State Legislature Opens With Bills on County Creation and Finances
The second week of the session resumes after a Thursday adjournment in Santa Fe with many measures ready for committees. Bills cover county creation like DePaca, budget and per diem changes, state salaries, and mining, taxation, and public lands matters. Several House bills propose fines, juror procedures, constitutional amendments, and committee actions progress through the opening days.
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Adams Dewey
DePaca County
Sumner County
Senate
Santa Ve
New. Mexico
Hoise
Egirg
House
Gonzales
Llewellyn
Judiciary Committee
Trespary
Jes
Llewelly
Justices of the Peace
Jesus
Sanchez
Jesus Sanches
Jesus Sanchez
Conzales
Strou
Judicerry
Stroud
Judiciary
Barnes
Judicia
Francis
Large Tract to Be Sold to Settlers
Southwestern Immigration Association of El Paso Texas offers a 25,000 acre tract northeast of Mills and east of Taylor Springs for dry farming settlement. Officials visited the area and plan a prospectus to market lands when market conditions improve in hopes of attracting many new farmers to the county and neighboring districts.
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Southwestern Immigration Association
el Paso
Texas
el Vaso
Mills
Taylor Springs
Raton
Prepare for postwar industrial competition warns official
In a Washington statement, President Jonath wrne Jr urges rapid postwar industrial preparation to avoid European and Asiatic competition. He argues tariffs must rise, markets for surplus goods found, and labor protections enacted to prevent economic defeat as war ends.
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Washington
Jan
Ists
Jonath Wrne, Jr
Wisgordits Ptase
Europe
Faropean Nitiana
Germany
Austria
Tce
South America
America
Farmers oppose tax cancellation circular in New Mexico
The Farmers Society of Equity circulating a letter opposing legislative rebate of delinquent taxes. It questions the feasibility of canceling all taxes and tax liens, noting that such a move, if limited to real estate, remains doubtful and widely discussed among agriculturalists and stockraisers.
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Farmers Sociey of Equity
New Mexico
Tax Equity in New Mexico Prepares for Legislative Action
A historical letter argues that pre 1912 tax dodging by individuals and corporations would shift the burden of supporting state, county, and city governments, including schools and roads. It cites Union County’s creation in 1880 and estimates up to one hundred thousand dollars in taxes canceled by a law, urging citizens to contact senators and representatives to prevent injustice.
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McDonald
Aindments
Bryant
Mersfelder
Skeen
Murray
Iver City
Mogoll
S. B
Reinburg
Tully
Union County
New Mexico
Government Pay Scales Then and Now
A historian notes the 19th century approach to lumping pay into a single appropriation and compares it with modern levels. Clerks in 1871 earned under 20 dollars yearly while today many earn higher wages, with growth in higher grade roles but few in number. The piece highlights slow growth in government employment and the impact on pay structures in the district.
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Lelier
Fe Norrrane Oonie
Print Paper Prices Soar and IPC Increase Feared
The message warns that International Paper Corporation will raise prices soon, threatening newspaper profits nationwide. It urges readers in arrears to settle to avoid further subscription and advertising rate hikes, noting many papers operate at a loss due to subscriber defaults.
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Fiat
Internatiral Paper Corporation
Des oMines Capital
America
Not since 1907 as locals see influx of migrants
A Roswell businessman notes an influx of outsiders at this morning’s scene. He recalls 1907 when the valley welcomed its first large migration and says the current arrival of many faces resembles that era. Garages report 276 new automobiles in town.
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Roswell
Carlsbad
Permanent Exhibit Planned Under Hewett Direction
Under Dr Hewett the permanent exhibit at the New Mexico exposition area will be developed with ethnological and artistic displays. The Santa Fe School of American Research leads the project and the San Diego museum will host an extensive art collection linked with regional galleries. A projected museum and research labs will sponsor expeditions into Central America and Mexico, with a campaign seeking 160 annual members at 3 each to fund upkeep.
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Wi Keita
Weltion
Pathboard
Hewett
Divertor
Wl Ati
New Mexico
Misterical
Saveey
Ciy
Lipton
Sir Homme Lipton
Diego Muse
Ian
Centralion Research
Avdatta Fey
Touseum
Santa Fa N. M
School of American Research
Fe Wud
San Diego Museum
Santa F Si
Aubrey Wasausou
No M
George W. Marston
Eugene Ferry Smith
Fred Walter
Alice Lee
W. Temple Jonson
Santa Fe
Wheeler Bailey
Stephen Connell
Alice Klauber
Col. D. C. Collier
Expos Tion Company
Central Amer Mexico
Quirigua
Central America
School ‘American” Research
California
California Quadrangle
Life
Emertors Hold Meeting Discuss Plans
State Superintendent Wagner opened the gathering at ten oclock Monday in the Capitol, with school leaders from Albuquerque and Santa Fe present. Attendees debated county institutes, summer sessions, and the length of programs in various counties, aiming to inspire teachers and improve educational offerings statewide. A lecture on agriculture by J F E Farrell and updates on bilingual publications and the National Educational Association were also discussed.
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Conmy
Cap Tol
Wagner
Atanvcio Montoya
Maye Chave Conway
Ant
Ponte Veklos
Gramivatute
Uate
Marri Soew Matha
Varna
Aegon Tsera de
Awtistony
John Vod
Rutley
Silver Day
Roberta
Mhiversity
Tas Veknac
W. Fremont Ostorne
Vredient Span
h-American Normal School
Jol Milne
Albuquerque
David Ky Bard
Mexico University
Aliquverier
Fv Roth
City
Santa Fe Schagis
Alvan No White
R. Asund
RR. Larkin
Jinn and Company
J. C. Mersfelder
B. Pack
Qhay County
Warner
Condon
Ten Volock
Tate
Varinge
J. F E. Farrel
Agricultural Department
Washington, D.C
Ginn and Company
Cyre
Cyr
Hic
Alia
N. White
Kansas City
M. H. S. Lithgow
Whittier Aa
Armour Body Found as Armour Man Identified Nearby
Remains of Clyde D. Armour found near Trenths city after a search that included Sheriff Laper and Attorney Du avy. Coroner's jury heard of the autopsy, clothing receipts bearing Armour's name, and a gunshot wound to the neck. Police and officials described the event unfolding in a nearby tragedy with details of the scene and investigation.
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Clyde D. Armour
Trenths
Tas
Sandoval
Satchwall
Laper
Duavy
Rix
Sean
Wolee
Nebraska
Rmelle
Ariler
Senta Teneante
Ieee
California to fund museum upkeep and festival plans
The State of California faces an appropriation of $50,000 yearly for museum maintenance. San Diego Fiesta Festival organizers propose using the exposition to tackle future uses. Philanthropic gifts from Schumann-Heink, John D. Spreckels, and local residents back plans to create a California opera center. The first music festival is set for next July, with Schumann-Heink contributing $10,000 via a San Diego bank.
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State of California
Mmuseum
San Diego
J ‘Ie
Schumann-Heink
John Dpreckets
Otter Sant Diegans
Uihern California
Bay Ith
America
Spreckles
Schumann-Hyink
In & San Diego Bank
Newspaper men indicted for libel in Socorra county
The Socorra county grand jury has returned true bills of indictment against Cap alcio newspaper men. Promsen MM. Cutting and Ralph M. Henderson each receive two true bills. Ex Governor M. A. Otero and E. Dana Johnson are charged with two true bills each. Austin C. Brady is charged as reporter with two true bills. The trial date is set for later this month.
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Socorra County Grand Jury
Capalcio
Whch
Promsen MM. Cutting
New Mexican Printing Co
M.A. Otero
New Mestean Printing Co
Ralph M. Henderson
E. Dana Johnson
Austin C. Brady
New Railroad Grade Near Jack Springs
Carrizozo News reports a new grade between here and Oscuro with 200 plus workers building a straight line to reduce curves and mileage. The six mile route will cut through arroyos, set cement culverts, and create long fills up to half a mile high. Depths reach about 48 feet with completion expected in five to six months.
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Oscuro
Jack Springs
Carrizozo News
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