Labor and Asian trade push wage and policy debate
Special to State Record reports Samuel Gompers pushing a labor reconstruction platform opposing industrial autocracy wage cuts and longer hours while warning of rising Asia trade. It cites China and Japan growth, imports and exports, and the impact on American labor under tariff regimes and free trade doctrine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Recordington
Samuel Gompers
A. F. of L
Gompers
Founders’ Association
Orient
China
Japan
Asia
Democratic Party
Buffalo
Congress
Republican Party
Civic justice must apply to war crimes as to peace
The text argues that crimes committed during wartime deserve the same justice as peacetime offenses. It calls for apprehension, trial, and punishment without leniency and condemns any wholesale pardons for German leaders, warning such actions would ruin Mr. Wilson’s standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Premie Lloyd George
England
Mr. Clemenceau
France
Germany
Lusitania
Wilson
Hardihood
Complete Official List Of Grand Masonic Bodies At Tucumcari
Complete official list of officers for four Grand Masonic bodies meeting in Tucumcari. Names cover Grand Lodge AF and AM and Royal Arch Chapter with multiple officers and appointive posts across Santa Fe Albuquerque Roswell Gallup Carlsbad and nearby towns. Next session set for Albuquerque beginning the third Monday in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucumcari
Grand Lodge AF
A. M
Salomon Spitz
Santa Fe
Alpheus A. Keen
Albamusique
J. J. Kelly
Ilver City
Isaac W. Dwire
Taos
Joseph Gill
Clayton
Lucius Dills
de Pons
B. Naylor
Ton
A.J. Whiting
Clovis Sr
J. P. McNulty
Errillos
E Lowther
Albuquerque
Grandyler
Royal Arch
Richard M. Throne
Carlsbad
Rubenca Albuquerque
J. Lea
Roswell
Gallup
Graz
Albuerque
Richard M Hanna
Jno
Mo Bowman
Rand
J Macinicnica
Vail
BE. R. Paul
Santa
Jon J. Kelly
Silver City
Grand Lectures
Grand Chap-io
Cce Coenen
Aivaueure
Grand Sentinel
Eastern Star
Jessie M. Morgan
Artesia
Frank A. Hawley
Las Cruces
Lynette D. Maxwell
Estancia
Asso
Peter Cameron
Mbuquerque
Marion P. Stevens
Lucy Reed
Gertrude L. Dills
Margaret Hinds
Geneva Harden
Dawson
Lillie Hinkle
Grace George
Margaret Jones
Myrtle
Kimmel
Anna Baldwin
Socorro
Vena Elliott
Carrizozo
Grace Milburn
Pane
Mary Shallenberger
San Marcial
Grand Water
J. D. Greshan
Abbageerque
Pankey and Culberson Attend Livestock Meetings in Gallup
Lieutenant Governor-Elect Benjamin F. Pankey and Vic Culberson returned from Gallup where they joined the New Mexico Cattle and Horse Growers Association executive committee meeting. A large local turnout, a Harvey House banquet for 130, and planned talks in Santa Fe and Clayton highlight their trip and schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin F. Pankey
Vic Culberson
Gallup
New Mexico Cattle and Horse Growers Association
New Harvey House
Pankey
Culberson
Weterstey
Santa Fe
Clayton
Santa Fe considered as terminal of air route
Lieutenant G L Hancock who flew to Santa Fe last week in one of two scout planes says Santa Fe will probably be made a terminal point on the postal air route operating from St Louis as a base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Hancock
Santa Fe
St. Louis
Florida ratifies day amendment in special session
Florida becomes the 18th state to ratify the day amendment as the Legislature in special session lifts National Prohibition. Senate vote 25 to 2 and House 61 to 3. Voters in November 5 election approved the statewide prohibition by large margins with all counties backing it. Governor Catts convened session November 25 to curb liquor shipments into the state after January when the statewide prohibition takes effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Senate
House
Catts
Legislion
Manganese, Motor and Milling Firms Form in New Mexico
A report notes an Indian man from Jemez pueblo vanished on the Cabezon road amid heavy snow. Rescuers found his wagon abandoned with twelve days likely passed, mules alive but abandoned. Articles of incorporation filed for Pan American Manganese, Richards Motor Company, and Pyramid Milling Company with Santa Fe, Silver City, and Grant County figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jemez Pueblo
Cabezon
San
Herbert W. Smith
R. W. Lynn
Santa Fe
Richards Motor Company
Silver City
C. W. Richards
R. C. Johnson
G C Royal
Pyramid Milling Company
Basil Prescott
Grant County
Four Men Pardoned by Acting Governor and Local News
Four men sentenced for libel at Las Vegas received full pardons from acting Governor Antonio Lucero. Names include Flot close down last week on account of tencio C. de Baca editor of La Voz and Jerome Clevenger, William glen of Las Vegas. The action followed a crackdown by the district court and reflects broader clemency in the state. Range cattle and sheep in the area are in good condition after recent heavy snow melted, easing stockraisers concerns. A big Miami ranch, CE. Coon’s 2609 acres, is being sold to E. E. Johnson to stock as a cattle operation, with improvements noted. The Roswell Chamber campaign and local construction news, including completion of the Hart High gym brickwork and impending installations, are also reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Antonio Lucero
Tencio C. de Baca
la Voz
del Pueblo
Charles L. High
Jerome Clevenger
William Glen
David J. Leahy
CE. Coon
Miami
Miami Ditch
E. E. Johnson
Miami Valley
Springer Times
Two Care Prize Lambs Shipped From Wagon Mound
J C Overstreet of Optimo shipped two cars of prize lambs to Kansas City while A J Meloche reported a large shipment of old timers. The Raton district faced heavy flu impact with many workers affected and local businesses crippled. Local farmers reported strong yields in crops including sweet potatoes, corn, and beans with high per acre earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Overstreet
Optimo
Wagon Mound
Kansas City
A. J. Meloche
Wagon Mound Sea- Raton Range
Itinel
Heavyweight porker and local farm news from Torrance
A 480 pound Duroc porker slaughtered by Prof. S W Parton sets a local record with fourteen gallons of lard rendered. W W White ships cream to El Paso, earning a check around twenty dollars. County furniture arrives for schools, seven cars of beans to be shipped, Lupe Leon appointed County Nurse, cattle shipments from Mora county and Wagon Mound, and local cattlemen expect losses this year amid grazing conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Parton
Oklahoma
Partons
Mountainair Independent
W. W. White
el Paso
Mora County
Kansas City
andi _Bolt
Ivy
John McNierney
Deate
Charles C. Sears
Bob Burris
Estancia Herald
Robert Lee Wounded Nine Times Returns Home
Robert Lee a New Mexico soldier from Clayton has returned home after nine wounds at Chateau Thierry and Fort Logan. He was with volunteers mopping up a machine gun nest when he lost his right arm two weeks after landing in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lee
New Mexico
Clayton
Chateau Thierry
Fort Logan
Lee
France
Wheat crop forecast climbs to over a billion bushels next year
The federal grain corporation says Europe sales total 10,000,000 bushels and shipments are ramped up as rail and ship facilities permit. About 48,000,000 acres are planted to winter wheat now, expected to yield around 800,000,000 bushels, with spring wheat pushing next year’s crop over one billion bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Grain Corporation
Europe
Special election to fill vacancy in House in Socorro
Governor Lindsey calls a special election in legislative district No 2 Socorro county to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Representative elect Eduardo Chaves. Clementes Chaves, father of Eduardo, is the only candidate listed so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsey
Socorro County
Eduardo Chaves
Clementes Chaves
Santa Fe delegates return from Grand Lodge
Chief Justice R. H. Hanna, Surveyor General and Mrs. Lucius Dill, E. R. Paul and R. L. Ormsbee returned Monday from Tucumcari where they attended Grand Lodge meetings of the Masons and Eastern Star last week. They reported royal entertainment by the people of the thriving plains city and that they enjoyed every minute spent there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Hanna
Lucius Dill
E. R. Paul
R. L. Ormsbee
Tucumcari
Grand Lodge
Masons
Eastern Star
Plains City
Governor Elect Larrazolo Attends Annapolis Meet
Governor elect O A Larrazolo visited Annapolis on the 16th 17th and 18th to join governors-elect from states across the Union for a conference He and his party were entertained at a banquet by Governor Harrington and his wife He plans to return by the 22nd Trades Ranch reports a 12 story brick project and C W Harrison has traded for the J M I Love north of town The deal makes I Love owner of the two story brick business house opposite the First National Bank and the residence on Reicher Street occupied by his son
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A. Larrazolo
Annapolis
Harrington
Larrazolo
C. W. Harrison
J. M. I Love
Mr.i Love
Clovis
First National Bank
Reicher Street
Clovis News
State statistics on land sales and farm moves in Clovis
M L McCluskey of Clovis who sold his mercantile business buys land south of town from Jess Comer and plans to move there to farm. A Curry county visitor bought a 32 acre farm with live stock and implements to settle permanently. Judge Sam G Bratton sold his Clovis residence to Cash Ramey and will build a modern home on a corner lot on Gidding Street. The city reports on land and livestock as part of a federal agricultural survey led by R F Hare and A B Lyman with New Mexico input.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. McCluskey
Clovis
Louis P. J. Masterson
Jess. Comer
New Mexico
R. F. Hare
Federal Department of Agricult
A. BR. Lyman
Colorado
Curry County
Sam G. Bratton
Cash Ramey
De Baca Feed Store Change Hands
HL. S. Fuller has bought out the De Baca feed store, taking ownership from the prior proprietor and announcing a new management period. The move signals a change in local supplier operations and service plans for area farmers and ranchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HL. S. Fuller
Fuller & Company to Replace Fuller & Ray Firm
Interest of O H Ray in the feed and fuel business continues at the same location as the firm adopts the name Fuller & Company. The Fort Sumner Leader notes the change in ownership language. The Carlsbad Current reports missing CJ F L sheep after a recent storm, with belief they may be found later. The storm also caused few cattle losses. The Carlsbad Currant adds that the school board bought thirty seven wooden rifles for drill, Lee Enfield type with slings sights and swivels, for the boys who hope for more storms to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. Ray
Fuller & Ray
Fuller & Company
Fort Sumner
Carlsbad
Carlsbad shipments and a double murder shock Quemada
The Carlsbad area reports a large shipment of cows and cotton after weather cleared, while a chilling double murder at Quemada ends with a coroner's verdict of cold blooded murder. Oliver and Mrs. Coleman were found shot in the Coleman house, with a 45 caliber pistol believed used. Police have no clear suspect. details from the coroner's inquest describe the fatal sequence and the fire in the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Hickox
Quemada
Joyce Pruit Co
Henry Coleman
Quesi
Coleman
Ereet
Oliver
Magdalena
Artesia
Howe
Glenrio school board limits holidays this year
The county school board decides there will be no Christmas week vacation this year. Christmas and New Year’s remain the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenrio Tribune
Local Trade and Ranch Activity Report in Kenna Area
Roosevelt Ive sold M2 steel gear to W P Little field last Wednesday for an undisclosed price. Kenna Record notes Caprock firms shipped 15 cattle cars to market. County road crews operate east and south of Valley View as Kenna ranchers dip cattle at Sears ranch this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Littlefield
Kenna
Valley View
Luna Camp Cody To Become Convalescent Hospital Site
Major Charles H. Reese arrives as construction quartermaster to supervise the destruction of remaining camp buildings at Luna Camp Cody while the present base hospital remains for convalescent care for returning soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Cody
Charles H. Reese
Cattle Sanitary Board in Session Wednesday
The Cattle Sanitary Board of New Mexico met in this city on Wednesday with attendees Chas Tierra Amarilla W. J. Linwood Raton and H. L. Hodge Silver City present for the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cattle Sanitary Board of
New Mexico
Chas
Tierra
Amarilla
Pankey Ships Eight Car Cattle Loads from Lamy
Hon. B. F. Pankey sent eight car loads of cattle today from his ranch near Lamy, loading at that station for his large eastern Kansas ranch where he fattens and holds hundreds for market. The collector’s bill is due, and the line hints at Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Pankey
Lamy
Kansas
Otero Thomas Bros Acquire Irrigated Land East of La Luz
Alamogordo News reports the Thomas Bros J A and Chas E completed a purchase from Owen Prather of a tract east of La Luz formerly owned by the Alamogordo Improvement Company. The 40 acres of alfalfa and over 10 acres of highly cultivated land will be farmed, expanding their holdings.
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Thomas Bros. Bay Fine Ranch
Thomas Bros, J. .A
Chas
la Luz
Alamogordo
Thomas |Bros
Owen Prather
Wheat crop doubles in plains feed to Tucumcari
Quay wheat crop from the plains fed Tucumcari last week with Messrs EE Darby Joe Reavers JH Welch Vance and Lang among the feeders. They report wheat already as much as ever before and foresee more than a hundred percent rise over any prior year. Glenrie stands as the only known place in the United States failing.
Show Place Homes and Farm Prices Highlight Clayton News
Union J A Needer visits Edgar Frazier at DeHaven for corn. Frazier offers 50 bushels per acre at 1.50 a bushel in Des Moines Swastika. 2F Gibbins finishes Froth Bungalow interior near Dyche residence. Boy’s Pig Club member buys registered Duroc-Jersey. sow raises 18 pigs in 1918. Continued on page four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J._A. Needer
Edgar Frazier
DeHaven
Mr. Frazier
Des Moines
Gibbins
Dyche
Clayton
Boy's Pig Club
New Mexico Legislature to Consider Broad Reform Agenda
The upcoming session will consider a unified budget law and a commission to propose fiscal measures. Proposals include mining property taxation by value, improved private car company assessments, a state agriculture department, a state immigration bureau, and a health and vital statistics department with funding. Also on tap are a one mill road tax, road license reforms, possible Albuquerque county status, an equal suffrage bill, and a federal prohibition amendment ratification resolution. A memorial for World War I veterans may become a building, and defense councils may receive continuing funding. Judicial procedure acts and stricter dry laws are planned, along with stock flotation regulation and enhanced workers compensation. The session begins January 14, 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Agriculture
Immigration Bureau
State Department of Health and Vital Statistics
Cty
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Council of National Defense
Council of National Defense That State Councils of Defense
Sete Sion
Wheat acreage in Quay County surges 250 percent
J H Walsh of Forest, visiting the city for seed wheat, reports an Agricultural Department estimate showing Quay County sowing up 250 percent over last year. He notes ongoing sowing, expected higher acreage, and ample soil moisture promising a strong average yield on the plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Walsh
Forest
Agricultural Department
State College
Las Cruces
Forest Fires Do Major Damage in 1918 Southwest
District Forester reports 795 forest fires in Arizona and New Mexico National Forests last year. 442 were lightning caused, nearly half man caused, burning 33.58 acres with 30 706 acres timbered. Damage total 15 579 dollars, firefighting cost 1840 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
New Mexico
Forest Service
Sion
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Far East
America
Claude Hobbs
John M. Bowman
Wesley O. Connor, Jr
Charles C. Maning
Richard H. Hanna
Edward R Paul
Fitton Perry
Taylor E.julien
Tea Car
Irvin Ogden
Roy
Guard
E. Lowther
Pankey and
NEW Mexico News Review
Bernalillo
Hart
J. A. Ell
Buchanan
Hart Ranch
Roswell Star
Chamber of Commerce
Colfax
Springer
Board of Education
Raton Range
Raton
R. S. Trumbull
Anj
Solano
Mosquero
J.C. Boyce
Boyce
May Melton
Neck of Woods
County School Board
Willard
Burt
Frijoles
Esancia Herald
Lupe Leon
Torrance County
Miss Leon
Esta
Howard Payne
Alamosa
Witlard
U. S. Biological Survey
Shine Four Cars
Carlsbad Xin
Carlsbad Argus
San Jose
Loving
Pate
Roosevelt
Sears
Luna
Otero
Glenrie
United States
National Prohibition
Memorial
Depense Council For Peace
Quay County
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