New Mexico awards six year school text contracts to 23 publishers
The state board of education awarded contracts totaling nearly three hundred thousand dollars for six years to 23 publishers for textbooks across New Mexico public schools. The list spans arithmetic, civics, dictionaries, geography, history, science, reading, and language materials, with notable publishers including McMillan, World Book, Houghton, and Ginn. Names of districts and officials such as Governor Benjamin F. Pankey and Superintendent Jonathan H. Wagner appear in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Education
New Mexico
Bailey and Germann
Ember Primer
American Book Company
Watson and White
Modern Arithetic
D. (. Heath Company
United States
Civics Bobbs
Merri Company
International, G. & C. Merriam Company
World Book Company
D. Appleton & Compat
Barnes Company
Geographics
Brighat
Heistlane
Americat Hook Company
Uinar —Potter-Jeachke-Gia
Little Brown & Company
McMillan Company
Benson
Etts
Bobbs, Merrill Company
the World Book Company
New World Spolte
Zaner
Bloser & Company
Nueva Ca
Huyke, Silver
Baral
F Scott
Foresman
Jon Martin
Pulisual Company
Charles E. Merril
Ginn & Compa
Row
Peterson & Anesey Pictures
M. Books
Bi Seaoerae
Rand, MeNon & Company
Junior Bith
S Man & Company
Wiley” Tles
Rand i Rompany
Laing
S. Benjamin I Sandor
Sanborn & Ow Poy Cadens
B. Lippincott Company
Evuca
Failowlor
Ernor
Benjamin F Pankey
Jonathan H. Wagner
Sfasteuction
Josie Lockard
Ste
Raton
Mte
Roswell
Earl Douglas
San Juan County
Aztec
Amado Chaves
Territorial
Santa Fe
Jonathan A. Wagner
Presider State College of Agriculure
Clothier
Tores
Teken
Mivselpti
Tor Graes
Habeas Corpus Hearing In Columbus Raiders Case
The Supreme Court opened a habeas corpus hearing on the Columbus Raiders case, with the Mixicon government represented by Artrveus A B Renshaw and Nobl. The state counsel included Bowman and Askren. Arguments extend into today as the court weighs the governor’s pardon and potential earlier rearrests by Lana county sheriffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scheme Court
Lana County
Deming
Verk
Wilson Administration Still Money Mad
Special to State Record argues the Wilson administration pursues wasteful spending, noting earlier Republican cuts of 2.5 billion and claiming current appropriations exceed last year by 30 million. It asserts the Democrats promise economy yet push for higher federal expenditures under the year. It discusses tax cuts, debt, and the need for Congress to scrutinize requests.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Honocrats
San Francisco
Republican Party
Ontve
Governmnt
Natonal
Wilfor
Jotow
Publicatis
Rome
Tie of Congress
Congress Debates AEO Budget Reductions In 1930s
Representative Mondell of Wyoming calls for drastic cuts to the $4.653 billion Treasury request for the next fiscal year. He targets the army and sundry civil expenses, arguing the totals exceed current projections and urging economy in government spending. He criticizes the administration for inconsistency between pleas for economy and the submitted estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Monell
Wyoming
House
Secretary of the Treasury
Te Treasury
McMondell
Shale Oil Representatives Visited City for Oil Prospect
In Denver, Colorado and nearby towns, shale oil representatives led by C R. Cundatt and George M Day toured the area to discuss shale oil development and its potential impact on the Southwest. They highlighted abundant shale oil resources in New Mexico and Colorado and noted interest from operators and industries ready to supply oil for wagons and farming needs.
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R. Cundatt
George
Indus
Colorado
Southwest
New Mexico
Anti Strike Bill Passes Senate Without Debate
The solitary anti strike bill cleared the U S Senate without debate or a roll call and moves to the House. It makes interference with interstate commerce a felony and ties penalties to combinations by workers or employers under the act.
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Washington
Senate
House
Exter
Republican
New Soft Drink For The Duke Eerry
The College Inn at 201 West Central Avenue Albuquerque has incorporated for 2500 dollars with SHON subscribed. A contest of defeated Democratic candidates formerly known as Grimshaw’s will be heard December 24 at E'T Cone 200.
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College Inn
Mincmal
West Central
Avenune
Albuoneraut
Dem Fermerly
Grimshaw
Ine
Tion
Bea
Thomas
New administration building planned for university campus
Construction begins on a $77 000 new administration building at the Menaul school near Albuquerque. The project adds to two earlier campus buildings this year and aims to raise capacity to about 250 pupils. A dormitory is expected as subsequent expansion. An auditorium for 300, business offices, and 15 classrooms are included. A radio club is planned at a meeting in Albuquerque with wireless equipment and buzzer practice for students. Read and Dolph sanatorium near Albuquerque changes hands and will reopen as a hotel for convalescent needs around January 1 after remodeling. The Grimshaw Candy Co store in Albuquerque is bought by local businessmen and will reopen as College Inn with a fully paid $2500 capital.
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Menaul Ool
Albuquerque
Wom Board of Home Missions
T Presbyterian Church
MCA
Connecton
Mesa
Wratfred Shuler
Yo Woc
Irene Fisher
Shuler
Fisher
Conval
Healily
Grimshaw Candy’ Company of
College Inn
Nation Life Fortrance Camapony of
Southwest
Busien's Association
City
Fred Petit
Montoya and Montoya Post Elects Officer
The Montoya and Montoya Post held an eclectic meeting naming officers for the coming year. New appointments include Noressa King as Adjutant, Abel Benoviter as Vice Post Commander, and other posts such as Finance Officer Mansel Ortera and Historian LW Layer. The executive committee includes H J Menden, Hilario Delgado, and others. The group approved Christmas gift expenditures for disabled city men and donations to Fort Bayard and the local sanitarium totaling $15.00 to the Las Vegas facility.
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Moptiyn
Montoya
Armerican
Noressa
Mete de Abel Benoviter
Ce C. Tefoya
Gett Martinez
Mansel Ortera
Anity
LW. Layer
HH. Dormin
H. J. Mendensall
Hilario Delgado
Howard Kerr
Frank Catanach
J. A
H. J. Mendenhath
J. A. Lowe
Fort Bayard
Las Vegas
Valmora Sanatarium
Unauthorized solicitor of Jewish relief funds alert
A 1920 New Mexico notice warns readers that Rev. J. Mastin is touring the state to raise funds for Jewish War Sufferers and the American Jewish Relief Committee without authorization. The National Director requests newspapers publish a notice confirming Mastin has no permission to collect on behalf of the organizations.
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American Jewish Relief Committee
New York
Ees
Santa Fe
J. 5
Hammon
New Mexico
Mr. Mastin
Oo Henry
Local notes on law firm, arrests and new well plans
Chaves County prosecutors and defense figures are discussed with mention of McCallongl Wyant, Kett ani Witkata He MeCallonein, and a county jail arrest tied to larceny of cattle. Jor Gist’s arrest is noted with Jim Johnson handling related matters. An election in Hagerman to approve 4200 dollars in school bonds is announced. Sunshine State Co. plans a government-permitted well drilling within 10 days, tied to their refinery and pine mine interests in Texas and Artesia origin.
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McCallongl & Wyant
Ditant
Kett
Agama
Fornery Aggracticting
Jim Johnson
Chaves
Jor Gist
Johneor
Gisy
Jin Johnson
Hagerman
F. Grant Keyes
Sunshine State CO. and Refining Company
Wi Falls
Texas
Artesia
J.C. Jensen
Wichita Falls
Roewell New
Clovis
Mitchell
Ranchvale
Bert Patton
Patton
Gilasco
el Dorado
C S
Gotle Co
Glasco
Colfax Wage Cuts Reach Large Firms Amid Slow Pay
The Colfax area faces wage reductions driven by large companies, with workers upset by cuts yet hoping judgment will prevail. The report notes arrests in Clay County over moonshine and a snowbound northern region, plus road and public works updates, cotton ginning progress, Artesia housing stress, and local business shifts shaping economic conditions.
Land deal and cattle shipment link in Chickasha note
Guadalupe W. H. Dringer of Chickasha Oba Homi purchased the 20000 tract near Cuervo once owned by United States Senator A. A. Jones of New Mexico. J Hoflicks Nr Deigner recently received 7000 head of cattle to the ranch.
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W. H. Dringer
Chickasha
Oba Homi
Cuervo
United States
A. A. Jones
New Mexico
J. Hoflicks
Vast Oil and Legal Updates From Lovington Ledger
The Lovington Leader reports ongoing court activity with Stone bound over to grand jury and a peace bond set at 250 dollars after a contested hearing. Also covered are well drilling plans by Florida Oil Co and updates on the northwest Lovington well as managers plan to resume drilling with improved casing and a rotary drill to reach greater depths.
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Rinduey Storth
Mbece
Savy Carter
Far
Eaves
Grand Jury
Friends of Stone
Ambitious Texan oil and refinery progress reported
Report notes Amarillo purchase of equipment for a refinery delayed months by weather. Workers to begin platform work soon, aiming to start operations within two months. Oscar Norwood acquires land near Glenrio from Jacke Brothers and plans cattle stock on leased acres south of Ende. OC Teer Co faces water depth issues delaying drilling. potential oil depth target set at 3590 feet.
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Wooley Hey
Amarilla
Texan
Amarillo
Tocamenss News
Oscar Norwood
5 Mile
Texas
Glenriv
Jacke Brothers
Transacton
Ende
Anti Norwood
OC Teer Co
Gallup Laundry workers settle strike. bank charter issued
The Gallup Laundry strike ends with workers returning to duties following an amicable settlement. A national bank charter has been issued for Gallup, while local contractor Chas Christman secures remodeling work for the Vidal building on Front Street.
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Gallup
Gu, Inc
In Y Workers Union
National Bank of
Vnsit Ton
Chas
Christman
Vidal
Front Stree 2
Bane
Dr Gibbs Called To Cabera For Poisoning Case
Dr Gibbs, railway surgeon, was called to Cabera Monday to attend a poisoning case linked to a local effort to cure rheumatism by ingesting a large amount of a substance meant for external use only. Cattle shipments are listed as moving from Roy to various destinations this week and next.
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Gibbs
Cabera
David Aranda
ToS State State Set For Divorce Action
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a divorce action involving a person named Aiver and references to surrounding locations and individuals. The readable items include mentions of a court or legal proceeding and a Rex or Mr. Gearhor. The exact names, dates, and places remain unclear due to garbled transcription.
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Tos
Seth
Aiver
Alemegorda
Gearhor
Roosevelt for Center Continues through Portales History
A fragment from Portales recalls a longtime town landmark Roosevelts and a local figure tied to the community for seventeen years. The text hints at a continued dedication amid older landmarks and Centennial memories.
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Bernalillo
Jonathan Wagner
Public Instruction
Hidalgo
de Chaves
Colfax
Curry
de Baca
Dona Ana
Grant
Glatupe
Lea
Lincoln
Lina
McKinley
Mora
Otero
Ric Arris
Roosevelt
San Sandoval Juan
San Minuet
Jon Vera
Arro
Torrance
Union Orf
Falencia
Columbus Raiders
DEO
U. S. Senate
Sandoval
NEW Mexico News Review
Montoya & Montoya
J. Mastin
Mastin
Near East Relief Association
Feorke G. King R
Oh Taylor Springs
Springer Stockman
GB Clay
Houston
Federal Grand Jury
D. E. Moye
WE Sadler L. Thorny
J. A. Nichols
Uo SS
Clovix Journal
Lea County
Wersell Ranch
Ithe Bridge
Wersel Ranch
Lake Eesgm
Carlsbad Mitline and Gin Company
Henry Tipton
Otis
Loving
Carlsbad Argus
Emily
Anesia
W. J Corrigan
Mil O
Calumet
Gib National Forest
Intersecion
Baltard
Broadway
Silver City
McMillen Cattle Co
Greenwood Cattle Co
Flury and Rathburn
Cleopatra
Calif
John W. Turner
2Xv Cattle Co
Vail County
Silver
City Independent
Tewis Hellberg
Columbus
Blair
Lakewood
Inday
Hellberg
Govlo
Calumbus
Mexico
el Paso
Carksbad
Guadalupe
Manner Fymone Minytrette
Scott Garase
Hese
W. Mo
Luna
Clark
Florida Oi Co
Riggle
Roy Tarry
Dorin Ord
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