Anti Strike Clause Insures Justice To Labor
Washington reports summarize the 1920 commercial outlook and seeks to curb labor disputes. Secretary Alexander notes a four billion dollar 1919 trade surplus and warns European exchange and credit must expand. Senator Cummins argues for a wage-dispute tribunal to preserve industrial peace and civil order while allowing strikes in limited cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alexander
Department of Commerce
Europe
Nnbth
Cial
Albert B. Cummins
Interstate Commerce Committee
Congress
America
G O P Convention Call Issued With Delegates List
George R. Craig received from National Chairman Will H. Hays the official call for the Republican national convention to be held in St. Louis next June. New Mexico to send six delegates at large. totals for other states and territories shown, with 984 delegates overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Craig
Republican State Committee
Will H. Hays
St. Louis
New Mexico
Congr
Congress
Bama
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Delaware
Florida
Idaho
Illinois
Maine
Massachusetts
Michigan
Missis
Missouri
Hawaii
Philippines
Porto Rico
Water applications filed with state engineer
The state engineer records water applications including Julian Smith of Carlsbad seeking a permit to divert 45 second feet from Blue river for winter use and 220 acres irrigation with an 18 foot masonry dam on a 144 mile canal, and Francisco C de Rare of Miocttas Sandoval County planning to divert one second foot from Arroyo de la Placitas for 70 acres irrigation, plus notes on missing persons, a Travelers' Aid Society statement, and heirs of Reade increasing in number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Smith
Carlsbad
Township
Capt
Dean Smith
Aviation Corps
Hoene
Teleoord
Francisco C de Rare
Miocttas
Sandoval
Permis
Arroyo de la Placitas
North Ranges
Enloe Sues Normal School Over Salary Dispute
E L Enloe, president of the New Mexico Normal School at Silver City, sues the board of regents for 1500 dollars alleging a May 1 1916 contract to serve as president for three years starting August 1 1916 with 60 per year paid monthly. The suit contends the regents halted his service March 1 1919 and withheld salary through March to May 1919 plus interest and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Enloe
New Mexico Normal School
Silver City
Board of Regents
Enloe
December transfers by land office report adds to freight movement
Fragmented OCR notes describe December transfers by land office, mentions transfer of duties to another official, and cites shipments from California to eastern states. The text references Lyell mountain and a figure of over 40,000 carloads, with scattered monetary amounts and dates.
Merits of the Gasoline Tax Case
A. B. Kennehan notes confusion over the New Mexico gasoline tax case pending before the U S Supreme Court. Three oil companies sought a permanent injunction against the 1919 license and excise taxes. temporary relief was granted with bonds. The issue remains whether the plaintiffs were entitled to a temporary injunction, with no merits trial yet held. The case stands as preliminary, awaiting the court's ruling on the injunctive question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
U. S. Supreme Court
A. B. Kenehan
Supreme Court of the United States
Judicial Code
United States
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Paul
Continental Oil
Tears Company
Sinclair Refining Company
Sup
Water application filed in Union County for Palo Blanco Creek
Frank Kell and R H Joyce of Wichita Falls Texas apply to divert 1475 second feet from Palo Blanco Creek and store 18 1037 acre feet in two dams. Projects include two gravity diversion dams and canals costing 125000 00, 25500 00, 4500 00 and 3750000. Irrigates 12024 acres in township 26 north range 28 east. State engineer to publish notice before action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kell
R. H. Joyce
Wichita Falls
Texas
Palo Blanco Creek
Palo Blanco
West Side Canal
North Range
Township
Range 28
Mohair Growers of Grant County Organize Pool Association
A gathering of Grant County mohair producers met at the county agent’s office to form a Grant County Mohair Pool Association. J. W. McNutt served on the executive committee as the group moved toward organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant County
Grant County Mohair Pool Association
J. W. McNutt
Ir County Farm and Livestock Tinafimcina al Wantin Te Fomaesina
Mohair growers form Roswell area cooperative
A building and joan association led by Robert Kellah in Roswell forms to boost the mohair industry in Grant county. About 70,000 goats yield 250000 pounds of mohair valued at 125000 dollars with initial stock of 5000 shares to be subscribed by local businessmen and capitalists. The move aims to improve and enlarge agriculture in the county as residents organize a strong cooperative presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Cravens
W. C. Silsby
Tyrone
Roswell
Mason Goat Ranch
City
Iowa
Cravens
Berrendo
Grant County
Robert Kellah
Silver City Hell
Cape Independent. Italists
Real Estate Boom Puzzles Albuquerque December Activity
Albuquerque shows brisk realty turnover with homes selling multiple times in a month. Notable deals include E. Bliss buying the Garcia building and Candelaria brothers remodeling a West Gold avenue business site. Other sales involve Mrs F L Miller, A J Morgan, B C Hernandez, and Mr McChuchtin planning more homes as the Me Kinley mill expands. A new women and children hospital is planned with Drs. Rice and McLandress leading medical staff. Theresa McMenamin to head nurse, while Pablo Baca faces charges over a buried infant without permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
E. Bliss
Garcia
West Gold Avenue
Candelaria Brothers
National Investment Company
F. L. Miller
Estancia
Steve E. Roehl
A. J. Morgan
Chicago
Ernest Six
B.C. Hernandez
Guy Stevens
William Keleher
Forrester Avenue
B. Sanchez
Orin D. Malette
South Broadway
Charles Roehl
OM Town
R McChuchtin
Me+ Kinley Land & Lumber company
Zuni Mountains
Oh Po
Rice
McLandress
van Atta
Brebmer
Royer
Albuquerque Speci
Theresa Mc Menamin
Neel Named Assistant to State Engineer
George M. Neel has been appointed assistant rate engineer to succeed Eon Hobart who resigned to resume mining in Mexico. State Engineer Leslie A. Gillett announced the appointment this morning noting Neel has served with the department for some time and will support sections on hydro projects and state work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Neel
Eon Hobart
Aco
Mexico
Leslie A. Gillett
Mr. Neel
Department
Ince
Cksenn Af Vba SA Foenday
Hampshire boar wins first prize at Raton fair
The seven months old boar named French won first prize at the Raton fair for a consideration of 75. A sow was also sold to the same parties for 100 dollars. Messrs. Tyler recently purchased a registered Hampshire boar valued at 10 dollars per head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raton Fair
Messrs
Tyler
Hampshire
Colfax County Schools Report High Junior Red Cross Enrollment
Several Colfax county schools report near full enrollment in the Junior Red Cross with Eaton Gardiner Baldy Canico at or near 100 percent and small figures for Vermejo Park. local farm and cattle news accompany reports of theft, fire damage, murder, and a farm accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colfax County
Junior Red Cross
Eaton
Ae Gardiner
Baldy
Vermejo Park
Canico
Local land and home projects near Clovis and Masterson Seantile
Curry H Howell buys the south edge of the Masterson Seantile property at Clovis to build an oil business facility soon. Ambrose Ivy contracts J W Mordecai for a modern farm home a mile southwest of Clovis, selling part of his farm to Gus Bryan and planning improvements on 160 acres. Ivy aims for an exceptionally fine residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Howell
Clovis
Ambrose Ivy
J. W. Mordecai
Ivy
Gus Bryan
Watermelons, Coyotes, and Fort Sumner Bounty Tale
Herman Butts, a dry farmer near Fort Sumner, hid green watermelons to lure and trap 15 coyotes, selling their skins for 82 dollars after frost killed the vines. Frank Cox of Canton brought 22 coyote pelts to town, earning bounty money and handsome skin prices, all said to be caught by his wolf hounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Butts
Fort Summer
de Baca
Frank Cox
Canton
Fort Sumner
Cox
Land Transfers And Wine Case Update In Anthony Area
Dona Ana county land tracts near Anthony change hands as cat growers buy cre are. A Thompson orders catload cottonseed for the vicinity. Rielardo Provencio of Las Cruces is charged with selling wine to youths and sentenced to six months in county jail by Justice Crue Garcia. J I Paxton represents Provencio. Four casks of wine are held as evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony
Creare
A. Thompson
Rielardo Provencio
Las Croces
Juice O the Peace Crue
Garcia
Perwe
J. I Paxton
Proven
Cotton Prices and Sales Report From Georgia Plantations
Ginning progress in Paty county shows about three fourths picked with around 2500 bales at Curletnd GA and 2000 bales at Lowing and Ma Tore. Swerve price noted near 100 pounds with cotton already sold, pushing farmers to over one million dollars in sales to date, though money remains unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seston
Paty
Lowing
Domingo Indians Charged With Cattle Stealing
Attorney General C O Ashton investigated cattle stealing by Santo Domingo Indians after a Christmas pueblo confrontation. Ten Indians were arrested for larceny. five held for Sandoval county grand jury, three mules missing. Four pleaded guilty. one claimed another Indian butchered a steer. The hearing drew over 100 blanket-wrapped Indians and tense moments as deputies held line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. Ashton
Santo Domingo
Pueblo
Justice of the Peace
Pella Blanca
Sandoval County
Peilanca
Huw
Peria Blaca
Dian
Indian Service
Montoya
Santa 1
Lisenae
Mounted Polie
D. M. Welch
Luis Martinez
New Companies Chartered Across Oil Mining and Trade Sectors
The Oil Pchange of Portales files articles for an oil exchange business with 4500 capital stock and $100 par, incorporators including Gerard of Blue Rapids and G. M. William von. The Charles Field Company amends articles to raise capital with preferred stock, class A and B common stock, while Charles Iield is named president and William H. Springer statutory agent. Hidalgo Mining and Milling Co. is authorized to do business in New Mexico, with Lordsburg office and J. H. Fitzpatrick as resident agent, authorized capital $200,000 with $30,000 paid up. Roberts-Dearborne Hardware Co. of Carlsbad files amendments increasing capital to $100,000 and extending directors to five, S. Le Dearborne as statutory agent. Realty Company of Large Gas plans farming, mining and mineral exploration with capital $5000, par $100, incorporators listed. Gallup Laundry and Collap to operate textile and retail services, with capital $5000 and fully subscribed stock, incorporators Geo A Payne Nellie Payne and Wm Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil Pchange
Portales
General Oil Exchange
Gerard of
Blue Rapids
Kani
Charles J. Hagerling
G. M. William von
R. G. Bryant
Portale
Charles Uield Company
Las Vegas
Farse
Charles Iield
William H. Springer
George A. Flemine
Hering Wiliam Shilinsla
Las Venas
Gallup Laundey Ti
Lean Ig Works
Niecy
Geo. A. Payne
Nellie Leah Payne
Wm. Bailey
Gallup
Dairying Profits Foreseen On Kansas Farms
J F Koster of Mittonvale Kansas predicts a future where every farm in the region will keep a field full of dairy cows. He argues that diversifying crops to feed cattle year round and using silos will stabilize income, reduce mortgage risk, and provide steady paydays from milk and cream sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Koster
Mittonvale
Kan
San Diego and Arizona railroad links coast to imperial routes
The San Diego & Arizona line creates a direct 20 mile connection to the Southern Pacific Seaboard, placing San Diego closer to the Orient and central American markets than San Francisco. After 15 years of engineering effort, key sections feature many tunnels along a narrow corridor, boosting export potential and port prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
San Dicky & Arizona
San Diego
Lis
Orient
San Francisco
Central
South America
San Dego
Imperial Vale
San Dengo & Arisons
Sierra County road boosters back plan for federal aid
Leslie A. Gillett states Sierra County road boosters agreed on a federal aid road program with four miles of construction between Hot Springs and Elephant Butte dam and three miles toward Eagle outlet. A second project on highway No 1 between Las Palomas and county south line was approved. A special two‑mill levy for highway No 48 from Lake Wallace to Silver City was requested for a special legislative session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie A. Gillett
Hot Springs
Elephant Butte
Eagle
Las Palomas
Sierra County
Lake Wall
Silver City
Flying V Bar Ranch Sold to Texas Oil Firm
McMath of the Flying V Bar ranch at Wagon Mound sells to Hammond, Texas oil producer, owner of Barkburnett and Ranger fields. Details of price withheld, stock not included, and plans for remaining holdings unclear. Hammond reportedly plans to use the property for ranch and oil ventures, with the deal completed in New Mexico vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Am, McMath, Ee
Wagon Mound
Hammond
Barkburnett
Ranger
Texas
Bagon Mound
Ratiesen
Flying V Bar Ranch
McMath
Mars County
New Mexico
Albert Clancy Quits AS C Commissioner
Albert H. Clancy resigns as a United States commissioner for Santa Fe. He sent his resignation to Neblett of the United States a few days ago and departs for Steer City to spend New Year's days. His successor named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert H. Cantuty
United Rates Cortmienener
Santa Fe
Neblett
United States
Jepartere
Steer City
Mr. Clancy
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U. S
Hays
Eceocdine
Be the Travelers’ Air Society
Enloe Sues Normal School
Perm
Eactern Tates
Union County
Mohair Growers
Eat Rer
Cancin
Tyler and Son
Manwell
Taylor and Sons
NEWS
Bernalillo
George W. Gensemer
Pine Grove
Pennsylvania
David S. Hill
The
State University
Department of Home Economics
Pablo Baca
Earl Bowdich
Baca
Neel
Gate City Cleaning and Pressing Company
Rai
Kelly Store Raton
Weebster, Jr
Cimarron
H. D. Johnson
Stanton, Teras
Gardiner
Luke Casimoff
Casimoff
Roy Stephens
Springer Tract
Ve Baca
Dona Ana
Enny
Domingo
NEW Railroad
Hjierra
Texas Oil
Albert Clancy
A. S
J. M. Lams
Los Lena
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