Capital City News In Brief Qidae RP
Santa Fe visitors and local society notes fill Capital City News In Brief with reports from Albuquerque and Santa Fe. Highlights include social visits by Marnes of Albuquerque and the Asplund family, a Taos school building contract, sports mentions, theater events, and updates on local institutions and clubs.
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Marnes of Albuquerter
Aga
Santa
Red Cross Aid Tells Siberian Child Tale Of Flight
A brief ARC feature recalls a young Russian boy who traveled solo from Siberia to Denver, 690 miles, with ARC guarding him from Valdivostok to Colorado. The mother, separated during upheaval, endured years of strain after her husband’s execution and exile.
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American Red Cross
ARC Rays
Siberia
Denver
Valdivostok
Colorado City
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Santa Fe Plays Aqs At Duke City Sunday
Santa Fe and Roswell are tied to a cluster of local society notes. A wedding announces Alberta Smith and Lewis B. P. Richart were married at 8 am at the bride’s mother's home on South Lea Avenue. The ceremony was read by Rev. Rudolph Chumbey of the First Presbyterian Church in the presence of a few friends. The bride, a leader at the technical school commercial department, is a rising young woman. Meanwhile, social pages recount dinners, bridal showers, and club farewells across Santa Fe and nearby towns. The article cross-links community events with the Roswell-Duke City connections and notes travel and plans for returning players and guests.
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Kea
Roswell
Duke City
Overland Company
Bate
Youn
Grays
Ot Ness
Richard
Pete Levy
Cloudern
Ant
I! Pasa
Patcher
L. C. Becker
Rete
John Becker
Tno
Naam Beker
Lureen Hubert
Frieda Becker
Judes
Naomiker
Santa Fe
Catron
Estancia
Au Revier
Woman's Club
Methodist Ladies Aid
Helen Lucile Winter
TZ. W Ter
Albert E. Dorff
Las Vestas
Willis, Hamblin
First , Presbyterian Church
Dorothy Carlisle
George Emory Moore
Knight
Grand Canyon
California
St. Francis Cathedral
Mary Cunningham
Leonard Murphy
Monsignor Fourchern
Murphy
George Mignardot
Comiskey
Don Gasper Avenue
Taxpayers Urge Short Ballot For New Mexico Government
At the 1919 annual Taxpayers Association meeting in October, members debated cutting government costs through simplification and coordination. A committee led by ex Governor Lindsey proposes a State Short Ballot and consolidated departments, arguing it will curb extravagance and improve accountability across state government.
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Taxpayers’ Association of
New Mexico
W. E. Lindsey
Neill B. Field
James G. Fitch
E. R. Wright
Frank W. Clancy
Association
Albuquerque
The
Taxpayers’ Association
San Mexico
Lindsey
Wright
Grams
U._& Indian School
Loretto Academy
Santa
State of
State of New Mexico
Ernor
Senate
State of Mexico
Elec
Ilinois
Portales
Jas
G. Fitch
Socorro
W. Clancy
Santa Fe
Neill BR. Field
FE R. Wrigth
Taxpasere’ Association
Lindsey Committee
Keep Poultry Clean by Dr LeGear Lice Killer Ad
V Rose of Cwexon endorses Dr LeGear Lice Killer to protect flocks from lice and vermin. The ad claims millions of chicks die yearly from dirty setting hens and promotes Dr LeGear’s 27 years as an expert poultry specialist. It promises satisfaction or money back and urges buyers to get a can from their dealer.
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Pontes Gent
Kem
Rose
Cwexon
trGears
LeGear
Leen
the LeGear
Notice by Publication in Santa Fe District Court
Publication notice from Santa Fe District Court listing Jeex Nevins and Mainz as plaintiffs in a divorce action against Claris C Nevins. The filing seeks an absolute divorce and separation of marital bonds. Plaintiffs attorney is John J Kenney of Santa Fe. Publication dates span May 28 to June 18, 1920.
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State OF New Mexico
Santa FE
Jeex Nevins
Mainz
Charles
Newit Defrnerant
Claris C Nevins
District Court
Fis Judicial District
County of
Mary Teresa
John J. Kenney
New Mexico
Alfredo Lucero
Cork
A. M. Bergere
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Beankenburner
Digrundy
Carolyn Asplund
Rupert F Asplund
St. Joseph
Missouri
A.t
Haseen
Taos
H Douglass
Washington
Sun
George
Fi. GV. Barnes
North da
Dickie Cady
Cimfex S
Rantes
Lincoln
FF Nuding
Pauline Ubffelder
Pine Bluff
Arkansas
Belle Sweet
Columbia University
Miss Sweet
Fred Lopes
Lopes
St. Vincents
Lopez
Albuquerque Sunday Mornings Journal
Alida F. Sams
Vontatan Cader
Lowinton
Vusaneas Wisilora
Pariah Schol
Church of the Holy Valley
Hopin
Turley bin Charwe
McAtee
Fren
D. & RG. Padhoad
Hesefcan
Viuranga
Colorado
Idiss Vatelle Dills
Tes Lacing Dil
Haswell Minx Dill
Santa Be
Bhy Axhiohiet
Eeranath
Janes W. Norment
Albuquer
Taonard
Capital City
Sur- Renera
Casie
Hormenics
Mit
Sinaling
J. M. Hawkins
Alamogordo
Hawkens
Alba
Rito de Los Prijates Canyon
J. Ro Me- Collum
Fourth Ward
J. RE. Bentley
Third Ward
Mia Bentley
Missee Mallaret Savage
Anna Swaye
Miss Maynard
Thoard
E. Mason
Land
Ramon Gallegos
San Jose
Larrazale
Knights of Columbus Club
Roe
Society
Marguerite Roberts
Carlsbad
Mildred Cooke
Roberts Lawn
Madame Zola
Mrs. Pearman
Shakespeare Club
Clements
Clauderott
Pearman
Los Angeles
Columbus
24 Infantry Service Club
S. L Prince
Prince
Company L
2Th Infantey Orchestra
William Whitaker
Hope
H. Watson
Huet
Whitaker
Lavender
Elks
Silver City
Hurley
Deming
Murter
Tweeday Sight
Parrot Shop
Helen Winter
Felicitas Kayne
de Vargas Street
de Vargas
St. Francis
General Federation of Woman's Clubs
Des Moines
Knights of Columbus
Armory
Dan Mckenzie
Jo Oliver Miller
Paul Stoes
Mitler
Stoes
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Henry Sives
Las Cruces
Hell
Spain
Arch Albert Daeeer
Christian Brothers
St. Michael's
Capital Coal Yard
Tezuma Avenue
S. F
Santa FE Water & Light Company
Chase & Sanborn’s Coffee
Richelieu
Kaune Grocery CO
Committee of American Shipbuilders
Church Street
New York City
Benes, Or
Ingersoll
Fagertoe Waterbury
Petonte
U-Box
Corr
Monroe, Mich
Old Reliable Club
Wrubel
Madison
Oakland
Cal
Que Evening Herald
Herald
Evening Herald
Herald Building