Petition to Governor Hinkle for Magee trial inquiry
Luna County citizens circulate petitions to Governor James Hinkle seeking a thorough investigation of the Magee libel trial. The group argues the People vs Magee case harmed free speech and presses for justice if improprieties are found while emphasizing the need for fair, impartial trials regardless of the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HINKLE
MAGEE
Carl C. Magee
New Mexico State Tribune
Parker
Leahy
preas
fils
presdent
McKinley
Luna county
James I. Hinkle
Santa Fe
New Mexico
the
People
New Mexico State Tribune anc
Carl GC. Magee
United States
Mamwoney Business Booms as Merchants Advertise
A rustic brief notes that Mahaney Inc and other local firms report strong business. The piece observes many merchants claim good times, with louder praise from those who advertise consistently, suggesting steady pickup in patronage and overall market optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Mahaney, Inc
galting
Railroad hearing set for July 24 in New Mexico
For the Finance Docket No 2626 the Interstate Commerce Commission authorizes the New Mexico State Corporation Commission to hear the Colorado Columbus and Mexican Railroad case on July 24 at 10 am in Santa Fe. The piece argues Deming citizens should attend, urging the line from Farmington to the Mexican border and beyond, to boost local business and reduce current freight costs.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
State Corporation Commission of New Mexico
Colovilo, Columbus & Mexican Ry. Co sng
State Corporation Commission
Washington
Colorado, Columbus & Mexican Railroad Company
a. m
Supreme Court
State Capitol
Santa Fe
Newexico
State Corporation Commission of
New Mexico
GEORGE B. McGINTY
Deming
Columbus
cute
C. G
Santa Fe road
C. O
Estes
Charles D. Mahaffin
bureau of finance
Tutorstate Commerce Commission
Farmington
Gallup
New Mexico Commission
pbc
Canara
Mexico
Jack Tidmore Converts to Cash Sales Boom in May and June 1922
On May 1 1922 Jack Tidmore switched from credit to cash sales and reported May 1922 revenue of 3564 57 dollars. May this year reached 5750 88 dollars an increase of 2196 31 dollars. June 1922 sales were 3812 06 dollars with a year later figure of 1343 02 dollars higher an increase of 1691 87 dollars. The two month average rise stands about 60 percent. Tidmore credits advertising and cash purchasing for lower overhead and higher volume while praising his clerks and prompt service. The notice presents a full financial statement of the business and invites readers to review it.
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Jack Tidmore
Tidmore
corpe
Nordhaus Continues Sale Offers Deep Discounts
Nordhaus & Sons Co runs a nine cent sale that gives every fourth dollar back to shoppers, aims to reduce stock, and clear room for new goods while inviting public input on what to advertise, the price, and sale day. The firm touts strong customer response and considers patron consideration in pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Nordhaus & Sons C
Nordhaus
Pinto Bean Crop in Estancia Valley a Total Failure
Notice via Mr. Geo D Abrams secretary of Mimbres Valley Farmers Assoc reports Estancia Valley pinto bean crop ruined this year. Beans should be planted around the 20th. letter quotes traveling freight agent in Albuquerque noting the crop failure south of Las Vegas. Further advisories expected from F M Williams.
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Geo. D. Abrams
Mimbrea Valley Farmers Association
Estancia Valley
Abrams
Mr. Abrams
Deming
Albuquerque
Estancia
Mountainair
Las Vegas
Raton
F. M. Wiliams
D. F. A. Trinidad
Williams
E. C. DONOHUE
Columbus Seeks Sani torium in Abandoned Barracks
A southern sister city proposes converting Columbus abandoned barracks into a military sanitorium for soldiers and ex servicemen. It argues Columbus offers ideal altitude water supply and sunshine, better than Fort Bayard or Tucson, with a plan to study patients locally before transfer as needed. The proposal aims to avoid conflict with Holy Cross Sanitorium and seeks federal approval.
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Columbus
Fort Bayard
Tucson
Holy Cross
Uncle Sam
C. of C. July Fourth Financial Statement
The financial statement reports receipts and expenditures for the Fourth of July celebration by the C. of C. It outlines the funds raised and spent for events, decorations, and related activities, noting total income and disbursements as of the listed July date. The document reflects a community effort to finance Independence Day festivities.
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C. of C
Man from Phoenix Hospital Captured After Train Threats
A Phoenix state hospital patient named Winfrey, who allegedly escaped, was captured Friday by special officer Clay. He reportedly threatened a freight train crew as he rode for unknown parts, then was locked in a boxcar and later placed in Luna County jail for safekeeping.
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Winfrey
Phoenix
Arizona
Clay
Luna County
Wing Lees Misfortune in Shipment Fire near Las Cruces
Wing Lee a long time Deming merchant closed his shop and moved his goods to Roswell. On the third truckload the convoy overturned ten miles from Las Cruces and burned, destroying the truck, trailer, and about 2000 in merchandise. Insurance covered both Wing Lee and his firm Hughes & Cooper.
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Wing Lee
Deming
Roswell
Las Cruces
C. K. Pranklin
Ti ia
Hing Lee
Hughes & Cooper
Toggery's Special Sale Ends On July 147th
The ten days sale begun by the Toggery will end next Monday. They have disposed of a large amount of goods at prices saving buyers from one third to one half of the regular sale price as they clear room for other stock.
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Toggery j
Florida well begins final drilling with casing set near pay zone
The Florida well completed 140 feet of casing and resumed drilling Wednesday afternoon after a Tuesday finish. Directors raised lease prices to take effect next Monday with further increases planned August 1. New casing measures and a fresh cable promise steady progress as geology suggests pay within the next 78 to 100 feet, with oil showings improving and managers upbeat about potential production.
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Florida
Mgr. Baker
Angelus Delays Cement Set For Two More Weeks
Report from Angelus workers dated July 10 notes driller Clinton has arrived on site and is resting on the beach. Officials in Los Angeles cheer the cementing completed at midnight July 4 and plan to let the cement set about three weeks to avoid drilling into wet cement. If water remains, they will reseal the well. locals describe the crew as stubborn and resilient amid many obstacles.
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Ry & communication
Angelus people
Clinton
Angelus
okeh
the
Los Angeles
Repair of tourist camp fire places urged in Deming column
Deming New Mexico July 12 1923 editor Jack Griffin reading letters from residents about the public camp grounds at the court house. City planning chair reports grounds showers and laundries can be cleaned in a day and debris removed. Need ten new concrete fire places costing about 30 dollars. Clarence Morgan to supervise construction with funds raised from local merchants and citizens. Morgan to obtain materials and supervise work before fall automobile rush. Delivering praise for Morgan’s cooperation in keeping free camp grounds for automotive tourists on the southern route to California.
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court house
Ian Skidmore
Chamber of Commerce
court house park
Clarence Morgan
Morgan
California
Tam
Magee Publishing Co Granted Stock Sales Permit
The State Corporation Commission on recommendation of deputy state bank examiner in charge of the blue sky bureau has granted Magee Publishing Company of Albuquerque a permit to sell stock under the blue sky law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
State Corporation Commission
Joe Grant
state bank examiner
blue sky bureau
Magee Publishing Company of
Albuquerque
Death of Ed Burnwich in Hondale
Edward Burnwich died at his Hondale home on Wednesday morning from heart disease after about a month of illness. He was well known in the area and served as the rural mail carrier between Hondale and Deming.
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Eward Burnwich
Hondale
Burnwich
Deming
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HAMBONE
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SUPREME COURT ROOM
SILVER AVENUE
George D. Abrams
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OLD BARRACKS
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S.C. SKIDMORE
Sec'y
ROX
TOGGERY
MR. CLINTON
Jack Griffin
Deming Headrighty
N. M
Wa. Wilson
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8. P. Co
ED. BURNWICH
MICKIE
HEALY
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GB Eeiye
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