Santa Fe Railway leadership reshaped as Ripley retires
The Santa Fe Railway hayat changes at the top as Robert Ripley retires and becomes board chairman while successors take over the president and operating roles. The extension of the line in New Mexico and ongoing postwar transportation policy are noted, with emphasis on Ripley’s long leadership and merit-based promotions. Several mentions cover coal industry impacts, fuel administration, and regional economic expectations for New Mexico.
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Risley
The
Santa Fe
Santa Fe Corpers
Eve Ripley Com
Ripley
New Mexico
Sanita Fe
Beans and oats shipment details from Mora update
The A. MacArthur Co. shipped three carloads of beans last week, totaling seven cars so far. They plan additional three carloads to follow, with care and oats in transit.
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A. MacArthur Co
Santa Fe Bail Granted to Mayo Frank Scanland
Judge David J. Leahy granted bail of 2500 to Mayo Frank M. Scanland U S Army finding his release justified by his physical condition and physicians affidavits The transcript shows the fatal shot in the El Paso Phoenix road incident was fired by Major Scanland but he was deemed unlikely to escape and was released on bail pending grand jury action
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Mayo
Frank M. Scanland
U.S Army
David J. Leahy
John T Hatchings
Alamorardo
el Paso-Phoen
el Paso
District” Court
Scanland
New Mexico News Review Banks on Shipments and Power Plant
The New Mexico News Review reports shipments to eastern markets by Joyce-Pruit Co and Peoples Mercantile Co. A 35,000 pound car was sent to Gris ton Rhode Island valued at 18,106.91 f. o. b Carlsbad. A 7,000 ths car to Philadelphia was worth about 4,000. Public Utilities Co has added George Williams from Portales to oversee the Diesel engine powerhouse supplying two guns. Portales hosts a notable Diesel setup used for pumping Corishad current. The Snake mine incidents include shaft cave and smithy fire. Q L Hodge at Silver City received five hundred registered Hereford weanlings. W Sackarinson shipped five hundred lambs to Ferris Bros. Fort Stockton Texas.
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Joyce-Pruit Co
Peoples Mercantile Co
House
Gristone
Rhode Island
Carlsbad
Philadelphia
Public Utilities Company
George Willams
Portales
Corishad
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Local district notes on mills, cattle, and mines in New Mexico
Otero county reports mass production of sorghum molasses in Magdalena and Tularosa area. shipments include goats from Pinon and cattle moves to Lobo. Mines near Ohaysi, Brice Aumogorde, and Clouder show copper and gold activity while Alamagordo lumber plans emerge. several wells and placer claims are noted.
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F. Massam
Denver
JR Jones
Magdalena
Wevern
Red Lake
Talarosa
Alamo Country
Magdalena News
Ohaysi
Brice Aumogorde Clouder
Oliver Jackson
Rane Turner
Lobo
T.xase
Tularosa
Broomcorn Shipped In From Largest US Section
The CM Light Grain Co of Tu comieari shipped six cars of grain. Shannon delivered the first broomcorn load of the year to Gienrio. Mr Gurley of Clayton has contracted for five cars of broom, to be shipped from here. This area is described as the greatest broomcorn section in the United States.
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CM. Light Grain Co
Tucomieari
Erain
Shannon
Gienrio
Gurley
Clayton
Brush
United States
Glenrie
Tribune
Robbers Captured In New Mexico After Hold Up
In Rio Arriba two of six robbers who wounded Abran Contreras near Socorro county were captured in the Manzano mountains after a three day pursuit by Sheriff Racs and deputies. Pedro Padilla and Luciene Padilla were jailed at Si entta. A third member was captured the day of the attempted robbery and died in jail. Contreras identified the men, while Herrera, a La Margarita blacksmith, was killed by his wife during a sensational divorce case in Santa Fe.
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Abran Contreras
Socorro County
Manzano Mountains
Racs
Fone
Jul
Sientta
Pedro 5
Luciene Padilla
Pandera
Fyajyo
Pace
Ain
Srcorra
Cantreutas
Contreras
Jose A. Herrera
Hallack & Howard Lumber Co
la Martera
Eufracia Grego de Herren
Santa Re
Cattle shipments and local crimes noted in Mountainair market report
A report from Mountainair notes cattle shipments from Mis Point to Wickits and markets, with a fatal drowning among cattle workers. Independent State News records a man from Blounstieli drowning in a creek, plus James Curry near Mee! Intooh reporting crop progress. Joe Box Fela faces charges for horse and cattle theft, while Sherid Baca faces long-standing suspicions in California. JA Cooper and MD Carter report a strong bean crop yield and stored seed bran from 300 acres that yielded 2583 sacks at six cents a pound, totaling about $15,000, in Mountainair.
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Shier
Hohe
Maneenaly
Colorado
Joe Box Fela
Haveiss
JA Cooper
MD Carter
Mountainair
Mountainuit
General Dills Visits Washington for Scottish Rite Meeting
General Dills recounts a long eastward trip to Washington for the Supreme Council meeting of the Scottish Rite Southern Jurisdiction. He describes seeing the Capitol area, Mount Vernon, the Corcoran Gallery, and the New Museum, noting mixed views on public spending and historic preservation during a twelve day stay.
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Scottish Rite Bulletin
Washington
Supreme Council of the
Scottish Art
United States
Kansas City
New Mexico
Heme Council
Hockmans Buy Thwait Homestead Ranch at White Signal
Mr and Mrs W Hockman long-time Silver City residents bought the Thwait homestead ranch in White Signal, a 10 acre property with 8 acres cultivable. They return to Silver City from Mowe Phasins Mich and sell most of their stock, aiming to continue farming in the new district.
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W. Hockman
Siver City
Othe Thwait
White Signal
Hockman
Michel
White Sigal
Hoet
Local Cattle Firm Visited. Infrastructure Projects Noted
HIDALGO JB Cook of Willcox cattle firm visited this week with remarks on shipments from J 0D Martin and Chas Martin ranches. Assistant State Enquirer Bob Owshy oversees a new bridge at Lordsboro dyke north of the city and plans a spillway further north on the Silver City at Lorifsburg. Details are mixed with unclear phrases but reference ongoing construction and shipping activity in the region.
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JB Cook
Willcox Cattle Firm
Mr. Cool
Martin
Chas Martin
Bob Owshy
Lordsboro
Silver City
Burglaries Hit Rolland Bros Dime Store in Lincoln
Lincoln reports a burglary at the Rolland Bros dime store with about 10 in cash missing and a small case of knives valued around 10. Some knives moved to Alamogordo. One burglar’s trail was traced. other culprits remain at large. Rat-like remnants noted in the report.
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Rolland Bros
Alamogordo
Deming Plans Bank Improvements and New Goods Store
Phil Estes ships saddle and freight to Colorado City Texas while Deming Bank outlines eye improvements and contract plans. A Deming board arranges with Ma E Purvis to open a surplus store led by Lon Daner under Mayor RF Hamilton order for large stock at affordable prices to curb hoarding.
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Bank of Deming
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Deming
Ma. E. Purvis
Southern Department
Antonio
Texas
RF Hamilton
Pocket hook yields $1250 purse in Gallup
Frank Leicht the Gallup junk man found a worn pocket hook with $1250. The purse belonged to Sam Brown and the money was returned to him in Gallup.
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Frank Leicht
Gallup
Sam Brown
Anl Aanekis
Taos Ranger Plan for Signage on Roads and Trails
The Carson rangers have requested over MM road and rail signs to be installed at Albuquerque this winter. Signs will be put up by the rangers to assist travelers on roads and trails through the mountains. The Forest Service aims to improve trails and roads and ensure proper signing along routes. Campers and travelers in Taos Valley are informed.
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Carson Rangers
Albuquerque
Rangers
Forest Service
Wie Forest
Taos Valley
Shooting Fracas Injures Men on Bridge Street
John Malouf lies in St Anthony'sSanitarian hospital after a Sunday afternoon shooting on Bridge Street. Witnesses dispute what occurred as Flores allegedly crossed the street and fired three times, hitting Malouf in the abdomen and chin area before a third shot shattered a show window at Hoffman and Grauharth store Las Vowar Optic.
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John Malouf
St Anthony's Sanitarian Hospital
Lazaro Res
Malouf
Bridge Street
Joe Hendi
Antonio Adela
Lores
Matoud
Flores
Hoffman and Grauharth
Las Vowar Optic
Local Land Deals and Farm Yields Across Corrumpa Union
Union Ross reports 1000 pounds of beans from 13% acres with corn at 38 bushels per acre. W B Funk sells residence to Mountain View addition for 3000 dollars. J Murray sells Ovear Winches place east of Des Moines to Funk for 4800 dollars. Professor Negus leaves for New Mexico Educational convention with 8769 dollars from Des Moines school. New home of H t Hammond on East Main nearing completion in Cheytan.
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W. B Funk
Mountain View
J Murray
J. Murray
Oqvear Winches
Des Moines
W. B. Funk
Funk
Murray
Negus
New Mexico
Albuquerque Des Motes
Hammond
East Main
Hein
Mein Hart
SOM Hein News
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