Rites Held for Archbishop Bourgade in Santa Fe Cathedral
Distinct churchmen from the Southwest gathered in Santa Fe to honor Archbishop-Pierre Bourgade. The funeral at St Francis Cathedral drew thousands. 65 priests and five prelates attended. The mass featured a solemn requiem, with Bishop Matz delivering the sermon and Archbishop Bourgade's pallbearers and insignia arranged beside the casket.
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Morning Journal
Santa Fe
N. M
Southwest
Pierre Bourgade
St. St. Francis Cathedral
Granton
Arizona
Matz
Denver
Pitaval
Anthony Pourchegu
Lamy
St. Catherine’s Indian School
St. Michael's College
Mgiris
Sisters of Charity Academy
Sisters of Laoretto Orphanage
New Mexico
Colorado
M. Co. Matz
J. B Pitaval
Robinson
Gerard
Eathedral
Tucson
Father Grange
Mesilla Park
Father Dilly
la Junta
Father Fourchega
M. (. Mats
J. B. Pitaval
George J. Juillard
Sacred Heart Church
Gallup
Father Julliard
Bourgade
Sisters of Loretta
Father Gillam
Archdiocese of Chicago
Chicago
Ding
Vines
Theobald Chystoom
Franciscan Watchers
Cincinnati
Memorial Sermon for Veterans in Minnesota
Rev. Pletcher Cook of St John Episcopal Church will give a Memorial Day sermon to city veterans tomorrow morning. K Warren Post No 6 will meet at Central School at 10 30 a m to march to St Johns for the sermon. Veterans sailors the Woman's Relief Corps and Ladies of the GA Ro are asked to attend. Rd Johnson post commander J a Caldwell adjutant
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Pletcher Cook
St. John’s Episcopal Church
K. Warren Post
Fletcher Cook
Woman's Reelief Corps
Ladies of the
Ga, Ro
Yes
Rd Johnson
J A Caldwell
Opening of skating rink announced and party injuries update
Local note reports Captain CM Clark laid up after a Thursday evening car accident on the mesa. He was thrown from a buzz wagon while changing seats but injuries are not expected to be serious. A birthday party for Laura Coen at 210 West Haveldine Ave featured games, dancing, and a guest list of local youths. Also seasonal broilers advertised at San Jose Market.
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CM. Clark
North Fourth Street
Carr
Laura Coen
H. Coen
West Haveldine Avenue
Lulu Benedict
Helen Schelke
Princes Lessmann
Grace Donnelly
Eileen Keeler
Kiessie Ford
Jessie Clements
Julia Keleher
Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Sold Locally
A Wolcott Vermont druggist, Savas M. J. Leach, reports an honored townsman cured after obtaining Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, stating he had used it in the West. The remedy is sold by all druggists.
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Savas M. J. Leach
Wolcott
Spanish War Veterans Plan A Grand Memorial Day Ceremony
The United Spanish War Veterans Camp ON 1 organizes Memorial Day events with flowers from across the territory to decorate graves at the Post cemetery. The program in Recreation Hall includes Port Bayard Orchestra, prayer by Chaplain Bateman, Intermezzo, hymns, and a Memorial Day address by Hon. W. B. Watton of Silver City, followed by marches and performances by patriotic organizations.
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United Spanish War Veterans
Post
Recreation Hall
National Air
Port Bayard Orchestra
Bateman
Port Bayard
Atte Hymn of the Republic
Freeeseeees
W. B. Watton
Silver City
Tereeeee
Fort Bayard to lead cemetery march and college address
New Mexico and southwestern Texas prepare a joint service with Fort Bayard soldiers and veterans for a cemetery procession and graveside ceremonies. Chaplain Co. CG Te AL will deliver the baccalaureate to the Silver City Normal School graduating class, with many Fort Bayard residents expected to attend the Sunday service. The chaplain’s topic is The Dominion of the Approximate.
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New Mexico
Texas
Fort Bayard
Comat. Te
Normal School 4
Silver City
Fort Bayaraé
Suday
Nevada Governor Sparks Dies. New Leader McKerson Takes Office
Reno May 22 Governor John Sparks died at his ranch after a long illness at age 65. Don S. McKerson becomes governor at 84, the youngest in Nevada's history.
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Reno
Nev
John Sparks
Nevada
Don S. Mckerson
Labor Dispute Turns Violent At Santa Re Shop
A conflict at a Santa Re shop between Sam Kie the Indian blacksmith and his Mexican helper escalated after a hammer strike. The helper was struck and mauled, then immersed in a cooling tub. Authorities say the assailant was not seriously injured.
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Rockus
Santa Re
Sam Kie
Prizes for Navajo Handwork At Irrigation Congress
The C N Cotton Co of Gallup offers two cash prizes for Navajo crafts at the Irrigation congress. A $50 prize for the best blanket display and a $60 prize for the best Navajo silver work. Entries must be made by an Indian or Indian trader with dealers barred from entry.
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C. N. Cotton
Gallup
Board of Control
C. N. Cotton Company
New Mexico
Arizona
Gut-off opene for business on July Tal
General Manager James F. Hurley of the Santa Fe and superintendents Sharp and Myers arrived in Albuquerque to open business operations in July.
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James F. Hurley
The
Santa Fe
Sharp
Myers
Albuquerque
Restful Sleep Restored by Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey
Mrs P R Southard of Woodmere S 1 recovered from nervous breakdown illness after using Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey. In a interview she claims tonic stimulant strengthened her, improved sleep and appetite, noting many similar cures over fifty years since its discovery.
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P. R. Southard
Woodmere
S. 1
Duffy
Mrs. Southard
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Promoted as Medicine
An advertisement extols Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a fully malted, germ-destroyed tonic and invigoration aid, claiming cures for nervousness typhoid malaria stomach troubles and other ailments. It urges asking druggists for the genuine product priced at 1.00 and notes the Old Chemist trademark and sealed bottles.
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Kk. Curran
Curty Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
N. Y
Transfer of Cut-Off Road Planned for July 1 Opening
Final arrangements for transferring the cut-off to the operating department were made by the general manager during a trip. The new road will be formally turned over on July 1 with regular freight traffic to be inaugurated. Officials caution that through freight may not run immediately on that date. Arrangements also covered inaugurating the Harvey eating house system at cut-off points.
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Knights of Columbus
Las Levis
OL ON. Marron
Territorial
Marron
George Patridge
O. A. Kane
Laguna
W. E Ryan
J. A. Johnson
Frank Kruske
Eugene Conroy
Albuquerque Council
Knights
Santa Fe
Raton
Trinidad
Trinidad Council
Trindad
Albuquerque
Veteran Chinese Merchant Sam Kee Dies in Albuquerque
Sam Kee a prominent Chinese merchant and longtime Albuquerque resident died at St. Joseph's sanitarium at 4 30 pm from age related illnesses. He was sixty three and had lived in the United States nearly thirty five years with thirty in New Mexico and southern Arizona. He came to Albuquerque seventeen years ago and ran a Chinese and Japanese curio business. He was born in Canton China and left a son in Ann Arbor. His two sons Sam Ho Kee and Bark Kee were with him. Sam Ho is a University of Michigan freshman and valedictorian of Albuquerque High. Funeral arrangements are pending with burial in Albuquerque.
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Sam Kee
Southwest
St. Joseph's Sanitarium
United States
New Mexico
Arizona
Albuquerque
Bam Wue
Canton
Ching
Sam Ho Kee
Burk Kee
Sam Ho
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Southwestern
Ife
Bark
Murial
Widening Mesa Road Proposed From University to Tijeras Canyon
A new plan by good roads supporters proposes a level mesa road extended east from the University to Tijeras Canyon, aiming to widen the route and improve travel. The project details include a measured distance and phased development, seeking smoother traffic flow and regional connectivity.
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University
Tijeras Canyon
Portugal to become refuge for criminals with death penalties
An article describes plans to widen and straighten a highway eight miles long to form a straight eight mile speedway to the mountains, enabling easier extradition and making Portugal a refuge from killers facing capital punishment in other states. Competent saleswomen sought at The Economist.
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Irrigation Congress
Portugal Provides Refuge For Murderers
Washington May 2 The senate ratified the extradition treaty with Portugal after long debate over a provision guaranteeing that criminals extradited from Portugal would not face the death penalty. Senator Teller led the opposition arguing it infringed state rights to set punishment for crimes against the state. The treaty was approved with a resolution stating the United States will not extradite anyone to Portugal if the death penalty can be inflicted under Portuguese law.
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Washington, D.C
Senate
Portugal
Teller
United States
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