Hinkle to Fill Few Jobs From Many Applicants
Las Vegas reports a flood of applications for state posts as Governor elect Hinkle and State Chairman Hunker weigh fitness over politics. The penitentiary boss job draws rising interest while Ninth District judgeship contenders include Carl A. Hatch James A Hall Thomas E Mears and George A Keese.
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Las Vegas
Hunker
Hinkle
State Penitentiary
Gam
Ninth District
Bratton
Supreme Court
Carl A. Hatch
Clovis
James A. Hall
Thomas FE. Mears
George A. Keese
Kruttschnitt Warns Separation of Rail Giants
Julius Kruttschnitt, chairman of Southern Pacific, told the Interstate Commerce Commission that breaking up the joint operation of the Union Pacific and Central Pacific would trigger calamities harming the West’s coming prosperity. The remark came days ago amid discussions on the two companies’ separation after fifty years of cooperative progress.
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Julius Kruttschnitt
Southern Pacific Co
Interstate Commerce Commission
U. P
Central Pacific
Harry Hill Improving After Major San Francisco Hospital Operation
Mrs. Harry D. Hill reports from the 8. P. hospital in San Francisco that Mr. Hill is getting along nicely after his recent major operation.
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Harry D. Hill
8. P. Hospital
San Francisco
Mr. Hill
Big men visit Last Chance Mine approve progress
L. D. Welch son of P F Welch general manager of the Last Chance mine G C Worland brother of Mrs P D Finlayson Joe Cook of the Mutual OU Co Chas G Blaha metallurgical engineer all of Denver have been visiting the property and are pleased with progress The company now employs three shifts sinking another 200 ft in the big shaft.
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L. D. Welch
P. PF. Welch
Last Chance
G. C. Worland
PD. A. Finlayson
Joe Cook
Mutual OU Co
Chas. G. Blaha
Denver
Cline Praises Road Build Near Gage in WA
Cline, a sub contracted on a federal aid project near Gage, expresses elation as both Government and State accept his surfacing and concrete work on about two miles. Harry Wallace earned his first aid certificate. Cline owns four bio motor trucks and will handle general hauling.
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Cline
Gage
Harry Wallace
Anita Air Compressor Breaks Down
Manager Gov. W. Foreman has left for California as the broken air compressor is to be repaired over six weeks. On his return he plans improvements to facilitate work.
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Gov. W. Foreman
Califoria
Aldrich Sees Strong Business Outlook From Meeting
Western Union officials led by Aldrich discuss Albuquerque conference with New Mexico and Colorado offices. They foresee one of the best commercial years for the region as telegraph demand is expected to rise and preparation for higher volume is emphasized. H. Williams of Roy N. M. ran the local office during Aldrich's absence.
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HK. W. Aldrich
Western Union ‘Telegraph Company
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Colorado
A. J. Gowan
H. Wiiama
Roy N. M
Western Union
Aldrich
Williams endorsed for Interstate Commerce post
Hugh HH Williams, state figure, is endorsed by an association for appointment to the Interstate Commerce Commission as Commissioner Potter's term ends December 31, 1922. The notice signals support from the Intermediate Hate Association.
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Hugh HH. Williams
Intermediate Hate Association
Interstate Commerce Commission
Potter
Btale
Mis Simpson Appointed Administratrix
Mrs Ollie Simpson has been appointed by Judge J G Egan as administratrix of her husband's estate.
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Mis. Simpson
Ollie Simpon
J. G. Egan
Mrs Welch Leaves for Denver for Daughter’s Illness
Mrs P F Welch has gone to Denver to attend the illness of her daughter Mrs Acton and her grandson. They expect to return to Lordsburg soon with her mother. The item suggests sending the Liberal as a year long Christmas gift to an absent friend.
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P. F. Welch
Denver
Acton
Lordsburg
Mather
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Gov
Kruttschnitt
Harry Hill
Eeytion
Charles Frederick Wadsworth
Last Chance Mine
Mrs. Welch
Heather Contracting Co
Heather Undertaking Co
Jack Heather
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