porter and continued steward and 24 hour secretary coverage.
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Ed. L. Medler
Commercial Club
J. C. Baldridge
Baldridge
George L. Brooks
Medler
Geo. A. Kaseman
Harry F. Lee
Irrigation Congress
Split verdict in Sherman sick in land fraud case
Guilty verdicts for Frederick A. Hyde and Joost H. Schneider with Henry P. Dimond and John A. Benson acquitted on most counts. Hyde and Schneider face possible appeal after four days to file notice. Benson released. Dimond released. bail adjusted. Court noted protracted deliberations and prior disagreement. Taft relatives to visit Yellowstone Park and other destinations.
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Benson
Far West
Dimond
Hyde
Schneider
Stafford
District Court of Appeals
California
Dr. Permian
Sherman Illness Delays Vice Presidential Visit in Cleveland
James Sherman republican nominee for vice president has been in Cleveland two days but suffered a bilious attack that kept him confined to his room. Doctors said rest and heat contributed to the illness, and he planned to continue to Utica New York the next morning with limited attendance at planned meetings.
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Sherman
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Myron T. Herrick
Ohio
Chicago
National Committee
Taft
Utica
Destroyers to Burn Oil in Navy Test
Washington reports all burning boilers to be installed on ten torpedo boat destroyers funded by the latest navy appropriation. It marks the first fuel burning boiler test in the fleet.
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Washington
Alaskan placer mines yield millions yearly
A geological survey report states that more than 7 million dollars in precious metals are annually taken from the placers of Seward Peninsula Alaska. The findings indicate a steadily increasing yet relatively uniform output and shed light on origin and distribution of these deposits.
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Washington, D. C
Geological Survey
Seward Peninsula
Alaska
Gravel deposits enrich global wealth for decades
The long standing gravels have already contributed more than forty eight million dollars to the world’s wealth over many years, underscoring their enduring economic value and importance to global industries and communities.
Local Sports Relays and Personal News from the City
Cecil Phillips wins an exciting relay at the skating rink with Walter Gouganour finishing second as skaters swap skates on the second lap. A jump exhibition is tonight. Patrick Murphy, former Albuquerque resident and longtime Santa Fe tin shop employee, dies in Muskegon Mich. Mr Rollie Snyder and Miss Dorothy Beauchamp wed at four PM with a small family reception at 105 West Fruit Ave. They will reside in this city.
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Cecil Phillips
Walter Gouganour
Muskegon
Mish
Patrick Murphy
Albuquerque
Murphy
Santa Fe Tin Shop
Catholic Knights of America
Rollie Snyder
Dorothy Beauchamp
Father Mandalari
Maria Letarte
Willam Beauchamp
West Fruit Avenue
Mrs. Snyder
Heat in Chicago Causes Two Deaths and Prostrations
Chicago reports seven prostrations by noon as city endures a heat wave with slight relief over the past day. The extreme heat has caused two fatalities, underscoring public health concerns and calls for caution amid rising temperatures.
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Chicago
Local Businesses Advertise Services And Products
An assortment of ads promotes fee's root beer and ice cream at Walton's Drug Store and Ce Cream Soda. Imperial Laundry advertises domestic finish and flat work at the back of the post office, inviting customers to drop off laundry and detailing convenient locations.
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Fee’s
Seatn
Walton's
Walton'’S Drug Store
THE
Imperial Laundry
Postoffice. CO
South Scond
Modern Rooms for Rent with Kitchen Privilege
Fine suite of rooms in a new, thoroughly modern house centrally located. Privilege of kitchen included. Apply at once at 620 West Silver Avenue.
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West
Silver Avenue
Select Stock Canned Fruits and Vegetables at Pratt Store
E. G. Pratt invites customers to inspect a curated assortment of canned fruits and vegetables now available for purchase.
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E. G. Pratt
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Clinton J. Crandall
United States Indian School
Reuben Perry
John Powers
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Andrew Horne
Mr. Horne
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Pecps
Earl Blood
Phillip Bailey
Joy Benedict
Will Hartley
James Murphy
W. F. Buck
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Mary Ortiz
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DE Witt T. Courtney
Yiew
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J. G. Baldridge
George A. Kaseman
the State National Bank
Wayside Inn
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Insherman
Morning Journal
Frederick A. Hyde
Joost H. Schnei
John A. Benson
Henry P. Dimond
Yellowstone
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Henry W. Taft
W. H. Taft
Louise Taft
William H. Taft, Jr
Yellowstone Park
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Marble Ave
Crystal Theater
Robzart
Harry Sheldon & Co
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