Villistas Here for Second Trial
Fifteen of sixteen Villistas re arrested and sent to Luna county authorities after pardons from Governor Larraxcolo. They arrived in Deming last Sunday under heavy guard and were jailed with the remaining Villista. Prisoners appear better fed and clothed, with cash from confinement. They may be tried at the spring term of Luna County court. A $15,000 appropriation bill for reimbursing Luna County has passed the Senate and awaits the governor's signature.
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Luna county
Larraxcolo
Deming
Santa Fe
prisoers
L.Smyer
Ray Grayson
Grant county
I. Zia
Luna
James A. Rhea
Villista
Larrizolo
Lura
New Mexico
senate
house
Important meeting of cattle and horse growers convenes in Albuquerque
The New Mexico Cattle and Horse Growers association holds its seventh annual convention in Albuquerque from March 29 to 31. Despite a pending emergency tariff bill in Congress, grave financial problems loom for the industry over the next two years. The organization has grown to a major western association and is expected to attract a large turnout. top industry figures will address the gathering and a formal program will be announced March 1.
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New Mexico
New Mexico Cattle & Horse Growers' association
imeets
Albuquerque
congress
Judge Ryan Delivers Multiple Burglary Sentences
At a Wednesday hearing before Judge Ryan, Walter Ponton pled guilty to breaking into the Sylvanus house and received three to five years. Ray Lloyd and Harry Helmig pled guilty to Clark Clothing Co. break in and got three to five years each. Lloyd admitted entering the store while Helmig admitted receiving and stealing property. George Heflin, held from Hidalgo county, pled guilty to Lordsburg burglary and drew three to five years. Judge Ryan departed Thursday morning for a term of court at Alamogordo.
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Ryan
Walter Ponton
Sylvanus
Ray Lloyd
Harry Helmig
Clark Clothing Co
Chrismas
Lloyd
Helmig
George Heflin
Hidalgo county
Lordsburg
Alamogordo
New Boy at Home of Editor in Silver City
Don Lunk, editor of the Silver City Independent, announces the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Don W Lunk born Friday February 11 in their home. The notice highlights the editor’s personal joy and identifies the family.
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Don Lunk
Silver City Independent
Don W. Lunk
City Marshal Recovers Car Stolen in Columbus
City Marshal Jim Kealy recovered a car abandoned south of town early this week. The vehicle was reported stolen in Columbus on Monday from Puchi Bros. after a driver was struck on the head by a soldier and forced to flee before the crime was detected. The car is believed driven to the town edge and left.
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Jim Kealy
Columbus
Puchi Bros
ponerove
Senator A A Jones Sends Garden Seeds for Distribution
The Headlight reports receipt of a quantity of garden seeds sent by Senator Jones for distribution. The seeds include carrot, lettuce, tomato, turnip and beet varieties. People wishing to obtain any seeds should note and call at The Light Market for pickup.
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A. A. JONES
Senator Jones
ming
Funeral for Ellis Williams Held in Deming
Funeral services for Ellis Williams were conducted Sunday evening at the Methodist church with Rev J J Walker presiding and Knights of Pythias officiating at the cemetery. Williams, a Santa Fe conductor, died February 9 1921 from injuries suffered in a train wreck caused by a broken wheel while carrying concentrates. He was born November 26 1884 in Deming and married Elizabeth Shoup of Albuquerque July 21 1926. He was a member of multiple railway unions and the Old Timers Association, renowned as a baseball player with the Deming Yellow Kids, and survived by a widow and two brothers plus a sister.
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Ellis Williams
Metthodist
J. J. Walker
Santa Fe
Deming lodge No. 20
Knights of Pythias
shallbear ers
Henry Raithel
Chas. R. Hughes
P. A. Burdick
Albert Field
H. C. Brown
M. A. Nordhaus
J. B. Sutton
G. L. Logan
W. J. Hanna
D. P. Beveret
E. T. Hodson
F.C. Thomsle
Ellis Wiliams
Deming
Santa Fe general hospital
Topeka
Kas
Elizabeth Shoup
Albuquerque
Jams
Rathbone lodge No. 17
San Marcino
wasg
Brotherhood of
Railway Trainmen
San Marcial
Order of Railway Conductors
Williams
Methodist church
Old Timers’ Association
Deming pioneers
Demingi
Hugh H. Williams
Edwin T. Williams
Douglas
Ariz
Charles H. Lee
Tucson
Aziz
Herbert W. Lee
J. C. Conboy
P. R. Steele
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Maginamen
H. J. Stevens
Geo
J. H. Knight
A. H. ‘Anais
D. C. Cronin
Brotherhood” of Railway Carmen of America
F. H. Carlson
A. L. Waneher
F. C. Sampsel
Robert Hume
Brotherhood
Wayne Darling
W. H. Hawke
Elliots
Brown
Frank Howard
Weaver
Robert A faines
Fred Pruge Schluenting
A. Rack
Sanda
A. B. McKew
J ohn Zimmerman
W._E. McKlasick
R. Hi Huxan
C A. Parsons
Otis McKlasick
Williama
ana
Convict Parry Recaptured After Penitentiary Escape
Convict Parry from Lane County, known for val car theft and bootlegging, escaped the Ber state prison weeks ago. Recaptured in El Paso, he will be sent back to Santa Fe to serve ten years after prior appeal upholding a theft verdict.
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Evil Party
Lane county
Ber
El Paso
Santa Fe
Parry
supreme court
tower court
Birchfield
state penitentiary
Thrift Campaign Gains Interest in the Schools
Deming schools show Keen rivalry across grades in a thrift drive started by Superintendent Martin. Students turn in coins to teachers and banks receive deposits when no full dollar is reached. High school collects next Monday as funds and savings accounts grow, signaling broad thrift spirit.
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Deming
Martin
Cotton sale in Luna County signals cautious farmers
Paso was in town Wednesday and bought about 150 bales of this year’s Luna County cotton crop at 8 to 14 1/2 cents per pound. One car remains unsold. the slump in the cotton market impacts future plantings and burdens rising costs, oil prices, and labor. Farmers deserve credit for efforts despite limited prior experience in a business crop.
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Taylor-Ivy Dale
Paso
Luna county
Mrs Oscar Richards Opens Barber Shop on Spruce Street
Mrs. Oscar Richards of Denver opens a barber shop on East Spruce Street in the former Globe Barber Shop space. She ran a Denver barber business, moved to Deming to be near her World War I veteran husband receiving hospital care at Fort Bayard, and now staffs a shop with shower and tub baths.
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Oscar Richards
Denver
East Spruce street
Globe Barber Shop
What the automotive tourists are talking about at O'Leary's Corner
A lengthy travel diary from January to February recounts cross country driving from Waterloo to Los Angeles with stops in Oklahoma Texas and New Mexico. The writer notes snow and mud in Iowa Missouri and Arizona ruts in Beaumount roads improving toward California. Included are remarks on unemployment in Waterloo farm prices and local industry plus anecdotes from family members and colleagues about cars oil fields and telephone service.
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O’LEARY’S CORNER
Waterloo
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
Pam
Oklahoma
panhandle
Texas
Amarillo
Amaarillo
Deming
Los Angeles
Frank Peterson
University of Missouri
Columbia
Arizona
Salome
Phoenix
J. T. Felty
California
Walter Williams
University School of Journalism
Misa Ruth Felty
New York
New Orleans
New Orleana
Mississippi
Beaumont
New Mexico
Hollis
Longstrad
James Shevlin
El Paso
Fort Stockton
Tamar
telephone company
Chicago
C. H. Walter
Ministers Meet in Demonstration of Unity and Fellowship
The Grant County Ministerial Alliance visited Deming for a joint meeting at Salvation Army HQ on East Pine street. Attendees included Methodist, Presbyterian, Baptist, Episcopal, Nazarene, Salvation Army, Red Cross and union church ministers from Silver City, Santa Rita, Fort Bayard and Surrey. The gathering featured devotional led by Rev. Weat, sermons recap, a chicken meal at Manhattan Cafe, and hopes for unity and eventual consolidation of Christian groups.
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Grant County
Deming
Methodists
Presbyterians
Baptists
Episcopalians
Nazarenes
Salvation Army
Red Cross
union church
Silver City
Santa Rita
Fort Bayard
Surrey
East Pine street
Weat
Manhattan
Deming Alliance
J. H. Walker
Methodist church
Messrs Winder
Grant County Alliance
Rayner
West
Redman
Morey
Harding
Schofield
Banks
the
Messrs Walker
Crawford
Strickland
Harwood
Sickels
Millis
McClanahan
Henry
Foulks
Houlder
Reasoner
All Year Jobs in Political Patronage Proposal
The article discusses schemes to create year round public jobs for faithful partisans, including a county flood commissioner role and a revised game protection bill. It notes shifts in support among Republicans and Democrats on cattle and sheep measures, with hearings and amendments shaping the bills and potential representation changes.
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Carmody
Miguel E. Haca
New York Life Agency Director Visits Deming
RH D Sisk manager of the New Mexico branch of New York Life Insurance visited Haskell Dial the local New York Life man on Monday regarding company business. Sisk praised Dials showing and noted Dial stood fourth in January business. A friendly contest offers a trip to St Louis for the agent with the west business by April 1, and Dial has a strong chance to win. Sikes a special NYL agent will arrive in Deming soon to assess Dial and advise applicants on the best life insurance forms for each case.
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RH. D. Sisk
New Mexico
New York Life Insurance company
Haskell Dial
New York Life
Siuk
Mr. Dial
St. Louis
Dial
Sikes
Demine
Knights of Pythias to mark 58th birthday celebration
The Knights of Pythias plan a large 58th anniversary event with public installation, banquet and entertainment on Saturday evening February 19. Invitations have been issued to district lodges including Lordsburg Columbus Tyrone Hurley and Santa Rita and many out of town visitors are expected.
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Knights of Pythias
Lordsburg
Columbus
Tyrone
Hurley
Santa Rita
Sunday School Man Visits Baptists Sermon and Youth Class
Rev. S. Hassell state Sunday school B Y P A secretary spoke at the Baptist church on Sunday School work and addressed the young people in the afternoon. Baptists report over 50 percent rise in January attendance. A young men Bible class was organized for Sundays at 10 am, 214 West Pine, east of the Baptist tabernacle.
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Hassell
Baptist church
Baptists
West Pine street
Baptist tabernacle
Younes
Young man badly cut up in alteration near Cambray
On Sunday James Douglas, working at the pumping plant near Cambray, was in an altercation with a young man. He received a deep neck slash from a razor, narrowly missing the jugular vein. Dr S D Swope sutured sixty stitches to close the wound and Douglas is resting well at the Ladies' hospital.
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James Douglas
Cambray
Mrs Brown Dies at Family Home in Deming
Mrs J W M Brown died at her home 119 South Platinum avenue Deming last Thursday and her remains were interred in Mountain View cemetery. Leila Bentt Brown born Henderson county North Carolina May 12 1881 died Deming February 8 1921 age 99 years 7 months 27 days. She was married to J W M Brown at age 16 and bore four children two survive with the father. Dying testimony stresses Christianity and hope of future life. Mr Brown and daughter Willie will remain in Dersing for now.
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J. W. M. Brown
Platinum avenue
Mountainview
Leila Bentt Brown
Henderson county
North Carolina
Deming
iis union
Goode Family Relocates to California for new Insurance Work
J. M. Goode and family depart Deming to settle in California where Mr. Goode will pursue the insurance business. During their stay, locals recall the Goode family with fond regard. Deming Land Company, once run by Mr. Goode, has been taken over by Menagta, A. W. Lively and R. J. Crawley, who will operate a general real estate and insurance enterprise.
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J. M. Goode
California
Regional Boom Sparks Hope Amid Unemployment
C F Coray reports money flowing in the district and cites booming South Bend and Elinavide with several wells. He plans a short visit to Hanford and expects to return to Brekenridge when it reopens. Travel on the El Paso Deming road was rough after recent blows with a broken spring and multiple punctures.
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South Bend
Elinavide ars
Hanford
Cal
folka
Brekenridge
wilco
considera
El Paso Deming
C. F. Coray
Deming Girl Wins Ma Archship Medal
The J A Mahoney Co local reps of Winchester Arms notify that Myra Anns Page of Deming has not the marhemaa and they presented the two the corps. The article records a local girl receiving a medal in a competition held a year earlier, with unclear phrasing and names.
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DEMING
MA ‘ARKSWANSHIP MEDAL
J. A. Mahoney Co
ter Arms company
bas bors
Mive Anns
marhemaa& thete
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