Man Accused of Assault With Hammer in Gallup Caboose Case
Wilson, intoxicated, is jailed after allegedly striking Sawyer with a two pound hammer in a Gallup caboose and beating him to the point of severe head injuries requiring 47 stitches. Special Officer Everett halted further blows. Marshal Dunham sought release but Sawyer’s survival fate delayed proceedings. Local notices follow.
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Wilson
Sawyer
Los Angeles
Tal
Everett
Marshal Dunham
Winslow
Gallup
Justice of the Peace
Richards
Anselarugh Arrested on Bootlegging Charge Near Puerco
A man called Kandlehofer on the north side of the Puerco was arrested Thursday by Special Officer Mel Ugin for selling whiskey to an Indian at his saloon near the Cowboy corral. A Navajo named Dave Yazee was seen leaving the saloon with a bottle. Hearing before U. S Commissioner Richards set for January 6 with four government witnesses.
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Fang A ‘Algo
Puerco
Melugin
Kandlehofer
Dave Yazee
U. S
Richards
Hart Had No Money and Fraud Accusations Surface
Frank Hart, claiming thousands in bank accounts, defrauded local businessmen with worthless checks before fleeing town with over $200. Suspicions arose about his honesty as he left on the train. Rent notice for furnished four room house available after January 15. Gibson area reports birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Tracy Garrett.
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Frank Hart
Tracy
Snowstorm devastates town structures and halts trains
A severe snowstorm crippled Flagstaff and Gallup with two to four feet of snow. The Majestic theatre roof collapsed, and several buildings could not withstand the weight. Train service slowed but resumed after snow plows cleared the lines. Local officials noted it as the harshest storm in town history. Visitors included A Vandergyn of Zuni, while Miss Winters and Miss Stanton, McGaffey Mills teachers, stayed in town. Odd Fellows and Rebekah lodges plan a joint officer installation on January 7 followed by a banquet.
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Playstaff
Flagstaff
Gallup
Existance
Odd
Rebekah
John Spear
Rebekah Lodge
Mulholland Sells Eight Nevada Mining Claims
Gus Mulholland sold eight mining claims near Searchlight Nevada to eastern investors after eight years of development. The properties show values from 20 to 70 dollars in gold and are expected to begin producing soon under new ownership. Mulholland calls the site one of the district’s best and near well known Nevada mines.
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Gus’ Mulholland
Searchlight
Nevada
Arid
Los Angeles
Mulholland
Christmas Celebration Brings Joy to Gilsoy and Heaton
Children from ages one day to 16 enjoyed two Christmas trees at Heaton and Gibson schools with 3500 raised for Santa Claus gifts. About 470 children received candy nuts oranges and toys as W. J. Murry and W. F. Murry sent greetings. Mrs. Saunders and Miss Jennie Morris organized the events with an orchestra.
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Heaton
Gibson
House
Paterson
Santa Claus
North Pole
Saunders
Jennie Morris
Tracy Garrett
W. J. ‘Murry
Del Monte goods on sale with special case pricing
The Kenner grocery advertises Del Monte vegetables and fruits as a top brand, ready to serve in moments, with special case pricing. The note notes rising home demand and contrasts winter scenes with activity as sleighing and ice skating enliven the season.
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Gallup
del Monte
Murderers Receive Five Year Sentence in Apache County Case
The article reports murderers in Apache County were sentenced to 25 years each in the Arizona Penitentiary. Attorney Alfred Ruiz and partner Ove Overson aided the prosecution by supporting the confession despite contested evidence. The Crone meyer estate dispute may reach the U.S. Supreme Court, involving German sisters and two Navajo children, with United States Attorney Thomas Flynn assisting. A boxing match between Jack Boyd and Jimmie Dunne ended in a draw before a large Gallup crowd.
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Curt Cronemeyer
Arizona
Apache
Alfred Ruiz
Gallup
Ove Overson
Ruiz
Crohemeyer
Supreme Court of the United
Nit
Buckleys Return From Health Trip After Santa Fe Wreck
Mr and Mrs Buckley and their young son Alfred returned to Gallup after traveling to Los Angeles for Mr Buckleys health. They survived a Santa Fe wreck near Barstow California where train No 8 rear ended a deadhead train in heavy snow. Several injuries occurred but no deaths were reported and passengers endured hours in freezing conditions before No 8 reached Gallup many hours late.
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Bi le
MM. Buckley
Los Angeles
Alfred
No. 8
Uniil
Te Lettve
Ets An
Gallupi
Santa Fe Cutting Own Big Mallet Compound Engines
The Santa Fe railroad is restructuring its Mallet compound locomotives, converting two engines from one. The front end now operates as a coal boiler and the rear as an oil burner, with the Gallup shops housing the front unit. A mechanical stoker, newly fitted, proves easier to tend than an oil burner, marking a first use of such a device on the Santa Fe system.
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Santa Fe
Railroad 7
Gallup
Albuquerque
Beert
Florence Poe and Keating Earn Wichita School Roles
Readable text lists Mrs Florence Poe and Keating in Wichita city school context. It notes teaching Latin and a city school setting in the Wichita area with references to teachers and topics.
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Poe
Florence
Sete
Dace
Farooh
Berti
Wichitas Ke
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