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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1920
Page
4
The Senate debated anti strike provisions amid a larger fight over railway labor policy. The amendment prohibiting strikes was adopted in the Senate but the House rejected it, and the measure was removed before passage. Supporters argue it protects public welfare while opponents see it as a tool against labor.
A discussion argues that a 10 percent import duty on wheat could ease fears of American farmers by signaling protection against imported wheat. Dissenters warn this may depress foreign supply and hurt buyers while emboldening producers to withhold wheat, potentially shaping market expectations and futures.
A painted night scene along the Dintons glade shifts to a political riff on the American plan for organizing labor. The text contrasts twilight imagery with calls for honest work and union inclusion, criticizing unions and employers while urging work opportunities for all.
A report cites American bankers considering loans to South American nations totaling about 50 million dollars, with Chile and Argentina seeking 10 million each. Proceeds may be spent in the United States, signaling a shift as European lenders dominated Latin American credit and urging ties to bolster U S industries and merchant marine.
A New Mexico News Review fragment reports on local travel plans from Hot Springs to Clinton via Hillsboro and Saver Gig, with road work expected north of town and funding from Deming for defenses and improvements. It notes a fatal shooting in Deming and a disciplinary case involving soldiers, plus regional industry discussions and a windstorm causing telecom pole damage near E Paso.
The Medten Cocomery Company of Kansas City and Hutchinson opened a cream buy station at this place with two business men, Mr Lituribelow buyers Nara Stone Vea.
The Portales News and the Portales Journal announce a consolidation and new leadership. Mr. Greaves will be joined by his brother Sam Greaves, who has worked with an Amarillo paper, to carry forward the merged publication.
Mountaintair and nearby communities report changes as Farmers and Stockmens Bank aims to double capital stock after officials return from California. Local figures, including Amsden and Pierce, discuss plans, staffing, and the bank's anticipated operations. Assistant State Bank Examiner J. C. Miller oversees, and a Home Bakery project advances with new ovens. Local service men form an American Legion Post. town news includes court proclamations and municipal procedures.
City ordinance prohibits dumping human excreta within Santa Fe city limits and requires flyproof sanitary privies connected to approved systems. It mandates setbacks from wells, keeps privies clean and flyproof, and sets fines from five dollars to one thousand for violations.
The case of a man named Persons charged by grand jury indictment with incest and criminal assault of his daughter Mary Enna Persons began Friday afternoon in the court chamber with his oldest daughter Clara as a key witness. The mother testified about the daughter's statements and the maximum penalty cited was up to 50 years.
The 67th Congress faces passing a new apportionment law for House elections after the 1920 census. House membership could rise from 435 to over 485, altering representation. States with faster population growth may gain seats, while others lose. The issue centers on adjusting seats to reflect shifts in population and voting power.
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An advertisement-style notice touts RAT-SNAP for rodent control claiming money back if results are unsatisfactory. It asserts the product kills rats with no odor and comes in ready to use cakes without mixing. The copy targets households seeking quick pest elimination with guaranteed satisfaction.
Federal agents this week arrested Carl Gorgon and others including Greg A Gartich of Heaton on charges of manufacturing and distributing beer wine whiskey and tequila. The men are to appear before the United States district court at Sprague Recay to answer the charges as investigators pursue links to a broader operation.
A drifted report notes an opportunity for Weratt Richarity to train for travel to a South American port. A naval reserve unit received an intercession from federal authorities to move another reserve unit toward South American ports. The scheme may exceed ten months, with Uncle Sem providing entertainment, as Wyatt plans to return by Manch Alamogordo. Alamogordo center aims to protect business against dishonest credit seekers through a patterned organization.
About 4000 sheep from the Aragon ranch in the western county will ship this week to Nebarka for feeding. The Quemade Chraches of Comm teente with fe fe teenie pealdetits meres will une ory moerima, acccorting to Presifen Anastacio Tee for the perenee et worker eer the bert subu. The firm’s manager NG Bara says the operation will continue monthly, with early spring goals for new holdings and continued work by the Rew Meee tise Co family in local commerce.
John, a 35 year old man from Taos, died in Se Day after a bullet entered and caused instant death. He was well liked and industrious, described by artists who painted him. The incident appears linked to a collision at a New York scene involving Collier and three young sons.
Torrance reports Mountainair State Bank failed to open Friday morning as depleted reserves caused the shutdown. The institution, which served about seven hundred customers, faced a sudden closure leaving patrons concerned about access to funds and daily banking services.
Official publication outlines the Santa Fe City Police Court jurisdiction and procedure. It specifies issuance of warrants, docket entries, and judgments including fines and imprisonment for ordinance violations, with costs assessed to the defendant and specifics on appeal and enforcement.
An ad promotes RAT-SNAP as a rodent killer with claims of no smell and effectiveness in pan dem or cellar spaces. It notes the product is sold by Beacham Mignardet Hardware Co Coline Drug Store Co and Kaune Grocery and guarantees results.
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