Nine Civil Cases Decided by New Mexico Supreme Court
The state supreme court resolved nine civil cases, with district courts sustained in five and retried in two. Judgments affirmed in Colfax and others, some reversed or remanded, addressing matters from sale of diseased sheep to salary disputes and land titles. Key parties include Cleofas Ro Martin, Dominick Cassan, Means & Evans, Jewel Ta llock, New Mexico Realty, and Santa Fe officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
District Court
Colfax County
Cleofas Ro Martin
Fleorsheim Mercantile Company, Appellee
Dominick Cassan
Cross
Guadalupe County
Jewel Tayllock
Appellee
Guadalupe
Tivestment and Development Company
Apciant
Santa Pre
Montoya
A. Hubbell
J. J. Genty
Government libels five seizures of foods and drugs
Federal court action seeks condemnation of several articles seized for alleged violations of the pure food act. The proceeding lists Otwell Deng Co of Albuquerque McMullan's The People’s Don Las Creses and others, including Deming Transfer and Fi Co, The People's Drug Store Las Cruces, as defendants. Judge Judie Colin Nehlett sets August 22 for show cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George K. Craig
United States
Judie
Colin Nehlett
Otwell Deng Company
Albuquernome Botties
McMullin
People’s
Don Las
Senator Bursum Supports Service Men On Bonus Issue
Senator Bursum votes against pigeonholing the Soldiers' Bonus bill, arguing the men who faced danger deserve consideration and opposing further delay. The motion to recommit failed 47 to 22, with several Republicans and ten Democrats siding with the majority for recommitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Bur
Republican Organizan
Barsum
Bursum
Hones
Regillien
New Mexico
Ladd
North Dakota
Neveis
Nebraskas
Filkins
Harrold
Oklahoma
LaFayette
Wisconsin
Capper
Korea
New Mexico Appointments Referred in Senate
President Harding sent three New Mexico names to the Senate for federal posts. Secundine Romero of Las Vegas seeks U.S. Marshal, George Craig of Aliaucratic would be U.S. Attorney, and Miss Nemecia Ascarate of Las Cruces aims to be Register of the Las Cruces land office. Romero’s prior service under Taft is noted. endorsements include Congressman Montoya and state officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Senate
Harding
Secundine Rome
Las Vegas
United States
George Craig
Aliaucratic
Nemecia Ascarate
Las Cruces
Judiciary Committee
Miss Ascarate
Committee On Public Lands
Craig
Senator Bursum
Mechem
Montoya
Secandino Romero
Taft
Wilson
Hadepeth
Romero
Idee David
Crag
Willow Creek Rate Metals
Minin Company
Nrme
Cri Fern
H and L
Coe State Central Counerpital
Pany
Colorado
Camay
Colfax County
S. A. Bond
New Mex
Elizabethtown
Lamber
Big Arriba
Isis
Cratty
Lawton
Lumberton
Senator Jones backs Soldiers' Bonus in Senate debate
Senator A. A. Jones of New Mexico addressed the Senate on July 12 urging firm action on the Soldiers' Bonus bill. He challenged Secretary Mellon's view on finance and warned that recomittment could doom the measure for years. The remarks are in the Congressional Record with copies sent to New Mexico newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Jones
New Mexico
Senate
Jones
Mellon
Congress
Congressional Record
New Me Ico
Nine teachers receive state professional certificates
The state board of education issued professional certificates to nine teachers, including five sisters from a Catholic order. Certificates signed by Governor C Mechem and State Superintendent John Vi Coway list recipients Sisters Benjit Hughes, Join Baptist Linahan, M Martins, M Matha, M Steph ania Sehramen, Fitemon T. Martinez, Jai McIntosh, Lacy Teird Payne, and Diana Govier Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Education
Cerritt C Mechem
Exolficig Presidit
John Vi Coway
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Benjit Hughes
Baptist Linahan
M. Martins
M. Matha
M. Stephania Sehramen
Fit
Hewett Party Explores Jemez Prehistoric Ruins
Major J.C. Troutman of Roswell joins Dr. Edgar Hewitt at Jemez Springs north of Albuquerque. The expedition with Lansing Bloom, Westey Bradfield and others surveys the Puerco and Gallinas river regions seeking ancient pueblos and cliff dwellings under new directorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Troutman
Roswell
Edgar 1. Hewitt
Jemez Springs
Albuquerque
Supreme Court endorses cattle loan extension until frost
In a Curry county case West Texas Loan Co versus Montgomery, the court upheld a jury verdict for Montgomery. The Supreme Court affirmed the district court, ruling an agreement to extend notes until frost constitutes a definite time with consideration. The unlawful seizure of Montgomery’s cattle before frost led to damages claim of 16000 dollars, sustaining Montgomery’s win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frost
Supreme Court
Curry County
District Court
West Texas Loan Company, Etc
Mant, Serous J. Hy Montgomery, Appellee
Repleyin
Soins Xing
Montgomery
Couwpy
Dros
Simray Tin
RUST
Senator Bursum in talks on stockmen loan plan
Senator Bursum conferred with Treasury officials and the Assistant Secretary on the SMO pool loans for western stockmen. The discussions touched on Federal Reserve lending of stock paper and rapid distribution of 600 loans to stock raisers, with a New Mexico banker and an El Paso figure named among Southwestern representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bursum
Son
Alrsposd
New Mexico
West Texas
Worleys
Forests
Fl Paso
Sunshine State
Committee weighs site for Republican state convention
The state executive committee meets tomorrow to choose the convention site or call a meeting of the state central committee to decide. Las Cruces chamber members plan to present Las Cruces claims, while El Paso proximity is noted, with Albuquerque or Santa Fe likely to host the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repuan
J. D. Sena
United States
State Central Committee
Lay Chices
Hf. Fh. Holt
Las Cruces
Las Crucesis
Ele Paso
Inarer
Alhuquerque
Santa Fesil
Colorado Company Seeks to Build New Mexico Roads
Atlas Construction, a Colorado corporation, filed articles of incorporation with the New Mexico State Corporation Commission and will maintain an office in Santa Fe. It plans general road construction with authorized capital of 50,000 dollars, 45,000 dollars issued, with resident agent P. M. Linau, deputy state bank examiner in charge of insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlas Construction
Colorado
State Corporation Commission
Santa Fe
New Mexico
P. ‘M.A. Linau
Building permits surge in Albuquerque July demand grows
New Mexico News Review reports July building activity in Albuquerque outpacing June. City engineer Frank Kimball notes 19 permits issued this month totaling about 1503 dollars. Projects include a brick residence on North Sixth Street and four portable frame additions to a high school, plus a store on South Second Street and a $1,000 home on North Edith Street. A $50,000 children’s hospital project for the Children’s Home and Hospital Association is planned, to be used for charitable surgical cases with modern facilities and free orthopedic surgeries for state children, aiming for completion by Thanksgiving. meanwhile forest service funds will upgrade the Centra Canyon road, and Don Ravkin assumes county river work duties after bonding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albquerque
Frank Kimball
J.B. Brown
North Sixth Street
J. S Lovato
North Edith Street
Baker
South Second Street
Children's Hospital
Come East Grandvente
Albuquterque
Children's Home
Bridsy
Thankewiving
Children of the State
CR. Lukes
Children’s Home and Hospital
Ceitrasanyon
Tiieras
Forest Servce
Don J. Ravkin
Hood
Ternatilte
Ennty
Catron Stryker Wins Pact for Donker to Build Road
Catron Stryker & Company secured the state aid contract No. 52 for road work in Donker Colorado with a bid of 62100. The project will be funded half by the national government, starting soon as crews organize. First class work is anticipated with extended roadbed and timber braces to stabilize the structure as construction continues.
Roswell Scouts Head to Pine Lodge Camp in Mountains
Roswell, Texas residents noted fundraisers and support as Boy Scout Troops 3 and 4 prepared to depart for ten days in Pine Lodge camp in the mountains Friday. Otis Brenneman leads Troop 3 with Walter Harrelson overseeing Troop 4. local Kiwanis and Advertising Club members arranged transport and pledges to cover camp expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Boy Scouts
Tron
Roewell Advertising Club
Kiwanis Club
Otis Brenneman
Walter Har
Grant tracks infant death rate in 1920 Texas area
A garbled article cites infant mortality data for 1920 in a Texas region, mentioning a few officials and agencies. It references Raynelaedo Det ferine Del Rin and names like Dr. W. B. Picket and K. Wren amid unclear context of law enforcement and public health, with notes on a gang and a sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raynelaedo
Ferine del Rin
Andes Marcon
Texas
W. B. Picket
Int
K. Wren
Spaulding Tome On Co
Department of Fete
Crane Ents
Dona Ana Beekeepers Harvest Record- 200 Thousand Pounds
Dona Ana county beekeepers report harvesting upward of 200 thousand pounds of honey this year. Local apiaries, led by Franke G. Tossyna of Las Cruces, emphasize honey from fruits wildflowers alfalfa and mesquite. The report notes strong yields amid immigration of farmers and ongoing road work challenges in the Gradyrom area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dona Ana County
Franke G. Tossyna
Lae Cruces
Dona Ana
Cone
Dona Sia
Rossurs
Ampere Jen
Bosquetas
North Biddy county farm and crime notes report
Crop conditions in the northern part of Biddy county are described as fine with alfalfa wheat and apples thriving despite minor pest issues and a lack of hail. Also referenced are government meetings, a figure of $150 annual pay, and a court case involving Merrill and theft with related disciplinary actions at the reform school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddy
Edie
French returns home from England trip amid family changes
Frank French arrives Saturday after months abroad in England and the Balkans. Mrs. French remains to care for her ailing father. He notes enjoying the journey and mentions surprise at the influx of Balkan refugees. A fragment mentions Miss Nemecia Ascarate of Las Cruces appointed by President Harding as lay cruces docent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank TV
French
Pruland
Filing Deadline For Capital Stock Tax In New Mexico
July marks the last day to file capital stock tax returns with the Collector of Internal Revenue in Albuquerque. Domestic corporations owe $1 per each $100 of capital stock value. foreign firms pay $1 per $1 million employed in U.S. business, with specific deductions and exemptions. Penalties include 25 percent additional tax for late filings, plus possible fines or imprisonment for false or evading returns. The Bureau urges remittance with the return for prompt collection and to avoid penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revere
Internal Revene
Mboquerane
New Mexica
Forview
United States
Biter
Tourhal
Albuquerque
Mexico
Willy
Basreau
Antonio Carpio Must Be Hanged August 19 Supreme Court
Antonio Carpio is condemned to be hanged at Silver City jail on August 19 under a Supreme Court decision affirming the district court sentence. The opinion, by Chief Justice Roberts with Justices Parker and Reynolds concurring, follows the fatal shooting of Biren Rios during a dance at Central on August 4. The testimony shows Carpio pursued Rios and a companion, leading to a confrontation and Lucero being wounded. The jury found premeditation and malice, and the Supreme Court affirmed the sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio Carpio
Cant
Silver City
Entreme
District Court
Roberts
Julces Parker
Raynolds
Carpio
Biren Rios
Central
Emer
Jilia Chenin
Dawe
Carpin
Tin
Perm
Anya
Carpi
Bitar
Lucero
Carpit
Ries
Corie
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Normal University
East Las Vegas
Agricultural College
School of Mines
Military Institute
Normal
Alamogordo
el Rito
Springer
Swb
Colorado Land and Cattle Company
Senator Jones
Hewett
Jemez
Treasury
Colorado Company
NEW Mexico News Review
Bernalillo
Catron
Wi Mi
Colfax
Angelo
Seth
Teil
Tle
Ivard
Eaton
Eureka Cotan
Florence
Wilting Wei
Ute Park
Mr. Kubert
Avery Mughes
Raton
Kahnert
Russiens Nin
Tev
Pressad
Raton Range
Finn
Fier Hutfieen
Antonio Hinojes
Agustion Reat
Satta Rosa
J. C. Dunlap
Tonritys
J. Wo Patterai
Juan
JC. Dontay
Mr. Dunlops
jBorlayy
Charles Small
George Booth
Quinah
Sift
C Peck
Dimall
Hhey
Norton
Orner of
Peng and
Seventh Street
Karne
East College Boulevard
Col. Herron
Grant
Fas Geom
Come Juetce
Eal Grapde
Ray
Prince and
Grand Avenue
Piantwick
Colt
Marilwick Ctovis Herat
Clovis
Ongatization
Cidh
Pei
HMOW
Wanita
Alver
Roth
Castiend
Artesia
Parwell
Pat Woods
Masimet Merrill
Merrill
Weber
Jedge Bratton
Roberts-Dearborne
Woods
Clorie Herold
Collector OF Internal Revenue
Bere
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