Express Company Says Must Increase Rates
The American Railway Express Company plans to raise rates amid a nationwide effort to improve service. Agent W R Sears states gradual improvements will occur as unified, centralized operations enhance efficiency, though immediate gains are unlikely due to post merger readjustments.
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Willow's Treaty Stand Hit By Hoke Suite
Washington April 7. Senator Smith of Georgia advocates ratification of the peace treaty with reservations to protect American interests. He argues the treaty must be ratified now or the country remains at war and that Congress must retain discretion on reservation terms. He predicts stronger opposition to ratification without reservations and endorses the Massachusetts senator's substitute with Senate majority reservations.
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Election bond issue to fund Bernalillo county schools
A seventeen thousand dollar county bond plan is set for April 71 to complete and improve three Bernalillo district schools Ranchos de Albuquerque district 4 five thousand dollars Los Padillas district 6 six thousand dollars and Mountain View district 1 six thousand. Officials expect near unanimous support and bids will follow if approved. The De Luxe Cafe in Albuquerque announced by Alec Jones of Charlestown West Virginia will open soon with 15 thousand dollars spent on equipment and a 20 table and 300 stool lunch counter, with orchestra music on weekends. The Albuquerque Day Nursery becomes a city institution under Woman's Club trustees. Newman Nelson of Tucson arrives to organize Boy Scout troops with local and club support. Five Martines prisoners from the county jail were recaptured. others face trials. The Cham Tex de Bremmond Post plans a Monster Spring Carnival in Roswell May 6 7 and 8 to fund a home and clubhouse. Various local business and civic notes follow amid weather and railway updates.
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Las Cruces progress and road plans stir Mesilla Park area
Dona Ana graders test improving Mesilla Park to Las Cruces route while Craces yard changes aim to remove two crossings in the east. Local leaders urge a new west county road with county aid and subscriptions. Bond issue for a new Las Cruces high school draws strong support, and major local figures relocate to farms near Tar Cruces. Oil and gas prospects near Toyah Pecos field spur questions on best routes, with experts optimistic about the road’s existence and potential. An epidemic of smallpox prompts health measures, and plans for a Sanford hotel annex at Carlsbad move ahead with Amarillo architects.
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Craces
Esse
Tas Cruces
Carlsbad
C. Berry Company
Amarillo
Texas
Diptheria cases reported and deaths feared in Guadalupe
Guadalupe near McNeil cites numerous diphtheria cases and several deaths feared from the disease. Conditions in the community are described as grave as officials report ongoing transmission and risk to residents.
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PK. McNeil
Man Charged in Shooting of Mail Carrier in Quiet County
Grant Bo Wie was arrested after Shevill Casey testified last week he shot John Atten, a mail carrier, with a 38 caliber pistol wounding him in the thigh. Wie faces $4000 bail and faces indictments for a previous shooting of a man named Wright two years prior.
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Shevill Casey
John Atten
Wright
Liver City Enterprise
Federal Court Opens April Term With Grand Jury
The April term of the United States Court opened Monday morning with the empanelling of the grand jury. Members include Roy McDonald of Albuquerque James Abreu of Springer Pat Martinez of Tor de Brura W Bennett of Alamogordo Jacob Forber of Albuquerque Manuel Caratena Jake Levy Alfredo Ar San Marcial John Black Parakita San Rafael Pablo Pace Santa Rosa Thomas Wilson Santa Fe and Sam Stevens Al-Manguerane. Civil and criminal docket items listed for April include cases against Maxwell Irrigation & Land Company and various defendants for damages and liquor charges. The report notes women arriving at the end of the country club.
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Erand
Roy McDonald
Albuquerque
James Abreu
Springer
Pat Martinez
Tordebura
Th Hardin
Levington
W. Bennett
Alamogordo
Jacob Forber
Manuel Caratena
Jake Levy
Santa Hennett
Airf
Albuquerques
Alfredo Ar
San Marcial
John Becke
Frank Coulthard
Santa Alontoya
C. M
John Black
Paraditta
San Rafael
Piblo Pace
Santa Rova
Thomas Wilson
Santa Fe
Sam Stevens
Twitchell Chosen Santa Fe Chamber Leader for Year
The Santa Fe Chamber of Commerce elected Col. Ralph Twitchell as president for the coming year praising his boosters to advance the town. Acting Governor Pankey pardoned Earl Frown, 17, from reform school for larceny with a 19 year sentence adjusted to probation and parole considerations.
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Earl Frown
Reform School
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Sol
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Knights of Columbus Initiation April In Roswell
The Knights of Columbus U council initiates a class of 25 or 75 members on the 18th and 25th of April as it expands across New Mexico. The order, now over 650000 strong, marks rapid growth and places the Roswell council as a developing center in the state.
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Knights of
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Roswed
Las Vegas Eyes New Hotel As Stock Sells On Banquet Night
Las Vegas business leaders at Castaneda banquet subscribed 25 700 dollars in stock to back a proposed two story hotel with about 50 rooms and store rooms. The plan includes converting the current Central hotel into an annex and securing additional funds to complete construction.
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Toneda
Flint
Las Vegas Optic
Colfax Proemere John Little Found Dead at Ranch
John Little seven years old of Colfax county was found dead in his bed at the Hixenbaugh ranch near Colmar Thursday morning Sheriff Abe Hirenbaugh reported. Little lived alone on the ranch and death, likely from heart failure, left him two days undiscovered. Funeral services and interment occurred at Springer. He leaves a son George Little of Bator and a daughter in Denver.
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Hixenbaugh Ranch
Colmar
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Springer
Red Cross committee hires six month public health nurse
An executive Red Cross committee in Clovis approves HOOD for six months to staff a public health nurse position. The move follows training of community workers and relies on figures provided by the Clovis Journal. District meetings in Roswell and Artesia discussed expansion and staffing.
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Vince Oaeue
Parse
Ariens Sarof
Roswel N.S. West
Hagerman
Martin Yates
Artesia
W P McItwais
Cartsbag
Land sale and local notes from Carlstadt and surrounding area
Thomas Sandham of Benevue Ohio sold 120 acres of land near Day McCauthes. Fagle Minune Co. lines were sold at nearly $200 per acre to Artevia parties during a Junior football stand period. Land ownership changes and local harvests are noted, with mentions of Carlsbad, Southwester, and county officials. The article records multiple property transactions, bee-keeping notes, and a breakfast meeting of the association.
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Aite
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Fagle Minune Co
Artevia
Stadham Kasimioe
Sam Killebrew
Local Resident Dies as Car Topples on Nogal Hill
An elderly man near Capitan, nearly 100, was killed when a car overturned while racing to reach his destination before his death. Roy Skinner and Fred Latene aided occupants, none severely injured. The crash occurred on Nogal Hill as the auto skidded and turned over. The article also notes other local figures and a cattle sale by the Coritore Live Stock company.
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Crietotet Chaver
Capitan
Mr. Chaver
Roy Skinner
Fred Latene
Trio of Mexican and other men held for large cash jewel theft
Two Mexicans, a man identified as Bud die Nesbitt, and a third suspect are jailed awaiting grand jury indictment for a theft involving a large sum in jewels from a wholesale house. Victims suffered severe injuries from the same night assault while authorities describe a wide-ranging case tied to interstate travel and narcotics.
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Samon Ramirez
S| Gerela
Buddie Nesbitt
Fayse 9
McKinley feats halt town caving archinery delay
A Thursday week note reports that McKinley related caving machinery work in town was interrupted delaying paving. The stoppage prevents progress, with paving to start later once operations resume. Local Giltep News notes the setback and upcoming plans.
Late Jaco Re story outlines federal efforts
The faded clipping hints at a stalled case or incident involving Jaco Re and alleged hacking, noting ongoing federal service involvement. Details are incomplete, but the federal agencies’ actions are emphasized as pivotal to the outcome and continued discussion on page ten.
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