Classic address by Judge Ryan read at New Mexico Bar meeting
District Judge Raymond R. Ryan of Silver City prepared the speech for the New Mexico Bar Association annual meeting in Albuquerque. Read in his absence due to illness by Judge C. J. Roberts, the address lauds a government of laws and liberty under the law, arguing for constitutional continuity amid calls for reform.
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Raymond R. Ryan
Silvercity
New Mexico Bar Association
Albuquerque
Ryan
C. J Roberts
Bar Association
Independent
The
New York
San Francisco
Charleston
Virden Crowned Garden Spot of This Country
County Commissioner C F Houlihan touts Virden district as the garden spot with 3800 acres of rich land. He irrigates from Sunset canal at 160 an acre, grows wheat alfalfa corn beans grapes and fruit trees with peaches renowned. He notes four to six alfalfa cuttings yearly and plans to trial Sweet Spanish onions next year.
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Virden
C. F. Houlihan
Frank
Gila
Houlihan
Sun-Kist
Keh Gila Valley
Lawyers From Deming Visit For Legal Business
Vaught and Watson and Mrs. Watson traveled from Deming on Monday to attend to legal matters.
Street official Harry McKeel gets added duties without pay rise
New Street Superintendent Harry McKeel has been appointed to serve as street superintendent alongside his current role as city marshal with no increase in compensation.
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Harry McKeel
Government of laws not of men, a recurring constitutional theme
The passage traces the origin of the maxim government of laws and not of men. It cites Massachusetts framers, Marbury v Madison, and the need for separation of powers to protect vested rights. It notes the role of courts in remedying rights and the potential dangers without clear division, with Silver City Independent indicating continuation next week.
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Massachusetts
Marbury
Madison
Marshall
United States
Justice of the Peace
Silver City
Baptist Meeting a Great Success
The Fifth Sunday meeting of the S. W. Baptist Association at the Baptist church closed last Sunday evening after a successful session. Visiting pastors Rev Campbell of Douglas Rev Job of Deming and Rev Stumph delivered strong messages. Mrs Siler of Deming led the women's division with inspiration. Rev J L Rupard received unstinted praise.
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S. W. Baptist Association
Baptist Church
Campbell
Douglas
Job
Deming
Stumph
Siler
J. L. Rupard
Whistlers Return to Marathon Texas After Visit
John Whistler and family return to Marathon Texas where a fine business awaits him. They are praised as mighty good citizens and will be missed by the town.
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John Whistler
Marathon
Texas
New Gas Machine At Scott Auto Company Unveiled
Scott Auto Company installs a Milwaukee air cooled gas pump described as a visible delivery machine of ingenious design and manufacture highlighting its modern gas handling capabilities.
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Scott Auto Company
No and T Club Event Led by Mrs Winslett
Mrs. Joe Winslett hosted the N. and T. Club Tuesday with special guests Mrs. John B. Crowell and Mrs. N. J. Scott attending.
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Joe Winslett
N. and
T. Club Tueday
John B. Crowell
N. J. Scott
S. and S. Club Welcomes New Members
Mrs Eddie Allen presided at the 8. and S. Club meeting yesterday with Mrs Kk M Fisher and Miss Wade B Smith welcomed as new members.
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Eddie Allen
Kk. M. Fisher
Mitt. Wade B Smith
Electa Club Plans Enchilada Dinner at Railroad Club
The Electa Club organizes a large enchilada dinner in the new Railroad Club building before Wade B. Smith moves in. The date is to be announced later, but patrons are urged to plan to attend.
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Electa Club
Railroad Club
Wade Wade B. Smith
New Ford Tours From Local Dealers Reported
New Ford touring cars purchased this week by G. W. Foreman of the Anita Copper Co. and Mrs. Harry Wacker through Scott Auto Co. reflect ongoing local uptake of the popular model.
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G. W. Foreman
Anita Copper Co
Harry Wacker
Scott Auto Co
Death of Pioneer Woman Mrs Eliza Costello
Aged pioneer Mrs Eliza Costello died Sunday evening and was laid to rest Monday afternoon. Funeral services were held at the Catholic church in Kew with Fr Power officiating. Heather Undertaking Co served as funeral director. The community remembers her as a much loved pioneer woman.
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Eliza Costello
Lordsburg
Kew
Power
Heather Undertaking Co
Arguments to Change Grazing Lease Rules in New Mexico
Santa Fe reports a push to urge the state land commissioner to alter grazing lease rulings. Critics say cutting future leases to three cents harms current holders amid drought and debt, reducing state revenues by about two-fifths and harming public schools and state institutions. Diamond No 1 near Aztec yields high grade oil at nine thousand barrels per day for two hours. The State Tribune sale to outside interests gives Albuquerque three daily papers, and locals claim no state daily is reader-supported. weeklies are deemed least influenced.
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Aztec
State Tribune
Albuquerque
the Tribune
Perrault Leases Manganese Properties for Rapid Development
J. G. Robin, a New York banker, Hume Frost, treasurer of the New Mexico Operating Co., and Alford Roos traveled from Silver City to announce that Perrault interests have secured a lease on manganese properties. They plan extensive development and expect shipping soon.
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J. G. Robin
N.Y
Hume Frost
The
New Mexico Operating Co
Alford Roos
Silver City
Knights of P Banquet Set With Speeches And Music
The Knights of P announce a banquet and joy night for Tuesday Oct 9 with speeches by John B Crowell A B Ownby R A McLeskey and honored guests Grand Senior Sylvia Kerr Grand Representative Bethel Fuller. Music provided by Mrs John B Crowell Mrs Claud Fuller Miss Mildred Clayton Mrs O Barnwell and Harry Hose. Folk dancing by June Barnwell with Willard K Holt as toastmaster. All Knights Sisters and friends invited.
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Jack Heather
R. B. Ownby
Joe Winslett
K. of P
John B. Crowell
A.B. Ownby
R.A. McLeskey
Sylvia Kerr
Bethel Fuller
Claud Fuller
Mildred Clayton
O. Barnwell
Harry Hose
June Barnwell
Willard K. Holt
Margurite Hancock Celebrates Tenth Birthday
Margurite Hancock marked her tenth birthday Saturday with a cheerful gathering of numerous friends. Eleanor Fuller Anita Brown Mary Brown Flora Barton Marylou Jordan Ethel Bartlett Marjorie Fairly Anna VY Burleson Josephine Pankey Lola Olney Beulah Olney Gracie Conner Louise Fisher Ruth Fisher attended. Mrs Hancock served cake and punch while gifts were opened.
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Margurite Hancock
Eleanor Fuller
Anita and
Mary Brown
Flora Barton
Marylou Jordan
Ethel Bartlett
Marjorie Fairly
Anna VY
Burleson
Josephine Pankey
Lola
Beulah Olney
Gracie Conner
Louise
Ruth Fisher
Mrs. Hancock
Pair City Couple Move Into Ball Residence in Lordsburg
C F Mallady a southwest salesman and his wife have relocated to the Ball residence and will make Lordsburg their home.
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C.F. Mallady
Southwest
Lordsburg
Hatten Studio in Deming Among State's Best
Hatten's photo studio in Deming is praised as one of the state's best and several Lordsburg residents affirm the quality. He plans a branch studio in Lordsburg soon.
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Hatten Studio
Deming
Geo, Hatten
Lordsburg
Curetons Head to Texas for Old Trailers Meeting
J. Cureton and his brother travel to San Antonio to join a gathering of the Old Trailers Association, a group of veteran cowmen. The piece recalls J. Cureton driving large cattle herds to California and facing hazardous Indian encounters, including a notable 1874 incident in which he killed a prominent chief and sustained serious injuries.
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W KE
J. €. Cureton
Cureton Brothers
San Antonio
Old ‘Trailers’ Association
California
Monument Man Here
Br. L. Wise of Atlanta marble and granite works visited yesterday. He has placed 20 memorials in Mountainview cemetery and has more fine monuments on the way.
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Br. L. Wise
Atlanta, Ga
Mountainview Cemetery
Church of Christ Services and Homecoming Rally Day
The Church of Christ led by T A Phillips lists Sunday services for Oct 7 1923 with Bible School at 10 am worship at 11 am and 7 30 pm The morning sermon titled A Love Letter to the Church Philippians 2 and the evening The Great Salvation Hebrews 2 1 4 are announced A Christian Endeavor session at 6 45 pm precedes the 7 30 pm service Next Sunday is Rally Day and Homecoming with departmental reports and a dinner after the worship service and business meeting to follow Come and eat and get better acquainted.
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Bible School
Douglas Boosters Escort Lordsburg in Cochise County Fair Preview
Fourteen Douglas boosters toured Lordsburg in a three-car motorcade, praised by Douglas Daily Dispatch editor F B Culver. The group surveyed routes to Steina and Bowie, praising the Southwest and promising a Cochise County Fair in Douglas from October 11 to 14 with a notable turnout and luncheon at Up-To Date cafe.
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Douglas
Cochise County
Lordsburg
Rodeo
F. B. Culver
Steina
Ron Simon
Bowie
Wall Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Chicago Board of Trade
Southwest
Douglas Chamber of Commerce
KL. A. Herring
Douglas Chamber
W. J. Keay
Coinessman
Percy Bowden
A. Overlock
John DB. Hart
W de H. Washington
Douglas Hardware Co
Jonas J. Wright
Prescott and Wright Grocery
F. Meguire
W. H. Fisher
Owl Drug Company
Albert Stacy
Bassett Lumber Company
Pred Garson
Darnhart and Carson Motor Company
Culver
Birth On No. 4 As Dr. Crocker Babysits
A passenger on train No. 4 from California attended Mrs. Tt. B. Hines of El Paso who gave birth to a baby son before the train reached Lordsburg. Dr. M. M. Crocker, 8, assisted during the journey.
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Dr. M. M. Crocker
Heon
California
Mra
Tt. B. Hines
el Paso
Lordsburg
Sime Named Hardware Manager at Lordsburg Mercantile
I J Sime of El Paso becomes hardware manager at Lordsburg Mercantile and is noted to have a mighty good hardware stock.
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I. J. Sime
Fl Paso
Lordsburg
Government land inspector surveys Santa Fe entries
H. L. Wilcox of Santa Fe from the Department of the Interior field service visited to review land entries and conduct official duties, reporting conditions in good shape yesterday.
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H. L. Wilcox
Santa Fe
Field Service
Dept. of the Interior
County Board Fixes Grant County Bonds With District Attorney
County commissioners met Monday and Tuesday and fixed up the Grant county bonds with the aid of District Attorney Fielder. They attended to considerable school matters.
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Grant County
Fielder
Big Benefit Dance at Eagle Drug Hall Friday Evening
The wire department hosts a benefit dance at the Eagle Drug hall on Friday evening. A colored jazz orchestra from Silver City will provide music, and all are invited to support the fire department fundraiser.
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Wire Department
Eagle Drug Hall
Silver City
Fire Department
Wilkinson and Carter Move to Hollew House Store
Wilkinson and Carter relocate stock into the Hollew House and prepare for a large business rush. They promise an attractive establishment and improved offerings for customers.
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Wilkinson & Carter Move
Wilkinson & Carter
Hollew House
Star Theatre Weekline Shows and Special Feature
Sunday October 7 present Out of Luck with Star Hoot Gibson. Monday October 8 Watch Your Step with 4 Goldwyn features. Tuesday and Wednesday October 9 and 10 World Applause with Star Bebe Daniels. Thursday and Friday October 14 and 15 The Young Rajah with Star Rodolfo Valentino. Saturday October 6 In the Days of Buffalo Bill and a two reel comedy All Over Twist.
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Hoot Gibson
Goldwyn
Bebe Daniels
Rodolfo Valentino
Buffalo Bill
Old Time Politics in Lordsburg Precinct
A parish-like report on Lordsburg precinct Democratic primaries with Mart Q. Hardin labeled as the circus hoop master. Delegates chosen include Oscar Allen and J B. Brown not on Hardin’s original ticket. machinery and crowd described as lively. Delegates from Southern Grant County listed for the convention. Mart eavelie rumored as a future candidate for sheriff.
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Lordsburg Democratic
Mart Q. Hardin
Thele
Pete” Chiawe
Matt Hardin
P. Tall
Mr. Hardin
Joe Olney
Brown
Hardin
Hardings
Oscar Allen
Ewon i
Ib W. Handall
McMeans
Nick Hughes, Jr
Stoward Bova
Grant County
Ted Hoek
W. le Turner
W A Wright
Gold Hill
Geo
Hornbrook
Miner J. W. Jackson
Lyving Garrett
Jobim
Cloverdale
J i
Morshead
Ben Robertson
Don HU
Kedzie
Mart Eavelie
Hemif
Lordsburg Tailor Shop Moves to Keppler Home
The Lordsburg tailor shop formerly run by Mrs. Whistler was taken over by Chas. B. Keppler and moved to his residence north of the Independent garage. Moody Rainbolt remains on staff as a skilled tailor, and the new shop will handle cleaning pressing and repairing with delivery service.
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Lordsburg
Mra. Whistler
Chas. B. Keppler
Moody Rainbolt
Ford price cut lowers to historic low, Scott Auto Go says
Scott Auto Go announces further Ford price cuts bringing prices to the lowest level in the Ford company history. Mr Scott told the Liberal this morning the dealer will handle all customers.
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Scott Auto Go
Ford Company
Scott
Hospital Notes Record Baby Boy Birth and Nurse’s Return
Lordsburg hospital reports Mrs. Dewey Cox presented her husband a fine baby boy on Tuesday night. Former head nurse Mrs. Cox is noted. Other patients include Mrs. Johnnie Jones recovering, L M Lynch visiting for medical treatment, Mrs. J Rh Fedrick for X ray, and Mrs. H O Johnson of Brockman here for major operation.
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Dewey Cox
Cox
Johnnie Jones
L. M. Lynch
J. Rh. Fedrick
H. O. Johnson
Brockman
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Judge R. R. Ryan
New Street
Baptist Meeting
Whistlers
S. and
S. Club
Enchilada Dinnada
Santa FE News
Perrault Operating
Manganese Property
Kk. OF
P. Banquet
Margurite
Church OF Christ
T. A. Phillips
Douglas Boosters
Govt
Star Theatre Program
Lordselag Tallon Shop
Lordsburg Hospital
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