New Mexico Senate Hears Bills and Primary Law Debate
Guthrie Smith outlines nearly the Senate's tutored bills and joint resolutions to amend the constitution. Both parties push to speed work. debates on limiting bill introductions and statewide primary law hinge on revenue concerns, with committees set for hearings on real estate, child labor, and other measures.
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Guthrie Smith
Senate
Loase
Weck
New Mexico
House
Lutz
Lincoln
Sellers
Nichols
Curry
Mechem
To Mic
Irismran
Car Commission
Cory Commission
Socialist Warning on Debs Pardons and Jury Verdicts
The piece condemns the Socialists for demanding Debs’s release and defends President Wilson’s pardoning power. It argues that Debs was convicted under U.S. law and that a jury’s unanimous verdict should be trusted as the right outcome. It notes the approaching May Day and many mills resuming operations.
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Eugene V. Debs
Wil
Wilson
Debs
United States
Teachers Call for Funds for Better Pay Campaign
A message from John V. Conway urges all New Mexico Teachers Association members to donate 2 00 to support the salary drive for educators. The letter also announces eighth grade promotion exam dates March 11 24 and May 20 and provides study suggestions from the state board of education.
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New Mexico Teachers’ Association
John V. Conway
Johin Milne
Albury
Tre State Board of Education
Eth
Matt Hof
Searson and Martin
Regula
Pete Morense
Tenner
Supreme Court Rules Against Education Board in Land Suit
The Guadalupe County Board of Education appeals a district court ruling dismissing its complaint for specific performance to compel conveyance of land. The court upheld a demurrer, stating the complaint failed to allege any principal agent relation between parties and the resting title on the plaintiff. Justices Parker Roberts and Reynolds concurred in the opinion.
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Supreme Court
Guadalupe County Board of Education
District Court of
Guadalupe County
Appellee
Justice Parker
Roberts
Reynolds
Board of Education Named by Gov Mechem
Gov Mechem sent to the Senate the slate for the state board of education with Col Jose D Sena of Santa Fe Prof E L Enloe of Socorro and Mrs Josie Lockard of Raton Col James W Wilson of Roswell and Oliver M Lee of Alamogordo. Retiring members are Amado Chavez of Albuquerque and Earl Douglass of Aztec. A stray item notes a Versailles conference cost of 1651191 dollars to Uncle Sam, excluding other expenses.
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State Board of Education
Mechem
Senate
Committee On
Executive Communications
Jose D. Sena
Santa Fe
E. L. Enloe
Socorro
Josie Lockard
Raton
James W. Wilson
Oliver M. Lee
Alamogordo
Enloe and
Lee
Amado Chavez
Albuquerque
Earl Douglass
Aztec
New Mexico Attorney General rules on school insurance and discipline
Attorney General Harry Bowman ruled that there is no law authorizing county boards of education to purchase group life insurance for teachers or to pay premiums from school funds. The opinion cites lack of applicable Workmen's Compensation provisions for teachers and notes districts may expel pupils who threaten safety, with courts unlikely to order returns or compel attendance. The ruling follows inquiries from Bernalillo Union counties and addresses related disciplinary and welfare questions.
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Guthrie Smith
Workaeo
W Education
Harry Bowman
Olin
Conway
Tt of
Public Instruction
Bernalillo
Union
New Mexico
Bowman
Bernafillo County
Verity Board of Education
Bernafilo County
Union County
Colfax
Chaves
Towman
Fellows
Tech
Torrance County
J. AL McBurney
Abbott
Oil fires spark near Lakewood and Clovis trade grows
Sparks near a house caused a fire at a kes site close to Winger Stockman. An Oil company seven miles southwest of Lakewood reported a large oil flow from the Witness Producers No. 1 well after a shot two weeks earlier. The Clovis Supply Company opens as a fruit and produce dealer led by Win H. Whatley, with Hance released on bond after a toy-fashion related arrest. Clovis schools face overcrowding despite a new building, with 582 students in 1916 rising to over 990 by year start, forcing emergency classrooms and turning away applicants. a second new building is urged.
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Tce Oil Company
Lakewood
Clovis Supply Company
Mexico Company
McFarlin
Clovis
Win H. Whatley
Roowell
K. W. Ridger
Clovis News
New Mexian Association
Santa Fe
Organizatin
Lopitature Jtl
Lawson
Alatdo
Roy Prentice
Tudmcart
Supreme Con
Helen F Reynolds
Coolan
Rewiston
Carlsbad
Lousdonia
Ieresington
Association
Bien Heerand
Ore Dewry
Och
Justice Reynolds
F. Barker
Carrinneok
Las
Fawards
Awwrica
Repairs and fires spark Fort Sumner region updates
Debaca notes repairs at the Fort Sumner Club House and local maintenance efforts. Reports cover a barn fire at James Freeland store in Carlsbad, a cotton season outlook with ginning totals, and local political and religious visits including Bishop Meade’s tour of the Silver City area.
Unclear historic report on local electoral events and appointments
Fragmentary OCR describes voting, officials, and appointments in a 1923 political context. Mentions Haris Hivea voting, Corlyha, Lavington Leader, and names such as Darel, Mare, Duckworth, Haydon, Delgado, Nutting. Senate confirmation noted with no dissent.
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Darel Wey
Jadorsiene
Board of Pharmsey
Arewell
W. Il Duckworth
Heaten
W. Haydon
Clayton
Wit
Vec FM
Delgado
W. & Nutting
Raton
Raton, Eesmissiee
Senate
New County Board of Education Appointed
The Roswell News notes the new county board of education appointed by Judge C. K. Brice. Members include Mrs. G. W. Bryette and Mrs. W. C Urton for four years, Yean and Harry Cowan for two years. The women are Democrats and the men Republicans.
January Snow Closes In As Colfax Sees Three Inches
Colfax reports two storms bringing about three inches of snow during the second week of January. Overnight temperatures hover near zero with nights remaining cold. The moisture is welcomed by all interests and is expected to precede more precipitation.
Local notes mix of farming, injuries, and community events
A sprawling collection of notices from Dona Ana and Las Cruces areas details farm moves, a serious tramway injury to F C Rice, a baby chick exhibit by Sindy in El Paso week, Bundy family poultry output, school enrollments, and local illness trends with a small fire affecting Solano properties. Multiple residents relocate, while community health shows few deaths and pneumonia cases in children.
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Spratt
Havens i
Kentucky
Carlstery
De Lotte place sale near Otis Arkansas reported
W B Clement and WT Caviness of north of Plainview Arkansas bought the De Lotte place near Otis. Mr Caviness plans to move his family to the area in the near future. Current notes mention Kansas New Mex well.
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W. B. Clement
WT. Caviness Noth
Plainview
Arkansas
de Lotte Place
Otis
Mr. Caviness
The
Kansas
Lincoln bank officers named for term years in French presidency
Lincoln Montano Agta Hindos and Martines were arraigned near Corona on a felonious tally involving a Mendes bottle quila. They were bound over to a United States commissioner and returned to county jail. Reports say other arrests are possible as money funds purchases by a higher financier. At a Lincoln State Bank meeting officers for the coming years were elected: A J Rolland vice president, Boone cashier, and Pity assistant cashier.
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Jacob Montano
Agta Hindos
BH. Martines
Corona
Unites
Grace Jones
United States
Geng Ae
Lincoln State Bank
A. J. Rolland
Boone
Debier
KS Hank
Ite Seruins
Ford
Unclear text about drilling casing removal
Fragmentary note references Luna project casing removals and proposed drilling decisions. Mentions 5.8 and 10 inch casings and a 10 foot interval. Continues on page four.
Governor refuses extradition of Norris as not fugitive
Governor Mecheta refused the extradition request for W. T. Norris of Mamogordo after a Wednesday hearing. Norris, a seven year New Mexico resident, was alleged to have deserted his wife and three children. Counsel noted, but the governor ruled Norris not a fugitive and declined extradition.
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Kanaut
W. T. Norris
Mamogordo
Mecheta
Norris
Fifteen Flour Mills Planned Across Sunshine State
The Commonwealth Company outlines a plan to build at least eighteen mills in the state wheat districts. Locations proposed include Albuquerque, Raton, Coils, Des Moines, Clayton, Rose, Terre, Carriaro, Loving, Mogtalena, and Fort Simmer. The system would ship flour from branch mills to the city for blending into a high grade product.
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Commonwealth Company
Das
Raton
Coils
Des Moines
Clayton
Rose
Terie
Carriaro
Loving
Mogtalena
Fort Simmer
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Thetate
Coe
Education Board
Board OF Education
Gov. Mechem
Sam
GR Group
Rexenews
LAW News Review
Woman's Exchange
CAL
Anne Newhall
Tess
J. F. Docherty
Nved
Garthent
Karl Jowls
Eny
Charm Ui
Fred J. H. Bushy
Docherty Calles
Raeich
International Health Band
Nort Caroline
Kies
American Mining Companies
Burton Munch
Strer City
American Mining Congress
Denver
John Sully
Sama Rita
WW. Denny
Gallup
David Delya
Jucy del Vatlagmande
Ate Sieehout
A. H Cote
Hey Hise
Dlateret
Wullly
Meslea Sy
Nia
Ata the
Kes
Winger Stockman
BAR Association
Cooperat
H. F. Hance
C. A. Se
Utowin
Somme
Fort Sumner
Nely Curia
Mesgee
Curtigy
Blue Springs Ranch
Carlsbad Argua
Stodomn
Father Siew
Rain Ag
Grant
Montoy LB Presland
Vaetadiuer
James the Strucure
Verdamt
Mr. Freeland
Charles L. Meade
Methodist Church
Utah
Cor Lorado
Silver City
Meade
Prank Rck
Ale of
Dotwer
Soom
Res Hermanos
Om Silver Cy
Guadalupe
Papess
Haris Hivea
Lea
Ian
Lavington
Ioder
Carder
Jrdus Ci Mice
Aletdi Brickesray
Prekerig
Lisl Terebee
Werke
Wil Abere
Auployee
Mabie Lowrey Veare
Eutes
Sev
Dona Ana
Erienmie
Riverston
Hiner CoRivee
Sindy
el Paco
Mra Bundy
F.C. Rice
Las Cruces
Hotel Diew
Organ
Rice
el Paso
Wilcox
Las Cruces Republic
Homer
Awe Lowe
Callie Kerg
Feam
Cipriano Solana
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Cali
Pelle King McCord
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Solano
Luna
Sunshine State
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