Distribution of Trucks by Highway Department
Washington reports Mondell figures show administration seeks vastly more funds for government operations in 1920. The Kahn Bill enables state highway use of surplus trucks. New Mexico plans to distribute trucks to municipalities and institutions, with $5,000 life rental per truck, applications due by May 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frank W. Mondell
House
Railroad Administration
Department of the Interior
Claude Itchin
Reed Suot
Tment of Agriculture
New Mexico
Las Lunas
Las Cruces
Th Velie
War Department
Highway Commission
L. A. Gillett
Salvation Army Announces Relief Efforts in New Mexico
The Salvation Army reports over 150 delinquent cases removed from New Mexico, more than 50 men and boys reached by industrial schools, and a state-wide program to fund and spend money locally. New Mexico leads in the new organized relief program with Roswell Deming and Albuquerque tasked to raise one third of the statewide budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexco
Salvation Army
New Mexico
Roswell
Deming
Albuquerque
School of Mines picks faculty for coming year
At the regular annual meeting the New Mersey State School of Mines regents elected the same faculty as last year with one addition Prof Paul Funderhide as assistant professor of civil engineering. New chair of mining flaw created and Matt Fowler to deliver 32 lectures in the second semester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Regents
New Mersey State School of Mines
Paul Funderhide
A. X. Imtinski
F. H. Welly
R. H H. Reece
A. M. Devervind
B. J. Snyder
W. D. Reyolds
Henry Cook
Matt Fowler
Blancett Loses Appeal Before U S Supreme Court
The U S Supreme Court on Monday dismissed the appeal of F W Blancett convicted in Santa Fe county three years ago of Clyde Armour's murder. The case returns to New Mexico Supreme Court which must set an execution date. A rehearing is unlikely and commutation to life imprisonment appears doubtful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of the United States
F. W. Blancett
Santa Fe
Clyde D. Armour
Supreme Court of New Mexico
Women Still Have Three Possibilities In Connecticut
The piece notes Governor Holcomb’s refusal to call a special session for ratification, while urging action from Republicans. It also mentions Vermont as a potential option with an anti-suffrage governor, North Carolina’s May legislative session, and general support for ratification from governors and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Holcomb
Republican State Committee
Vermont
North Carolina
Overall Club Organized Denim Now The Style
The Club of the Capital held its first meeting at the Capitol building on Monday evening and declared a boycott and a strike to lower prices. About 73 members signed the charter list, including members of the Supreme Court and nearly all New Mexico state officials, signaling a nationwide push if city to city action follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital
Capitol
Supreme Court
New Mexico
New Mexico Game Protective Association Holds 3rd Convention
The New Mexico Game Protective Association met in Santa Fe for a two day session to strengthen state game laws and discuss better protection for game. Delegates from local tame associations attended while Hugh L. Hodge of Silver City presided. The meeting noted fifty small tracts of land offered for sale by the Commission of Public Lands with tracts in Quay Guadalupe Santa Fe and other counties scheduled for July 7 to July 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico Game Protective Association
Santa Fe Game Protective Association
New Mexico
Hugh L. Hodge
Silver City
Capital City
Paul
Quay County
Guadalupe County
President consent tied to future wars statement
A political remark argues the nation cannot exit the current war with the President's consent unless it also commits to joining any future wars started anywhere in the world. The statement reflects debate over executive power and military engagement.
Thoreau Townsite gains momentum in New Mexico
J F Branson and partners promote Thoreau New Mexico as a growing townsite on the Santa Fe line in Kinley County. Promoters Sears Witcher Lovder Cathoon emphasize westward development, timber belt access, and potential mining and farming opportunities near Seven Lakes oil field and Crown Point agencies.
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Thoreas
New Mexico
Thoreau
M. Kinley
Santa Fe
J. F. Branson
Ledacres
Dedman
Grenville
Des Mivines
Colorata
Char J. F F. Branson
Des Moines
W. G. Sears
Branson Helt
Sears
Twitive
Otter
Shatinek
Es Moines
Branson
R. Witcher
C. E. Lovder
M. S Cathoon
Oklahoma
Dew Moines
Seven Lakes
Tadian
Crown
New Mevien
Zuni
Ote
Thorran
Gytinp
Mhoques
Cane
Coyotes and fur trade figures in Eddy county
Five thousand coyotes valued at eight dollars each helped drive a winter fur trade in Eddy county. Pecos Valley Hide and Fur Company purchased most of the skins. Sam Moskin also bought heavily, with season totals not fully available. Approximately twenty five hundred coyotes were trapped in Eddy county alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlsbad
Pecos
Eddy County
Printer leaves third of $125 estate to Salvation Army
Charles B. Ferrin president of Out West Printing Co files will naming the Salvation Army as one third of the estate residue valued between 100000 and 125. The will also leaves gifts to every employer and employee of the Out West Printing Co with amounts ranging from 100 to 3.00 in a gesture attributed to the Salvation Army's impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Salvation Army
Charles B. Ferrin
Out West Printing Company
Wr. Ferrin
New Mexico News Review reports reopenings and sales
The Rio Grande Industrial school near Alcoater will reopen in September after a year’s closure with Otto Seheibe of Pittsburg as superintendent. McKinley Lumber plans restart by month end after logging delays in the Zuni mountains. Istor Armijo sold 4,000 ewes to Trinidad district buyers for about 75,000 dollars as he retires from the sheep trade. First Presbyterian church of Albuquerque backs a 25 dollar campaign to enlarge and improve the church, with a past commitment of 10,090 dollars and a resumed remodeling effort. Italians in Albuquerque present a 100 dollar gift to the J. G. Gould day nursery, raised during Easter week by a dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Grande
Congregational Essional Institution
Alcoaterque
Otto Seheibe
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Istor Armijo
Eliceo Toner
Marcaria Chaves
Trinidad
Colorado
Arceville
Valerie Antes
Sans Toval
First Presbyterian Church of
Albuenerque
Norbechi
Mex
A. Lencioni
McGordon
Ginetta
Roswell Rotary Club Elects Officers and Charter Members
The Rotary Club of Roswell formally organized elects Clark Dilley as president Fred Yean vice president, All M Einhart treasurer with a board including C M Bi Yean 0 W White and H B Smart. Charter members listed include O H Smith C Dilley 3rd Miller C M Proit and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club of
Roswell
Alhaquerqie
Clark Dilley
Fred Yean
M. Einhart
Seer Treas
Austin
Dilley
C M. Bi
Yean
W. White
H. B. Smart
Tencheon
O. H Smith
Chirk Diltey
Milter C. M Proit
J. H. Smurl
J. C. Carle
C. A. McNaltey
Ray Wagoner
F Yeuw
Robert Ket Hin
Ow, Wabte
EJ. Williams Wilt Robinson
C. E. Mason
de N ‘Ope
Claude Hobbs
Col. di Ww. Willson
Claude Simmvon
T. H. Roswell
Miner Padilla Eyes Steady Ore Shipments to BD Paso
Padilla, an experienced miner, plans to ship two or three cars of ore weekly from his new operations at Rebutia to the BD Paso smelter after a recent looting incident. George Fletcher of Fletcher’s meat market installs a modern refrigerating plant praised as among the region’s best, featuring a cylinder condenser and roof ventilation system. Roswell News reports on the developments and local business improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebutia
Huele
Padilla
Paso
Silver City Enterprise
George Fletcher
Fletcher Meat Market
New Mexico
Consinetim
Roswell
Colfax Sheriff Seizes Man Wanted in Berryville Arkansas
Sheriff Charles Thacker of Colfax arresting P. O. Myers on bond jumping charges in Berryville Arkansas. Myers allegedly used an alias and dealt in real estate and autos. held in city jail awaiting Arkansas arrival as officers confirm agreement to extradite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Thacker
P. O. Myers
Berryville
Arkansas
Carroll County
Arkanes
Colfax
Myers
Harp
Autolmo
Shires
Local notes on farming and community in New Mexico
CURRY Rev R TB Freeman left Clovis for Meshatist Church Exit to aid the erecting of a new $75 000 hutch building for Clavie. Alfalfa is growing well and fruit crops see limited progress. Hope Press reports potential drilling deal near Hope with Roswell. Williams family relocates from Lordsburg to the Valley seeking a new home near Mrs Will Magby. Blue Springs ranch plans include 150 acres cotton extended corn and maize and 100 acres alfalfa with 500 cattle and eight tenants. Several property improvements ongoing in La Huerta and Carlsbad area. American Legion aims to fix club rooms in Carlsbad Armory basement at about $94.
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R. TB. Freeman
Clovis
Lucky
Meshatist Church
Hutch
Clavie
J. 4
Williams
Lordsburg
Will Magby
Hell Stroher
Voy Canyon
Ant
Blue Springs Ranch
Ihis Sammee
A. Falke
Bryan Madgett Post
American Legion
Carlsbad
Legion
Lincoln city notes and business updates in county report
Lincoln reports award of cont rant to install twenty two electric lights on six principal streets and notes 100 watt pipes burning all night. Carlstadt firms Swigart Praetor buy frontage north of Masotic build. Clovis flour mill runs daily and a new city directory, 246 pages, publishes by E C Eastin. Lambing camps show high twin births on Crooked Creek with Mayberry Bond starting lambing. wheat held firm despite winds and pending rain.
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George J. Dingwall
George T. McQuillen
Curtizoro
Swigart
Praetor
Carlstadt
Ruitloss
Clovis
E. C. Eastin
Chamber of Commerce
Govis News
Crooked Creek
Mayberry Bond
De Baca Spaulding Dome Oil Drilling Advances Reported
The Spaulding Dome Oil Company well 22 miles north of town is completed with wet machinery and awaits drilling tools en route. A two ton truck shuttles supplies between town and the well, as a Fort Sumner Leader note mentions progress and logistics.
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Spaulding Dome Oil Company
Terrick
Val
Fort Sumner
Hidalgo County Creamery Promises Wide Hidalgo Project
G G Allen manager of Vale Creamery Wilcox plans to supply Hidalgo merchants with high grade butter and pay top prices for Hidalgo cream. County residents aim to engage the government in irrigation to store Gil tives water and reclaim dry land in New Mexico and Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. Allen
Valeey Creamery Company
Wilcox
Lorda
Allen
Hidalgo County
Governent Ip
Gil Tive Cr
New Meaion
Arizona
Local School Building Contract Pursued for New Term
Contractor Lea T A Brown announces plans to erect a new school building. The project aims to be completed in time for the upcoming school term, ensuring students have access to the upgraded facilities. Lovinge on Les.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Brown
Lovinge
Les
Hereford bulls boost Pitts and Fos te Cattle Company herd
Five Hereford bulls arriving for Pitts and Fos te Cattle Company of Gila mark a new era in range breeding. The shipment from northern New Mexico includes 75 calves under a year old, all pedigreed, to be used for range or breeding purposes. A mining revival also begins as ore is being extracted from Ruby flat near Hurley in Lone Mountain district, with Julian Padi Neo owning a property nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitts Amd
Cattle Company of
Gila
Raeng Ta
Grant County
Ruby Flat
Hurley
Lone, Mountass
Julian Padi Neo
Keser Cn
Guard at distant well fires on bandit at border
LUNA Spencer of Vale reyon Company on guard duty miles southeast of Columbum shot at a Mexican bandit who led the bandit's horse away. The robber cut the wire fence on the Bob and fled after a late chase to the border. The bandit escaped. a dead horse was found later on the Mexican side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Valereyon Company
Columbum
Columbus
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School OF Mines
Blancett
Game Association
L. A
NEW Mexico News Review
Bernalillo
McLintey Land and Lumber Company Aay
Zuni Mountains
Frank Talmadge
Carnegie Library
Carl E. Kiefer
F. Patterson
J. G. Osburn
Frank Talmadie
Laura Lines
Lindsay Shelby
Charles T. Cox
1A. C. Elyine
N. J. Mammel
R. D. Bowers
S.A. Peterson
Miller Brothers
Rawlins
Gerhards
Gerhardt
Dona Ana
EF. A. Anthony
Crec
Silverly
Santa Ria Dey
Charles Step Vin Tostey
Gen
Mr. Anthony
Lane
State Highway Departe
Las Cruces Republic
Sie
Fedge
Teschers
Bui
Morgan Sullivan
Bo OF
Pareterson
Bicyele Sho
Raton
C. B. Kohlhausen
Meicine
Kohlhausen
State Medical Board
Raw
Lester
Pheter-Dodge Company
Dawson
Peter
Martin Peryard Sr
A. J. Reed
Daniel Villa
Mike Briggi
Joe Kriegiel
AML
Fiers
Fermers
Hope OU
Cas Company
Hope
Hope Press
Suses
Momer King
Hingatows
CC. Sikes
Manga Tow
J. F. Farrel
la Huerta
Walter O'Chesky
Arcadia
Star Livery
Barnae Flowers
la Stetson
J. Farren
Artsbad Ane
Lincoln
Lincoln Brothers
Murray
Arte
Murray Confee
Cramer Mill & Elevators Co
Carl Gerrardt
R. E. Rawlins
J. J. Cark
Artesia
G. R. Bralnard
South Roselawn
Carle
Milton Davis
White Mountain
Carrizoza News
Whmanserr
Avidian
Milly
Fie
Raiders
Arena
Timberly
Ford
Carrierozo Outlook
Hidalgo
Lordsburg Hospital
Lea
Grant
Luna
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