Convention of a Thousand Delegates to Santa Fe
The New Mexico Republican State Central Committee met in Santa Fe to plan a near thousand delegate state convention. They nominated George R. Craig as chairman, discussed inviting Theodore Roosevelt and Taft, and endorsed support for Roosevelt to deliver the keynote address. The body also approved resolutions honoring fallen soldiers and condemned a libelous North American Review piece about New Mexico.
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Republican Party
Santa FE
Roosevelt
Geo. R. Craig
Tarave
Gillenwater
George R. Craig
Col Roosevelt
Taft
Will Hayes
New Mexico
The
North American Review
Lea
de Baca
Indsey
Ica
North America Review
Henry Wray
Kansas City
Missouri
America
S. Ue
Republican State Central Committee
United States
Spain
Germany
Union
France
Wilson
F. C._Crampton
TR Catron Chas A. Spices
W. A. Hawkins
W. FE. Lindsey
New Shop Planned for High School in Albuquerque
Albuquerque reports a brick one story shop building 68.5 feet will be added to the high school. It will house wood metal forge and auto workshop at an estimated cost of 6295 with contract awarded to A W Hayilen.
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A.W Hayilen
Albuquerque
Chaves Treasurer Apportions Taxes to State Funds
State funds receive allocations from the P V Alfalfa mill surplus, totaling 37300 to cover deficits. Funds distributed include state accounts for roads, schools, military and charitable institutions, universities, normal schools, asylums, reform and penal systems, and other public services. Local managers moved hay cars to support shipments and grinding at the mill amid a broad budget impact.
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P. V. Alfalfa Mil
Lochhrad
Hagerman
lMilitary Institute
Normal l
Las Vegas
Normal School
Silver City
Fl Rito
Deaf and Dumb Asylum
Museum of
Shipping Jonathan Apples From the Farm to Markets
The apple picking and shipping season is in full swing with about 200 cars expected to ship to markets and local areas. Farm lanes are lined with campers from dry claims aiding labor shortages and earning extra income. The Merchants Fruit Company shipped eight cars of Jonathans in the past week.
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Jonathan
Merchants Fruit Company
Jonathans
Roswell Star
Vaccination Drives Under Way In Carlsbad
EDDY Vaccination is the order of the day in Carlsbad as groups of children, often tearful, travel to and from physicians offices following state and county laws amid smallpox concerns in San Jose Carlsbad. Seed crop forecasts note alfalfa yields improving as harvest continues.
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Carlsbad
San Jose
Pioneer photographer A B Craycraft dies in Santa Fe
A B Craycraft, a longtime Santa Fe photographer, passed away Saturday after an extended illness. Funeral services were led by Rev J W Hamblin at the chapel of C A Rising, with interment at Fairview cemetery. He was nearly 70.
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Santa Fe
A. B. Craycraft
C. A. Rising
J. W. Hamblin
Fairview Cemetery
Mr. Craycraft
Curry Has Good Crops This Season
Curry County farmers report strong yields with maize, kaffir crops, sorghums, and Sudan grass. Wilkerson and Tunnel detail acres and heights, noting rain could boost wheat and overall bumper prospects for Clovis area. Olthensen cites favorable outlook pending rainfall.
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Wilkerson
Clovis
Higeria
Kafir
Soraum
Sudan
Clovis Journal
Tunnel
Curry County
Dona Ana Survey Completed For Road District Engineer
Survey for the cement road twelve miles south from Las Cruces is finished and plans sent to Washington for approval. Construction hoped to start before year end. Project funded by government half, state a fourth, and county a fourth. Contracts will be let for materials once plans are approved. Also notes watermelons shipped by valley growers Jose Elias, with satisfactory fruit.
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Sampson
Las Cruces
Washington
Republic
PARDONS DICKENS FOR EXCESSIVE TERM COMMUTES SENTENCE
Marion Dickens, convicted in Curry County district court on Oct 21, 191:, was granted a commutation by Governor Lindsey last Friday. The governor cites that no higher degree than manslaughter is chargeable, reducing a 20 to 25 year murder in the second degree sentence.
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Marion Dickens
District Court
Curry County
Lindsey
Werner
Starr appeal stays execution in murder case
Attorneys for Jesse O Starr file notice of appeal to the U S Supreme Court. The filing halts the death sentence from an October ruling, while high court review proceeds. The case centers on a conviction and a sanity evaluation conducted earlier this year.
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Starr
Jesse O. Starr
Supreme Court of the United States
Execmion
Cae 4
High Feoniti AB Swaith Convierell
Sneanti
Lindsey and Baca Visit Taos and San Juan Counties
Governor Lindsey and Adjutant General Baca spend week in Taos Tierra Amarilla and San Juan counties where New Mexico home guard companies are being organized. The governor has not visited this region since his election and prominent citizens invite him to tour points of interest and discuss public questions during his stay.
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Lindsey
Eheral Baca
Taos
Tierra Amarilla
San Juan
New Mexico Home Guard
Hearst Attorney Not Vice President Of The Santa Fe New Mexican
A 1918 Santa Fe dispute over a false article claims Francis C. Wilson Hearst attorney in New Mexico is named vice president of the New Mexican Printing Corporation. The State Record retracts the piece and prints a letter from FE Dana Kee of the Santa Fe New Mexican defending the paper. The editor E Dana Johnson signs the reply.
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Hearst
THE
Santa FE New Mexican
State Record
New Mexico War News
New Mexico
Hearstism
New Mexican Shining Corporation
New Mexican Ty
Frank Staplin
New Mexico State Record
Santa Fe
Francis C. Wilson
William Randolph Hearst
New Mexican Printing Corporation of Delaware
New Mexican
Santa Fe New Mexican Publishing Corporation
Wilson
Aituir
Charlee Springer
Springer
Laborers for Reserve ARF Sought by Scouts
Recruitment notice lists district scope Santa Fe Rio Arriba San Juan and Taos counties. Names county chairs and district agents, including Waoner Tabor, Manuel More, and various listed officials, seeking laborers under a federal plan for Sapix Fe district Manuet Mars.
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Sapix Fe
Manuet Mars
Santa Fe
Rio Afriba
San Juan
Taos
Folowinge
Waoner Tabor
Manuel More
Tacern
Fas Chiles
Ain Arriba
San Jan
J D. Sena
TD Abrams
Aztec
Childs
Resta Tose Montaner
Overholt
Nates
Kart Pople
Esnanota
Child
Big Patriotic Meeting Held by the K of G
A large patriotic gathering organized by the Knights of Columbus honored service members and urged support for camps and troops. Speakers included Twitchell of the YMCA, Hon. Chas. Springer, Chief Justice Hanna, Justice C Roberts, and other state leaders. District committees were formed with chairs and members to coordinate ongoing support, and a luncheon by Knights of Columbus sisters and J W Gildines followed the program.
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Ata
Aml
Ror
Twitchell
Y M.C A
New Mexico
Knights of Columbus
Chas. Springer
Council of Defense
Hanna
C . Roberts
Supreme Court
Arthur Selieman
Hemocratic
State Central Committee
HO. Bursum
Sacorra
Trowbridice
Episcopal Church
Lochredge
Methodist
Levi Huches
First National Bank
F Pankey
G. W. Prichard
Wilson
Antonin Leera
Teare
A.M. Borgere
J. D. Sena
J. W. Gildines
de Vargas
Catherine
Amer
Juan N. Vigil
Juan Valdez
Gregorio Rael
F. F. Gormley
Nicolas Sena
Reyes Padilla
T. Lynn
T. D. Silva
Benito Alarid
Manuel Mares
Andonio Rael
R. Petini
Thomas White
AR. Duran
Frank Ortiz
D. Sena
Felipe Onintan Alvhonen
Send-off to Soldiers by City and Civilian
Fifty five men entrained here on Tuesday at 3 40 in the afternoon army service were escorted to the depot by citizens. Speeches were made the depot and a general send off in appreciation of the service they will render. The event was conducted under the direction of the Santa Fe Chamber of Commerce and the County Council of Defense.
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Santa Fe
Frank A. Hubbell
Albuquerque
T RB Catron
Chamber of Commerce
Alex. Read
EP. Davies
Holm. O. Bursum
Gillenwater
Railroad Service
United State
Tli
Sam
McAdoo
United States
America
W. G. McAdoo
Quincy
Quincy Herald
New Mexico
Coard
Las Vegas
Daily N Mexican
Nawested
Army Service
Tras
Santa Fe Chamber of Commerce
County Council of Defense
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Universal Brotherhood of Man
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Edwin Forrest Coard
Mexico
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Nathan Alta
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State Corporation
State Corporation Commission
Statehood
Table Rock
Neb
Bernalillo Chaves
Colfax Curry
Dona Ana Eddy
Grant Guadalupe Lincoln
Luna
McKinley al Mora
Otero
Quay
Rio Arriba
Roosevelt Sandoval
San Miguel Santa E Sierra
Socorro Taos
Torrance
Union Valencia
Edwin F. Coard
NEW Mexico News Review
Bernalillo
Elm Street
Highlands
Booker T. Washington Memorial
Rio Grande Hall
WS West Gold Avenue
Huh A Cooper
Trawe Brache
WE. Ball
Loving
M. Ball
Carlsbad Argus
Carlsbad Or Eddy
L A. Olothensen
Dona Ana
Ing
Jose Elias
Dickens
Baca
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E Dana Johnson
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