Supreme Council in Paris and Pilgrim Tercentenary
The article reports the International Supreme Council meeting in Paris with prospects of allied collaboration on Russian relief led by Hoover’s group and the Red Cross. It notes famine in the Volga valley, cholera threats at Warsaw and ports, and Kerensky's talks with France amid postwar turmoil. It also covers President Harding at Plymouth for the Pilgrim tercentenary, Sweet Bill relief for veterans, and ongoing armament talks with dates and political maneuvering in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Council
Paris
Harding
Congress
America
Mr. Hoover
American Red Cross
Walter L. Brown
Riga
Russia
Briand
France
Great
Volga
Siberia
Ukraine
Poland
Berlin
Warsaw
Danzig
Great Britain
Italy
Japan
Harvey
England
Belgium
Germany
Silesia
Plymouth
Lancaster
N. H
Congressional Conference — Committee
Chicago
American Legion
Tiliois
National Guard
Global shipping clash over cargo shares and American rights
The piece outlines tensions between British shipping interests and the American Merchant Marine over Egypt cotton routes, with the American Shipping Board prepared to defend US cargo rights and offset British rate cuts and reduced insurance values. It also notes the 1919 White Sox scandal acquittal and Judge Landis’s firm stance, Caruso’s death, federal postal and bond robbery probes, and alleged mastermind Worthington linked to major crimes including Sinclair Oil and Dearborn Station robberies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Federal Shipping Board
Egypt
London
Lasker
John W. Worthington
Chicago
Worthington
Sinclair Oi
New York
Dearborn Station
Council Bluffs
New Grocery and Hardware Firm Organized at Cloudcroft
A new business, F. B. Cox & Co., will operate groceries hardware and farm implements in Cloudcroft. Partners are F. B. Cox H S Blayer and J H Smith. Cox came from Oklahoma six to seven years ago and has lived in the Cloudcroft area since then Elayer has been in the region six years and worked for BE P & S W in El Paso Smith has resided here 14 years all three are well known to potential patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloudcroft
F. B. Cox & Co
F. B. Cox
H. S. Blayer
J. H. Smith
Cox
Okla
Elayer
BE. P
8. W
Ell Paso
Smith
Alamogordo Schools Open September 6th
Alamogordo Public Schools reopen for the year on September 5 with a full faculty listed across Maryland Avenue East Tenth Street Central Building and High School. New teachers include John A. Gee Miss McNulty Miss Stoll Miss Gibson Miss Brown and Nora Creighton among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover
Alamogordo Public
Maryland Avenue
Rose Murphy
Josephine Dudley
East Tenth Street
Mable Hunt
Velma Dudley
Eva Abbott
W. Freeman
Tom Woollen
Elizabeth Reeves
Dale Kreigh
Emma Evans
Clarence Evans
Nora Creighton
Elsie Palmer
Brown
E. Grover
Mary Griffin
M. I. Hunt
Ruth Morgan
John Gee
Rachael Reedy
Catherine McNulty
Craigg Stoll
Carrie Covington
Irma Gibson
Alamo
John A. Gee
Colorado Agricultural College
Burlington Railroad
Miss McNulty
State University of Colorado
Miss Stoll
Louisville Commercial School
Gibson
Ypsilantia State Normal School
Michigan
Mississippi
Kansas State Normal School
Texas
Montoya Foresees New New Mexico Congressman
Albuquerque reports Rep Nestor Montoya returning to visit family before Santa Fe. He expects the congressional redistricting bill to pass in the regular session and predicts New Mexico will gain a second at large member of Congress. He favors electing both representatives at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Nestor Montoya
Santa Fe
Republican State Committee
Washington
Republican County Convention Selects Delegates to State
The Alamogordo county Republican convention last Saturday chose twelve delegates for the State convention in Albuquerque on Wednesday August 18. Chairman R D Champion presided. six precincts were represented: Alamogordo Tularosa La Luz Bent Cloudcroft and Weed. Delegates elected include Paul E Jette Edwin Peppard Juan Baldonado Mrs A E Baird Chas Bonnell F C Rolland O G Cady W E Balls Mrs Clarence Agnew C C McNatt Edwin Mechem and A E Baird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamogordo
Albuquerque
R. D. Champion
Tularosa
la Luz
Bent
Cloudcroft
Weed
Paul E. Jette
Edwin Peppard
Juan Baldonado
Two Million Dollar Good Roads Bond Allocation Diagram
If amendment 11 passes on September 20, counties receive a share of the 2 million dollar bond issue based on assessed valuation. Under the Federal Aid act, every 28 dollars raised yields 72 from the government, producing approximate per-county allocations from the bond proceeds.
Tax Delinquency in New Mexico 1920 Taxes Compared
Tax data from New Mexico shows 1920 uncollected taxes totaling $5.15 million on June 30 1921 and about $3.0 million for 1919 and prior. One month after delinquent date 1920 taxes were 71.33 percent collected by June 30 1921 versus 82.73 percent for 1919 by June 30 1920. Figures from the State Tax Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Office
The
State Tax Commission
II Bernalillo
Chaves
Colfax
Curry
de Baca
Dona Ana
Eddy
Grant
Guadalupe
Lea
Lincoln
Luna
McKinley
Mora
Otero
Quay Rio Arriba
Roosevelt
Sandoval
San Juan
San Miguel Santa Fe
Sierra
Socorro
Taos
Torrence
Union Valencia
WAT - State
Taxpayers’ Association
Santa Fe County
Socorro County
Democrats Confront Crowded Field for New Mexico Senate Nomination
In Santa Fe and Albuquerque on August 22 state conventions will choose nominees for the United States Senate amid a crowded field. Possible candidates include Andrew H. Hudspeth, Arthur Seligman, H. Leroy Hall, Robert E. Putney, Hal Kerr, Judge Harry Hanna, Herbert J. Hagerman and others, with party leaders undecided and internal debates ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie Smith
Santa Fe
Holm
Bursum
Santa Fe Nex
United States
Albuquerque
Arthur Seligman
State Central Committee
Seligman
Hal Kerr
Luna County
Robert E. Putney
Bernalilla County
Putney
Vressed
Pecos River
H. Leroy Hall
Rio Arriba County
Hall
Tucumcari
Harry Hanna
Hanna
Supreme Bench
Deming
Herbert J. Hagerman
Colorado Springs
Roswell
Hagerman
Territory
New Mexico
Roosevelt
Radium Co Sells Output Through El Paso Firm
A major deal was closed last week as the Radium Treatment and Sanatorium Company contracts with Leo Sosenfeld and associates of El Paso to route the mine’s entire output through a new El Paso based company. The venture, backed by eastern and western financiers, will spend at least 26000 dollars annually on advertising the ores for medicinal use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver City
Radium Treatment and Santtorium Company
United States
el Paso
Louis F. Murray
Leo Sosenfeld
Bean crop prospers in Estancia valley and southeastern New Mexico
Albuquerque reports E.S. Wheeler's investigation for the agriculture department finds Estancia valley bean growers prosperous with good prices and record canning crop in the Las Cruces area. Wheat farmers in southeastern New Mexico also prosper, while hay markets suffer due to high freight costs. Farmers largely live on borrowed money and struggle to balance income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Estancia Valley
E.S. Wheeler
New Mexico
Department of Agriculure
Congress
Wheeler
Las
Copper tempering breakthrough prompts steel like hardness
Walter Bunton of Laporte Ind sells United States Steel patent on tempering copper to a steel like hardness. The process, three stages, yields hard yet ductile copper, enabling durable bearings and tools. Payment of one million dollars plus royalties expected after foreign patents. Public disclosure restricted until then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laporte
Walter Bunton
United States Steel Corporation
Denver Post
Ind
Bunton
Gary
Steel Company
Elwood Haynes
Alamo Defeats Texas Athletics In Home Game 6 to 2
El Paso and Texas Athletics met Sunday with Alamo winning 6 to 2. Texas Athletics scored twice in the second inning while Alamo tallied in the second, third, sixth and sixth frames. Osborn struck out for the visitors, Carson fanned six El Paso batters, El Paso had 8 hits to Alamo’s 10, and Littleton Wild throws allowed easy steals. Enrique Flores pitched well for the home side in relief, while Marty catcher filled in for McRae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Athletics
el Paso
Osborn
Our Boys
Carson
Alamo
Littleton
Ell Paso
Marty
McRae
Enrique ‘Lores
Tuarosa
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Leelory Ot Sitihe
Ambassador Herrick
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia
Carnegie Foundation
Rheims
New Hampshire
Edward W. Pickard
Lenin
Alexander Kerensky
Trotzky
Sron
New England
Mr. Harding
Mass
Tarding
David H. Blair
Internal Revenue
Matson
Tion
Prohibition Enforcement Wing
Chicago White Sox
Landis
High Commissionersf Baseball
Enrico Caruso
Naples
Chas. E. Grover
Montoya
State
Republican County Convention
County
Bernalillo
Catron
Hidalgo
Quay
Rio Arriba
San Miguel
Union
Valencia
DeBaca
Sea
Sierra Oe
Socorra
Hadspeth
Andrew H. Hadspeth
Marshal Hudspeth
Hudspeth
Carrizoto
Hall and
Radium CO
Indiana
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