Peace Officers of the State Organized in New Mexico
The Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association of New Mexico became a permanent body at a Albuquerque meeting. Elected officers include President Lorenzo Delgado and vice presidents Ray Sutton Ramon Tenorio C D Vargas and CB Noble with J R Galusha as secretary and treasurer. A board of managers and committee on criminal laws were named, and the next annual gathering was set for Albuquerque in 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Sheriffs’ and Peace Officers’ Association of
New Mexico
Chamb Merce
Lorenzo Delgado
San Miguel County
Garcia
Bernalillo County
Ray Sutton
Union County
Ramon Tenorio
Torrance County
Pont
C D. Vargas
Rio Arriba County
CB. Noble
San Juan
J. R. Galusha
Board of Managers
Board of Man
C. A. Rector
Chaves County
Placido Jaramillo
Newt Miretine
Gareth
1Ty
Jaramilla
Prook Clark
Pearce C. Rodey
Department of Metire
Three Prisoners Escape from Carrizozo Jail
Carrizora New Mexico December 12 three prisoners held to answer at the grand jury escaped from Lincoln county jail early Tuesday morning They are Rumaldo Martines Mistmitiano Chavez and Lorenzo Sandsvat Patterned paper keys were found in a cell noting that the men had made a key One pattern was found in the cell recently occupied by Vincent St John who is alleged to be connected to a federal grand jury action in Chicago St John has been sent to Chicago The escapees remained at large tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrizora
Seston
Lincoln County
Rumaldo Martines
Mistmitiano Chavez
Lorenzo Sandsvat
Slrff
Vincent St. John
Chicago
William D. Haywond
T. Wow
St. John
Atbnauerque Journal
Santa Fe Teachers Plan Winter Sectional Meetings
County Superintendent Adelina Oteras Warren announces Santa Fe county teachers will pause sectional meetings around mid March. Reading circle work will be used for credits on Institute grades west summer, with section presidents directing teachers to notify in writing of time and place to ensure attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelina Oteras Warren
Santa Fe County
Tribute to Retiring Carlsbad Newspaper Man
Col William H Mullane editor and publisher of the Current at Carlsbad for 25 years has disposed of the paper to F J Perry who has helmed it for eight years. Mullane was a picturesque figure in Mexican journalism and a prominent name in New Mexico editorial circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Mullane
Cartebad
F. J. Perry
Mullane
Mexico
Max Frost
Geor
Curran Hughes
Publishers Auxiliary
Woman draft obstructor begins ten year term
Mrs Olivereau, a Seattle I W W member, arrived with a federal officer to serve a ten year sentence for interfering with the selective draft. She distributed anti draft pamphlets on registration day, June last, and is now in the women's department among other federal prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Department of the Penitentiary
Olivereau
Seattl
Juna
Deming Board Decides Not to Pave Now Due to Costs
Deming trustees shelved a street paving plan for now after local property owners urged against a heavy debt. Figures from J W Rand of El Paso Utility Company showed various costs with and without mid-street parking on Silver Gold Pine Streets and others. Residents urged delaying heavy burdens until property stocks recover and debts are managed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deming
Board of Trustees
J. W. Rand
el Pasy Biulithic Company
Silver Avenue
Pine Street
Spruce Street
Railroad Boulevard
Iron Avenue
A. Miloney
Clark
Manningan
Demitis
Famous Battery A gets better quarters
The movement of the New Mexico Battery A of field artillery from Camp Mills on Long Island to Camp Merritt in New Jersey laid the groundwork for an em barkation for France. The transfer was by steamer and some artillerymen wrote to relatives claiming they were aboard, unaware of their exact whereabouts, while others reported arrival at Merritt without a clear destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Camp Mills
Long Island
Camp Merritt
N. J
France
New Messea
Ned
Atlantic
New
Merritt Thoes
Margera
Methodist Bishop Ousted Charged With Disloyalty
In St Louis a committee of Methodist Episcopal bishops urged the resignation of Bishop Paul Jones of Salt Lake City Utah after he appeared before the panel today charged with disloyalty. Bishop Hiner stated he would follow the committee’s decision while Jones offered no clear stance amid a tense session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis, Mo
Methodist Epicopal
Paul Jones
Salt Lake City
Utah
Hiner
Jones
Apportionment of Large Sum to Schools in New Mexico
More than 300000 dollars has been apportioned to state school districts, yielding a per pupil allocation exceeding 30 dollars. Counties listed include Bernalillo, Chaves, Colfax, Dona Ana, Fildy, San Juan, Socorro, Taos, Torrance, Union, Valencia, with totals and percounty figures. The Redpath-Horner Chautauquas program will tour major cities with speakers addressing World War I fronts and Asia Minor developments for local committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Put Instnpet
New Mexico
Ammount
Rerfstitte
Chaves
SUL
Colfax
Corrs
Fildy
San Juan
San Hiscess
Socorro
Taos
Torrance
Union
Valencia
Redpath-Horner Chautasquas
Santa Fe
al- Suiquerque
Las Vegas
Roswell
Clovis Carkod
Raton
Europe
Asia Minor
Cattle Shipments Move From Quay in November Totals
November shipments from the Quay show over eleven thousand head of cattle moved, with Bell Ranch selling fourteen hundred canners to Landigran Brothers of Amarillo and four hundred to B. L. Harless for Kansas ranches. Other consignments went to Kansas City, Cross, and Wichita from Montoya and surrounding stations, amid delayed trains and improved weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Kansas City
Dennison & Bell
K. City
L. Sanders
de Baca & Thurman
Montoya
Clyde McParland
Neumeari
Cross
Texas
Linn
Glenrio
Wichita
Kansas
Baker
San Jon
J. F. Ward
Rev. Hickstone
Katsay City
W. le Reed
Norton
C. W. Warener
Leshia
Government films to boost food production shown nationwide
The USDA plans hundreds of motion picture theatre releases to illustrate increases in food production. The first film highlights National Forests as timber and water sources and grazing areas, while subsequent features explain farm operations and processes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feil
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Wisconsin Students Burn La Follette In Effigy
Madison Wis Dec 12 The effigy of United States Senator Robert M La Follette was burned on the campus of the University of Wisconsin after a monster mass meeting of students who adopted resolutions pledging loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
United States
Robert M. la Follette
University of Wisconsin
Angora goats urged to aid forest fire control
W R Geap Inne of the United States department of agriculture told the National Forest Growers Association committee that Angora goats eating undergrowth can prevent forest fire spread and save millions in timber losses. The message urged more Angora goat use on federal forest reserves as a fire prevention measure. Directors elected for Phoen Ariz area include B M Halbert Sonora J P Weatherby Klondyke C A Fleming Cutter and H A Morgan Wilcox. Officers for the next year will be elected tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Geap Inne
United States Department of Agriculture
Ausoertion
Phoen Ariz
Southween
Ton
N. M
B. M. Halbert
Sonora
J.P
Weatherby
Klondyke
C. A. Fleming
Cutter
H. A. Morgan
Wilcox
Ariz
Red Cross Christmas Seals Help Soldiers in Need
Sick soldiers and many in the army suffer from illness as Tur bysis rises. The Red Cross Christmas Seals are sold in the community to support care. Buy three times as many this year and put seals on all packages to aid those who break down. Share with friends to spread the aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie
Tur Bysis
Admission Army
Tue
Red Cross Christmas Campaign Launches Nationwide
The American Red Cross begins a nationwide Christmas drive next Monday December 7 to recruit new members. Santa Fe Chapter committees are active inviting volunteers to join and support the effort as the city pledges a Red Cross Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
PEN Milimion
Santa Fe
Red Cross
Ed Inak
New Mexico Women To Market Fruit Crop
The New Mexico Woman's Division plans to market the state's mountain fruit this year. The California War Bulletin notes scattering in mountain districts and marketing challenges. The Santa Fe Woman's Committee proposes a buyer for each mountain town ready to ship, with motor ticks to assist fruit shipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
California War Bulletin
Woinan
Santa Fe
Tex
Couneil
National Defense
ZONES CREATED FOR MARKETING OF ALL CATTLE
The El Paso and Southwestern railroad reports a plan for year end cattle shipments to Chicago. Three zones determine transit days from markets within 300 miles and beyond, with varying weekday targets and a likely nationwide extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Taso & Southwestern Railroad
Southern Department
Special Committee On National Defence
Chenu
Railroad War Board
Chicago
Chiago
Frestlay Vierelay
Farmers Seek Pintos at Twenty-Five Cents a Pound
Springer Stockman notes farmers hope pintos fetch twenty five cents per pound as spring approaches and observes no law limits hoarding items grown on the farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springer Stockman
Low Railroad Rates for the Tax Meeting 1917
Final notice of the Tax Conference at Santa Fe December 17 to 19 1917. Open rail fare one and one third for the round trip with return by December 21. County officials urged to attend. sessions at Capitol Building Supreme Court room with discussions on tax laws and public funds. Rupert F. Asplund secretary State Tax Commission invites all county and select officials to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Capitol
Supreme Court
Ofeloel
Sfice
Travel- Hine
Assessor of Unity
Board of
County Commissioners
Rupert FE. Asplund
State Tax Commission
Hoereley
Santa Fe Company
Lstiuek
Hansford
Opoul Hreisure
Pankarel Tesan
Colt
Tly
Ochiltree & Western
Funeral of Fred H McBride Attended by Many
Funeral services for Fred H McBride were largely attended with family, friends, and former colleagues present. The Scottish Rite choir provided music as pallbearers drawn from his church and Masonry circles carried him to Fairview Cemetery for Masonic rites. He served as assistant agent for Montozuma Lodge, oversaw freight duties, taught at the Pereessorian School for years, and was an elder of the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greony
Sarled
Whee
Wwe Rew
Jock
Wipanoli
Scottish Rite Choir
Fairview Metery
Montozuma
Hevine
Charie
Noom
Court decision halts publicity bureau changes in Nevada
The Las Vegas Optic reports a court ruling stopping the Publicity Bureau shift. The decision blocks the state from ending existing practices and directs the old publicity team to maintain operations under current leadership. Hetty Moreau leads the office, with ongoing public info duties.
Carrizozo Trading Company To Open New Block
Carrizozo Outlook reports Neal y ready business block to be occupied by the Curtteoss Trading Company. Twin fiber walls and steam heating promise modern comfort with private settlement and water, plus refrigerated plant. Public inspection invited as the Carrizozo trade center announces the grand opening in the new year with a large hall and departments to serve the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtteoss Trading Company
Iis Ile Beet
Hutchin
Sony Nas
el Paso
Skyiire
Owl
Casey
Ragiels
Carrizozo' Ad
Carrizozo
Cattle Sanitary Board Meeting Planned for Albuquerque
The Cattle Sanitary Board will meet next Wednesday in its Albuquerque offices. Secretary T. D. Allen announced the arrangement. Members listed include CL Ballard Roswell Cole Railston Magdalena W J Linwood Raton H L Hodge Silver City A E Baird Alamogordo and T D Burns Jr Tierra Amarilla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Cattle Sanitary Board
Albuquerque
T. D. Allen
CL Ballard
Roswell
Cole Railston
Maddalena
W. J. Linwood
Raton
H. L. Hodge
Silver City
A. E. Baird
Alamogordo
T. D. Burns, Jr
Tierra Amarilla
Ready Markets Inducing Heavy Shipments In New Mexico
Albuquerque report states seady and tempting markets have spurred heavy cattle shipments and eased the feeding state across New Mexico. Ranges show overwrought conditions with many cows thin, yet a government cake program and ample supply are expected to stabilize feeding as growers plan October and November operations. Several million pounds of cake will be needed to sustain herds, with the feed highly concentrated to support cattle through winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N. M
Seady
Tenpting
The
State Cattle Board
Our Own National Parks Appreciated by Great Public Interest
A recent report shows 46728 people visited national recreation reserves last summer, the highest to date. The article notes growing familiarity with forest lands and a rising trend to adopt the slogan See America First as Americans explore the natural wonders of their own country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Sheriff Vacancy Fills Grant County Seat After McGrath
Herbert J. McGrath of the district is replaced by the Grant County officials to fill the sheriff vacancy. The board of administrators oversees the appointment as Grant County reportedly holds the largest number of sheriff positions. In recent years New Mexico jail populations have often exceeded forty inmates weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert J. McGrath
Colin Neblert
Fat Spring
Fresiduce
Grant County
Me McGrath
Grant Comnty
Hissarane
New Mesteo
Propaganda Leads to German Internment
New York reports a case where propaganda leads to the internment of a German national. The subject, identified as an enemy alien, was arrested and confined to an island facility amid wartime security measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prevrick J. Hower
Vetkars
Aimee
Prassian
Folerat
Vodlas
Bilis
Proposed Road to San Juan Promoter Seeks Rail Link
A promoter’s plan to build a road and rail link between the city and the San Juan basin moves forward. Mr Hereley discusses status and funding with Max Nordhaus of the Chamber of Commerce as expectations rise for the Panhandle project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan
B. Hereley
San Juan Basin
Albuquerque
M.D. Herestry
Farmictin
Juan
Hereley
Max Nordhaus
Chamber of Con Tne
Urchin Vex
Horeley
Howe
Panhandle
Ole
Dunia
Drafted Lumberjacks Transfer to Forest Reserve Dilemma
Fragmented OCR notes discuss a transfer of drafted lumberjacks to forest service reserves. Mentions Mount node and Forest Serene affiliation. References names, dates, and locations with unclear details and several garbled phrases.
Crist Advocates Reform State Fete For New Mexico Next Year
Dr Crile spoke at the Rotary Club in Taft Street Alvarado Hotel yesterday after returning from Washington. He delivered a thirty minute address praising land grant colleges and focusing on New Mexico development and postwar conditions. The Albuquerque Journal reports the event and Crile's broad grasp of recent reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crist
New Mexico
Avriculiere
Marta
Newco
Accrky
Taft Hott St
Alvarado Hotel
Yester
Crite
Washington
Crile
Albuquerque Journal
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Sheriffs’ and Peace Officers' Association OF
Effects
Committee of Criminal Jawes
B. T. Ry
McKinley County
MG. Keenan
Colfax County
J. A. Street
Quay County
Ty Eeety
Heine
Aotine
Carrizozo JA
Carlsbad
Deming Board
SU Redpath-Horner
Wagner
ICO
Rock Island
S Western Lines
Diyson
Taenmeari
Meninhis Glenrio
Tasumearh
Teunearh
Nora Vics
Wisconsin University
Special Committee ON National Defense
Thi
Wisconsin
Cornell of Defense of
Fred H McBride
NEALY
Hutchinson
Pion Company
Joe
la Wy
Iit
Lipsenmb
Hellweny Company
Bint Frees Willock
Okla
North Teves Plains Ani
Nosey
West
Lone Star
Pan Agricultural
Mount Node
Armerich
Amy Renitin
Metedee Coterie
Peters
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