Democrats Launch 1924 NM Nomination Convention in Las Vegas
The Democratic state nominating convention opened in Las Vegas with about 600 delegates and 400 protestors, featuring a long keynote by John F. Simms. Temporary officers were chosen, rules adopted, and a slate of nominees for statewide offices announced, including Lucero as permanent chair and Gina Kendrick as vice chair.
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Democrats of
New Mexico
Tan
Las Vegas
John F. Simms
Fenaliflo
C. L. Collins
Union
Byron J Beall
Chaves
le Baca
San Miguel
Fred P Kabat
Bernain
Eugenio Sena
Denis Chaves
Alitio
Earls
We Reuters
Moras
Moras Iteor Inter Juliano Baca Socorrorkeepers, D.C. Quensel
Tao
Jose D. Montoya
Rio Arriba
Simms
Pla
Whieh
K. Ho Hanna War
Tino Martinez
Colfax
Roosevelt
Ricl Rang Ioe Oun
Dona Ana
Antonio Lucero
Supreme Court
Harry L. Patton
Clovis
Ernet
Richard J. Maria
Albuquesque
J. D. Atwood
Roswell
FC. de Baca
T. Row
Land Commission
Hal Kerr
Luna
Carlos Manzanares
R. &. Tipton
Alamogordo
Hers C Dow
Carlsbad
George T New i
Democratic Party
Mexico
Colfax Superintendent Keven Fie Resigns and Local Projects Accelerate
Keven Fie resigns as Colfax superintendent and a drive to speed paving work gains urgency. A new improvement plan along 9th Avenue and nearby streets receive prioritization as part relief efforts for housing facilities. Vincente S Gonzalez, longtime BOP and 5. W. Ry. keeper at Taylor Springs, resigns. he focuses on 100 acres of crops. Potatoes reportedly sell for twenty cents a pound at Elizabethtown amid limited demand.
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Vincente S Goneales
BOP & 5. W. Ry
Taylor Springs
Gonzales
Springer Stockman
Elizabethtown
Texico Conference Camp Meetin to Aug Sept in Curry
Arrangements are made for the Texico Conference Seventh day Adventists to hold the annual camp meeting in Curry city from August 12 to September 5. A village of tents is being erected north of the courthouse to accommodate attendees from New Mexico and West Texas. Many will stay with local families.
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Texico
New Mexico and
West Texas
Seventh Day Adventists
New Mexico
Ington
Arie
Silver City
J.S. Oliver Bandy
Olt
Joe Wheeler
UC. W
Lovington
Quality Bakery
Eee
Hope carnival and fall term at State Normal School
Hope residents anticipate large crowds for a August 26 barbecue and a carnival in New Mexico. The State Normal School in New Mexico opens fall term September 9 with extensive renovations and busy room reservations from across the state and neighboring states.
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Hope
Local Mining and development notes from New Mexico
Lordsburg and nearby mining interests report progress with ore carts, tracks, and station work at several sites. Guanaceo area mentions new plant setups, brick and marble ventures, and the Corona Copper Mining company organizing firms near Corona with copper ore prospects improving extraction methods. Community updates include cattle ranch sales, machinery purchases for gold mines, and a Bonito barbecue that drew crowds and nostalgia.
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Corona Copper Mining Company
Gev. W. Prichard
Miguel A. Otero
Santa Fe
Thomas M. Dubois
Corona
Gallina Mountain
Ail
New Mexico News Review Highlights Local Housing and Fire Protection Efforts
Osborn of the YMCA announces progress on a crafts program and a fall meeting plan. Albuquerque faces housing scarcity with fewer than 20 houses available for rent, while real estate brokers report peak rental inquiries. Fire protection in Albuquerque improves after a trip by Fire Chief Fred Russell, with plans to upgrade to meet broader city standards.
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Lorat
Inge
Mbnoueraite Wing
Albuqueralle
Fred Russell
Los Angles
California
Albie Ane
New Mexico Military Academy Seeks Strong Start for Semester
Incoming letters and messages arrive from numerous communities as the academy prepares for the new term. Officials emphasize a hopeful outlook for a productive year with strong student engagement and steady correspondence from supporters.
Artful Court Session Eases Case Backlog
LUNA Judge RR and Ryan West presided in a shore court session Monday earning praise from the city’s legal circle. The quick adjournment allowed many filings to be settled rather than carried to the alloted regular term, with several matters redirected to Silver City for handling. The report notes concurrent community plans and cooperative store talks, including union fund pledges and stock subscriptions, aiming to launch by mid September. The effort reflects broader civic activity and pending district matters, with finance and labor groups contributing to local development.
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Ryan West
Silver City
McKinley West Fite Completes Public Service Project
The West Fite recently completed a 32 room building with a plan for meters in the area. Officials Wy Olspenn and H. Tt mapped and described the work, noting a committee led by Minder and a second team. The effort involved placing a grading service and aligning with local authorities at Aster Avenue, with community figures supporting the project.
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Mora Sealerence Randium Continues on Page Eight
Fragmentary OCR text hints at continuation of a feature or notice on page eight. The readable fragment provides no clear names, places, dates, or events to identify a complete main item.
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