Utah Delegate John Henry Smith Leads Irrigation Congress Reach
John Henry Smith of Salt Lake, a Mormon church elder, heads Utah's delegation at the Irrigation Congress. He notes Utah’s prosperity, cites 40 delegates, and plans to attend state church sessions and the trans Miss Mississippi congress in San Francisco. Displays include Yorom ite valley paintings by Jorgensen and a giant bristlecone exhibit, with Valencia county produce showcased by F. L. Walrath.
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Irrigation Congress
Utah
John Henry Smith
Salt Lake
Buquerque
Sacramento
Threely
Congress
Smith
Bankers’ Association
Denver
San Francisco
Albuquerque
Co. W. Lehhmer
Yosemite Valley Railroad
Merced
Cal
Lehmer
Lehbmer
N. H. Wilson
Yosemite Valley
Valencia County
F. L. Walrath
Belen
Planing Mill Exhibit Draws Attention at Forestry Building
The forestry building features the Superior Lumber and Mill company running a compact planing mill and sash and door factory. An operator works all day, attracting much attention from attendees.
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Superior Lumber and Mill Company
Forecast News and Local Notes from Washington Field
Weather forecast for New Mexico and Arizona calls for fair conditions Friday and Saturday. City banks will close at 12 o clock today. Col William M Berger of Belen visits the capitol for the congress. Undersheriff W D Greet of Fl Paseo attends the fair. Temple Albert holds Friday evening services at 745 led by Rabbi Chapman the sermon will be omitted. Funeral services for Amelia Clements Mariette of Belen held at 1020 yesterday at Borders parlors Rev Fletcher Cook officiating burial in Fairview cemetery. Commercial members noted.
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Temple Albert
Chapman
Amelia Clements Mariette
Belen
Borders
Fletcher Cook
Durlal
Fairview
Musical comedy at Elks theater and local notices
Tickets to the musical production Little Johnny Jones go on sale at Matson's for a performance at the Elks theater tomorrow night. Also noted are a death in El Paso of 13 year old William Raitt, a drill for artesian water in Estancia, and funeral plans for Charles Robert Steen. Col C W Mott's irrigation talk is replaced with a different subject.
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California
Wilh
Jorgensen
Yosemite
E! Portal
Yosemite Valley
Yosemite National Park
Yorsemit
FE. N. Medier
el Paso
Elks
Pass City
Hooesters
Little Johnny Jones
Cohan
Matson’s
Elks’ Theater
Albuquerque
Estancia
B. A. Maye
Tularosa
Charles Robert Steen
Steubenville
S P. m
St. Joseph's Hospital
Pearl Connelly
Immaculate Conception
Northern Pacific Railway
Gasoline Stove Explosion Triggers Small Downtown Fire
The Second Street fire department and Highland auxiliary responded to a box four alarm in the business district last night at 11. The blaze was in a hot lunch stand on Central avenue between Third and Fourth streets caused by a gasoline stove explosion. The proprietor, busy serving customers, neglected the stove and sparks intensified. Firemen arrived promptly preventing spread to nearby booths. damage totaled only a few dollars.
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Second Street
Highland Auxiliary Department
Central Avenue
Third
Fourth Streets
Winners of Exposition Military Drill Revealed
Company A of Las Cruces National Guard and Company A of the New Mexico Military Institute at Roswell claimed top trophies at the exposition grounds. Lieutenant Hobson announced the results to roaring applause as cadets impressed with precise drill and the Roswell Institute band. Fort Wingate cavalry followed with a thrilling field maneuver that wowed the crowd.
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New Mexico National Guard
Las Cruces
New Mexico Military Institute
Roswell
Exposition Grounds
Hobson
21St Infantry
U.S. A
Richmond Pearson Hobson
Merrimac Fame
Agricultural College
Roswell Institute
National Guard
Institute
West Point
Roswell Boys
Company A
Fort Wingate
H. ©. Willard
Dover
Presentation of Trophies At Camp Curry Ceremony
Trophies and prizes will be awarded to winners of the drills at Camp Curry after the parade at 10 o clock. General J Franklin States army will present the loving cups donated by Governor Curry and other New Mexico men, along with numerous special prizes.
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Camp Curry
J. Franklin
Living flag display by county city pupils crowds cheers
Before a troop drill an entertainment featured a living flag formed by about 450 county and city public school pupils and 130 from the United States Indian school plus 60 from the prominent schools. The massed students formed a large national flag in colorful display and drew enthusiastic applause.
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United States Indian School
Indian School Pupils Parade in Blue Uniforms at Fair Grounds
About 300 students from Menaul Mission and Catholic parochial schools joined nearly a thousand others in blue uniforms with silver stars. Girls wore white dresses and boys red caps and blouses as they moved from the court house to the fair grounds and then to the grand stand amid loud applause.
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Menaul Mission School
Court House
Three Firemen Die In Burning Store Collapse
In Youngstown Ohio on October 1 a fire at S H Knox store killed three assistant chief Thomas Reilly, Edward Sweeney and Captain Charlies Vaughan whose bodies were not recovered. Chief of Police William Lawler was fatally injured. Six other firemen were hospitalized after the roof and third floor gave way and collapsed into the basement.
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Youngstown
Ohio
S. H. Knox
Thomas Reilly
Edward Sweeney
Charlies Vaughan
William Lawler
No Heir to British Tithe Baron Herries Dies in York
Marmaduke Constable Maswell Baron Herries died in York at age 87. He held a United Kingdom peerage with no direct heir, while the ancient Scottish barony of Herries passes to his daughter, the Duchess of Norfolk.
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York
Eng
Marmaduke Constable-Maswell
Baron
Herries
United Kingdom
Duchess of Norfolk
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