Massacre at the Exposition Grounds A Navajo Tragedy
At the exposition grounds yesterday a crash of conflict left eleven Navajo Indians dead after a clash with a troop of five soldiers aided by fifteen cowboys and Colonel D J Sellers. The rescue of refugees followed as Fifth Cavalry and Twenty first Infantry arrived to restore order.
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Exposition Grounds
Fifth Cavalry
Twenty-First Infantry
D. K. B. Sellers
Cat. D. KK
B. Sellers
California
Old Town
Col
Sellers
Colonel Sellers
Pat's
Wild West Show Turns Deadly Baroque Chaos at Peak
A dramatic fight erupts as troops engage eleven feud Indians on stage at Stock Peak arena. Chief Peschickline stays calm under heavy fire, then salutes the grandstand. The scene ends with the band playing Home Sweet Home as the troops retreat and spectators report ear damage from blank volleys.
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Stovk
Peschickline
Medler
Narrow Escape for Old Landmark
A fire at 115 South Third Street endangered a two story frame building housing N Roses jeweler Justice of the Peace Craig Chauvin's paint and paper shop and ledgers on the second floor. Firemen arrived quickly and halted the blaze after twenty minutes preventing wider destruction among nearby old structures.
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South Third Street
N. Roses
Justice of the Peace
Craig
Chauvin
Ross
Us Ies Cabriet
Gloriously Treated Troops Promise Return to Albuquerque
Enlisted infantry and cavalrymen in Albuquerque during the exposition praise local hospitality. Private Smith of company A says the men and their wives have never been so well treated and Albuquerque is good enough for any of them. The infantrymen will proceed to Port Logan after departure.
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Infantry
Albuquerque
Smith
Pert Logan
Film of Sheridan home scene and stage coach attack
A moving picture by A J Remner filmed yesterday at the fair grounds depicts the Sheridan home stage coach six mules and an Indian attack with cavalry rescue set in Old Albuquerque. Remner also shot a Grand Canyon sequence from El Tovar to Bright Angel trail praised as a difficult motion picture feat.
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Fair Grounds
A. J. Remner
Sheridan Home
Adobe
Old
Albuquerque
Mr. Remer
Grand Canyon
el Tovar Hotel
Bright Angel Trail
Canyon
Seventeen Hurt In Union Wesleyan Football
Seventeen players were knocked unconscious in a Union and Wesleyan college football game in Sehendtady N Y with five seriously hurt and taken to hospital. The match was described as the roughest and hardest fought of the season as injuries halted play repeatedly.
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Sehendtady
N.Y
Union
Wesleyan
Yeon
Potter
Mrown
Wreshigan
Hanimond
Harmon
Wright
Rural Letter Carriers Association selects Rochester as next meeting place
The National Rural Letter Carriers Association adjourned after choosing Rochester, NY as the next meeting site. Portland, Oregon was suggested but Rochester won the selection.
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Carricrs’ Association
National Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
Rowhester, N. VY
Portland
Ore
Ballard's Snow Liniment Promoted For Aches
Weather lore hints at rheumatism and pains, with a rural ad urging readers to prepare by buying Ballard's Snow Liniment. The text touts its use for rheumatism chilblains frost bite sore joints and muscles and lists pricing at 50 cents and 1 60 per bottle sold by J H. O'Leary & Co.
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Ballard
J. HM. O'Leaily & Co
300000 Feet Water Pipe sale in Alabama and Los Angeles
Advertised sale lists 300000 feet of water pipe with second hand stock from the Adame Pipe Works 2025 Day Street in Alabama. Prices per foot vary by size from 2 to 30 cents with many sizes and fittings offered and a guaranteed serviceable condition. Mail orders accepted and delivery directions given for Los Angeles.
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Adame
Adame Pine
Los Angeles
Pacific Boulevard
Seventh Street
Nereanen
Aek
May Street
Ball Eine
Broadway
Some After Thoughts by the Men Who Did it
An eccentric interview reel quotes Col Twitchell and others about an exposition. Figures like B Spitz Edward MotQueen Gray General Kjwank Medler and Medicine Mun Devkaybeose Lions speak of receipts welcomes and preparations. A dramatic tale of a bread riot alert and militia mobilization closes the chaotic page.
Exposition Chief Recalls Birth Of Regional Fair
Colonel Max Stern recalls the Sixteenth National Irrigation Congress and Twenty eighth Annual New Mexico Territorial Fair as a major success. He praises expo leadership and plans for another event soon while noting one incident of a bread plot at Alvarado and a near mischance involving a heckler. The leader emphasizes the sport and social value of the southwest exposition and seeks broader roles for ongoing regional promotional efforts.
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al Lard
Hopewell
Whatrmin
Board of Control
Ehat
Great
Southwest
Maxe Stern
Morning Journal
Alvarado
Mittitta
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D. J. B. Sellers
Graadstand
Col KB. Sellers
Concord
Morrison
Missouri
Bud Medler
A. Matson
West Central Avenue
Knox
Columbus Hotel
C. Baldridge
South First
Heart of Business District
Piou
THE
Real Wild West
Sheridan
Wesleyan College
Schnectady
Mourning Journal
West Point
Trinity
Andover
Yale
Phillips Andover
Amherst
University of Vermont
Providence
Brown
Mass
Harvard Fresdmen
Croton
Washington
Washington and Jefferon
Westminster
Jowatty
Coe
Marietta
Marietta College
Kentucky University
Champaign
Marquette College
Imoole University
Madison
Wisconsin
Law Verte
Lafayette
Purdue
Kauriham
Notre Dame
Franklin
Birmingham
University of Alabama
Howard College
Neehvilles
Vanderbilt
Rose Polytechnica of
Terre Haute
Ind
Peovia
Bradley Polytechnic
Hedding College
Vpooday Spaulding Institute
Merron High School
Jennings, Las
Louisiana State University
Jennings
New Orleans
Tulane University
Columbia
University of Missouri
Rolla School of Mines
Lawrence
Kan
University of Kansas
Kansas Agricultural College
At Austin, Texas
University of Texas
Texas Christian University
Baytor University
M. College of Texan
Lensing
Mich
University of Michigan
Michigan Agricultural College
Gambier
Ohio
Kenyon College
Ohio Wesleyan
Hamburg
Pretoria
Nipponta
Scheneninger
Nipponia
Hne
New York
Hanmburg
ALA
Sizd Ss
West Gold Ave
New Mexico
nNrrigation Congress
Learnard & Lindemann Istablistuadl
iIbuquerg
Twitchell
Twitch
B. Spitz
Edward MotQueen Gray
England
Frahee
Germany
Houmania
West Africa
Iceland
van Dieemen's Land
Saskatchewan
Massachusetts
Cleneral
Kjwank Medler
Camino Real
Marth
Onmee
San Juan County
Fachow
D. A. Macpherton
Typhoon
John Lee Clarke
Mr. Clarke
T Tremely
Spite
Mr. Spite
Mr. Medter
Santa Fe
Spits
Ruppe
W. A. Bayer
George Arnot
B. A. Macpherson
A B Stroup
BL. Washburn
W. & Ptrick
Mr. Medler
Muppe
Chile
Vienna
Pioneer Bakery
Pinst Street
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