Santa Fe pushes for electric street railway franchise
New York investor James Butt seeks a Santa Fe city franchise for an electric street railway with plans to extend lines to Albuquerque Las Vegas Espanola and Taos. Governor Larrazolo urges suffrage ratification health funding and soldier settlement reforms as session progresses with bills on highways taxes and public defense moving through both houses despite opposition.
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James Butt
New York
Sion
Santa Fe
Larrazolo
Albuquerque
Las Vegas
Espanola
Taos
W. C
Sen T. V
Lartarolo
Mexico
A. A. Sedillo
House
John F. Clark
Senate
National Guard
State Health Department
Barnes
Susan B. Anthony
Alao
Herbert
Mehlapp
Gallegos
Micacero
Salazar
Sanchez
Aranda
Armijo
de Armand
Baca
James
Blanchard
Carter
Socorro
Chaney
Griego
Hanson
Lea
Linwood
Lobato
Mascarenas
Otero
Padilla
Bernalillo
Colfax
Ramirez
Romero
Tamony
Vargas
Sedillo
Epstein
Howard
Hunter
San Juan
Quay
Hull
Livingston
Lyndh
Methop
Norris
Robertson
Turner
Faircloth Goralo
Medina
Ortega
Rome
Trujillo
Winston
Gonzales
Vesely
Hidalgo
Soldier Settlement Board
Public Defense Committee
de Armond
Curmis
Grie
San Joam
Ontl
Lee
Lynd Medina
Mehthop
Oters
Killing at Cerrillos Early Sunday Morning
Sheriff Armijo received word that Juan B. Lucero shot and killed Cayetano Leyba at Cerrillos on Sunday. Lucero was bound over to the grand jury without bail after arraignment. defense sought to introduce self defense evidence but was denied. Witnesses testified as the hearing drew crowds amid street talk of prior relations and a dance dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeo. W. Armijo
Juan B. Lucero
Cayetano Leyba
Cereslas
Me Montoya
Liecco
Lucero
Tuesis
Charles M. Conklin
Mona
Alexander
Renehar
Theeting
Reagan
Levb
Leyba
Locera
Cerrillos
Tajcera
Democrats Split on Training Issue Creates Sharp Party Rift
Washington February 18 President Wilson argues universal military training should be nonpartisan while Democratic lawmakers from Monse regions oppose training. The vote shows an overwhelming 105 to 17 split against the proposal.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
Monse
Why Women Voters Become Republicans
Mrs. Henry M. Youmans, associate chair of Wisconsin’s Republican state committee, explains why she joined the Republican Party. She notes her past nonpartisan suffrage work, calls for education in citizenship, and argues that parties are necessary to govern and advance reform, endorsing Republican principles and policies.
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Henry M. Youmans
Republican State Central Committee of
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Woman's Suffrage Association
Republican Party
Renacan
New Mexico Ratifies Woman Suffrage by Legislature
In a 17 to 5 Senate vote and 36 to 10 House vote, New Mexico ratified the Woman Suffrage Amendment, becoming the 32nd state to approve. The list tracks ratifications and rejections across states, with notes on forthcoming sessions and hopeful outcomes before the national election next fall.
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Senate
House
Legislature
New Mexico
United States
Wisconsin
Michigan
Kansas
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Texas
Iowa Jay
Missouri
Nevada
New Jersey
Metal
Arizona
New Metrio
Alabama
Georgia
Mississippi Tennesse South
Virginia
Friends of the Amendment
Delaware
Connecticut
Oklahoma
Washington
Marylane
New Charters and Amendments From State Bank Appointments
The Farmers State Bank of Clovis received its charter with capital stock of 30,000 paid in cash and directors A Skarda S J Boykin J W Wilkinson W A Dannelley and J Skarda of Clovis. Santa Fe Building Corporation of Santa Fe granted a charter to pursue hotel plans with 50 share par value, incorporators Arthur Seligman C G Mardort F E Mera Colin Neblet Reed Holloman Bronson M Cutting and Charles Springer. Fort Selden Hot Springs Company of Las Cruces filed amendments changing name to Tornado Oil Company of Las Cruces with Charles Madrid as agent and capital stock of 800000. signed by M H Peterson B E Lane and others. The New First Bank of Grenville received its charter with 30,000 capital, directors L J Gusler Frank Whitenack Walter G Junebluth G W Scott Nellie Mumey and Arthur Hatey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers State Bank of
First Bank of
Nearly 1700 Auto License Applications For 1920 Tags
Secretary of state reports about 1700 auto license applications for 1920 tags up to date. The process has become the department’s largest workload with clerks issuing accounting and handling correspondence to enforce the ban. Net returns to the state road fund are conservatively estimated near $200,000 for 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
De Baca Ranch Prepares Cattle Move After Yard Grading
Joseph DeGrattonreit arrives Thursday with two catloads of cattle for his ranch down the valley. Kemp Lumber company finished grading its yards using about 125 tons of gray and sand materials, Fort Sumner Review reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph DeGrattonreit
Kemp Lumber Company
Fort Sumner
Poultry Show in Albuquerque Sets Two Day Event
The poultry and pet stock show in Albuquerque runs on the 20th and 21st with daily dances and afternoon talks by Prof. Thompson of the state college on pure bred stock care. Strong entries are expected from across New Mexico as organizers push for a robust, well attended event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poultry and
Albuquerque
Armory
Irof. Thompson
State College
Colfax Harlan leads cotton push in Las Cruces valley
Colfax Harlan of La Mesa reports 12 acres planted in April 1919 with a cotton yield of 1 bale weighing 565 pounds at 43 cents a pound. grossing about 2392 dollars plus 700 from 10 000 pounds of seed. The Mesilla Valley Cotton Growers Association forms with gins planned at Las Cruces La Mesa Anthony and Filmore to aid new cotton expansion amid optimistic stockmen and rural school progress in Lincoln County.
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Tee Harlan
la Mesa
Harlan
Tenaia
Maxwell
Lincoln Dev
John V. Conway
Santa
Farm Bureau
J. Wray
Yuma Valley
Mesilla Valley
Las Croces Republic
Near East Relief Painting Highlights Suffering in Asia
A dramatic painting for Near East Relief depicts the suffering of women and children in Arments and nearby regions. It notes 120000 adults and 250000 orphaned children at risk of starvation and exposure, with Near East Relief at 1 Madison Avenue, New York, as the main aid group struggling for funds to reach more victims.
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Arments
Europe
Armerica
Western Asia
Belgium
France
Starversen
Madison Avenue
New York
Pacheco Drives School Program at Raton Range
Fe. Mr. M. M. Pacheco is the progressive teacher at this school deserving credit for organizing the program and efficiently managing school work at Raton Range.
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M. M. Pacheco
Raton Range
Curry County rural lines to begin construction soon
At a Curry County Rural Telephone Company meeting the executive committee approved immediate building of lines after sufficient stock subscriptions. Chas Denmis was elected secretary treasurer and the contract for all materials went to Barry Hardware Company of Clovis. The move is praised as progress for Curry County and rural living. The Curry County Grand Jury adjourned after one day with only one true bill of indictment, noted as unusually brief. The wheat outlook remains favorable as moisture and early spring planting proceed amid strong winter wheat condition reports.
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Curry County Rural Telephone Company
Chas. Denmis
Thempany
Barry Hardwa
Carry County
Curry County
Clovis Journal
Bids Placed For Chama River Bridge In Rio Arriba
Three bids were filed for a bridge over the Chama River in Rio Arriba, with bids from City bid 13012.14 Levy Construction Denver and El Paso Bridge and Iron 319. The plan includes a suspension type bridge and a steel truss option. Construction advances on Albuquerque Farmington road. Farmington area sees a new steel bridge across the San Juan costing 7000.
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J. C Harvey
Chama
Rio Arriba
iSitaisad
Levy Construction Company
Denver
FIOS
el Paso Bridge & Iron Company
Valuont
Otere County
M Cha
Gallup
Iam
McKinley County
Farmington
State Highway Department
Bernall
Farmington Iva
San Juan
Jessouth
Pexter Way
Albarmington
Eddy Pool Cattle Held For Shipment In Town
Cattle brought to Eddy Mountain Pool were kept in town to allow time for shipment to Kansas City. Eleven cars were placed in J. Smith’s care, while Carl’s workers and residents observed many horsemen in the streets. Hermann C Henrici of Globe Plaster and Mining Co. Kansas City visits to settle issues tied to the plant fire.
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Mountain
Kansas City
J. Smith
Carls
Elf “Eddy
Hermann C Henrici
Globe Plaster and Mining Company
Certificates of Fourteen Teachers Announced
The state board of education approved fourteen certificates, including four life certificates and one five year professional certificate, announced by Superintendent Jonathan H. Wagner. The board will reconvene April 16 to solicit bids for textbooks for new semanal schools for the 1921 to 1927 period.
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State Board of Education
Elida
Minnie Mackey
Pinos Altos
LeMoine
Roy J. White
Tyrone
C. EB. Chandler
Dorothy Dakin
Clayton
Elizabeth & Floyd
Raton
Jennie Mulvaney
Belen
W. F. Osborne
Wagon Mound— Institute
Blanche Osborne
J. Underwood
Miami
Nannie R. Cagte
Belen—Institute
G. B. Duffield
Rowwell— Institute
Report Your Property And Save Penalty
Less than ten days remain to report property for assessment. February 2 is the final date to avoid 25 percent added to full value. The piece urges county assessors to report all property and insists on paying taxes to fund government services.
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Taxpayers Association
Ohio Business Boosters Visit Ancient Capital
Santa Fe hosted over a hundred delegates from the Cleveland Chamber of Commerce for a 100 mile trade extension trip to 22 western cities. They arrived by special train and were welcomed by a citizen committee and a Te** dance series at the museum. on Sunday locals gave them an auto tour of the city.
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Santa Fe
Cleveland
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New
NEW Mexico News Review
Pecos Valley
Sempleton
Fort Sumner Lea
Roswell Milling Company
Roswell
D. F. McDonald
Warren Graham
Dodd & Guyer
Dodd and Guyer
J. A. Abercrombie
Shout
Orchard Park
M. W. Mills
National Investment Company
Alhinnerone
Fone Hunealows
Mills
Jawcea
Yurare
Senate Commerce Committee
Jones
Roswell Mutine Company
Bachels
Lebrack Elerstar Co
Kaneat City
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