Governor Larrazolo Announces Candidacy for Governor
Governor Larrazolo issues a second candidacy statement for the Republican nomination. He cites mining interests as opposition, vows to seek no other office, and defends his renomination amid disputes over taxes and mining legislation. He notes coal miner strikes and a veto of the income tax bill shaped his stance, and calls for open discussion of opposition motives. He lists upcoming political events including state conventions and the New Mexico Harvest Festival.
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Land sales at Raton and Clayton show wide price spread
State land parcels at Raton sold for four dollars an acre for a dry farming section with no water while other tracts drew five to twenty five dollars per acre at Clayton’s sale. A Clayton tract reached sixteen thirty per acre. The issue notes state school appointments of fifty student teachers to two state normals for two years and discusses proposed timber land administration and railroad rate changes.
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Raton
Clayton
Cattlemen Hold Large Meeting at Silver City
The New Mexico Cattle & Horse Growers Association held a two day executive board session in Silver City with over 50 stockmen in attendance. Delegates discussed selling cattle via local chambers of commerce, federal reserve loan parity for cattlemen, an embargo on beef imports until market conditions improve, and a 72 hour return passage limit for livestock. The meeting included remarks by Victor Culberson, T. F. Mitchell, Governor Benjamin F. Pankey, Nelson Field, and Vaught, plus entertainment at a Chamber of Commerce dinner hosted by Grant County.
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Mexi Tle & Horse Growers
Silver City
Victor Culberson
Associati
Federal Reserve
Kansas City
Dulas
St Louis
Richmond
Federal Reserve Board
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Associa
Idnalty
Themen
Grant County
Commerce
Broadway Cafe
T. F Mitchell
Albert
Benjamin F. Pankey
Nelson A. Field
State Land Office
Deming
Tom Donahue
Robert H. Mitchell
Jazz
Chamber of Commerce
Silverty Independent
State Car Stolen From Captain Mounted Police
A. A. Sena, captain of the mounted police, reported his state car stolen from near his Las Vegas residence Sunday night. The vehicle sped toward Santa Fe and wrecked after colliding with a buggy driven by a man who was injured and hospitalized in Las Vegas. No arrests or clues to the thieves have been found. Governor Sartoria visited Albuquerque this week to confer with political allies.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
New Mexico
Geo. S. Downer
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Santa Fe
A. A. Sena
Mounted Police
Las Vegas
Wrestling Champion Steve Savage with Gentry Bros Shows
Steve Savage, the wrestling champion, is an added attraction with the Gentry Bros. shows this year. The Slavic giant has faced top opponents and is at the height of his career. The Gentry Shows exhibit here Wednesdays August 18.
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Gentry Bros
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Gentry
Albuquerque city projects and Elks building plans noted
Albuquerque plans detail storm sewer and paving costs totaling 85 510 dollars under city engineer Frank Kimball. Elks club rebuilding by Trost El Paso envisions stucco exterior, a large dining room and 30 new rooms, with further expansions planned to reach 100 000 dollars. city camping grounds will gain two arc lights funded by Albuquerque Gas and Electric, while the current tourist camp opposite city hall is to be abandoned.
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Frank Kimball
Elks Club
Trost & of
el Paso
of the Elks
Tijeras Avenue
Albquerque Gas & Electric Company
Roswell Elects Ewing Lusk At State Convention
At a regular city meeting Roswell delegates chose Ewing Lusk as high school principal for the coming year. Lusk, a Roswell resident and Missouri University graduate, previously served as an instructor.
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Roswell
Ewing Lusk
Missouri University
Syrian family to join Colfax area residents soon
Joe K Macaron, owner of a North First store, plans the Sept opening as his wife and three children in Syria prepare to join him within weeks. Two sons manage local roles, one in Raton and another in Flore a Springer, all having married since migrating. The report notes a warm welcome awaiting the family and outlines surrounding community updates.
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Jenny Baca
Fuego Baca
Socorro County
Albuquerque
Scorro
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Evert
Baco
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Baca
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Ison
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Syria
Kim
Raton
United States
Macaroni
State Land Receipts Show Tax Relief At Near $100K Monthly
A State Record summary from the State Land Office accountant shows $1,827,301.40 received over twenty months from December 1, 1918, to July 31, 1920. Administration cost was $77,932.37 (4.25%), leaving $1,749,439.03. Land sales yielded $252,045.79, timber $26,594.50, leases producing the rest, deposited into permanent funds and used by the governor chaired commission. Institutions and common schools receive income from permanent investments. Only about 2.5 million acres of the 12 million-acre grant have been sold. most land remains for public purposes.
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State Land Office
Schoals
Santa Fe and Grant Railroad
Sen
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Wazust
Tragic Yard Accident Hits Roswell Worker
Rosalez Bictorine was run over by a switch engine in the local yards Friday morning. His right leg was amputated at the hip and part of the left foot torn away. He was rushed to St. Mary's hospital and his recovery is doubtful.
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Rosalez Bictorine
St. Mary's Hospital
Bictorino
Lawsuit over oil drilling contract in La Lande district
Harry McKemson of La Lande sues Oliver and Sullivan for 15 pounds alleging breach of contract tied to an oil drill near La Lande. G T Hanson of Allis Chalmers Manufacturing in Salt Lake Bay Utah, linked with J W McKim, is involved with the petrolent geologist. Caper Wye visited Fort Sumner this week as guest of the Petroleum Ex po company. Hanson and McKim contract to drive a 3800 foot test well on holdings controlled by the company and have leased the Tyramilta building headquarters for twenty five months from now.
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la Lande
Oliver & Sullivan
Lalande
G. T. Hanson
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Company
Salt Lake Bay
Utah
J. W. McKim
Caper, Wye
Fort Sumner
Petroleum Expo Company
Hanson & Me
Tyramilta
Ae Expaney
Hay and hay movement and school transport plans
A report from Dona Ana notes Harry Lorenzen plans travel to Germany for a passport. Hay shipments totaling 17 carts moved from Anthony to Texas points. New county machinery and seven former army trucks are prepared for a county school transport program in September. Life saving measures include purchasing reels under a government leasing plan to aid consolidated district students.
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Apthume
Beineft
Machinery for new cotton gin to be erected at Canatillo
Three car loads of machinery for the new cotton gin will arrive at Canatillo and be installed at once. The equipment will be moved out at Dellas and set up soon. The article continues in the supplement with details on the mill and plants.
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Dellas
Ambony
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