Mondell Urges Federal Tax Revision at Hamilton Club
Chicago June 15 AP Mondell war finance corp director and former House Republican leader urged a peacetime tax revision at a Hamilton Club luncheon. He called for reducing surtaxes and inheritance taxes, eliminating nuisance wartime taxes, and simplifying tax methods to keep capital in producing industry.
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Chicago
Frank W. Mondell
War Finance Corporation
House
Hamilton Club
Mondell
Mid-West
Congress
C J and W No 1 in Sec 17 18 28 Promising Oil Find
The J and W Oil Company No 1 well in section 17 18 28 Artesia field is believed to yield over 200 barrels after a Monday shot of 150 quarts. Nearby Sandburg Petroleum No 1, shot with 229 quarts from 2 285 to 2 325 feet, produced some oil but not yet a commercial showing.
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Co. J. and W. Oil Company
Artesia
Sandburg Petroleum Company
Vaughn Beats Mountainair In Home Baseball Clash
Vaughn, New Mexico, defeated Mountainair 8 to 6 on the Vaughn local diamond. Mountainair earlier handed Vaughn its only loss this season, a 7 to 6 seven inning game at Mountainair. Hagan pitched well for Mountainair while Vaughn's Hodges began on the mound and was relieved by Norris in the sixth.
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Vaughn
N. M
Mountainair
Hagan
Hodges
Norris
Woman praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound aid
Mrs Jae of St. Paul Minnesota reports long standing back pain bearing down sensation and monthly sickness eased after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills. She says she can do housework and cares for her three year old daughter and offers to answer letters to help other women.
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St. Paul, Minn
Erstind
Lodin E. Pinkhem
Gilliland Refinery Project to Start Next Monday
Gilliland OL company plans a $120 000 refinery west of the stock yards here. J H Maxie, president, says construction begins next Monday with 25 to 35 workers. Machinery and supplies arrived. crude oil will come from the Pecos valley field in tank cars. The firm already operates a Roswell refinery.
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Gilliland OL Company
J. H. Maxie
Albuquerque
Roswell
Denver
Pecos Valley
City Extension Becomes Issue In Local Vote
A town meeting highlighted advantages of extending city limits including lower insurance and tax implications. Mayor Clyde Tingley and city officials touted improved fire protection and reduced sewer and water costs, while pledging not to force outlying residents to vote for annexation. Polls open 9 am to 6 pm with sites at Riley's Grocery and Heights Barber Shop.
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Powell
Clyde Tingley
H. Calkins
Hi. B. Jamison
C. M. Botts
Riley's Grocery
Fast Central
Heights Barber Shop
Warvard Avenue
Typhoid Case Ties to License holder and Witness
Miss Pope testified that she waited with Billy, drove him home, and learned from Shepherd that Billy was ill and had typhoid. She described attempts to obtain a marriage license to aid treatment, and Shepherd’s comments about studying typhoid germs.
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Miss Pope
Shepherd
Billy
Hin
Jail sentences handed to several local offenders
Ever Eat proprietor I P Brown was fined 100 and given a one day jail term after prohibition officers seized liquor at his South Second Street store. Peter Zamora paid 50 after a dance hall arrest, with a bottle discarded as officers approached. Police Judge Roddy revoked two licenses for 380 days for Adelino Martinez and 80 days for speeding cases. Fred Kennedy received a similar penalty, and D T Wilson 15 for speeding. Alejandro Garcia, charged with bicycle theft, was fined 39 or 30 days jail after officers found a bicycle stolen over a year ago in his possession.
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I. P. Brown
South Second Street
George E. Roddy
Brown
Prohibition
Peter Zamora
Martineztown
Roddy
Zamora
Adelino Martirez
Fred Kennedy
D. T. Wilson
Alejandro Garcia
Garcia
Ex-Chairman of Espee Board Dies
The former chairman of the Espee board has died, leaving a legacy as a mentor and technical guide in the railroad industry. He valued engineering, astronomy as a hobby, and was known for his calm demeanor and subtle humor.
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Espee Board
Otero Hannett Contest Trial Opens in McKinley Case
The Otero Hannett contest trial begins amid a 1924 abolition by county commissioners due to population shift. A B Renehan withdraws from the McKinley county contest as Attorney Wood announces he will lead the Republicans in that county while Renehan prepares the GOP case elsewhere.
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A. B. Renehan
McKinley County
Wood
Republian Counsel
Renehan
St Francis Summer College Opens With Large Enrollment
The fifth summer session of St Francis Summer College opened Monday with a large enrollment of sisters and teachers from the south. The college has gained state approval for full college credits and serves as a center of Catholic education in the region. Clergy and Franciscan Sisters from across the country join the faculty, many with degrees, and the college is affiliated with St Bonaventure's College of New York which sends a member each year to assist in Albuquerque.
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St. Francis Summer College
South
Ecollege
St. Bonaventure’s College of New York
Albuquerque
Yale Dartmouth football game and courtroom drama outlined
In a crowded courtroom, the state's cross examination of Miss Pope faced intense, ongoing challenges as defense efforts limited questions about Dr. Amante Rongetti and the Shepherd-McClintock case. Judge Lynch postponed final rulings, with testimony on possible gate ownership and residence details remaining under scrutiny.
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Joseph FP. Savage
Pope Moat
Thomas J. Lynch
Amante Rongetti
Marquette University
Milwaukee
Wis
Rongetti
Shepherd
Lynch
Young McClintock
Shepherd-McClintock
North Shore
Missope
Flag Day sermon inspires renewed oath to the flag
The article recounts Flag Day services at the Elks Lodge with Grand Army of the Republic veterans, Spanish American War and World War veterans, and Boy Scouts. Exalted Ruler J L Regensburger led a patriotic ritual as Maurice Klein and Mrs Colbert C Noot sang. Judges awarded prizes for an essay on honoring the flag.
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United States
United States of America
Union of Peoples
Appomattox
Grant
Lee
France
Grand Army of the Republic
Boy Scouts
Women’s Relief Corps
The
Elks
J. L. Regensburger
Elks’ Orchestra
Maurice Klein
Colbert C. Noot
Philomena Michael
Archie McDowell
John Zilles
George 8. Klock
Phillip Hubbell
San Marcial Plans Three Day Fourth of July Festivities
San Marcial hosts a three day July 3 to 5 celebration under the Santa Fe Athletic association with athletic events for youths and men, horse events, cowboy races, dances, a barbecue, boxing, bronco busting, a fireworks display, and a field day with team races and games led by Jim Irwin. Local organizers include Joe Pankey Co. M. Crossman Walter Hanna B A West M Van Coeverden and A R Piper. Government boasts a surplus may permit another income tax cut but who paid this surplus.
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San Marcial
Santa Fe Athletic Association
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
Kid Mortio
Tommy Neil
Jim Irwin
Ranchman
Joe Pankey
Co. M. Crossman
Walter Hanna
B. A. West
The
Athletic Association
M. van Coeverden
A. R. Piper
Tijeras Canyon road project accepted in New Mexico
The Tijeras canyon paving nine miles between Albuquerque and the canyon mouth was accepted by the state highway department and the U S public roads bureau. The project cost a little over 360 000 dollars, one of the state’s largest, with Allied Contractors of Omaha contracting and New Mexico Construction of Albuquerque performing the work under an arrangement with the bidder.
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Santa Fe
Tijeras Canyon
Albuquerque
State Highway Department
United States Public Roads Bureau
Allied Contractors
Omaha
Neb
New Mexico Construction
Doom Returns Bring Heavy C. D. Charges Warned
The Dallas News notes a warning that any return from Doom could incur heavy cash on delivery charges.
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Dallas News
Pave With Warrenite Bitulithic
The piece argues the taxpayer shoulders costs from unpaved streets including road maintenance, health impacts, and diminished property value. It promotes paving with Warrenite Bitulithic as a solution to improve civic pride and street quality.
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Wall Street Journal
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Ady
Gilliland
Otero-Hannett
Francis Scott Key
Mortto
Columbia Record
Richardson
Mexico
Volue
New York
Amistler
Raabe & Mauger’s
Telephone
NEW Mexico Construction CO
A. Kr, Hebenstreit
J. Korber & Company
North Second Street
Westinghouse
Westinghouse Automatic Tron
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