State vs McKinley Land and Lumber timber sale dispute widens
Santa Fe reports a protracted clash over New Mexico state timber lands in Valencia and McKinley counties. The case centers on contracts deemed void for not appraising timber value or selling on a stumpage basis under the enabling act.
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Santa Fe
McKinley Land and Lumber Company
Valencia
McKinley
United States
New Mexico
Congress
Public Lands
Commissioner of Public Lands
University and Agricultural College
Recognition of Mexico Ties Set for U S Action
Washington Aug 23 The United States is near announcing the resumption of friendly relations with Mexico and diplomatic circles expect immediate recognition. Charles B Warren reports satisfactory proceedings at Mexico City and anticipates formal steps by the administration. The record from the talks includes protections for American lives and property in Mexico and may influence senate ratification of claims Conventions.
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Washington
Mexico
Atep
United States
Charles B. Warren
Mexico City
Warren
President Coolidge
State Department
Senate
Igh
Weather Summary for Penver and Nearby Regions
Penver New Mexico Friday and Saturday generally fair with possible showers in the northeast portion warmer Friday and in the east portion Saturday Arizona Friday and likely Saturday fair with unsettled extreme southeast portion temperatures not much changed.
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Penver
New Mexico
Saturda
Arizona
Local Weather Summary from University Report
Conditions for the past 24 hours recorded by the University show a high around 68 and a low near 41 with humidity at 82 percent in the morning. The day was mostly cloudy with a northwest wind and no significant precipitation.
Soviet Praise for Relief Work in Russia
New York Aug 22 America’s aid to Russia through the American Relief Administration is called the greatest single service rendered by one nation to another by Soviet officialdom. Colonel William N Haskell director returned aboard the Homeric conveying thanks and noting no food shortage remains with a crop outlook that could allow grain exports. Nine hundred thousand tons of supplies were sent to Tasfin at a cost of $60 000 000 to America.
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New York
America
Russia
American Relief Administration
William N. Haskel
Haskell
Tasfin
Stick of wood injures eye of 9-year-old boy
Roswell New Mexico Aug 22 George Wyly nine son of Mr and Mrs Wyly received serious injuries to his left eye when a stick of wood he was cutting flew into his face Monday evening. Medical aid was given at once but doctors hold only slight hope he will recover use of the injured eye. The lad had already lost sight of his other eye at about age three.
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Roswell
N. M
George Wryly
J. C. Wyly
Baldwin to Meet Poincare on Reparations Talks
In a dispatch from London dated August 23, the Associated Press reports Prime Minister Baldwin will meet Premier Poincare upon returning from Aix Les Bains to discuss reparations. Britain plans informal talks through second parties and may include Lord Curzon if possible. The meeting would occur after Baldwin's vacation with cabinet judgment.
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France
M. Poincare
Lord Curzon
Baldwin
Raynolds Interests Sold Las Vegas Bank Holdings
Raynolds interests organized Plaza Trust and Savings Bank and First National Bank at Las Vegas. Years ago they sold out all holdings in both institutions. No current interests remain in the Las Vegas banks mentioned.
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Raynolds
Las Vegas
Plaza Trust Ami Savings Bank
Raynolis
Plaza Trust and Savings Bank
First National Bank
Guy. Roeers
First National Bank of
Minquerqte
Rewerver
Hawnohls
NRPLANE Beats Selected Time Test Flight
The air mail relay from New York completed in San Francisco at 1 45 p m, two and a half hours early. Pilot William Blanchfield brought the mail laden plane, with seven pounds of mail from seven stopping points, to the ferry post office.
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San Francisco
New York
Post Office Department
Williamn Blanchisfield
Burr Winslow
Pacific
Reno
Blanchfield
Winslow
C. K. Vance
Inauguration of Brutal and Ruthless Taxation Policies
Berlin August 23 Dr Rudolf Hilferding the first socialist finance minister tells the Reichstag budget committee he will pursue brutal and ruthless taxation policies Banks and industrialists have warning he seeks dictatorial measures within constitutional limits to save the country in the current crisis.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Rudolph Hilferding
Reichstag Budget Committee
Hilferding
Report on first and second quarter by State Auditor Vigil
Banta Fe Aug. 23. The report for the first and second quarters of the eleventh fiscal year ends May 31 shows receipts of 1,292,377.78 for the first quarter and 1,722,842.59 for the second. Disbursements for the first quarter total 1,423,622.68 and for the second 183,879.66. The balance on hand at May 11 is 5,199,349.15.
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Banta Fe
Juan N. Vigil
Sheep Sanitation Board Issues Dipping Order Across Counties
New Mexico sheep health officials announce dipping requirements for McKinley and Western Valencia counties to combat scabies. From September 16 the order bans moving affected sheep without a dipping certificate and requires inspections and supervision through October 31.
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J. B. Robertson
Sheep Sanitary Board of
Morning Journal
McKinley
Valencia
New Mexico
Defendant asks am I drunk reply yes
A. W. Lee formerly Montezuma hotel proprietor Santa Fe now a pool hall operator in Belen faced a driving recklessly and intoxicated charge. Police officer Renfro testified Lee drove through a stop signal collided with a street car rear end and admitted drinking one, then two drinks before breakfast. Lee denied intoxication but officer said yes. Case continued.
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A. W. Lee
Santa Fe
Belen
Renfro
Lee
Sam Stevens
Kenfro
Moetorette
Teddy
Two Men Launch Coolidge Boom for President
Denver reports Hubert Work secretary of the interior urged President Coolidge as the 1924 Republican nominee and predicted his election. Concord notes John H Bartlett first assistant postmaster general endorsed Coolidge as a delegate candidate and pledged support.
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Coolidge
Denver
Hubert Work
Interer
Concord
N. UW
John H. Bartlett
Ted
Cal Yin Coolidge
Police Seek Former Suitor in Colorado Springs Murder
Mrs. Elsie Jorgenson Suttle aged 16, wife of RB H Suttle Jr, was attacked in her bed and died at 3 PM after skull and collar bone injuries. Police suspect a former suitor, a Spanish boy from Denver, though the killer is not yet identified. Thea gil Wax married July 17 and she formerly lived in Denver.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Aus
Elsie Jorgenson Suttle
RB. H. Suttle, Jr
Denver
Thea Gil Wax
Letters May Have Been Cause Of The Attack
In Colorado Springs a crumpled five letter packet linked to an unknown assailant is believed to have sparked the deadly assault on Mrs. Jussie Jorgensen Suttle wife of R H Suttle Jr The killer sought the letters found under her pillow and police search for a man named Jack and a Spaniard named Mando who may explain the crime as the bride died days after the incident. Mrs Lowe of Danvers mother of the victim races to Colorado Springs.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Jussie Jorgensen Suttle
R. HI. Suttle
Mando
Kk. C. Lowe
Danver
State held funds in closed Plaza Trust Bank and county deposits listed
The state reported $4,500 tied to the closed Plaza Trust and Savings bank in Las Vegas secured by a $5,000 surety bond. San Miguel county deposits totaled $10,006.63, protected by $30,000 in surety bonds, as confirmed at the capitol.
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Santa Fe
Flaga Trust and Savings Bank
Las Vegas
San Miguel County
State to abolish small auto seals with yearly color plates
The state comptroller will abolish the small seals for motor cars to curb thefts. A new auto license plate will be issued that must change to a different color each year. Car owners will be required to display plates on both front and rear of their vehicles.
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Journal
Santa Pe
Senator Brookhart urges economic cooperation for farmers
Des Moines August 23 Senator Smith W Brookhart told Lions club that the economic war will end only if business abandons predatory methods and unites with producers and consumers for fair reward He argued capital profits pay for labor while farmers receive little and urged a cooperative union of producers and workers to solve distribution and wage issues.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Associated Press
United States
Smith W. Brookhart
Lions Club
Brookhart
Senator Brookhart
Businis
Fata
Aus
Department of Commerce
Diaige
Floods Wash Out Rails and Crops in Colorado Arkansas Valley
Floods from the Apishapa river breach near Fowler wash away twelve hundred feet of Santa Fe tracks and most bridges, inundating gardens and small orchards along the Arkansas river valley. Residents flee, return, and debris drains downstream as the crest passes and waters recede.
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Pueblo
Colo
Associated Press
Colorado
Arkansas Valley
Apishapa River
Apishapa
Fowler
Arkansas River
Las Animas
Lamar
Manzanola
Santa Fe
Coed
Lours
Long Valley
Rocky Ford
la Junta
Dane Ger
Abishapa
State halts five to three cent grazing rents
State Land Commissioner Baca sets public land grazing rentals at three cents per acre effective Oct 1 1923. He notes a test suit will determine authority to alter five cent leases expiring after Oct 1 and that no order affecting those leases will be issued until after the case.
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BACA
Santa Fe
Commisasione
Commissioner of Public Lands
M. J. Helmick
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