Tennessee votes to ratify Susan Anthony amendment in final states
The Susan B Anthony amendment advances toward nationwide suffrage after Tennessee becomes a decisive ratifying state by a one vote margin in the house, with efforts to secure one more state before November 4. The piece notes potential legal challenges from the state constitution and outlines related political and regional developments across New Mexico and nearby areas.
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Susan 3. Anthony
Noman
Romero Accepts Governor's Challenge in Debate Meeting
Las Vegas figure Seconding Romer accepts Governor Larrazolo's challenge to debate renomination for governor before the Republican State Convention in Albuquerque on September 7. He vows to present opposition views clearly and hopes Larrazolo can likewise articulate his case for nomination on the floor.
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Romer
Las Vegas
Larrazolo
Iis
Albuquerave
Romern
Lorvold
Larragolo
Albuquerque
Larranlo
Romero
Pecos Valley shipments lift alfalfa and wheat growth
A. M. Hove reports Eddy and Chaves counties shipped over 1200 carloads of alfalfa from May to August and total yearly shipments may exceed 5 010 cars. Roosevelt county sent its first wheat car from Portales, Fort Sumner lines expect about 6 000 cars of 2 000 bushels each. Cattle are in good condition, rain needed for grazing, and Indian corn, fir and mile maize forage crops are among the largest in the west.
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A. M. Hove
Santa Fe Railroad
Capitol City
Fort Sumner
Howe
Santa Fe
Oklahoma
Curry County
Eddy County
Chaves
Roswell
New Mexico
Texas
Nce
New Companies Gain State Approval and Regional Updates
The Roswell Erie Oil Co with offices in Dover Delaware and Roswell New Mexico is authorized to operate in the state with $300000 capital to drill oil and gas and develop properties. John V. Conway reports on Sandoval County educational conditions as the most backward in the state. The climate summary notes 73 percent sunshine with sixteen clear days, twelve partly cloudy and three cloudy days for the month. A regional governors’ meeting in Denver on August 25 will discuss the Boulder Canyon reclamation project, seen as a threat to the San Juan basin in Northwestern New Mexico, amid concerns for Arizona and California lands.
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Roswell Erie Oil Comp
Dover
Delaware
New Mexico
Roswell
John V. Conway
Sandoval County
Weather Bureau
Colorado
Utah
Nevada
California
Denver
Boulder Canyon
Lower
Sar J
Gillet
Arizona
Albuquerque Builds and City News From New Mexico Review
Albuquerque plans include a corner building facing State Avenue and First Street with a two thousand dollar project cost. O Grady patrols arrest four at Mount Alto rooming house for misconduct. Rural schools in Bernalillo County adopt state health board recommendations and new fireproof hospital construction advances. Union funds back cooperative store in Albuquerque with carpenters and machinists contributing, while local druggist and Old Town grocer discuss selling businesses. Land sale between University Heights and Terrace yields Buena Vista Heights with civic-minded street planning to begin.
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Apt
O'Grady
Salarge
Mount Alton
Albuquerque
Manuel Estrada
Montoya
Wethaus Vasquee
Pablo Silva
Junie Wow McClellan
Det
John Witenes
Sta Board of Health of
Bernalillo County
Machinists Union
Athuquerque
Treasury
Carpenters
Focal
San Marci
Lyang
University Heights
Terrace Addition
Paul W. Williams
Lyons
France
Joseph R. Wilson
William E Gary
Los Angeles
Wilson
Buena Vista Heights
Pecos Valley alfalfa trade thrives amid cutting and canning
Alfalfa hay shipments surge with 1,286 cars moved since season start while third cut begins. Mills run full time meeting home demand. seed crop expected satisfactory. Pecos Valley Canning Factory packs beans with about twenty-five cars anticipated. Rural schools prepare September opening. salaries up. Lee Wilkerson seeks appointment as private officer. New Mexico mounted police contracts noted.
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Pecos
T. W. Hayes
Colfax Brooks Firearm Incident Near Raton
Colfax "Babe" Brooks, a Black resident of Fast Raton, claimed a gun after a skirmish with Jesus Truillo, the marshal. Shots discharged injuring the marshal and a bystander, leading to arrests and a hearing before Judge Rayne with bonds set at $800.
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Babe" Brooks
Fast Raton
Jesus Truillo
Marshall
J. M. Garcia
Rayne
Prospecting and mine sales near Nogal and Nowa
In Lincoln county two prospecting efforts are reported near Nogal and Nowa. The Hereford type ore on the Gootiing ranch shows silver, lead, zinc with tests valuing $120 to $150 per ton and potential profitability. The Bender-Tranum group east of Nowa was sold to an Eastern syndicate including G Roxsiter Newton Givens Arthur Givens and Dr F Nelson, with plans to deepen shafts to reach more productive veins. CW Green of Brockton, NY joins the deal.
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Gen C. Hopkin
Coyote Canyon
Leadville
Lincoln Conty
Carrsnro New
Bender-Tranum
Nowa
Kere
Messer
G. Roxsiter
Newton Givens
Arthur Givens
F. Nelson
Bender-Branum Group
CW. Green
Brocton
Carivoro
Dona Ana Steintartt Acai Ottership Park Sale
In New York three cars averaged over $20 each, with one vehicle selling for $240, possibly the district’s highest price. The sale rate surpassed expectations though the market remained cautious as buyers weighed values and futures.
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Steintartt Acai
New York
Cotton field near Lake Arthur promises big harvest
Eddy reports a cotton field of about sixty five acres on the Moore property east of the river and Lake Arthur, with stalks over three feet high and uniform in size. Harvest is expected to require picking by September 1, and an estimated five acres may yield a tree on a hal t acre. The Big Mound Oil and Gas Co of Kansas City has purchased equipment for drilling a nearby well and will ship it to Lake Arthur. The area also sees a major fire at the Pardue hay barn near Loving, with substantial losses and a cave of the fire remaining unsolved. The town undertakes rebuilding efforts, including the Smith block and Corner-drug remodeling, and the Crawford hotel expansion advancing to add fifty rooms.
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Grant County
Supreme Court
Fancher
Helgar Waf
Charles B. Morrill
M. Doolittle
Pierce Rice
J. & Fancher
Bryant O. Beall
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Board of Commissioners
E. B. Venable
J. B. Gilchrist
J. W. Jackson
J. E Fancher
Grant County District Court
Duncaning Company
Steeplerock
Ints States
San Francisco
United States
Flomond
Liver City
Doepp
Rive
Lake Arthur
Clovis Ol Company
Big Mound Oil and Gas Company
Kansas City
Kansas
Texas
Artesia Advocate
Gaseniy
Chas Pardue
Loving
Pardue
Mascot Oi Co
Lon Angel Jes
Deming Basin Company
Rail and fire incidents reported in local area
Thirteen steel gondolas loaded with concentrates from an IT company mill were rerouted on Tuesday after a trainmen was injured. The Santa Fe completed an ore loading spur at the depot to aid ore movement from Reston Hill. Hugh McKeend, a rancher in Alma, suffered serious losses when a barn burned, destroying hay and contents. The fire likely started from a discarded match amid scarce building materials and ongoing labor.
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Sein Fear Itch
Santa Fe
Reston Hill
Fevel
Hugh McKeend
Alma
Lance Bay
SonmneUne
Deming tomato canning season to open later this month
Deming and Handate will start the tomato canning season with about 12000 cases of Mimbres Valley product. Manager ED Osborne prepared the plants for a run, mainly from Hondale, as wilt worries farmers and unused machinery limits output. Os bore hopes to expand to beans and sweet potatoes with continued industry value growth.
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Deming
ED. Osborne
Mimbres Valley
Hondale
Deming Thir
Osborne
James Beck McKinley Charged With Theft in Court
A garbled OCR note reports James Beck McKinley facing a charge of theft amid unclear wording. Details include a court appearance and potential sentence, with wording corrupted but indicating legal action and a forthcoming ruling.
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