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Deming Headlight

Location

Deming, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1923

Page

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Gold Not Guilty After Cafe Incident At Manhattan Cafe

Ignecto Gold freed after court finding him not guilty of drunken and disorderly conduct. Testimony showed only waiter L Malone supported charges. George Wilson, night police, accused of assault with a deadly weapon. he posted bond at $1,000 and awaits grand jury. Chief city attorney Temke led Gold’s case. Wilson was defended by W D Walton.

Ignecto Gold C. C Wilson stehan Gold Forrest Fielder L. Malone Manhattan Rogers Temke J. S. Vaught W. D. Walton Silver City

Filadelfo Saca Dies At El Rito Home

Filadelfo Bucs, 57, president of the Spanish American normal school at El Rito New Mexico, died at his home. A native of New Mexico and Notre Dame graduate, he served in educational work here for years and spent five years starting 1893 as secretary with the American embassy in Mexico City. He was brother of Lieutenant Governor Josep A. Baca of New Mexico.

Santa Fe N. M Filadelfo Bucs El Rito New Mexico Notre Dame Mexico City Josep A. Baca

New Mexico Cattle to Show in Denver

Two carloads of Hereford feeder calves and a breeding Hereford from New Mexico will compete at the National Western Live Stock Show in Denver January 23 to 20. The T. O. Ranch Co of Raton markets that cattle, asserting New Mexico can raise beef cattle as well as any state. The ranch spans 67,200 acres at 8,700 feet, with a registered Hereford herd and a grade herd. The purebred herd comprises 360 cows with ten leading sires in service. Poultry business in Curry county rises 300 percent over last year.

Denver Colorado New Mexico T. O. Ranch Company Raton T. O

Deming Church Services And Activities Report

Sunday morning worship at 9 o clock with Bible school at 8 45 and preaching at 11 followed by Junior Endeavor at 2 30 and evening services at 9 30. Church Night Wednesday 6 15 to 9 with supper choir practice and prayer meeting. Women’s Missionary Society met at Mrs Cain’s on West Spruce led by Mrs Weatherred with reports by Mrs Parrish Cooper Olson and others.

Presbyterian Church Mra J. D. Henry Christian Endeavor Wayne Taat Christ Maple Street Church of Christ Maple street Copper Ave J. B. Brown Jane WOMEN’S MISSIONARY SOCIETY Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist church Dr. Cain West Spruce D. FL Weatherred Mesdames F. C. Parrish J G. Cooper David Olson C. H. Siler tim

Methodist Church Sunday School and Services Schedule

Methodist Church announces Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. with HH Guyon as superintendent. Morning preaching at 11 a.m. Evening worship at 7:30 p.m. Senior and Intermediate Leagues meet at 6:30 p.m. Teacher Training on Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Mid week prayer Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Choir practice Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Visitors welcomed at the Tabernacle corner Ivon and Hensluck.

Methodist ‘Church Guyon Methodist Tabernacle corne Ivon Hensluck

Democrats Save Money by Abolishing Commission in New Mexico

In Santa Fe on January 18, Democrats passed an emergency measure to abolish the Legislative Revision Commission to save funds and boost efficiency. Representatives Foutz and Sisneros introduced the bill amid Republican opposition. the measure moves to the Senate where a fight is anticipated. Other platform items include abolishing the traveling auditor’s office, enacting a statewide primary bill, and a corrupt practices act, with provisions affecting campaign funding and voter transport on primary day.

Santa Fe house legislative revision commission Foutz Mora county Sisneros Colfax senate cary nouse Vic Aniyear Chaves county Jordi Bernalillo county ways and Means committee

Origins and rise of basketball as America's indoor sport

In early 1892 Dr. James Naismith devised a simple indoor game after a talk by Dr. Luther Gulick on the need for an activity to fill winter. A peach basket and a soccer ball produced basketball, which grew into a major national sport with rules standardized by the YMCA and AAU. It is described as a man’s game that builds courage and spirit and has become a leading form of competitive recreation.

J. A. Mahoney Winchester Luther Halacy Gulick International Y.M. C. A Springfield Mass America Mr. Mahoney Gulich James Naismith Dr. Naismith Dr. Gulick Naingmith we Um States spme North America Y. M. GC Ava China Japan husky

Inaugural Ball Inquiry Clears State Officials

Santa Fe January 1 Partisan attacks on the new state administration were undermined by an exhaustive probe of the inaugural ball. Prohibition Agent Hannah found officials exonerated, with statements from N M leaders saying liquor was confined to private hotel rooms and the committee had no role in any drinking.

Santa Fe Prohibition Hannah N. Mexico Colin Nebiett A. B. Renehan Higuer Levy Hughes Hinkle O. A. Matson herald Byran Beal house A. L. Zinn Thomas Doran E. Dana Johnson the Santa Fe New Mexican Guthrie Smith Ed Foulk ingent Martin Gardesky

Deportation hold and jail records in Deming case

Marte Martinez de Ruiz, a Mexican woman, was brought to the Deming jail Wednesday after arrest in Columbus by an Immigration Department officer and is held for deportation. John Louis, a Black man, also arrived from Columbus and was jailed after arrest by Columbus police. Judge Cole set a $50 fine plus costs, and, unable to pay, he faces 56 days in jail. The Mesilla Valley Poultry Association shipped 1,086,433 eggs in the year ending Aug 31, 1922, with the highest price 60 cents a dozen. Sowing clover with sparing grain shows good results in Chaves and Dona Ana counties. Silver City-Mangensee shipments, and Boston Hill to Seresuned are noted.

Marte Martinez de Ruiz Deming Columbus Pierce Immigration Department John Louis C. Rogers Cole Mesilla

New Mexico Progresses and Regional Economic Notes

Wanover-Bessemer Iron and Copper Company plans immediate output rise to meet Pueblo iron works demand. Grant County enjoys lowest state tax rate as schools absorb funding and roads rank second. Santa Fe reports unusually heavy cattle shipments in fall and early winter. Lordsburg-Calumet and Arizona Mining Co. employ 300 workers across 85 mines. Clovis ships clarified poultry to California while Espanola ships 250 carloads of apples. Moaquero stockyards see brisk activity and Farmington stockmen ship daily. Hope district to grow cotton next year. Blue Canyon survey studies a new highway. Albuquerque Ice Company forms a new 80 ton plant. An oil well near Clayton remains a steady producer of 20 barrels daily.

Wanover Bessemer Iron and Copper Company Pueblo Colo Grant County Santa Fe Lordsburg Calumet and Arizona Mining Co Clovis California Espanola Moaquero Farmington

Deming High School Crowds Hit Local News

Examinations start next Tuesday as Deming High reports new students and staff events. Wally Russell awaits graduation in Columbia while seniors fund a radio set. Basketball teams clash with El Paso and State College. Junior class staged a play. Several student incidents include Carey Pontius injury, and Clarence Gregory’s accidental shooting near the school.

Cox assails G C P rule and calls for League of Nations

Lancaster Ohio January 17 Governor James M Cox Democratic candidate for president in 1920 denounces general incompetence in Washington saying the executive and legislative branches bear tariff blame and predicts disaster from international unrest. He urges America to join the League of Nations as a solemn duty. Fieds Place Paloma.

Lancaster Washington James M. Cox Ohio Jackson congress treasury Mr. Cox ev. ry Andrew Jackson Amerie League of National

J M Hughes 65 Found Dead In Deming Home

J M Hughes aged 65 was found dead in bed at his home 202 Booth Nickel St last Sunday morning by his nephew R H Hughes and Chief of Police Jim Kealy. Neighbors reported smoke from the chimney about 1L Saturday night. A coroner's jury ruled death from natural causes. He had been a longtime night sailor and night marshal. Funeral in Blountain View Cemetery with sister Louise Bette notified.

J. M. Hughes Booth Nickel St R. H. Hughes Jim Kealy R. 11 Fiugher Judge Rogers J. M. Crawford S. J. Smith Wm Albee A. J. Tidmore W. D. Hughes Pascagoula, Miss J. A. Mahoney Undertaking Blountain View Cemetery

OFL NEWS MERGER AND FLORIDA WELL STATUS

Limited oil news this week as Florida Company officers are hard to reach. Florida Well has reached 666 feet, drilling in brown shale with water shut in. Angelus Well at 126 feet, also in brown shale. Mr. Clinton reported steady progress and new hole being drilled.

Florida Company Florida Angelus Clinton

Public Notice for Chamber Meeting Next Tuesday Night

A regular meeting of the Chamber of Commerce will be held in the Chamber's building next Tuesday night the 23rd beginning at 8 o'clock. Open to the public, everyone should attend to show interest in the welfare of Deming and Luna County.

Chamber of Commerce Deming Luna county

Pool Invents A Cotton Cultivator

Local report describes a new five function cotton cultivator by M. Pool. It prepares ridges, scatters fertilizer, plants seeds, covers them, and cultivates by scraping rows. Pool seeks factory in Deming with rail access and significant capital, promising year round employment.

Br. Poo Pool Deming Jenat Paul

Nominations for Federal Reserve leadership announced

Washington reports President Harding nominates Crissinger for governor of the Federal Reserve Bank replacing W. G. D. Harding who resigned last week. James G. McNary of New Mexico is named comptroller of the currency Milo. KE Campbell of Coldwater Michigan is named representative on the Fed board.

Washington Hering Currency Crissinger federal reserve bank amecers W. G. D. Harding James G. McNary New Mexico rene Milo KE. Campbell Coldwater Mich weasher Federal Reverue Bank board

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FILADELFO SACA HAMBONE HAID CHUSCHES WM. SICKLE R'm ARNE Chaves Dona Ana Boston Hill Wheatley Deming Hi Mien Georgia Karr George Burns, Jr Wally Russell Columbia Wally El Paso Armory Hurley M. W. Wheatley Ruth Hon Mrr. Wheatley stont Lucile Gibaon Frances Doolittle Neela Summerville Vera Evans Doris Siler Anna Page Elizabeth Bennett Jack Lamb Jack Tabor State College Don Pontius Carey Akron Don Clarence Gregory Clarence Dr. Vickers CON G. C. PRULE Fied Paloma JM. HUGHES OFL NEWS DERAL RESERVE BANK tyre
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