New Mexico State Record on Public Economy and Apportionment
The New Mexico State Record reports on Democratic administration adopting efficiency measures under Republican pressure. It details surplus sale of army cans and meat, costs, and the impact on prices abroad and at home. It notes reductions in war time forces, budget constraints, and ongoing debates over federal appropriations and representation in Congress. The piece discusses population trends and a forthcoming apportionment bill based on Census estimates.
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Republican Congress
War Department
Morthe
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Congress
Asnilahte Vt
Depiert
Empley Wenal
Pesidentis
Pominarion
Geeral Falmer
Beachine Capa
House
Republican Reductions and Cost of Living Debate
Fragmented account of Republican critiques of government expenditures and living costs. Cites Frank W. Mondell and party claims on appropriations, railways expenses, and the Democrats in power. Mentions labor cost increases and Roosevelt nomination comments with ambivalent convention remarks.
Political party division on suffrage amendment debate
The piece notes Republicans and Democrats split over the suffrage amendment with six states rejecting it all under Democratic control. It criticizes party stances and cites Burleson ordering postmasters to refrain from political activity amid campaign. It references the San Francisco Journal and broad partisan commentary on restoring the country to stable governance.
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United States Senate
House of Representatives
Burleson
San Francisco
Troop B First New Mexico Cavalry Musters in Carlsbad
Carlsbad residents gathered Wednesday night to witness the inspection and mustering of Troop B, First New Mexico Cavalry at the Armor. A band concert preceded the event, Lt. Col. (US Army) inspected and administered the oath, and three officers joined the troop. Drill plans and pay scales were outlined, with stables site undecided and horse-care duties assigned to five men. Ice cream, cake, and a dance followed the ceremony, as townspeople noted the strong local turnout and the unit’s promising readiness.
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Carlsbad
First
New Mexico Cavalry
United States Army
Foly County
West
Carlehai
Notice of probate for Nancy Aton deeded estate
The notice states that on the 12th day of some month in 19, the executrix was appointed to probate the will of Nancy Aton, deceased. All persons with claims against the estate must file them in the manner and time prescribed by law, with dates indicating July 16, 1920, and August 4, 19. The wording is garbled but indicates standard probate filing requirements.
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Mitchell Patines
Department of Labor
Jo Bernate
Cox
Harding
Fantier
Thornton
Nancy Aton
Guardian seeks discharge in Santa Fe probate court
In the matter of the guardianship of Sicarin Gonzales a minor, guardian Sicarin Gonzales files final report and application for discharge. The discharge hearing is set in Santa Fe County Probate Court on September 6 1920 at 10 am. Objections may be filed. Guardian’s attorney Davies Exq. Santa Fe New Mexico. First July 16 1990 Last publication August 6 1920.
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Gerk and Pinificie
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Mmner
Jone X
Maree
Davies
Santa Fi
Jon
Scenic loop planned through New Mexico and Texas by Clovis Chamber
The Clovis Chamber of Commerce plans a scenic loop tour routing tourists from Clovis through Abo Pass Fort Sumner Santa Rosa Las Vegas Albuquerque Isleta Belen and Santa Fe then back via Vaughn Encino and Fort Sumner. A Texas loop by similar design is being prepared to attract winter visitors.
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New Mexico
Texas
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Chambers of Commerce
State Capitol
Austin
Houston
Galveston
San Angelo
Midland
Lubbock
Roy school board contracts-buildings for term rooms
The Roy school board hires Thomas McGrath to occupy the ground floor of the Trinidad Lucero building for six classrooms this winter. Rent is 10000 per month. The board also buys 180 desks and seats from Peabody of Topeka. The Roy well reaches 1200 feet with water anticipated soon. Elevator foundations are underway as concrete work nears completion.
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Thos. McGrath
Trinidad Lucero
Peabody
Topeka
Kansas
Forest Supervisor reports good range and bean prospects
Otero Forest Supervisor Arthur returns from the Gallisag and White Mountain Districts reporting better than average range conditions and strong prospects for dry farmers with 210 to 400 acres in beans. He notes North Eagle Creek trail repairs and Alto Eagle Creek road work near completion this week. Lumberman Strickland plans wrecking of Clonderes Ranger station and erection of two modern quarters at High Roll Plane. Inspector Hunter cites Hueco shipments and a cattle move to Texas.
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Gallisag
White Mountain
North Eagle Creek
Alto-Eagle Creek
Strickland
Cloudcroft
Aranne
Clonderes
Alemoporde
Boys and Girls Club leader expands livestock program
Paso-Alamogordo Clouder of C. C. Head, leader of the Boys and Girls Club, reports fifteen more fine Poland China and Hampshire pigs for members. The club shows growing interest in hogs and cattle as Head praises the project. The annual Round-Up is set for August 18 to 21 with an extra day added. Tex Austin will direct the show this year.
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Poland
China
Hampshire
Mr. Head
Tex Austin
Tucumcari News
Sandoval County arrest in cow burial case tied to incident
Sandoval Ave Benavides was arrested Saturday by Mounted Policeman Elfen ne Gorela in Sandoval county over parts of a slaughtered cow found buried near Alameda. He was taken to Albuquerque and released on a $500 bond for a Bernalillo justice of the peace appearance this week. Garcia notes the ears were found first with entrails buried later, the hide missing, and two more arrests expected. A. J. Otero reports Canyon cutting alfalfa. crops show potato good while oats wheat and barley suffer from drought.
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Lewis Payne
Nara Visa
Payne
Thriver
Or Ifice
Denver
Ave Benavides
Elfenne Gorela
Sandoval
Alameda
Albuquerque
Bernalillo
Garcia
A. J. Otero
Jemez
Canyon
Castaneda hotel overhauls in progress and local repairs
San Miguel reports extensive work at the Castaneda hotel by Fred Harvey workmen with interior decorations underway and the building set for first class condition. Local stonemasons repair steps from the railroad platform as deputies return with Andres Ruiz Jr bound over to the grand jury on a seduction charge.
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Castaneda Hotel
Fred Harvey
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