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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1921
Page
4
Frank Staplin editor reports the State Publishing Company publication at Santa Fe. Receiver listed, printed under second class mail. Subscriptions priced at 1.50 dollars yearly.
The article analyzes wage levels for railroad workers across southern and border states, contrasting railroad pay with other professions. It cites concrete monthly figures for teachers blacksmiths clerks and ministers and argues that reductions in wages do not justify larger wage cuts for railroad employees. It highlights public concern about wage fairness and the impact of high living costs on workers.
After a prolonged dispute the British coal miners end their strike. They gain only the principle of profit sharing and accept reduced pay, while unions like the triple alliance collapse. Property damage and economic disruption were widespread as the strike’s impact ripples through industry.
The article extols New Mexico Senator H O Bursum for rapid early achievements in the U S Senate. It praises his bipartisan appeal and calls for keeping him in the Senate, arguing replacing him would deprive the state of indispensable representation.
An night watchman claims he saw more rats than any man and used RAT-SNAP to clear them in under six weeks. He reports dogs wouldn t dare approach, offers a $125 package and notes the outcome as killed. The ad associates tariff experts and factory conditions with the product.
The Red Cross offers veteran assistance including compensation guidance medical aid and aid filling applications affidavits and claims assistance. It coordinates with Southwestern Division Headquarters and local chapters to reach veterans, especially those unable to travel, and can provide transportation and funds for essential needs.
Fragmented text argues tariffs protect American industry by raising foreign production costs, preventing wage declines and keeping goods from undercutting US markets. Worries about reduced living standards if tariffs fail to deter competition and imports.
Seanon Mitchcock of Nebraska and Democratic leaders in the House accuse the party of creating the war’s high expenses. They say Wilson’s policies increased waste and reduced efficiency, with money and labor squandered, driving up prices while delaying demobilization.
The text notes railroads were returned to private owners on March 1 1920 but kept National Agreements made by the director of railroads. These pacts, some from 1918, handicapped managers upon takeover and left private operators fully responsible for conditions since March 1 1920.
Capitan Mountaineer reports Magdalena area and Lincoln county leaders rally to support Charles H. Burson Bursum for U.S. Senate. The piece argues Bursum’s statewide appeal, cites Democratic respect for his record, and urges southern county delegates to back him at the Republican state convention.
A government survey summary details New Mexico mineral resources and mining activity through 1921. It notes ore production, copper content, and copper and silver output from multiple mines, mills, and districts including Hurley, Tyroone, Mogollon, Lordsburg, and Lake Valley.
Attorney for Fires National Bank and First Sobhigs Dane sues Carl Magee of the Morning Journal over personal property collateral. Actions seek 650 and 8113.00 claims, with dates in Avril 1 1921 and Apt 30 19210. Suit notes collateral bonds from Industrial company. Case not involving Morning Journal operations. hearing set not less than twenty days from filing. Senator A has amendment to Farm Loan Act raising max from 10000 to 25000.
Letter from Ho. Bursum argues for a free convention to nominate the senator, citing fiscal and political complexities. He says he cannot participate in pre convention campaigning but will attend the Republican State Convention. The note mentions Miss Nemecia Ascarate’s appointment as Register of the Land Office at Las Cruces, the first woman in the post, her credentials, and long service with the Dona Ana county office.
The New Mexico Construction Co and the city of Albuquerque prevail in the supreme court ruling upholding the district court. Plaintiffs led by George E. inis sought to halt bithulithic paving on Tijeras Road and remove the cloud from the special assessment. Justice Roberts with Justice Raynolds concurring delivered the opinion.
Public publication notice describes an oil and gas lease on public lands in Hidalgo County New Mexico. It outlines eligibility terms bid procedures and payment requirements including forfeiture rights and Commissioner of Public Lands authority. The notice records filing details and publication dates and is signed by the State Land Office official.
State announces a public sale of oil and gas lands in Eddy County New Mexico to be held at the Carlsbad courthouse. Sale includes lands described by section township and range with minimum bid per acre, deposit required, and terms for payment and forfeiture if bidder fails to complete purchase. The Commissioner of Public Lands reserves the right to reject any or all bids and the notice is dated July 1.
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