Veterans of Foreign Wars Seek Bill 430 on insignia power
Edwin S. Bettelheim Jr. urged Senator Bursum to advance Senate Bill 430 protecting World War organizations insignia and names. The measure defines veteran groups and grants exclusive right to wear insignia, with penalties for impersonation and misuse across U.S. territories. Senate passage followed by House action. governor Mechem opposes constitutional Amendment No 8 limiting school levy mills. A Clayton meeting featured John Conway and Hugh Williams.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
National Legislative Committee
Edwin S. Bettelhein, Jr
Bursum
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
Neiber
United States
Army
Secretary of War
Leif
Navy
Solic
Bursumt
House
Merritt C. Mechem
Mechem
Clayton
John’ S Conway
Union
Peante
Bill to finance exporting and stimulate production passed
A committee substitute for Senate Thursday enacted a bill creating the Finance Corporation with resources to aid export financing and domestic stock needs. It outlines loans and credits to support growers, feeders, and finishing stock, plus banking and regulatory provisions. The act also dissolves the corporation commission and outlines related regulatory changes.
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Senate
Finance Corporation
Cordova
Atbuqueratis
Mike
Ranke
Tina Companies Bach
Santa Fe
Rialto
Saytn Fe
Rferec
Don Lucero
Corporation Commission
Bursum Proposes Tariff To Shield Wool Growers
A Bursum amendment to H.R. 7436 seeks revenue and duties on wool imports by content. It outlines duties for grease wool, washed wool, scoured wool and hair or mohair, with tiered rates based on clean wool percentage and skin content. Also notes allowances and regulatory aims to support U S industries.
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Bursum
United States
Nephons
Montoya Heads Home for Republican Convention
Congressman Nestor Montoya departs August 1 for Albuquerque to attend the Republican State Convention on August 18 where a U S Senate candidate will be chosen to succeed Secretary Fall. He endorses Senator Bursum as best representing New Mexico and rejects a bid for nomination, citing loyalty and support for the convention nominee.
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Nestor Montoya
Albuquerque
Conention
United States
Montoya
Barsum
Ater Barsum
Bursum
New Mexico
Congress
Mr. Montoya
Sen. Burs
Ndt
Heranr Neva
Bursum Seeks Extra Year For Livestock Loans
The Bursum bill proposes amendments to provide livestock operators more time to repay loans by extending the liquidation period from two to three years. Introduced as part of Senate Bill 1915, the measure aims to relieve distressed farmers by delaying loan maturities while preserving the program for farm product purchases and sales abroad. Senator Bursum urged urgent relief on August 4, arguing the need to ease the burden on rovers and ensure continued support, but his amendment was rejected. Senator Parsum signaled he would reintroduce the proposal in a new bill if necessary.
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Senate
Bursum
Mex S
United States
Laure
Angese
Burau
Parsum
Adivantants
Jall Legionatare’s
New Mexico
Union
Educational conference sought for August in Santa Fe
State and local school leaders, including county city and town superintendents and heads of state educational institutions, are invited by John Y. to attend a conference in Santa Fe on August 20. Topics include a proposed constitutional amendment restricting funds for school purposes and party policy outlines as candidates are welcomed. Full attendance urged. issues of interest to educators and citizens will be discussed.
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Conny
John ¥. Y
Santa Fe
Suit challenges validity of state highway debentures
A district court suit filed by State Taxpayers' Association member Celso Lopez of Santa Fe attacks the $810,000 issue of state highway debentures sold by State Treasurer Chat Strong. Lopez, an employee of Arthur Setizyon, acting for Off and Company of Cleveland, bought the debentures for par and accrued interest.
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Chat Strong
District Courtere
State Taxpayers’ Association
Celso Lopez
Santa Fe
Lopez
Arthur Setizyon
Clevelant
Miss Nettie Adair Returns from Teacher Examinations
Catron Miss Nettie Adair a leading young lady of Luna, Socorro county, has returned home from Reserve where she spent several days taking the Teacher's Examinations conducted in the new county seat.
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Nettie Adair
Luna Vicinty
Socorra
Artesia highway project plans publicity drive and inspection tour
Rogers and Morti of Attesa report progress on road work in Hope valley with a gravel loader. Artesia Highway Association launches a publicity program and will host an inspection tour of the entire highway in September. Calvary polo field work finished. N M A Tirection committee to lead a Roswell trip in an official car. Sisters of Rumulda visit Quemado after fourteen years, noting local improvements.
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Attesa
Hope Wiork
Uravel
Highway Association
Hope Road
Chambers of Commerce
Artesia Advocate
Calvary Polo
H. D
Hird
Carl
Col. Willson
N. M.A
Memo Field
N. G. Baca
Cannes En Mnemiado
Caen
Water and fire damage devastate mercantile building and stock
Chaves Curry Tre was found after a late Wednesday night incident at the Smith & Hyatt mercantile. The interior suffered heavy water and fire damage while fixtures were badly ruined. Judge J. T. West reported apples from the Miare Smith & Myact post office were chipped and the losses tied to a wiring fault. Debentures were discussed to fund rebuilding, with state debt limits noted. The apple crop outlook remains variable with high contracted quantities and ongoing picking of Jonathan and York varieties amid improving market conditions.
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Smith & Hyatt
Tniinich
J. T. West
Miare
Smith & Myact
Fea
Accordiie
West
Roswell Meeting Yields Local Development Plans
Report from a Roswell special meeting notes aims to modernize the water and field plant and improve local facilities. Key figures include A. D. Crit, A. C. Baker, and Robert Kellahin as secretary with about 100 attendees, while Gearee Parr of Amarillo is mentioned in relation to contracts and leadership actions.
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Amarilla
Texas
Eeesore
Orin
A. C._ Baker
Robert Kellahin
Albuquerque to Build Twenty Modern Homes This Fall
Frank H. Strong and LC. Bennett awarded a contract to E Clyde Morgan for construction of the first three of a planned twenty modern three and five room dwellings at Ninth Street and Coal Avenue in Albuquerque. If materials and labor costs fall as hoped, the full group could be erected this fall.
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Frank H. Strong
LC. Benett
E Clyde Morgan
Albuquerque
Ninth’ Steer and
Coal Avenue
Nomination drive and water line bids in two towns
Caboon serves as treasurer to back a state convention push for Hon. H. O. Bursum for U S Senator and election support. In New Mexico a family escaped a flash flood near Tinnie. prompt救 rescue kept them safe after a car was swept. Colfax: Springer Trustees award 720 foot water main extension on East Third Street to Ed. Anderson.
Consolidation Forms Bowman Bank & Trust Company
The Bowman Bank & Trust Company of Las Cruces and the Union Bank are merging and will operate as Bowman Bank & Trust Company from August 8. Officers and staff of the Union Bank join the new entity, strengthening Las Cruces banking and offering better service to customers.
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Consolidated Bank
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Union Bank
Las Cruces
Las Cruces Republic
F F Highway Reorganized Boosted by Clovis Leader
Pisinview August 1 The reorganization of the F F Highway draws strong backing from Clovis figure and local boosters. The movement supports extending routes toward Amarillo Texas and El Paso, with ties to regional railroad and state transportation interests.
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Prohibition Fines Assessed in Santa Fe Court
Madison Colin Neblett fined two offenders nine hundred dollars each for whiskey violations. Shaw, formerly a prohibition officer, pleaded guilty after being arrested en route from Allurquer ane to Santa Fe. John Bracele of Pawena also pled guilty. Judge Cota Neblett ordered Renesle detained in the United States jail until fines are paid.
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Santa Fe
John Bracele
Pawena
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Renesle
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Chloride Flat Sees Unusual Revival After Years Idle
Grant Chloride Flat shows renewed activity as ore pay and new miners frequent the site. John Blackwell & Co and Wright Stauber Armstrong join interested parties. operations benefit from a natural flux and favorable terms with a local buyer. The townsite sees ongoing work and staged production, marking a shift after a long lull.
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John Blackwell & Co
Wright
Sursum Club Members and Totals Clarified
The article lists Sursum Club members and totals, mentioning president and various names. It references Santa Fe and New Mexico locations, with scattered fragments suggesting membership counts, events, and affiliations across multiple names and groups.
PIPST ARRESTS MADE FOR PROHIBITION LAW VIOLATION
Prohibition enforcers report arrests in Santa Freon on federal charges of violating the prohibition law. Four individuals, Atheree Martinez, Adetalin Oirkig, Marteet Otis, and Fiias Ariat, appeared before United States Commissioner AME Archer and face bond processes. This marks the first activity of the new prohibition enforcement office in Santa.
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Met
Santa Freon
United States
Ame Archer
Ford
United
Atheree Martinez
Adetalin Oirkig
Marteet Otis
Art Fiias
Santa
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