New Appointments To State Boards Made By Governor Mechem
Governor Mechem announced and Senate confirmed multiple appointments to state boards including health, reform school trustees, child welfare, girls welfare, and state education. A new slate of officials, including Secundino Romero as sheriff and mounted police member, was confirmed. bills advancing in the Legislature include abolishing several offices and creating new commissions.
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Senate
HOUSE
Guthrie Smith
Office of Insurance Commissioner
State Corporation Commission
Mechem
Houseady
Budget Committee
Public Utilities
Game Commission
New Mexico
Sheep Sanitary Board
New House
Boards of Education
Reinburg
Hirammons
Santa Fe
Capitol
Giera
Alo
Nep
Giverny Mitchem
State Board of Health
A. G. Shortle
Albuquerque
Reform School
Springer
George D. Parrish
W. D. Brennan
Dawson
Harvey
Gs Ring Martine
Welfare Board
George W Wiichard
Rome I. Sonohoc
la Fe
Girls’ Welfare Board
Mex
Margaret Medler
Abuquerque
Eduardo
M. Otero
Las Lunas
Isabel Exkte Itver
Mra
Requisition for Johan Barrett Not Honored by Governor
The Governor of Kynsae, Gov Mechem, heard a requisition for John Barrett of Clayton on a charge of concubinage. At today’s hearing evidence suggested Barrett was guilty, and the governor declined to honor the requisition.
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Johan Barrett
Kynsae
Mechem
John Barrett
Clayton
Barrett
Degrees of murder defined for first time in New Mexico
The New Mexico Supreme Court reaffirms the district court judgment in O. W. Smith murder case and, for the first time, defines first and second degree murder. Smith was indicted in 1918 for killing Fred Richards. Jefferson Raynolds, Las Vegas pioneer, is noted for public service and involvement with local property transfers and civic causes.
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New Mexico
District Court
Socorro County
O. W Smith
New Mexico Supreme Court
Smith
Fred Richards
Jefferson Raynolds
Las Vegas
Auste i
Cosa Od
Hin Homme
Raynolds
Santa Fe
Las Vers
Montezuma Hotel
Hot Springs
Ymocal
New Trial Granted to Bassett for Second Degree Murder
A new trial is granted to Dr William G Bassett after a supreme court opinion reversing the district court in Union County. Bassett was convicted under section 464 code 1915 classing abortion as second degree murder and sentenced by Justice Parker with Chief Justice Roberts and Justice Raynolds concurring. The syllabus holds that under section 1404 the core offense is intent to kill a quick child. evidence of other abortions not resulting in a quickened child is not relevant and should be excluded.
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William G. Bassett
Supreme Court
District Court
Union County
Bassett
Parker
Roberts
Jesu Raynolds
New Variety of Still Captured at Gibson
Prohibition agents seized a Gibson operation linking an aluminium pressure steam cooker to home brew manufacture. Seven arrests, large liquor quantities seized, bonds ranged from 250 to 1000. Individuals including Jacenta Bennelas pleaded guilty to intoxication offenses. Nine gallons of whiskey and corn mash destroyed or seized. multiple defendants held on bonds.
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Albuquerque
Jacenta Bennelas
Gibson
Tabiacture
Pumcsson
Lorenzo Carviggion
Leoule Loun
Mhoemix
Haeneloro
Frank Carr
Mand
Ray Davis
Sunshine Valley project praised by Pan key
Former New Mexico Lieutenant Governor Pan key lauds The Denver Post and The Great Divide for colonization in Sunshine Valley New Mexico. He notes 109 settlers live there with plots between eight and forty acres, promising rapid homebuilding and a strict settlement policy. The piece cites health efforts expansion and early school activity as signs of progress and expects further settlers by June 1.
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Pankey
New Mexico
Denver Post
Sunshine Valley
Volney Hogcatt
Post
Divride
Jshine Valley
Santa Fe
San Mi
Table City
la Jove
San Milat
New Mexico Budget Outlook Shows Rising Needs and Deficits
New Mexico faces escalating deficits as the Ninth and Tenth year needs climb toward 2,887.09 and 3,? million respectively, with building programs totaling 122 thousand and potential cuts to new state educational institutions. The budget committee warns tax income will fall short, even with a three mill levy, as future needs span Legislative, State departments, Courts, Educational institutions, and indebtedness.
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Guthrie Smith
New Messeo
Cowsignee
Guv
Mechem
the Military Institute
Roswell
Insane Asylum
The
Agricultural College
Ate
Woath
New Mexico
Star Nenas
Supreme Court backs health department powers in New Mexico
The Supreme Court affirmed the health department’s authority over county health matters, ruling that without state approval a county officer cannot be validly appointed. The decision centers on a dispute in San Miguel where the state department provided physician coverage at county expense, and the district court ruling was reversed for a new trial. The case clarifies state control over public health appointments and duties. The New Mexico Editorial Association set to meet Saturday to discuss craft matters and hold a roast.
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Guthrie Snaith
Aml
Hiewith Aliseer
Coritaigs
Capenie
Supreme
Distriet Court
San Migue
At of Health of
State Department
Board of Commissioners
District Court
Supreme Cour
Sheavilabis
State Department of Health
Board of County Commissioners
Department of Health
Railway officials visit Albuquerque and new hotel plans emerge
Parker general manager western division A I F railroad visits Albuquerque for shop construction and Central Avenue crossing paving talks with Bristol Bisbee and Purcell. Union Overall Manufacturing directors elected Mitchell Kahn and Clarmpett. factory aims full capacity soon with 12 machines installed. Fred Harvey plans 250000 hotel improvements at Alvarado. expansion includes lunch capacity, laundry, dormitories and guest capacity. work to start when plans finalize. Three New York Italians arrested for possession and shipping squatters in Albuquerque await federal trial. bonds set at 8200 each.
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RJ. Parker
Western
A. I. and F. Railroad
Albuquera
Uader Construction
Central Avenue
Parker
C.J. Bristol
Fm, Bisbee
John Purcell
Central Svete
Trjeray Scenae
Santa Re
Union Overall Manufacturing Company
Albuquerque
BL. Mitchell
Siegfried Kahn
K. A. Clarmpett
D. M. Hoek
Forty Stir Mills
Aces Moilestor Ortie
W. P. McDowell
J. RK. McDonald
Querque
Fred Harvey
Alvarado Hotel
Harvey
DB. VF. Manger
Newston
Kansas
John E. Smithers
Idext
Hovel
Milrough
Well location and oil sands near Roswell in Seven Rivers district
The Roswell News reports a new crow section of the Seven Rivers district with a well two miles east of the Kansas New Mexico number one well on the same structure. The sands here show productive potential at shallow depth. Daniel Pat and Glare company announces a paint price cut amid lumber and carpenter cost reductions in Ki well.
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AOD
Liesd
Carly
Ratt
Roswell
Seven Rivers District
Kansas-New Mexico
Daniel Pat and Glare Company
Kiwell
Merrell
Colfax Legion Plans Social Club in Community Hall
Colfax officers of the American Legion have arranged occupancy of the entire Community Hall by the Lodge and social club. The former district court chamber will become a social room with a piano billiard pews and serving kitchen. The hall will be ready in about six weeks and opened with a big hall, expected to be one of the state's most attractive venues.
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American Legion
Springer
District Court Chamber
O All Rome
Legion
Train mishap near Raton and farm industry woes reported
A caboose on a freight train near Raton derailed with four crew members from Las Vegas ordered to stop at the site. A Ford vehicle found in a wrecked car showed no claimant. Fire damaged a barn and hay, while Springer Ditch stockholders reelect officers. A new hay marketing association forms in Manwell to aid winter transport.
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Weard
Raton
Las Vegas
Village Constable Elected After Town Meeting
The article describes J. K Rather arrival in Taba from Walter Hall and Pa John Weare being elected Constable of the village. It recalls the Weathers establishing a residence, the family’s movements, and notes a town meeting with officers including Preston J as director and J. Ow as treasurer. The piece references the Fort Suner Leader and local events surrounding debt and leadership.
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J. K Rather
Taba
Walter Hall
Tonk
John
Ove Vilage
Wal
Themerives
Are Range Vicor Haying
Tatban
Taian News
Sumner
Nealely
Preston
Dirglae
J. Ow
Rocaing
Fort Suner
Fire and crop news mix with student accident report
A Dona Ana fire of unknown origin damaged a barn and hay, with losses around 3000 dollars while grain and sweet potatoes were sold from Dona Ana packing, and a student accident at Cortege Clinic left a 9 year old dead after a train car incident. The event underscores strict military practice supervision and ongoing sales activity in Las Cruces.
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Pendleton Fuller
Willer
Euler
Las Cruces
Asociation
Bay Cray
Arizona
Dona Ang Coang Mareetung Association
Eting Associai Ten Hally
Mexico
Sborage
Cutil
Croce Republic
Mark Fol
Geo
N Bett
Marry Conway
Artesia sees youth violence and theatre project for charity
The Artesia Advocate reports a brawl at a picture show where Wesley Wheeler was cut with a knife by a boy amid disruptive youths. The incident spurs calls for order and mentions a charity theater event by local merchants for those outside the city limits.
Camp children to get school at Cora Miller mine site
Grant Mrs Grace Griswold Bisby, county superintendent, says arrangements are made for a school at the Mangas camp near the Cora Miller mine. About twenty children lack facilities. a loaned building, equipment, and county aid will open a school in a few weeks. Up north, A J Stockbridge of Tyrone plans to resume work at Re ky Trail mine in about a month. The vein at the surface shows promise and a 30 foot shaft exists. The county road between Silver City and Tyrone will be improved, and a regional chamber of commerce effort supports the improvements. A death sentence in Grant County was stayed by the Supreme Court. hanging set for February at Silver City.
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Grace Griswold Bisby
Cora Miller
Mangas
A. J. Stockbridge
Tyrone
Re Ky Trail
Separ
Tesay
Sylvester Haile
Pitying gesture leads to tense standoff in midweek town
In a fragmented report from Hidalgo Jo Phillips, Gee encounters a sheriff while attempting a escape after a supposed stakeout. A revolver is pressed to the body as investigators note a broad regional air of unsettled rumors about a looming political event and a provisional civic plan. The muddled text also lists several officials and figures connected to a local Liberal party.
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JO. Phillips
Gee
Jms
St Elma
SLIGO
Sheriff
Allen
Contemplated Ork In The Media Page Four Note
A fragmented clipping hints at a planned feature or mention involving Ork in the media. Continuation appears on page four, suggesting truncated discussion or planning notes.
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Ork
Om the Mewia
Diphtheria and Measles Rising in State Health Bulletin
A weekly bulletin from the state health department reports increases in diphtheria and measles versus the prior week. Measles cases rose from 133 to 176 and diphtheria from 19 to 76, with total communicable diseases up from 271 to 358, across multiple counties and towns.
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State Department of Health
Bernalido
Eddy & Grant
Santa Fe
Socorro
Bernalite
Colfax
Dona Ana & Grant
Quay
Sandoval
San Miguel
Yvorrence
Bernalilly
Chaves
Grant
Mora
Deenalily
Mckinley
Rio Arriba
Anibowal
Santa To
Torrance
Doma Anah
Tiruunias Burnalilla
Arrilia
Santa Ved
Cod
Tual Iaulet Towers
Fama
Notorious Auto Bandit Nabbed in Albuquerque
Hallucinated report states Cot Le Beatty, tied to a Belle of auto thieves, was arrested by Albuquerque authorities. Extradition talks with Santa Fe center on Richie as police claim Beatty led a ring stealing at least 25 automobiles across Ohio and the east. An intercepted letter valued at $500 surfaced in the Albuquerque case.
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Cot le Beatty
Altequerque
Sertke
Farfancy
Seriguy
Richie
Senartenent
Santa Fe
Beatty
Ohio
Reilly
Rickie
Albuquerque
Minister Wanted for Issuing Bad Checks
A complaint filed in Denver alleges a man identified as Gow Mecher issued worthless checks in the city. The suspect, referred to as a minister, is sought by authorities after alleged errant behavior and the misuse of funds involving a rovereor at a xenite gers location. The case is before the justice of the peace in Hanging Somers.
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Gow
Fhwrsday
Bimers
Denver
Buen
Fragmentary OCR Note From Long Ago Paper
Fragmented OCR text mentions a place and a river area with unclear names. It appears as a partial memory of a historical page segment with references to rivers and local landmarks but lacks coherent readable facts or identifiable entities to form a concrete news item.
Fragmentary notice hints at a death or memorial event
Readable fragments point to a death or memorial context with names unclear. The text mentions dates and a meeting, suggesting an obituary or remembrance item, but many words are garbled making specifics uncertain.
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NEW Mexico News Review
Bernalillo
New York Cay
Albuqnque
Dante Fe
Demetro Marion
Koco Gali
Clumana Pe
Miami
Morena Valley
Springer Arid Vichchey Cat
Te Paramount
Fatty
Ine
Vicente KE
T. D. Leil
Woriang
Springer Ditch C
KE Johnson
Fat Nom
Daniel T. Hopkins
al Crooks
Carl Flee
Johnson
Manwell
Maxwell Tract
Dona Ana
Wesley Wheeler
Latience
Artesia
Grante
Pil
First National Bank
Co Teens Slate Bank
Ray's Confectionery
Civ Market
Pecos Riveril Prot Gax Co
Artesia Auto Con Brainard Cobin Hardware Co
Verruman Son and Co
Thes
Vice
I Gion
Oftiere
O. W. Samelson
William Léwell
Burgett
Melrose i
Melrose
Cry
Oesay
Organiza
Meralung
Sin Mujeo Land Company
Penewpal
Abertay
Wednessay
Changig
Lutory
A. B. McMillen
Adela Calolmasiat
Red River Mining Oivh
Kate Foe
W. 1D
Kershner Water Users
Ruidoso Water Users
Glency
Liveoly County
Baa
Warre Ioles
Natotory Agen
J. W. Tully
J. 14 Jaktuc
Board of Punty Commissioners
Curry County
J. B. Lynch
California
Fanty
Silver Chy
Tent County Chamber of Co- Wimerce
Hidalgo
Hosf
Mistin Dresdent
Cracker
Mes
Mieganer Diveney
de CoNcor
Rogee —Lordelerse
Liberal
Luna
Nachos Chaves
Vaillo
Santa Bevis
Bernatilio
Heves
Nabeld
Mary
Persie
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