Hoover inaugurated as president amid cross nations upheaval
Lively Washington ceremony marks Herbert Hoover taking office as U S president in Washington D C. The new cabinet, largely drawn from business and professional circles, includes Stimson Mellon God Mitchell Brown Adams Hyde Wilbur Davis Lanogt and others as nation faces south of border tensions and political strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert C. Hoover
California
United States
Washington D C
Hoover
Nat
Republic
Ars
Werry J. Stimson
New York
Andrew W. Mellon
Pennelvani
Broadway Route Picked for Second Coast to Coast Race
A note from H.A. Chamber of Commerce secretary reports the Broadway of America chosen as the practical path for the Second Annual International Transcential Foot Race from New York to the Pacific Coast. The letter predicts 200 participants from around the world, with 100 trainers and officials, and 100 autos and trucks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
America
Lordsburg
Willard FR
Lordehure Chamber of Commerce
Birney
Anmerva Association
New York
Pacific
Ameren
Dallas
San Diego
Los Angeles
Charles Cobyte
Ste
Liwnoor
Associated Press
United Press
Universal Service
6.C. Pyle
President Campbell of C and A Company Visits Bisbee
Campbell and Mrs Campbell arrived from Michigan and toured local properties guided by General Manager Harry A Clark and Assistant General Manager K B Whitney. They discussed copper price trends and urged stability and a proposed merger with Ajo Copper Company, while expressing pleasure with Bisbee hotel accommodations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon WR. Campbell
C & A. Mining
Mee
Campbell
Michigan
Bisbee
Harry A. Clark
K. B Whitney
Hall
Chamber of Commerce
Uae
Campbell Sai
Ajo Gorepany
Ajo
Mer
Mrs. Campbell
Aequirel
Lordsburg Advertised From Coast To Coast
Eastland Texas March 3 020 The Lordsburg Liberal reports letters praising Lordsburg New Mexico for hospitality and accommodation. Warde ll Caramer notes friendly reception by Mr and Mrs Theon and guests from Los Angeles in hotel lobby.
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Eastland
Texas
Lordsburg
New Mexico
Lordeburg
Iheon
Folka of
Thien
Building ready for occupancy soon
A. L. Green has completed a new store building on South Main to house his plumbing shop battery service and radio departments. He plans the move soon and expects the spacious lofts to allow expansion with new plumbing fixtures and larger stocks once settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Green
Stuee
South Main
Mr. Green
Former Liberal Editor Leaves for California
Mr and Mrs George Bennitt and their young son depart Lordsburg by car Tuesday for Holtville California where Mr Bennitt will join his brother in publishing the Holtville Tribune. Friends here wish them well in their new home and new work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bennitt
Holtville
Calif
Bennitt
Holtville Tribune
Lordsburg
Assisting in Revival at Rodeo This Week
Mrs. W. W. Wilkerson of Unis City directs music for a revival at the Baptist Church in Rodeo under Rev. and Mrs. Wilkerson with Evangelist Rev. Billy Barclay in charge. Barclay just closed a successful meeting in Lordsburg. Rev. Wilkerson ministers to Lordsburg and Rodeo churches, splitting time between both charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Wilkerson
Unis City
Baptist Church
Wilkerson
Billy Barclay
Barclay
Lordsburg
Rev. Wilkerson
Rodeo
Hotel Magazine Representative Praises Hidalgo in Lordsburg Visit
J Kingsley a National hotel management representative visiting Lordsburg praised the Hidalgo Hotel for its luxurious furnishings and accommodations. He plans a full page feature in the Hotel Magazine highlighting the Hidalgo and Lordsburg with photos and city scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Kingsley
Hite Management
New York City
Hidalee
Kingsley
Te Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Lordsburg
Old Spanish Trail Opened to Tourists
San Antonio Texas March 4 After thirteen years of effort the Old Spanish Trail has been opened across the continent and will be celebrated at St Augustine Florida April 2 6 A new marker marks the highway start in St Augustine with a festival recalling the Span ish padres and con quistadors journey from Atlantic to Pacific The Spanish government and local governments are coordinating the event governors of southern states are invited paving and bridge work has cost hundreds of millions of dollars with tens of millions more planned The festival honors highway builders engineers and civic groups and marks a decade of southern development across the borderlands
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Texas
St. Augustine
Florida
United States
Augustine
Atlantic
Cty
Eche
Heim
Lhat Fall Lousiana
San Diego
California
Engineer Becomes Cabinet Maker: A Nation Watches
A notable engineer shifts to cabinet making drawing national attention as observers await his first creations. The move blends technical skill with artisanal craft, sparking curiosity about practical application of engineering training in furniture design and production.
Officials Visit Pacific Copper Co Properties Near Lordsburg
Officials from the Pacific Copper Co visited properties near Lordsburg last week and praised progress under Manager Dawson. The group included mayor of Santa Ana California and Pacific Copper Co directors, with new machinery in operation and power costs rising as development continues. President Porillon told the chamber secretary plans call for developing the properties into a major regional project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Copper Go
Lordsburg
Dawson
Pll
Partnton
Fanta Ana
Calif
Pantie Copper Go
DedMulpiit
Lawrence Stephens
Williams
Connieia
Porillon
Chamber of Commerce
Former Editor Of Liberal Visitis Lordsburg
J H W Fitzpatrick of Denver Colorado visited Lordsburg. He formerly edited and published the Liberal for several years and sold to Willard Walt about ten years ago. He was considered a progressive citizen and town builder and may stay several days for business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H W. Fitzpatrick
Denver
Colo
Fitzpatrick
Ve Tity
Liberal
Willard
Operetta Friday at High School Auditorium
Grade schools present a 49 operetta Friday at eight o'clock in the high school auditorium. Everyone is welcome and invited to attend and encourage the school in their good work.
Notice to Harmony Club Members Postponed Meeting
The March meeting of the Harmony Club will be postponed. The next meeting is scheduled for the second Tuesday in April. Mrs. N. J. Scott.
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Harmony Club
Harrmony Club
Apri
N. J. Scott
Lordsburg Chamber Offers Copper Silver and Gold Property Details
The Lordsburg Chamber of Commerce will be glad to provide detailed information to anyone interested in mining properties in the Lordsburg area, focusing on copper silver and gold prospects.
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Lordsburg
Annuas Oil Test Advances Toward Pay Sand in Gauthier Well
Mrs Hale reported the Gauthier No 1 well down 60 feet with 1 inch casing set at 450 feet and progress to 600 feet. A drill chive stem broke, delaying operations for a day while Wichita Falls parts arrive. Experts optimistic, Hale and crew foresee oil prospects in Hidalgo County at shallower depths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pay Sand
Gauthier No. 1
Hale
Gauthier
Wichita Palle
Hidalko
Representative Wehiit Seeks Hidalgo County Water Aid
The text records a representative advocating for Hidalgo County water projects including 5000 from Water Services and 87000 for Gila River, aiming for federal matching funds and state coordination. It notes amendments for county clerks and deputies, claiming broader support for Hidalgo and nearby counties.
Revival at First Methodist Ghivel Draws Crowds in Un City
The revival at the First Methodist Ghivel in Un City opens with large crowds and daily services at 10 a.m. and 7:45 p.m. John & Mee lead preaching with Hey, WK Huston as song leader and assistant worker. Young people gathering at 7 p.m. nightly, with Friday at 7:90 p.m. to kick off an operetta at the high school next week.
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Viret Methodist Ghivel
Hew
John
Oy Wit
Aetwals
Revival meeting roles at Methodist Church noted
Evangelist, song leader and personal worker assist pastor in revival at the Methodist Church, coordinating outreach and altar calls during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Lordsburg Tailor Shop Receives New Equipment
The Lordsburg Tailor Shop operated by W. W. Wilkerson this week receives and will install new machinery including a boiler and glove machine. Upon completion the shop will be among the best equipped in New Mexico. Try Liberal for first class job printing at reasonable prices.
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Lordsburg
W. W. Wilkerson
Wilkerson
New Mexico
Chevrolet Sales Reported Good Here
Townsend Chevrolet Sales Company manager Win M Townsend reports recent Chevrolet sales across several customers and models including sedans coupes cabriolets and a pickup. The figures reflect a brisk period with multiple units sold in successive days.
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Chevrolet
Win M. Townsend
Townsend Chevrolet Sales Company
Chevrolet Care
Reveke
Chas
McGihee
Atetod
Me. Tewin
Luncheon Club Sees Splendid Meeting and Attendance
The Luncheon Club held a well attended gathering at Manhattan Cafe with Forrest Thomas as chairman. Speakers included Mr. Glennon County Agent, Mr. Baker, and Becretary Holt, praising community spirit and a pleasant luncheon.
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Cenbers
Bon Clobo
Chamber of Cort
Manhattan
Forrest Thomas
Worms
Harder Shop
Vindy
Tey
Huston
Glennon
Baker
Holt
Lordeburg
Metin
Mexican Revolt Dominates Daily Headlines
The report highlights real opposition to the Mexican Republic government with former president Calles leading federal forces. Observers doubt the situation but expect the federal government to regain control soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Republic
Calles
Painters Complete Work On City Water Tower
Contractors McDonald and Cromer finished painting the nealter water tower. The exterior received aluminum coats while the interior resevoir was cleaned and coated with red lead. The two men are praised for a splendid job.
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McDonald and Cromer
Nealter Tower
Lordsburg School Board Names New Members and Officers
At a recent meeting the Lordsburg board appointed three new members to fill vacancies and re elected officers. Old members with terms expiring include Chase, Puller, Geo, Jeffue, W. Trimble and others. new terms begin immediately with Mrs Muller and Mr Hewes among appointees. Mr Clase was re elected president and Mr Ownby clerk. The board pledges continued strong support for the district’s top rated schools and faculty.
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Lordsburg Womi
Ghib
Sored
Haaed
Ehide & M. Chase
A. H
Chas
Puller
Geo
Jeffue
W. Trimble
Muller
Hewes
Clase
Ownby
Lordsberg
New Mexico
Scout Meeting Awards Tender Foot Badges
At a local apr committee meeting with the local troop and executive Glyde D Baker on Tote day evening in the high school building honors were conferred. Following an hour of demonstrations of the scout work and some ice cream were served. Members of the Spanish American Troup received Londerfoot badges including Cagi iinbo Martinez Demetrio Chavez itufugio Hernandez Hanon Montes Enrique Diaz Lio Sanches Gabriel Molina Jose Guzman Andres Hernandez Miguel Barela. Members of troop No 24 received awards including Horace Torna TF Buster Trent TFo and Ware rent Muller.
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Apr
Glyde D. Baker
Thinetty
Spanish- American Troup
Cagi
Iinbo Martinez
Demetrio Chavez
Itufugio Hernandez
Hanon Montes
Enrique Diaz
Lio Sanches
Gabriel Molina
Jose Guzman
Andres Herenandez
Miguel Barela
Horace Torna
Buster Trent
Tfo
Warerent Muller
Infant Dies in Silver City Neighborhood
Little Miss Dorothy Frances Baker infant daughter of Clyde and Mabel Baker of Silver City died at the family home on Thursday February 28 after a short illness. Burial was in Las Cruces. Mr. Baker is scout executive for the Gila Grande Area and Mrs. Baker is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Williams who once lived here. Messages of sympathy are extended to the bereaved family.
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Dorothy Francia
Mer
Mix
Clyde
Baker
Silver City
Threday
Web
Las Crneex
Gila Grande Aera
Mee
Hey
M. O. Williams
Williame
Methodist Church
Mes
Lordsburg High School
Pa Fs
Charles Thomas Broun Dies After Flu At City Home
Charles Thomas Broun seven year old son of Mr. and Mrs A Broun died at home early Thursday from flu complications. Funeral services at the Christian Church at 3 39 p m Friday followed by a burial in Mountain View Cemetery. Born January 6 1922 in this city he had lived here all his life. The community expresses heartfelt sympathy to the family in this hour of sorrow.
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Charles Thomas
A. ¥. Broun
Christian Church
Mountain View
Repeater School Rumor Ties to Ville Voter Tale
A fragmented notice hints at a local "repeater school" in ville connected to voters. The wording suggests a private office scene and an issue of access or knock policy, but no concrete details or outcomes are given.
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Ville
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Bunion Racers
Washington
Wardell Caramer
Hotel Magazine
Pacific Copper CO
Liberal Visitis
Wehiiit
A. W. Mornogstar
Alan N. While
Mir
Hidatgo County
Benate
Gila Hiver
Arizona de la Cos
Din
Hedcock
Gila
Ohio
Girt Hidalgo
Lovell
Hidal
Ib. Weston
Scout Meeting
Charles Thomas Broun
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