Blame Martial Troubles For Death Of Two
East Las Vegas New Mexico June 30 AP Martial troubles are believed the cause of a murder and probable suicide this morning at 11 in West Las Vegas Agnes De Baca Vasquez was shot by her husband Macario Vasquez who then shot himself in the head and body. Vasquez about 20 had been estranged from his wife for years. She resided at his father's home where the shooting occurred. The slain girl is a daughter of Mr and Mrs Macario De Baca, a well known local family. An infant son survives the couple.
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Las Vegas
N.M
Agnes’De Baca Vasquez
Macario ‘Vasquez
Vasquez
Plac
Macario C. de Baca
Otis Kimmons Crawford
Tucson
Arizona
Bob Fuhrman
Billy Minton
George de Shurly
Richard Swisher
Mary Louise Langston
Junior Stone
Otis Crawford
Hial Cobean
New Mexico
Colorado
Albuqueraque
Santa Fe
Taos
Pecos
Raton Pass
Crippie Creek
Denver
Colorado Springs
Manitou Estes Park
Tyrone man D W Smith to run for State Senate in 13th District
Albuquerque June 30 D W Smith former speaker in last Legislature announces candidacy for state senator on the Democratic ticket in the 13th district to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Cony T Brown of Socorro.
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Albuquerque
N. M
D .W. Smith
Tyrone
Cony T. Brown
Socorro
I'd Like My Daughter in This Orphan's Home
The July Hearst's International Cosmopolitan piece by Rhett Childe Dorr argues homes and schools fall short for modern girls. It highlights Carson College for Girls near Philadelphia under Miss Elsa Ueland, offering real home life and practical, independent training, prompting the author to wish her own daughter could attend.
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Hearst
International Cosmopolitan
Rhete
Childe
Dorr
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Elsa Ueland
Carson College For Girls
Carson College
Robert N. Carson
Miss Ueland
Cheerful greetings brighten everyday life notes
A parade of local social notes reports Mrs Walter P Turner returning from a Virginia trip after visiting Richmond Atlantic City Philadelphia and Washington while C M Farnsworth plans a Valley Ranch fishing trip with family to Yellowstone later in the summer. Other items mention Fourth of July festivities at the Orphans Home and visits by Los Cruces State College party and Lake Arthur musical plans.
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East
Walter P. Turner
Richmond
Virginia
Atlantic City
New Jersey
Turner
Roswell
Philadelphia
Washington, D. C
Valley Ranch
North West
C. M. Farnsworth
Valey
Las Cruces State College
Coleman Martin
John Dickson
Helen Weaver
Las Cruces
Mr. Martin
Catherine Turner
Miss Weaver
J C. Weaver
State College
Rebekah
Odd Fellows
New York Life Through The Citys Shifting Gears
The AP sketches a curio of urban change from street games to subway workarounds, tea rooms, and theatre crowds. It notes subway water mains raised above Broadway, late-arriving theatre patrons, and a curious Crown Princess visit. It also highlights psychiatric art therapy exhibits and a Ward’s Island “Magic Carpet” artwork seen as a parole beacon.
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American Psychiatric Association
Ward’s Island
Farm Motors in Actual Farm Use
General Electric engineers and Adirondack Light and Power representatives tested portable five and fifteen horsepower farm motors on several New York farms. They powered a feed grinder, milk pump hoist, saw, threshing machine, and ensilage cutter, showing steadier speeds, less clogging, and higher daily output than gasoline drives. An automatic compensator replaced oil spills, and belt to chain drive changes reduced no load losses, highlighting ease of relocation and broad machine adaptability for intermittent farm duties.
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General Electric
Schenectady
Adirondack Light Aid Power Company
New York State
Godfrey Leneker
Ft. Plain
N. Y
George Nellis
St. Johnsville
Chariton
Sarnowski
New York Cotton Exchange Declares July Third Holiday
The board of managers of the New York cotton exchange voted to follow the stock exchange and curb market in declaring Saturday July 3 a holiday, creating a three day suspension of business.
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New York
New York Cotton Exchange
Stock Exchange
Ponzi Arrested in New Orleans Alongside Florida and Massachusetts Warrants
Ponzi was arrested in New Orleans as authorities execute warrants from Florida and Massachusetts. The arrest ties to cross state investigations and raises questions about pending extradition. Local officials emphasized cooperation with federal agencies in the case.
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Ponzi
New Orleans
Florida
Massachusetts
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Charles Shepherd
Gordon Kinney
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Washington D. C
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Trube
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Sweden
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Yellow Cab Co
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Fletcher’s Market
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