| William Aloysius Keleher was born in 1886
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| | interested in law while observing
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| in Lawrence, Kansas. His parents, David
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| | contemporary events. William enrolled in
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| Keleher and Mary Ann Keleher moved to
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| | the Law School at Washington and Lee
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| Albuquerque, New Mexico in 1889. There,
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| | University in September, 1913 and after
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| William enrolled at Saint Mary's
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| | merely two years, graduated successfully
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| Parochial School and studied until 1900
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| | in 1915. He was admitted to the New
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| when he started working as a messenger
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| | Mexico Bar in that same year. After
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| for the Western Union Telegraph Company.
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| | returning to Albuquerque, he commenced
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| His initial position was that of a
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| | working as city attorney. He, then,
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| counter clerk. However, he was promoted
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| | joined a legal practice with George
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| to the post of telegraph operator within
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| | Downer which lasted till 1930. The next
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| a short time. William tried different
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| | year, he founded another practice with
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| alternatives career after that. For a
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| | A.H. McLeod. It should be noted that the
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| brief period, he worked for the board of
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| | firm still exists after so many years.
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| education and a development company
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| | Moreover, it is considered one of the
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| called Bluewater (both situated locally).
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| | best law firms in that zone.Outside the
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| His praiseworthy writing skills caught
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| | professional life, William was also a
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| the attention of local newspapermen who
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| | diligently active New Mexican citizen.
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| instantly appointed him as a newspaper
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| | For several years, he acted as the
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| reporter in the year of 1908. Meanwhile,
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| | chairman of the Democratic State Central
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| he also wrote for the Albuquerque Journal
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| | Committee of New Mexico. He served under
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| and Albuquerque Evening Herald.Later on,
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| | the State Board of Finance from 1932 to
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| he would act as the city editor for both
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| | 1949. When the first national bank of
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| newspapers. He came in touch with many
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| | Albuquerque failed miserably in 1933, he
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| prominent New Mexicans while working as a
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| | served as its conservator.
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| reporter. This was the time when he got
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