United States Must Stand Ready to Keep Separate Station
Special to State Record reports that the Republican Publicity Association argues the United States must maintain a separate and equal station among nations. It warns surrender to the League of Nations would abandon liberty and invite European domination, risking a return to old-world control and new wars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Publicity Association
League of Nations
League
Friends of the New Movement
United States
Europe
Balkans
Mexico
America
Amerca
Municipaliti Recommend Letegiislation
The league urges cities to levy up to ten mills with state tax commission approval and five mills without, to propose bond elections by city authorities, and to study changes in road tax collection and village boundary adjustments. It also calls for more specific occupation tax laws and clarified vacancy filling by aldermen or mayors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Tax Commission
New Mexico
League
Albuquerque
Boards of Aldermen
Republican National Committee Meets Jan 1919 Editors Invited
The Republican National Committee plans a January 10 1919 Chicago meeting. The note urges wide editor attendance to foster cooperation and discuss future party plans for national politics and citizen participation with a focus on better engagement and policy development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican National Committee
REP
Chicago
NM Military Institute cadets win rifle medals at fall shoot
At Roswell New Mexico Military Institute cadets showcase marksmanship with 130 qualified on the record course and 63 earning distinction. Four cadets received expert badges led by top scorers Adjutant Dean Stahmann and Guy Cowden. Demonstrated progress prompts continued practice into spring demobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
New Mexico Military Institute
Tom
Institute
Jason W. James
James
Dean Stahmann
Guy Cowden
William B. Wallace
Eugene Gonzales
Sam L. Busby
Pmaby
T. . Oyte
Jesilon M. Thomason
Curties A. Lee
Hodges
Stahmann
Say
Cowden
Fink
Lieutenant Work
Army
Gibson
W. B. Wallace
French Scholars Visit Capital on Long Tour
Lieutenant Theodore Reinach editor and Sir de Ricci secretary of the Gazette de Beaux Arts, Etienne Burnette French army surgeon with the Pasteur Institute, and Madame Burnette will arrive in Santa Fe on an official visit. They will be entertained by Dr. and Mrs. Edgar L. Hewett and others at the state museum staff. A public meeting is set for 3 PM today in the St Francis auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Reinach
de Ricci
Gazette de Beaux Arts
Etienne Burnette
Pastuer Institute
Madame Burnette
Santa Fe
Edgar L. Hewett
State Museum
St. Francis Auditorium
Ouflaged Ships Featured In Santa Fe Artist Models
William Penhallow Henderson, noted Santa Fe artist, collaborates with O. Nordfelt on a model display of ouflaged ships. The project highlights maritime design elements and supervises layout work for the Pacific exhibition, showcasing artistic interpretations of flagged vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Penhallow Henderson
Santa Fe
O. Nordfelt
Pacific
Eure Amare
Why Democrats Lost and Why They Will Lose Again
Special to State Record from a long-time Democrat in New Mexico. The piece blames national Democratic leadership for defeats in 1918 and forecasts losses in 1920. It accuses leaders of abandoning the 1912 platform, dictating elections, mismanaging wartime policy, and provoking tariff and tax troubles, citing Fall and Wilson as examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Democratic Party
Miguel A. Otero
Ralph C. Ely
A. B Fall
United States Senate
Senate
Democratic National Platform
Jefferson
Wilson
Wisconsin
Henry Ford
Michigan
Industrial Workers of the World
Democras
Hog Island
New York
Minois
Ohio
Congress
Howeland
Clovis bids for Yeomen sanatorium site in New Mexico
Clovis New Mexico will pursue a strong bid to host the Brotherhood of American Yeomen sanatorium and home. The chamber of commerce touts the town on altitude 4200 feet pure drinking water and long sunshine as key advantages. Local doctors note Clovis has long claimed a good record of cures for various ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clovis
N. M
Brotherhood of American, Yeomen
Chamber of Commerce
Yeomen
Manary
Cold Blooded Murder of Frank Lusk at Roy
Frank Lusk was shot and killed by Rafe Hale near Roy after a farm dispute with Hale over a contract. Hale rode into town requesting a sheriff, admitting the killing and sparking a preliminary legal process. The account notes Lusk had just returned from officers training in Waco and plans to reclaim his farm before the fatal confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lusk
Rafe Hale
Hale
Frank
Roy
Lagk
Cnc
Unusual Yule in Santa Fe Passes Quietly Through Christmas
Fires burned in the streets from sundown on Christmas Eve as midnight mass and special church services marked the season in Santa Fe. The Apparition of Our Lady of Guadalupe was shown in Spanish at the St Francis Auditorium. A municipal Christmas tree hosted goodies for children and a band concert in the open. a dance occurred at the Elks home as Santa Fe extended its Red Cross Christmas membership drive by a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
St. Francis
Elks
Red Cross
Christma
Bean Growers Association Operating Successfully
Reports from Colfax County unit secretaries show progress for this year's crop. Abbott reports a new cleaner installed and operating. 57 members. Springer to begin cleaning this week. Farmers can obtain loans after cleaning and storage. French district farmers build a new warehouse beside the grain elevator to house the cleaner and beans. A railway siding is planned to aid shipments. The association aims to be a strong beneficial state farmers’ organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colfax
New Mexico
Abbottan Grower's Association
Springer Association
EE. Johnsom
New Mexico Bean Growers’ ) Association
Ibean Growers
1919 Game License Books Issued to Deputies Statewide
State Warden Rouault states the 1919 license books have been issued to deputies. Licenses may be issued from the books in December but dated January 1, 1919. Reports on licenses sold in late 1918 and January 1919 are due February 11. Printed 1919 game laws will not be released until after the next legislature session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rouault
Will Survey Counties for School District Consolidation
Assistant state superintendent John V. Conna has been appointed by Dr. H Voght, chairman of the national education commission in rural school practice, to conduct a complete survey of conditions in all New Mexico counties. The aim is to determine where consolidation of school districts would be advisable, reporting on effects on agricultural life, health, and night and vocational courses. County superintendents will submit reports to Mr Conway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John V. Connaas
H. Voght
National Education Commission
New Mexico
Conway
Estancia Valley Oil and Gas Company Organizing Stock Offering
Estancia Valley Oil and Gas announces its organization is complete and ready to issue stock to land lessees or buyers. The firm controls about 30,000 acres and seeks drifters with heavy rigs to come drill, touting good prospects and plans to begin drilling soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News-Herald
Increase in Federal Funds for State Road Projects
Federal appropriations will extend highway projects in the state with about 75 million dollars available this calendar year due to unexpected balances and current funds. Next year may see around 20 million from federal sources plus state funds. cooperative highway construction under the federal aid road act should be resumed promptly, according to Secretary of Agriculture D. F. Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. Houuston
Washington
State Record from France Sends Holiday Greeting
Bernard Spitz writes from St Nazaire France to State Record editor Mr Staplin thanking readers for the paper. He notes he is the sole New Mexico boy at his camp and shares pride in the state, mentions a Thanksgiving dinner by the Masonic Club, and sends best wishes for Christmas and a quick home return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Record
Bernard Spitz
St. Nazaire
France
Dee
New Mexico
Staplin- T
Masonic Club
Problem of Work for the Returning Soldiers in New Mexico
A state committee led by Charle Stringer will fund placements for returning soldiers in New Mexico. They favor linking veterans work with a state road building program and backing a National Highway association law. The plan calls for public land distribution reforms, high salaries for wounded and gas disabled veterans, an eight hour day, and better teacher pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charle Stringer
Dese Council
T. S. Molinari
Fon Torrey
Max Nordhaus
Paw G. Redington
New Mexico
National Highway Association
AP Wins Suit Over Hearst International News Piracy
The U S Supreme Court sustained injunctions to stop piracy of AP news by Hearst International News Service. The decision centers on unfair competition and unauthorized publishing of news gathered at labor and expense by the Associated Press for member publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Associated Press
Hearsts International News Service
Supreme Court of the United States
International
Associated Pres
Pardon Grants Reported by Acting Governor Lucero
Acting Governor Antonio Lucero issued pardons within the past week affecting Tranquilino Vallez from Colfax County who received a ten to twenty year sentence in the state penitentiary. Also noted is the release of Dr I Parsons, a Roswell physician, after an involuntary manslaughter case, at the urging of prominent Roswell residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio Lucero
Dr. Parsons
Germany Ruin Forecast Prompts Free Year Books for Farmers
A Berlin correspondent reports Dr Walter Rath claims Germany faces long term ruin across politics and economy. Senator Albert Fall supports distributing agricultural year books to stockmen and farmers, warning high indemnities could shrink industry and trigger economic shifts toward South America, the Far East, and Russia, risking Balkanization of Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Germany
Albert Bo
Walter Rath
Berlin
Rathenan
Labor
Fall
South America
Russia
Gala Day Planned as Governor Elect Arrives in Capital
Governor elect O. A. Lirraote is due in the capital from Annapolis and Missouri stops and will stay with Commissioner Jose Ortir. Inauguration day plans for January 1 are nearly complete with many out of state visitors expected and tickets selling well for the inaugural ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A. Lirraote
Sunda
Annapolis, Mary
Excelsior Springs
Missouri
Jose Ortir
Glover to Stand Trial in State Court
Charley Glover of Roosevelt County completes sentence and is arrested in Portales on an assault with intent to kill warrant. Previously charged with evading the draft, he escaped a surrender, shot at deputies, and wounded the sheriff during a pursuit. He pled guilty on prior charges, fined, and sentenced to six months. the case now heads to the spring term in Portales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Glover
Roosevelt County
Portales
Glover
AL. Gregg
Milton J. Kernewhy
Flida
United Sates
Wisgum
Lover
Porta*tes
Gallup Rebounds with Big Production Pace and New Ventures
G S Willhoit newly elected Gallup county surveyor reports a strong recovery from the flu. Coal mines employ about 800 workers producing roughly 12 000 tons daily. Gallup-American plans to open new mines and raise output. Carter Oil drills nine miles west of Gallup in a 25 million project. Fort Wingate houses about 500 soldiers and TNT storage, with 75 000 pounds slated. Cement buildings rise as the fort may become a relay station and large camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. S. Willhoit
Gallup
Gallup-American Company
Ning
Carter Oil Company
Fort Wingate
Train service improved from Lamy to Capital
An evening train to connect with Santa Fe train at Lamy began operation and the morning train was discontinued. The change came after extended efforts by the state corporation commission and railway administration, responding to residents and travelers tired of overnight waits at the junction due to prior poor connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Lamy
State Corporation Commission
Historical society cancels annual meeting at Athiowerane
The state Historical society cancels its annual meeting that was to be held during the educational association convention at Athiowerane on December 27. Prefect officers will hold over another meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
State Historical Society
Educational Association
Athiowerane
Parks Brothers Recaptured Near Silver City
John and Charles Parks, who escaped from Grant County jail, were recaptured near Silver City after an attempted escape ended when they missed a waiting automobile. The men had planned to flee toward Mexico, and were reportedly traced from Sulwer City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Charles Parks
Tsore
John Parks
Charlee Parks
Grant Canty
Mexico
Jed Ataigock Owles
Sulwer City
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Municipaliti
Yours, Will H. Hays
Democratic Party OF State and Nation
Bean Growers Association
Rovault
Estancia Valley Oil and Gas Company
Bernard Spring
Lucero
Capital
Historical Society
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