Special Term of Court Draws Otero Jurors for Alamogordo
A district court in Otero County convened last Monday to draw grand and petit juries for a special term in Alamogordo starting March 6. The grand jury meets today to consider the Will Rutherford murder case. numerous jurors and talesmen were summoned from across the county, including L W Leadinghouse, J W Beasley, A A McNatt, and many others listed by precinct.
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Otero County
Alamogordo
Will L. Rutherford
Otero Co
Petit Venire
L. W Leadinghouse
J. W. Beasley
A. A. McNatt
J. A. Tatum
Leonardo Gallegos
W. W. Buckner
Baltazar Marquez
Lee Gifford
R. L. Cochran
G. M. Tower
Nestor Najero
Ed Martin
A. E. Hunter
Fred Tulley
D. A. Fridley
H. H. King
Asco Amame Martin Brown
Luis Aguilar
Wm. McCracken
Candido Moya
Andres Sandoval
L. J. Layton
Petit Jucy
J. W. Hatfield
Juan Chavez
E. Y. Billups
Henry Tally
F. C. Hitchcock
O. C. Allen
W.N. Pickrel
D. W. Shumaker
RK. E. Stark
J. N. Ogle
J. L. Johnson
J. Cox
De Molay Team to Visit for Saturday Night Basketball
A scheduled Saturday night basketball game features the De Molay team from El Paso aiming to show strength after finishing as runners up in the Pass City League. Alamo Athletic Association fields the opposing squad likely to include several Hi school players. line up includes Mell captain Dale forwards Warren center Abbott Searcy guards Lee Crosby Dowdle. The contest starts at 8 o'clock with Coach Robbins of the High school likely to referee. admission 25 and 3bc.
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de Molay
el Paso
Alamo
Alamo Athletic Association
Mell
Dale
Warren
Abbott
Searcy
Lee
Crosby
Dowdle
Robbins
Auto With Load of Alcohol Captured Near Corona
Federal prohibition officers seized an automobile near Corona with 21 gallons of alcohol Sunday at Albuquerque. The occupants fled the scene, and authorities note the raid is among several large hauls in recent days.
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Albuquerque
Federal Prohibition Office
Corona
Governor Hinkle names staff officers from four cities
Governor James F. Hinkle announces appointments to his staff including Major J Bujac of Carlsbad Colonel Aneel of Roswell Endie Cutting of Santa Fe and Colonel J A Mahoney of Deming as members of his staff.
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James F. Hinkle
Ao Sesuene
Major J Bujac
Carlsbad
Coolonel O Aneel
Roswell
Endie Te Cutting
Santa Fe
Col
J. A. Mahoney
Deming
State Tourney At Albuquerque Brings Eight Teams
The district basketball tournament concluded. eight teams will compete in Albuquerque for the state championship. Albuquerque High, Harwood, Las Cruces, Tularosa, Roswell, Hagerman, Las Vegas, and Clayton earned berths by winning or runner up in their sectional finals.
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Albuquerque
Tularosa
Las Cruces
Albuquerque High School
Harwood
Roswell
Hagerman
Las Vegas
Clayton
Alamogordo
Albuquerque Journal
Alamo
L. R. Robbins
Robbins
Miss Cherryblossom charms Alamogordo in concert of song
The Community Choral Society presents the musical comedy Miss Cherryblossom on March 16 in Alamogordo. The show features a Japanese Tea Garden setting, a yacht arrival introducing American and Japanese characters, lively choruses and witty dialogue.
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Alamogordo
Community Choral Society
Zinn proposes consolidating five state institutions
Santa Fe reports Democratic Floor Leader Zinn introduces a constitutional amendment to absorb the Normal University Las Vegas and Normal School Silver City into the University of New Mexico and the School of Mines into the State College by September 1, 1925. If approved, the seventh legislature of 1924 would carry out the consolidation and discontinue the merged institutions.
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Santa Fe
Normal University
Las Vegas
Normal School
Silver City
University of New Mexico
Albuquerque
School of Mines
State College
Senate
Zinn
January 1923 U S auto output hits new high
U S automobile production rose in January reaching 221 697 passenger cars and 19 206 trucks. Passenger car output nearly tripled from January 1922 while truck production more than doubled. December counts were 206 372 passenger cars and 20 046 trucks. Total 1922 production: 2 334 700 passenger cars and 242 975 trucks.
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U. S
Ne Commerce Department
Doctors fined for not answering calls in Mississippi
Santa Fe reports that any physician who refuses a confinement call or to reduce a fracture or dislocation because fees are not secured in advance would face a fine. The article notes regulatory action in Mississippi as of February 27.
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N. MS
Santa Fe
Russia, Ruhr policy, and European tensions span world
A review notes Britain’s hands off stance in the Ruhr amid French control and Baltic disputes. It reports Poland Lithuania clashes over Memel Vilna rail access, Russian diplomacy, and a Senate ship subsidy filibuster shaping US policy.
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Bonar Law
Ruhr
Misdemeanor bill from Rep Sisneros eyed on Colfax county
A bill introduced by Representative M B Sisneros of Colfax County proposes a misdemeanor penalty including a fine from $10 to $25 and a jail term of 10 to 30 days, or both, for the cited offense in the house.
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M. B. Sisneros
Colfax County
Medical bill provisions on physician license suspension
If serious injury or death results from a physician's failure the bill provides the license to practice shall be taken away from him.
Wisconsin Socialists Push Abolition of National Guard
Socialists in the Wisconsin Legislature joined administration forces to pass a bill abolishing the Wisconsin National Guard by acclamation. The move surprised opponents who expected senate defeat or a veto by Governor Kine. The Wisconsin Manufacturers' Association warned 65 firms would delay expansions if radical tax and other bills advance, fearing unfair burdens on industry.
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State Assembly
Wisconsin National Guard
Senate
Kine
Wisconsin Assembly
Wisconsin Manufacturers’ Association
George Kull
New York Legislature Calls for Volstead Law Liberalization
The New York House approved a resolution by 78 to 41 urging Congress to liberalize the Volstead law and the Senate followed. Under an amendment the resolution must be signed by Governor Smith to take effect. Democrats criticized the transmission role but Governor Smith was expected to comply.
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New York House of Representatives
Congress
Senate
Smith
Death of Heophtle Delcassé Relates to France Britain Entente
Heophtle Delcassé a leading French statesman died in Nice last week aged. He served as foreign minister from 1808 for eleven years across five cabinets and helped forge the entente cordiale with Britain. His actions aligned Italy and the central powers and set stage for a quadruple entente. Also Mrs John A Logan widow of Civil War general died in Washington influenza aged eighty six.
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Heophtle Delcasse
Nice
John A.logan
Washington
German American meetings push for Ruhr invasion pullout
In Chicago and New York V7 secretors birthday gatherings drew thousands of hyphenates demanding France pull out of the Ruhr. German American meetings were led by Irish Americans famed as England haters and Germany sympathizers who once pressured America to side with Ireland against England.
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Italy
League
Lloyd George
America
France
Cologne
Dusseldorf
Treves
Metz
Ruhr
Pagot
Germany
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Rhineland
Reparations Commission
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Cuno
Chicago
New York
England
Ireland
Illness Strikes Jackson Family in College Addition
Mrs. Minnie Jackson is ill at her College Addition home amid an influenza outbreak that has spread through several Jackson family members.
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Minnie Jackson
College Addition
Jackson
General rains boost hopes for an abundant Southwest harvest
Widespread moisture across the Southwest over the past week brings record rains and heavy snow in higher elevations. Farmers in the Penasco canyon, Cloudcroft, and the El Paso area anticipate a strong crop year as valleys like Pinon turn green and moisture supports careful cultivation. The Otero county rainfall is described as a promising start for a prosperous year.
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Alamogorde
Uscura
EL Paso
Pacramentios
Penasco Canyon
Cloudcroft
Pinon
Otero
Work Named Interior Secretary as Fall Leaves Post
Washington announces Selec tion of Postmaster General Work to succeed Albert L. B. Fall as secretary of the Interior. Sen ator Harry S. New of Indiana will become post master general. Change to take effect March 4 with Wall retiring. New, once offered cabinet, stayed in Senate after a nominating fight by Indiana Republicans. Reports link Fall to Edward Doheny as potential chief legal adviser.
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Work
Albert LB. Fall
Interior
Harry Ss. New
Indiana
White House
Harding
Colorado
Wall
Senator New
Senate
Congress
Indiana Republican Organization
EB. L. Doheny
Albert Bacon Fall
U. S
New Mexico
Sinclair Oil Company
Edward Doheny
Los Angeles
New Mexico House Passes Tax Exemption for Veterans
Santa Fe reports the New Mexico House approved House bill 256 by Puryear to exempt soldiers sailors marines and nurses of any war and their unmarried widows from property taxes up to two thousand dollars. Eligibility requires World War I residency at enlistment. lawmakers argue it aids veterans though some note it won’t reach all beneficiaries.
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Santa Fe
Dee Howard
House
Puryear
New Mexico
Rivera
Winston
Sierra
McFarland and Ramsey Wed in Alamogordo Ceremony
Miss Grace McFarland and Harry Ramsey from the Logging Camp were married in Alamogordo last Monday February 26 by Justice Stalcup.
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Grace McFarland
Harry Ramsey
Alamogordo
Justice Stalcup
Grand Jury In Session At Court House Today
Special grand jury members meet at the court house this morning and are expected to complete duties within hours and be dismissed.
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Court House
Banquet Delights At Alamogordo High School Event
The Father and Son Banquet at Alamogordo High School Wednesday evening drew praise for planning and service by domestic science students under Miss Gayne. Rev. J. B. Publier directed the event with toasts by Dr. J. R. Gilbert Judge Edwin Mechem and Rev. Reasoner. The New Mexico Institute for the Blind orchestra provided music.
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Ulgut
Aaluduogordo
Liu Puplis
Miss Uogue
Gayne
Prde
J. B. Publier
Methodist Church
Slamogordo Commercial Club
Walter Miller
Edwin Mechem
Alamogordo
N. J. Reasoner
F. M. Kerr
New Mexico Institute For the Blind
Legislature revising appropriation bill in New Mexico
Santa Fe February 28. The mines investigation bill failed to reach a two thirds majority after a recall to the house by the senate. The bill would create an investigation committee with members from both chambers but lacks an emergency clause delaying operation until after the session. A third attempt is planned. A special appropriation bill proposes 90 300 for public welfare girls welfare and education departments extended by 25 300 to continue vocational education. The free school book bill passed 39 to 1 requiring a two dollar head tax. Twenty four new bills were introduced as the session nears adjournment.
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Senate
Reed Caraway
Brookhart
Wiliams
Heflin
Russia
Tut-Ankh Amen
West Indies
Washington
Cape Cod Ship Canal
Santa Fe
Dawson
House
Howard
Recovery Progress For Dorothy Tatum After Appendicitis
Dorothy Tatum, taken to Rousseau hospital several days ago with a severe appendicitis, shows a satisfactory improvement. Tom Pena, brought to Alamogordo from Tularosa ten days ago with appendicitis, died last Thursday as surgeons could not save him.
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Dorothy Tatum
Rousseau Hospital
Tom Pena
Alamogordo
Tularosa
License to Wed Issued for Stella Glover and Eddie Boucher
The County Clerk issued a license to wed on Monday February 26 to Miss Stella Glover and Eddie Boucher, both residents of Alamogordo.
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Stella Glover
Eddie Boucher
Alamogordo
Liquor Runners Captured in Lincoln County
Reports say two high powered cars were seized by officers in Lincoln County. One vehicle with a liquor load was caught near Alto and another near Corona. Origin and destination of the cars were not disclosed.
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Lincoln County
Alto
Corona
Obregon Favoring Anti Vice Zone on Mexican Border
Published statements indicate President Obregon supports a proposal to declare an anti vice zone along the Mexican border prohibiting saloons and other vice to reduce friction with the United States. Dr Gilbert was called to Orange today for a professional visit.
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Obregon
Mexic
United States
Gilbert
Orange
Tularosa
Mescalero
Roswell
el Paso
Hondo
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