Political ambitions loom in New Mexico campaign
A flood of candidate chatter surfaces as party leaders consider governorship, senate and congressional chances. Names like Fall, Pankey, Larrazola, Way, Konault, Muller, Hughes, Veeder, Walters, Lucero, Patton and more swirl amid hints of convention sites, a looming campaign tone, and talks of statewide lemmings toward Albuquerque. The piece notes parties eye a clean race with strategic candidate support and upcoming public flag-raising plans.
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A. B. Fall
Benjamin F. Pankey
Larrazola
J. Ho Way
Ted Konault
1Oom
Fred Muller
Uvid
Thomas Hughes
W E Fney
Ce Q Lion
Edgwin F Coard
Commission
Nathan Jaffa
Dave
Elmer FE Verder
West Las Vegas
Oheus Andros
New Mexico
Veeder
Jones
Hll
Treacher
Antonio Lucero
Waliyn
Richardson
Alphonse
Uf Walton
Lucero
New Yor
Mr Manga
Tirancia
Felix Garcia
Harry Pattoh
Adolph Hill
Hill
Tuan J. Duran
Union County
Albuquerque
Holm
O. Bursum
W. H. Gillenwater
Arthur Seligman
Practical Education Opportunity At Low Cost For Students
A historical notice urges maximized use of available practical education opportunities. It emphasizes the program is affordable and accessible, offering training at a smaller cost than other options in the United States, highlighting the value of hands on instruction locally. The quotation underscores education as a vital asset for learners seeking cost effective training.
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United States
Montoya Seeks Santa Fe Sheriff Nomination
Henry Montoya of Madrid announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Santa Fe County Sheriff. He has not held county office, but brings experience from the Reclamation Service project at Elephant Butte, mining work in Sonora and Albuquerque, and is currently in Madrid’s mining business. He is a Santa Fe native familiar with county needs.
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Henry
Highway Work Program Set By Sata Fe County
Sata Fe county commissioners allocate 5000 for state aided road work between Tesuque and Pojuaque with immediate start from Tinian School to Bajada hill. Gravel surface project funded by state and county. May cost numbers aided to highway department forey. State Engineer James A French returns after inspecting southern counties road projects.
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Tesuque
Pojuaque
Tinian School
Sitle
Bajada Hill
A. May
Highway Department Forey
Charles
Buckinan Bridge
James A French
La Luz water survey case adjucated in district court
District Judge Edward J. Medier ruled last week on the La Luz water survey controversy. The state will cover one fourth of the survey cost with three eighths paid by the NAFTA and other defendants based on acreage served by the distributing system. The article also notes a historic channel restoration in Chicago and various renovations to a series of structures and murals, with no unusual merit added.
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la Luz
Mamoxorit
Ntft
AL J Patlor
Masmogorden Iprovement Co
George Hepier
Chicago
State Boys Start August 5 for Camp Cod
Draft call No 977 orders 200 New Mexicans to entrain for Camp Funston between August 5 and 9 for general military service. The unit draws from seven counties including Curry Roosevelt Grant San Miguel Clayton and others with ten to twenty men per county. Colored men from New Mexico are also ordered to Camp Funston under the same draft call with transfers noted.
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America
Mexica
Ervice
Coveral
Curry
Tilly
Roosevelt
Grant
San Miguel
Clayton
New, Mexico
Funston
Bernalillo
Chaves
Colfax
Eddy
Lincoln
McKinley
Mora
Otero
Rio Arriba
Santa Fe
Union
El Rito Normal Board Endows 20 Scholarships
El Rito normal school board approved twenty scholarships for Spanish American pupils above seventh grade. Beneficiaries must render services to the school, replacing financial aid. The board also adopted resolutions to raise scholastic standards and reelected Roscoe Hill as president. Plans for campus beautification including trees and shrubs were outlined.
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el Rito Normal School
A.B. Renehan
Roscoe Hill
How Congress Is Divided In 65th Year Its Parties Split
Washington July 31 Republicans and Democrats in the 65th Congress reflect a shifting balance. The House shows mixed party labels with several crossovers on organization votes while the Senate leans Republican but with several Democratic strength points. Vacancies exist in New Jersey Ohio and Wisconsin. The piece traces past Congress alignments and notes party hopes for upcoming elections.
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Tis Republican Publicity Association
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State University to Offer Military Course
The University of New Mexico at Albuquerque plans to open a concentration in military training this fall aimed at preparing students for government service. A detailed instructor, and staff members from the faculty, including Trooper V. of the army, are assigned. Registrants in the four-year program have completed their studies and are in line for appointment.
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New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanics Arts
Dr Crile
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Agricultural Coeves
University of New Mexico At
Albuanergie
Presidio
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Felco
Dent Boyd
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Om Crudiation
La Bajada Hill Cured Of Bad Curves Plan
A contracted crew halted work after traffic on La Bajada Hill caused a breakdown and injuries. Foreman and inspectors discuss repairs and safety measures as crews prepare to resume with continued reconservation efforts and plans for a second phase.
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LA Bajada Hill
90 Percent of Savings Stamps Quota Not Sold
In New Mexico the savings stamps quota remains largely unsold with only about 10 percent purchased. The rest must be met in the final six months as war bond demands grow. Workers face the task as authorities urge more participation.
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Tate
New Mexico
Fas
Anticonscription Conference Confusion in Dublin
The Anticonscription Conference in Dublin asks President Wilson to make the world safe for Ireland but is seen as misunderstanding its aims. The New York World notes the group seems to seek safety for Ireland by aiding Germany in effect.
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Wilson
Ireland
New York
New York Democrats at State Convention Repudiate Hearst
The New York state Democratic convention in Saratoga Springs adopted a resolution denouncing Hearst as an enemy of the country and vowing loyalty to the war effort. Judge Samuel Sea introduced the measure, and a near unanimous vote followed, with Sea stating the aim was to repudiate Hearst. The next day Hearst pledged to run elsewhere, not governor.
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Belgium
Lusitania
Democratic Party
Saratoga
Springs
New York
Samuel Seaformer
Court of Appeals
Hearst
Go Ernor
Wilson
Merchants Advised To Reduce Christmas Orders
Government warns merchants in New Mesa to curb Christmas purchases to ease economic strain and conserve transportation and other resources. National Defense Council and state defense commission urge restraint to prevent shortages and support nationwide stability.
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Council of National Defense
New Mesa Council of
Coutheil
Salvation Army Drive Tops State Totals in Reno District
Reports from Santa Fe San Juan Curry and Geant counties show Salvation Army drive progress with daily additions at the Santa Ve Tank Aton quarterly meeting belt. In a church conference at St John's, Dr Alonzo Bright Heliverola addressed the pulpit and Wok Rocker spoke as officers were elected for the coming year. Governor Lindsey warned New Mexico residents against pro German bond schemes seeking to devalue Liberty bonds.
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Visiemon
Salvation Army
Santa Re
Nematitio San Juan
Curry
Geant Countie
Aton
Michonts of
Los District
Sentomben
Alonzo Bright
W. E. Landsey
New Mexico
New Mexico Camp Plans Add Two Or Three Buildings
Camp Cody in New Mexico hosts fifty secretaries and plans to erect two or three new buildings. The camp shows strong professional and amateur talent among troops and features exceptional music directed by capable leaders.
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Camp Cody
Mergetic Y. M. . A. Cecretaire
Hearst Pursues New Mexico State Defense Council
Hearst presses federal courts to address alleged wrongdoing by state defense members. Francie Wilson acts as Hearst’s attorney. Neblett seeks immediate relief to bar the defense council from actions. Charles Springer denounces the move and vows no compromise with Hearst forces as hearings loom in August.
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Marac
Deefense
Comedl
Francie Wilson Atteing
Neblett
Charles Springer
State Council of Defense
Springer
Jane
State Council
James
Shellie
Railroad Shop Workers Win Major Pay Increase
Washington July 24 The director general announces an eight cent to eighteen cent per hour wage rise for railroad shop men retroactive to January 1 1918. The raise covers about half a million workers across the shops with eight hour days time and one half overtime Sundays and specified holidays. Foremen and skilled workers gain more with hourly and monthly supplements and back pay to be issued as funds allow.
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