Capital City News In Brief Nera and Personal
Robert Ht Crews, recently re signed as assistant attorney general, now practices law in Tl Paso. W N Townsend leaves for Hot Springs for health, and FH Waser tft travels to Rat on and northern points for educational responsibility. Ritosch Sorter named state banker examiner now state mininger for Union Central Life in Rat on. James Seligman returns to Columbus to assist New Mexico boys. Mrs Thatins Hughes arrives from Ratenerae to serve as matron at the Peedentiary. Clarence J Roberts and George M Kincell recover from illness and expect to resume work soon. Lothario Gonzales visits Record office. Gow witnesses movement in Gallup cases. Judge Toombs returns from legislature. cement wall work noted. Gov Tearsey to speak at men’s meeting in Albuquerque on April 18. Benning arranges musical program. McGhee, ex-Roswell aide, in Roswell finalizing move to Capital City. Selemie and WF Willowstiy plan law practice near land office. Totinson from Farmington visits Santa Fe region. plans to return to Meta for cattle ranching. Robert Prewitt, longtime finance officer, to retire. family to settle in Valencia county for cattle ranching. Scottish Rite Masons depart for Maundy Thursday events across the state.
Santa Fe Elks Lodge Votes for National War Unity
Santa Fe Lodge No. 460 Elks met April 4 1917 and adopted resolutions praising the President and Congress for wartime leadership. The gathering followed a “Smoker” and banquet as members expressed loyalty to the flag and readiness to aid in the crisis.
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Oeal
U.S. Senate
Santa Fe
N. M
United States
Washington, D.C
Santa Fe Lodge
Evks
Congress
Howard Rightor
New Orleans
Santa Fe School Election Defeats Bonds
The proposition to issue 25,000 in bonds to complete Sena High School building was defeated by a small margin on Tuesday. The field’s only ticket representing all parties was elected. new members are Hon. T. R. Catron, Mrs. E. P. Davies, Jana Mr. Marcelino Garcia.
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Sena
T. R. Catron
E. P. Davies
Marcelino Garcia
Tart
Albuquerque
Catron Selmnor
Tocal Lodge
Hilks
Todge
Rousing Patriotic Meeting Decides To Sell Defense Measures
A crowded court house assembly heard speeches by local dignitaries including Chief Justice RH. Hanna and Col. EC Abbott. Resolutions urged the governor to call a special session to enable use of the national defense act and a seven member committee to organize city county and state defense with leaders named and authority sought from the governor.
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Court House
Ve Colvoy
RH. Hanna
EC Abbott
AB. Renehan
George W. Prichard
Sena
Ashley Pond
Bom
New
Congress
Santa Fe
Chamber of Commerce
Orce
Don't-You Worry Town and Santa Fe Society Notes
In this charming piece from Santa Fe, residents anticipate arrival of Companies KE and F from the border, with a grand reception at Albuquerque and a ball planned. The text mingles civic life, church events, charity teas, and social club activity, highlighting Easter plans, bridge gatherings, and wardenships while honoring local veterans and families.
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Santa Fe
Alhamerque
F. Bartlett
D. D
Miss Elizabeth Garrett Hosts Evening in Las Cruces
Miss Elizabeth Garrett of Las Cruces, a noted vocalist and composer, was entertained by Mr. Lucius Dills. Mrs Rufus J. Paten travelled to Denver to visit her sister Mrs. Edward McLean for several weeks, with plans to rest and reflect amidst the calm of a starlit evening.
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Elizabeth Garrett
Las Cruces
Lucius Dills
Rufus J. Paten
Denver
Edward McLean
Woman serves as first female election judge in New Mexico
In Albuquerque on Tuesday Mrs A A Moore led a Fourth ward polling place at city hall as the first woman election judge in the state's history. She worked alongside polling clerk Miss Virginia Tan in a masculine atmosphere amid election duties and community scrutiny.
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New Mexico
Albuquerque
A A Moore
Fourth Ward
Virginia Tan
New Mexico State Record Ownership Filing Examined
A notary confirms the New Mexico State Record publication details under the 1912 act. It lists mass publishing company Santa Fe as publisher and editor roles held by Frank Stypli, with managing editor and staff names, and notes security holders including Linotype Company and American Type Foundry among others.
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Congress
New Mexico
Santa FE
Eiitar
New “Mexico
Itres
State Publishing Company
Frank Stypli
Wig
Omensares Jas
A. Baird
Pankey
Lamy
Clancy
Attuquerane
Nsm
D. Murray
Merweniister Linotype Company
Newvant Sclty
W. L. Packard
Geneva
New York
Sis
Life and duty inspire noble deeds and progress
The passage exhorts living for others and contributing to society to find true happiness. It asserts that fulfilling duties and aiding others elevates homes and hearts, while selfish living yields no real happiness, aligning with a moral law that personal joy grows with service to fellow beings.
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Everyon
Ky. S. R. Buletin
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HH Hanna NM
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Edward R. Wright
Spits
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WFIE
Edwards & M’fie
Attorneys-At-Law
Corner Palace
Washington Ave
Nora E. Summers
Capital City Bank
Kayne
Chase & Sanborn
Hunt Brothers
California
BOSS
Nta
K. W
Santa FE Water & Light CO
Hayward
Capital Coal Yard
Cerrillos
Madrid
G. A. Bishop & CO
Slife Insurance
Cueros
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Santa Fe Iron and Metal Yard Co
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