Move to abolish New Mexico mounted police faces senate vote
In Santa Fe the mounted police abolition bill, three lines long, sails through the senate amid strong opposition from police and livestock interests. Proponents argue the force fails its duties and meddles in city policing, while opponents warn of a policing gap on ranges if disbanded. Camp Cody hosts a boxing card February 15 led by Eddie Donnaway against Nick Gundy with several bouts on the bill.
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Santa Fe
guo
senate
HM. L. Kerr
New Mexico
Apolonio Sena
mounted police
gathic sanitary board
Camp Cody
Eddie Donnaway
Robertson
Camp Cody Rae Hospital
Jack Arnold
El Paso
Tommy Fella
Cody haya
Cody
Cadys Bliss
Jack Cutting
Field Artilery
Young McDonald
McDonald
Pug” Newton
7th Cavalry
Kid Waller
82nd Field Artillery
gans
News Agency Changes Hands In Deming Transfer
A. W. Schutze, proprietor of the Deming News Agency for two years, has sold to W. B. Stevens and plans to move to Mute, Vox., to enter mercantile business. Schutze and wife will relocate as Stevens takes charge amid a friendly local reception.
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A. W. Schutze
Deming
W. B. Stevens
Mr. Schutze
Mute
Vox
Mr. Stevens
War Savings Stamps Promote Victory Bills Support
Postmaster W Foulks and Frank M. Smith outline a major year effort to fund government needs through War Savings Stamps. They emphasize the 4 percent interest compounded quarterly, noting stamps steadily gain value under U S government guarantees.
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in & Netter
W. ©. Foulks
Frank M. Smith
Eleventh district
1. S
Auction Sale at Remount Depot Spares Army Horses
Auction at Remount Depot 326 Camp Cody on Wednesday 19 with starts at 9 am. Four hundred thirty miles and 570 horses and mules offered for single pair four ten or car lots. Animals in good condition weight ranges 909 to 1300 pounds for mules and 1000 to 2400 pounds for horses. Rail loading pen arranged with no delay. Horseshare halters with each sale. Lunch on ground. Cash or certified check. Major E G Brewer commander ready to answer inquiries.
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Camp Cody
ebras
E.G. Brewer
Clark to Install Flour Mill at Duncan Arizona
J M Mattingly of the Anglo American Ml Co visits Demitry to finalize arrangements with Mr Clark for a 26 barrel flour mill at Duncan Arizona. He previously installed a 60 barrel system for J W Clark last year and plans future expansion in the Mimbres valley after wheat farming stabilizes locally.
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J. M. Mattingly
Anglo-American Ml Co
Marvey
J. W. Glark
Mrr. Clark
Duncan
Ariz
Mimbres
Clark
Annual Cattle and Horse Growers Convention In March
The New Mexico Cattle and Horse Growers Association, organized in 1915 with 17 members and about 16 000 cattle, will hold its fourth annus convention in Albuquerque on March 25. It reports 500 members with over 400 000 head of cattle, seeks 1000 members in two years, and plans sessions tackling current industry problems with a record attendance goal.
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New Mexico Cattle and Horse Growers’ Association
Albuquerque
New Mexico
PHONO
varias
ani
Good Bouts At the Armory Wednesday
A large crowd of soldiers and civilians attended the War Camp Community Service boxing event at the Armory on Wednesday evening. Headliner Speedball Hayden, a contender for the army middleweight title, boxed with Kid Ross in several rounds. Ross had hoped for the title but Hayden won decisively in a 20 round battle at Columbia two months earlier. Other boxers included Sergeant Burton, Hard Hitting Wright, Battling Hughes, Rabbit Rogers, Swifty Brown, and Gink Parker. The event earned praise for its entertainment and community support.
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Amory
24th Infantry
Columbus
Hayden
army
Ross
Columbia
cnré
Sergeant Burton
Wright
Battling Hughes
Rabbit Rogers
Swifty , Brown
Gink" Parker
eria
Burglar Enters Nordhaus Home
Last Sunday night a burglar in army uniform entered Morris Nordhaus home as he and his wife slept. Nordhaus reached for his revolver but the intruder beat him to the weapon and fled toward the bathroom, escaping as Mrs Nordhaus aided. Only the revolver on the table was disturbed.
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Morris Nordhaus
Martin
Munsters Tour Deming En Route to California Health Trip
Mr and Mrs F W Munster longtime Hillaboro residents traveled through Deming this week en route to San Diego for Mrs Munster s health. They are reported in good spirits and hoped for better health outcomes after the journey.
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F. W. Munster
Hillaboro
Deming
San Diego
Mra. Munster
Carragien Remount at Cody Feature Picture Run
James B Garragien reports on remount depot news and a cinema schedule highlighting Douglas Fairbanks in He Comes Up Smiling at the Princess Theater. Also notes Uncle Tom’s Cabin showing with Marguerite Clarke and local pool hall opening by Joe Cazzola in Deming, plus Camp Cody remount depot capacity and management details.
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DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
PRINCESS TONAY
James B. Garragien
Princess
Isis
Mrinress
Pairbanks
Jerry
brotherhood
King Bean
Terry
Billy Bartlett
Batchelor
Billy
Fairbanks
Marguerite Clarke
Eva
Topsy
Paramount
Marguerite Clack
Eyyaml ‘Topey
ihree arawds
Miss Glayka
Old Timers Banquet Set For March Eleventh
The Old Timers Club announces its annual banquet to be held March 11 with Johns Rosch hosting. The club notes many members lost this past year and will miss several due to departures, including J C Steder and son J P Steder of Canadia Texas, who stopped in Deming en route to San Diego by motor.
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Johns Rosch
J.C. Steder
J. P. Steder
Canadia
Tex
Deming
San Diego
Cal
Intruder Steals Stamps. Doctor's Parlors Targeted
A miscreant entered someone’s premises last Monday stealing a few postage stamps. Later that night an attempt was made to enter Dr M J Moran’s dental parlors, which are now secured with padlocks and secret devices after prior incidents.
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M. J. Moran
Mrs Crotchett Dies Suddenly in Deming Community
Mrs J W Crotchet dies suddenly from heart failure after a trip to San Diego and Deming. Born in Osinoia she was 73 and mother of ten, with four children abroad and others in Kansas Texas and France. The body shipped to Deming for interment. funeral plans incomplete.
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Clyde Crotchett
San Diego
W. Crotchet
Deming
San Thego
J. W. Crotchett
Osinoia
Oss
Allen
Lordsburg Loses County Seat Role in Unseat Vote
The New Mexico state senate unseated Ignac Barth representing the Bernalillo Sandoval and Sanduan district by a 13 to 9 vote. W. H. Cheisman, Republican, had contested the seat, citing district court findings. Barth denounced the move as a political outrage and a steal after a lengthy, humorous defense in prior sessions.
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Salazar
committee on privileges and elections
sutate
district court
W. H. Cheisman
Chrisman
Barth
Bill Seeks to Aid Stock Raising Homesteaders
Senator Jones of New Mexico introduced in the United States Senate a bill to extend rights for stock raising homesteaders. It would allow lessees under the 1916 act to lease additional sections and, after intent to purchase, pay in 20 annual installments with 4 percent interest. The measure would aid New Mexico settlers including returning soldiers. other items note Mrs. Walter Fowler and daughter planning a trip to Kansas, and a Red Cross tea room event with Eastern Latin clubs hosting.
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New Mexico
Germany Elects First President in Weimar Era
Friedrich Ebert, socialist leader, is proclaimed Germanys first president at 4 18 pm Tuesday in Weimar. Crowds fill the theater and galleries as delegates elect him amid cheers and a brief acceptance speech. Outside, masses await the new head of state, while notes point to his prior industrial ties in Louisiana and oil interests in Denning area.
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Weimar
Germany
Friedrich Ebert
Ebert
Teer Ebert
the
nations assembly
reichstag tribune
balvonnnes alga
Memorial Held for Roosevelt in Deming City Ceremony
A large audience gathered at Av Woty fist Staniey afternoon for a Roosevelt memorial service led by Rev. B D Porter and others. The program featured songs, prayers, addresses, and tributes to Civil War and World War veterans, ending with classic home songs and patriotic finales. The event was described as a fitting tribute to American citizens.
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B. D. Porter
Holt
Christian
Misa Louise Butler
Moore
Amec
Solomond
Roonwvalt
Roosevelt
B. J. Porter
Windstorm Wrecks El Paso Homes and Fort Bliss Areas
A severe windstorm swept El Paso on Wednesday, ripping apart homes in Highland Park and Grandview, overturning sheds and tents at Fort Bliss, and blowing down roofs and walls including hospital ward roofs. A 80 mph gust shattered windows, toppled signs, and created sand clouds obscuring sightlines at the international bridges. Western Union messenger Juan Rodriguez, 18, was knocked by a patrol. Sgt. G Grant halted further injury by stopping his truck. Damaged structures included a brick store on Erie Street and a theater fire wall. sand caused near accidents and prompted shop closures along South Santa Fe. A Paris, Peace resident likened the storm to a Sahara dust storm.
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county
Ahura Park
bilding
Erie street
Juan Rodriguez
Western Union
HE Paso
Antonio street
G. Grant
Grant
Highland Park
Grandview
Fort Bliss
Wighland Park
Seventh Cavalry
Lexus Mud company
Crawford theater
international bridges
South Santa Fe
A. Hardel
Paris
EL Paso
Sahara desert
Sahars
Deming
Newspaper editors organize for legal ads reform in New Mexico
The New Mexico Editorial Association perfected a statewide reorganization with plans to push a legislative bill setting fair legal advertising rates. The bill would define a legal newspaper and specify notices to be published in state papers, reversing a halfing of ad rates from last session. The group met in Santa Fe with Governor Lucero sending a supportive message, and elected Nestor Montoya as president, H B Hening as vice president, and J R Bull as secretary treasurer. A banquet featured leaders from across the state, and an executive committee and budget were named for the coming year. A meeting is slated in Albuquerque March 15 to advance the association's program.
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tate
senate
house
texinlature
Santa Fe Chamber of Commerce
Women’s Board of Trade
Larrazolo
New Mexico
B. FP. Pankey
Davies
Saniz Fe
Thomas B. Catron
W. DB. Murray
Rettburg
Dena Ana
Nestor Montoya
Wesitent
essociation
house of representatives
Nestor Montoye
H. B. Hening
Albumerque Herald
J. R. Bull
Clovis Jourgal
Ralph A. Lynch
Deming
Will Robinson
Roswell News
invita
Wadaworth
Western Newspaper Union of Denver l
Albuquerque
Excitement Over Oil Prospects in Deming Area
The town of Deming buzzes as oil flows are reported in Texas, Wyoming, Colorado and Arizona. Locals believe New Mexico will soon see oil activity and many residents are leasing land in the county. Officials predict drilling will begin nearby within a month.
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Deming
Texas
Wyoming
Colorado
Arizona
Columbus
New Mexico
Miss Jeanne Govern Takes Charge at Franklin Millinery
Miss Jeanne Govern, an experienced trimmer from Denver, arrives to lead the trimming department at the Franklin Millinery. BR Te.
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Jeanne Govern
Denver
Franklin Millinery
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