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Albuquerque Morning Journal
Albuquerque, Bernalillo County, New Mexico
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Maj. Gen. Hugh L. Scott, former U.S. Army chief of staff, visited Hopi snake dance and Navajo reservation in Arizona with Gen. John A. Johnston and Col. Slocum. They toured Albuquerque, dined locally, and planned to proceed to Santa Fe before heading east.
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HERE SUNDAY ON
RETURN TO EAST
Accompanied by Gen. John
A. Johnston and Colonel
Slocum; Visited Snake
Dance: at Santa Fe Today
Maj. Gen. Hugh L. Scott, former chief of staff of the United States army and now a member of the board of Indian commissioners, was in Albuquerque yesterday on his return from Arizona points, where he visited the Hopi snake dance and made an inspection of the Navajo Indian reservation. He was accompanied by Gen. John A. Johnston and Colonel Slocum.
General Scott has a wide acquaintance over the southwest, having been dealing with the plains Indians for nearly half a century.
He expressed himself as well pleased with the snake dance, even though accommodations were somewhat difficult to secure.
The three officers were taken for a ride around Albuquerque yesterday and were given a dinner at the home of Capt. Ira N. Sprecker.
They will leave today for Santa Fe, being taken there by Albert G. Simms and Mr. Sprecker. They expect to return in time to take the afternoon limited train east.
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Albuquerque, Arizona Points, Hopi Snake Dance, Navajo Indian Reservation, Santa Fe
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Maj. Gen. Hugh L. Scott returned from Arizona where he visited the Hopi snake dance and inspected the Navajo Indian reservation, accompanied by Gen. John A. Johnston and Colonel Slocum. They were shown around Albuquerque and dined at Capt. Ira N. Sprecker's home before departing for Santa Fe with Albert G. Simms and Mr. Sprecker to catch the afternoon train east.