Washington Pact Advances as World Conference Sees Gains
The Washington conference makes progress on naval limits and Pacific fortifications while China Japan tensions unfold over Shantung Manchuria and a new Chinese bill of rights. Ireland Britain ratification debates loom as Chile Peru threaten Tacna Arica with potential war.
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Dail Eireann
Chile
Peru
Tacna Arica
Colorado
Washington
Delaware
North Dakota
Great Britain
Paecifie
Hongkong
Kowloon
Hawaiian Islands
Australia
New Zealand
Japan
United States
Shantung
Manchuria
China
Russia
John E. Stevens
America
Hughes
Yap
Equator
Labor group rejects wage cuts for 35000 rail workers
Five tene labor representatives in New York voted to appeal to the railway labor board after rejecting wage reduction proposals. The board then issued new rules imposing fines and half rates after the tenth hour, while reaffirming the eight hour day and allowing flexible hours by mutual agreement to avoid force reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Railway Labor Board
Union victory over checkoff system hints at broader coal strike
The United Mine Workers won a partial victory when the Chicago circuit court of appeals found Judge Anderson in Indianapolis erred in enjoining the checkoff system and remanded for rehearing. The decision was believed to avert a general miners strike already spreading in Indiana and Illinois as unrest rose. Wives of Kansas miners led mobs in the Pittsburg area attacking workers, prompting state troops to intervene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Mine Workers of American
Shursday
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
Anderson
Indianapolis
Court of Appeals
Indiana
Illinois
Kansas
Hawat
Pittsburg
Optimistic Fed Official Sees Farm Hope Rising
Governor Harding of the Federal Reserve Board says national business and financial conditions improved over the past year though normalcy is not yet reached. He notes that farm purchasing power must rise before strong domestic trade returns, but adds the farm outlook is more hopeful.
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Pind
America
Harding
Senate Finance Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
United States
Ble
Overnor Harding
Federal Reserve Board
Otero County School Notes and Rural Education Efforts
The column highlights rural school improvements and calls for donated reference books like Judge Mechem did. It notes local activities by Miss Lillian Clack at Blue Water and Ruth Kennedy at Mescalero with Christmas programs and community involvement. Credit is given to Mr. and Mrs. W. A. May for key support.
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Mechem
Lillian Clack
Blue Water
Ruth Kennedy
Mescalero
Mt. Park
W. A. May
Assessors Fix Valuation Of Grazing Land In New Mexico
Santa Fe December 23 grazing land valuations were slashed by county assessors in conference. Figures adopted range from 50 cents to 2 dollars and are far below the tax commission's 1921 figures. Livestock valuations are about 30 percent under 1921. Districts list grazing values and minimums, with several districts showing lower ranges and checkerboard patterns. A slate of assessors subscribed to the agreements including officials from Bernalillo Chaves Taos Curry Eddy and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Tax Commission
Strong
Catt and ‘Horse Growers’ Association
Wool Growers’ Association
San Miguel
Mora
Larding. Union
Colax
Quay Curry Roosevelt
Sea Toed
Guadalupe
de Saca
Chaves
Eddy
Otero
Lincoln
Torrance
Santa Fes
Taos
Rio Arriba
San Juan
Sandoval
Bernalillo
Valenfa
MeKinley
Socorro
Catron
Base Line
Sierra
Range 6
Dena Ana
Hidalgo
Ange 6
J. Felipe Mubbeil
G Cc. Hanna
Eilseo Ortera
J. T. Hunter
Luna
Thomas McCrathy Vora
EK. W. Tamony
McKinsey
Edgheton
D. C. Howell
Forrance
George Roach
Curry
E. Vi. Smith
Lea
A. L. Lucero
Revenue Act Guidance for 1921 Tax Returns and Filing Deadlines
The notice explains that individuals with net income over certain thresholds must file income tax returns by March 16, 1922. It defines gross income and outlines questions taxpayers should answer to determine filing requirements, including profits, interest, rents, dividends, capital gains, and family income. The guidance emphasizes penalties for failure to file on time and identifies who qualifies as a liable person such as spouses and dependents.
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Hiusbai
Tran
Grape Culture Tips for California Vines and Varieties
Fabian Cardia from State College, N. M., explains winter protection for European grape vines, layout, pruning, and staking. He contrasts European and native grapes, notes pest risks like leaf hopper and bees affecting ripening, and lists suitable varieties for home and commercial plantings.
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Wit
Alexandria
Niagara
Concord
Fabian Cardia State College
N. M
Typhus Fever Confirmed On Mescalero Reservation
Dr. C. E. Waller diagnoses a single case of epidemic typhus on the Mescalero reservation in northeastern Otero county. Officials isolate contacts and begin a full delousing campaign across the reservation to prevent spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Waller
Public Health Service
Mescalero
Otero County
Indian Service
Public Health Director reports contained Mescalero typhus case
Dr. C. E. B. Waller said the Mescalero typhus outbreak is under control with contacts deloused and moved to the agency hospital. A single case, a young woman, was diagnosed early and isolated to prevent further spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. EB. Waller
Mescalero Reservation
Federal Colorado River commission to decide dam plans
Washington Dee 21 Officials say a federal Colorado River Commission will determine whether power and irrigation projects along the river are built by the government or private interests. President Harding named Hoover as chairman of the Commission with representatives from California Arizona Nevada Utah Colorado Wyoming and Montana. The group will consider a major national project potentially costing hundreds of millions and spanning years.
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Washington
Dee
Wheither
Colorado River
Congress
Department of Commerce
Harding
Hoover
California
Arizona
Nevada
Uah
Colorado
Wyohing
Sioniana
Utah
Wyoming
Montana
United States
Mexico
Caliouida
Irrigation Service
Boulder Canyon
Imperial Valley
Careless chicken feed blamed for Albuquerque rat problem
The Biological Survey links rat infestations in Albuquerque to faulty storage and careless handling of chicken feed. Residents are urged to use rat proof boxes and keep feed secured. Local rat squad reports a higher catch rate than government tests, averaging over 10 percent with 60 dozen traps.
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Albuquerque
Link in Las Cruces El Paso Road 10 Be Paved
The Las Cruces Citizen reports the 6.52 mile cement road from Anthony north was let to New Mexico Construction Co at 16 5000 per mile with ten bidders. Cost differences favor local government funding shares and a lower price compared with Las Cruces Mesquite road.
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Las Cruces
EL Paso
Anthony North
New Mexico Construction Company
Albuquerque
Mesquite
Gillett
Stoel
Kroeger-Hayner Company
Concerts Heard Over Thousand Miles on Varsity Radio
Albuquerque reports that concerts from Denver Fresno and Stockton were heard at the University of New Mexico using new radio phone equipment. A small group tested the setup and called the experiment a success. Public listening plans will follow once the institute completes its receiving gear.
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Varsity
Albuquerque
Denver
Colo
Fresno
Stockton
Calif
University of New Mexico
Two teens to hang for jailer murder in 1921 case
Hlauatho Corral aged 16 and Rumalido Losane 17 sentenced to death for strangling Ventura Bencomo the Grant County jailer during a 1921 escape attempt. Supreme court affirms first degree murder conviction for the duo while reversing Jesus Rocha’s verdict. deputies uncover improvised weapons as the pair planned to flee death row.
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Hlauatho Corral
Rumalido Losane
Ventura Bencomo
Grant County
Selver Ily
Mesa
Mechem
Supreme Court
Jesus Rocha
J. Dugan
Corrail
Losano
Kvalves
Jose D. Sena
Dugan Ie
Corrall
Lozano
Corral
Bencomo
Rocha
Crosby reports bad stock conditions in southern Arizona
Crosby and son Christy arrived in Alamogordo from Canile Arizona to visit family. He notes Arizona stockmen face worse plight from poor voyage and low cattle prices while detailing border smuggling activity near the Crosby ranch on the Mexican border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Crosby
Christy
Alamogordo
Canile
Ariz
Crosby
Arizona
Las Crueces
Ashurst warns vets receive care at once
Senator Ashurst of Arizona demanded immediate and adequate funding for sick and disabled veterans. He warned of a personal campaign against lawmakers who fail public welfare after the Russian relief bill returns from the House with rejected amendments. He cited $500000 for Arizona hospitalization and $100000 for unemployment relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen. Ashurst
Washington
Ashurst
Arizona
Congress
Senate
House
Durant Motor Company Ships 15 Train Loads of Autos
The Durant Motor Company arranged to ship 15 train loads of automobiles from New York to California for western distribution. Each load has 30 cars carrying 150 autos and costs about 20 thousand 60 cents in through charges. The first train moved via a northern route and the second passed Alamogordo on Wednesday. Local railroad men welcome the increased business on their line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durant Motor Company
New York
California
Alamogordo
Waller Ordered to Washington for Health Service Duty
Dr. C. E. Waller, retiring as public health director next Saturday, is ordered to Washington D C to report to the Hygiene Laboratory director of the U S Public Health Service. In New Mexico he has served as captain while leading the state health office.
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Santa Fe
C. E. Waller
Washington, D
United States Public Health Service
New Mexico
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