Travelers Aid Reorganizes After Funding Shortfall
The Travelers Aid association reorganized at a Chamber of Commerce meeting to continue service at the Santa Fe station led by Miss Ethel Herren. September reports show 783 pilgrims assisted with diverse needs. $540 in receipts cover about a third of the next year’s budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travelers Aid Association
Chamber of Commerce
Travelers Aid
Ethel Herren
Travety Ard
Santa Fe
Miss Herren
Albuquerque
Association
T. J. Mabry
O. F E. Carmen
Otto
C. W. Walter
C. A. Mozley
Martha Valliant
C. O. Simondson
Gussie Dozier
Church To Rise At Five Points By Volunteer Labor
Excavation for the basement of the community church at Five Points began Wednesday. West of the Barelas bridge the town builds the church through a cooperative plan with donated labor and materials. The board of trustees oversees the project and expects completion within sixty days with broad community support.
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Five Points Folk
Five Points
Barelas Bridge
Board of
Man Slashes Wrist When Arrested
Denver report states Edward Scheff, 30, attempted to slash his wrist with a pocket knife after his arrest for passing worthless checks totaling about 400 dollars. Officers overpowered him and bound his wrist cuts.
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Denver
Edward Scheff
Scheff
Flores Wins Decision In Tucson Boxing Card
Frankie Flores of Miami won an eight round decision over Tommy Rivera of Los Angeles in Tucson. Dick of Patagonia beat Bob Mandell in a 10 round decision. Cyclone Briggs was stopped by Kid Logan of Tucson, Kid King stopped Cyclone Miller in seven, and Earl Cade tied Tito Flores in a three round draw.
Creomulsion Promises Relief for Persistent Coughs and Colds
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a two fold remedy that soothes inflamed membranes and halts germ growth. It claims creosote as a key healing agent and guarantees satisfaction or money back with a one year refund if relief is not achieved. The ad lists uses for persistent coughs bronchial asthma bronchitis and respiratory ailments.
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Creomulsion Company
Atta
Ady
Oil Field Activity Courses Through Wide Region Listings
The column catalogs numerous oil wells with drilling statuses across counties including San Juan Mora Colfax and Valencia. Entries note Sec. numbers drilling depths and specific well names like Snowden-McSweeney No 1 and Rainbow No 1, with some sites awaiting casing or reports. It also mentions a deep test at Bloomfield, multiple rigs moving on McClure tract, and a note on Beardsley No 1 with Beardsley and California syndicates among operators.
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Huntington Park
Rainbow No
Lexi No
Red Mesa
Dakotas
Ringle
Bloomfield
B. T. Tackett
McClure
Blanco-Bloomfield
Aztec
Rio Arriba County
Munoz-Continental No
San Miguel County
Bell Ranch
New Mexico No
Patterson and Stupp
Graham Structure
Mora County
Arkansas Fuel No
Colfax County
Union Oil Co
Vermijo Park
Kaca County
McAdoo
Buffalo Creek
Eddleman
Swsw
Hinkle
Spaulding Dome
E. V. Stanley
Vaughn
N. M
Chaves County
Arkansas Fuel
Manning
Buffalo-Roswell
Dresser
Neal
California
Frank
Mathewson Loses Long Fight for Life and Baseball Career
The report recalls Christy Mathewson’s early career from Bucknell to the Taunton New England league in 1899 with an $80 monthly salary and a rough 2-9 win loss season marked by control issues. It notes his quick rise after Norfolk in 1900 where he won 21 of 23 games, signaling his arrival on the major league stage.
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Mordecai
Brown
Cubs
Matty
New York
Giants
Taft
Chicago
Mathewson
Cincinnati
Reds
McGraw
Eddie Roush
Willam McKechnie
Buck” Herzog
Wade Kilhfer
Saranac Lake
N. Y
New York Yankees
Emil J. Fuchs
Boston Braves
George W. Grant
Charles Comiskey
Chicago White Sox
Clark Griffith
Washington
Branch Rickey
St. Louis Cardinals
John McGraw
New York Giants
Jimmy McAleer
A. G. Spalding
John M. Ward
Boston Nationals
Bucknell College
Taunton
Mass
Manchester
N. H
Norfolk
James Sets Season High With 268 On Y M C A
James rolled the highest score of the season on the YMCA league circuit by turning in a 268. This standout effort highlights a dominant performance at the Y M C A lanes and boosts his team’s standing.
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James
Phrase contrasts in a stalled dispute prompt reflection
A speaker notes that incorrect reasoning on one side does not validate the opposing view. The remark underscores bias and urges careful evaluation of arguments rather than assuming righteousness on either side.
Children’s pictorial puzzles running across and down
Across clues include the instrument with which Cock Robin was killed a vehicle a body of water and to permit Down clues include a territory in North America withdraw revoke take back and a city in Poland
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North America
Poland
Man who pleaded guilty now says he did not steal
Bonifacio Garcia who admitted stealing 21 grape vines from David Armijo told Judge Helmick he did not take the vines but had bought them. He said he pleaded guilty because he was advised it was the easiest way out and the sentence was deferred for further district attorney investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonifacio Garcia
David J. Armijo
Milton J. Helmick
Garcia
Robbery Motive Told By Denver Man For Family
Thomas E Potts confessed to Captain Fred Reed that a Denver robbery was driven by desperate need to support his seven family members. Police charged Potts after the crime, disclosed in Denver on October 7.
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Denver
Thomas E. Potts
Fred Reed
Dr Thacher Liver and Blood Syrup Ad
An old styled advertisement urging liver cleansing with Dr Thacher’s Liver and Blood Syrup. It promises quick improvement in digestion energy and health and offers a free sample bottle via a coupon before distribution ends.
Colorado Springs Man Killed in Auto Crash Near Pueblo
Horace Bell aged 30 of Colorado Springs died after a automobile accident nine miles north of Pueblo on the Colorado Springs highway. His companion William Strickler, also of Colorado Springs, was uninjured. Bell died en route to a hospital.
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Pueblo
Colo
Horace Bell
Colorado Springs
Here
Bell
William Strickler
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE ALBUQUERQUE NATIONAL BANK
A bank in Bernalillo County New Mexico, headed by Cashier Fred Luthy, declares the financial statement true to the best of knowledge. It lists deposits and totals for the institution as part of a formal condition report.
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Cone Dace
Celle
State of
New Mexico
County of
Bernalillo
Fred Luthy
G. E. Breece
A. L. Martin
J. D. Waters
Maryinez Hayden
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Quillin and Dunnett Shse
Snowden-McSweeney
Stephens Et al No
NENE
Smith and Dill Bros. Sene
Williams Pet. Co
Vv. EK. OF
NE Cor. Bea
No. 1
San Juan County
McKinley County Union United
Lea County
Tilton Croft
Ross No
Holmes
Ward
N. M. Producers
Wyatt
Mallamar
Torrance County
Meclean
Bec
Sandoval County
Jemez No
Ariling
Catron County
Red Feather
Cow Springs
Guadalupe County
Hidalgo County
Amos Rusie
Brooklyn
Horace Fogel
Big Six
Chicago Cubs
C" Young
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Philadelphia Americans
Joe McGinnity
Bender
Mackmen
The
Roosevelt Brothers
Kermit Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
India
Himalayas
Field Museum
Stein Bloch
Michael Stern
Darbrook
Empire Loomcraft
E. L. Washburn Co
NEW Mexico Loan & Mortgage Company
West Central Ave
North Pourth
Reserve District No
Albuquerque National Bank
U.S
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
U. S
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