New Mexico State Record on Governor Nomination Dialog
Santa Fe July 23 1920 discussion of pursuit and pro se candidates for governor dominates local political talk. Democrats favor Judge RH Hannah or Hall while Republicans debate nominating Lapraron with attention to party unity and county support. Policy notes praise Governor Larrarola for mine and public works decisions amid labor and suffrage debates.
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New Mexico
Porsuie
RH. Hannah
Pers Hr. Hall
Pecos Valley
Albuquerque
Lattarole
Whch
Larrarola
Tate
Siti Hon
Hos
Feders
Powel
Republican Party
George Rwe
Ben Panker
Washington
New Mewes
Voluntary dissolution shifts paper to Republican support
The Comas County Stockman announces voluntary dissolution after twenty years of Democratic backing and political stance. The paper states it will henceforth support the Republican party and its candidates from president to local officials, distancing itself from past Democratic ties and affirming independence.
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Comas County
Republican Party
United States
Democratic Party
Republica
Heme
Frost
Springer Stockman
Government ownership debated as a danger to progress
A treated warning from the era argues that government ownership fails to create capable individuals, instead fostering dependence and bureaucratic weakness. The piece contends that state control neither develops nor rewards efficiency, citing Bolshevik models and the Wilbon administration’s fears as cautionary context.
Warren G Harding Seen as Nations First Business Man President
A surging editorial argues Warren G Harding will be the first business man to hold the presidency, citing his practical experience in industry and administration. It criticizes the current government as an overgrown public enterprise and urges a reconstruction to favor business, agriculture, and labor. The piece links economic woes to wartime policies and calls for a president with real business success. It also notes ongoing construction of the Catd Fellows Lavt building in Vaughn, East Ward, describing it as two stories of rock and a notable addition to the district.
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Warren G. Harding
United States
Warren G. Manding
America
Tto
Sonic A Wawe Corp
Exivaras
Julie
Eri
Warren G. Harting
Waren G. Harding
University of Hard
Catd Fellows Lavt
Vaughn
East Ward
Thas Little City
Hidalgo mine opens big copper prospect in Licite Hatchet region
The Lovington Leader reports a major new copper mining venture near Hachita New Mexico. Licite Hatchet mining company owns over 80 acres in the Licite Hatchet mountain area about 12 miles south southwest of Hachita town. Shafting is underway on Monte Christe No 6 to 400 feet with ore already coming from the Erase roots. Drifting on the Faria shoot yields bananza grade ore suitable for shipping. Regional conditions note good rains and crops in the alum country, with variable rainfall south of Lovington affecting some farms.
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Hachita
N. M
Licite Hatchet Mining Company
Lincoln County plans new schol house near Duran land
Lincoln County Superintendent Mrs M L Blazey selected a site for a new school building near Francie Duran's home, with three acres donated. Charles Veppers has the contract and plans to begin work. Also noted are wool sales, TV nether deliveries, and excavation starting on a $44,000 cold storage plant at Camp Furlong after no bids from contractors.
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Tucson
Francie Duran
Charles Veppers
Capitan Mountaineer
Excavati
Camp Furlong
Lay ‘Abov
Open shop fund sparks labor debate across New York
The Right to Work advocates a fund raised in New York to promote the open shop, arguing it aims to break organized labor's power. The piece cites political figures, amendments, and the contentious stance of proponents and opponents amid nationwide labor tensions.
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Morrison
Avan Federation of Labor
New York
Morris
United States
Tf Orvanized
Gilchrist Dawson store robbed in Fierro
A general store in Fierro was entered Saturday night. Robbers blew the steel safe and made a clean getaway with about $1,000 in Liberty Loan Bonds and War Savings stamps. The incident follows local crime patterns in Grant county.
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Gilchrist & Dawson
Fierro
McKinley shot incident and local developments reported
The Columbus Courier describes a man named McKinley firing at intruders, hitting a wall picture and a shot lodging near his heart. The nearby Mercantile company worker Miller was taken to Tucumcari. Widespread crop prospects in McKinley County depend on rain within a week to secure yields. Edward Junker unveils Motel Edwards in Thoreau with modern facilities. Trout fishing is strong in local streams, and a Seven Lakes oil field rig transfer is underway. The Petroleurs company plans a rotary rig, with field testing soon, while a drive at Guilup seeks funds for uniforms.
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Faroe Mercantile Company
Tucumcarian
Edward Junker
Thoreau
Motel Edwards
Junker
Thorea
Seven Lakes
DMT Truck Company
Th City
Owell
ROUSEVELT CAR JOLTS TRACK NEAR PROGRESO
Last Saturday a motor car driven by Rousevelt jumped the track at about 15 miles an hour near Progresso. All occupants escaped with minor injuries except one who sprained an ankle and another with a dislocated shoulder. A large bolt found in rail joints led to suspicions of foul play. Willard Record notes people seen early in the morning near Pines Wells.
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Progresso
Anaya
Pines Wells
Willard
Wheat hail damage eyed at 200000 dollar loss
Prof Trumbull and Prof Kester surveyed wheat fields in the area finding hail damage not as widespread as feared but placing losses around 7540 bushels, near 200000 dollars. They estimate crop loss at one eighth to one tenth of the total. About 1000 acres affected. The Roy school board bought the block west of the art school for school use from Roy Trist and Savings Bank, with 980 dollars paid in half value and the bank donating the other half.
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Trumbull
Kester Atade
Mera
Roy School Board
Roy Trist
Sierra Mans Plan Power Plant At Bioplant Butte Dam
Builders outline a 22 000 horsepower power plant at Bioplant Butte dam to supply new homes and electric lines. Florsheim company proposes a $4 000 facility with units housing workers near Roy with a new bungalow planned later. In Wagon Mound Pantograph Roy bids on an $89 000 school bond were rejected. bonds advertised for sale next month.
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Mans
Bioplant Butte
Adosemen Florsheim Company
Roy
Ex Texans organize Farmington county gathering and rain damage plan
About thirty representative ex Texans from Farmington county met Saturday to form a temporary committee for relief and organize a Sunday picnic on August 20. Heavy hail storm caused crop damage, prompting a countywide fundraiser event with speakers, music, free bread and coffee, and requests for baskets. The group aims to assist crops that can recover and extend aid to nearby communities.
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Farmington
Wir
Texas Haris
W.S. Barnes
Burglarry at San Miguel. Naylor home robbed of $300
Friday night Walt Naylor of Las Vegas reported a burglary at his San Miguel ranch. No jewelry was taken and the crime was not found until the next morning on the way to the city. The case lacks clues and suspects seem unlikely. Meanwhile Daniel and Alfred Kaizer, boys from Rowe, ran away to Las Vegas with a bareback horse and two dogs they sold for $1 to buy food. They were captured in Las Vegas and later returned home with their father arriving to assist. City Engineer VK Las Vegas notes a city program approved with property owners to cover expenses, totaling $25,526.14.
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Las Vegas
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Offic
Thelves
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Alfred Kaizer
Rowe
Las Vegar
Vegas
Des Moines City Acquires Water Plant and Clayton Land
The city of Des Moines owns its water plant after a negotiated deal with FE Core. A plan to secure funds to install larger mains and improve fire protection is anticipated. Fair Grounds deeded to Clayton, now municipal property, as district court actions proceed with Judge JD Raton presiding. The docket may extend into next month due to a large jury list and pending cases.
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Des Moines
FE. Core
Clayton
District Court
Iis Sion
Tudge JD
Raton
Socorro Progress on New School and Mining Ventures
Construction advances on the $20,000 Magdalenas school near Socorro with walls ready for roofing and plastering to start soon. New York investors back western slope tin plays near Chloride while tunnel driving and camp equipment shipments proceed. New stockyards and rail access improvements near Crown Mills aim to support fall stock movements within weeks.
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Black Range
T. J. Fitzaurice
Payo
Mawalena
Onenina
Asena
Socorro Chieftain
Crown Mills
San Antonio
Socorro
Alamogordo schools urged as best equipped in state
After a Civic League meeting representatives urged the Alamogordo school board to spend 350 on playground equipment. The board approved 32 to fund the purchase and swings for central and elementary schools may be added.
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Alamogordo
Cive League
Civic Etut
Damaging Storm Ravages Quay Area Crops and Roads
Heavy rain and hail struck the Quay region causing road washouts and widespread crop destruction. Farmers report substantial losses with wheat fields ruined and little chance of recovery, while local utilities address gas and water intrusions and ongoing storm repairs.
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Quay
Land deal closes near Simpson homestead in Torrance
On Monday morning the deal closed for land and a free home near the Simpson homestead, about southeast of The Considera thom. The consideration was 3850 dollars. Jose Ro Avaya, foreman of the NMC, had a very close deal.
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Considera Thom
Jose Ro Avaya
NMC
New Book Care a Treatment of Stock and Poultry
A new book titled Care a Treatment of Stock and Poultry by De tp LeGear, noted veterinary surgeon and Toront Ontario graduate, offers 12 cases on care symptoms and treatment of stock and poultry. It covers cattle hogs sheep and poultry with charts and illustrations and urges rural households to acquire it for ten cents or send a dime to IED at 700 North Meo way St. Louis Missouri for direct mail.
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de Tp LeGear
Toront
Ontario
Veterinary College
St. Louis
League of Nations aim to crown Wilson world leader
Quotes from the Times Journal editorial criticizing the League of Nations as a scheme to make Woodrow Wilson world president and to have the United States perform the dirty work for other nations in Europe and Asia. The comment frames the idea as an imperial arrangement and questions American involvement.
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League of Nations
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Asia —Dubuque (la
Times-Journal
Senator Harding Proves the Rule in His Own Country
A brief note discusses Senator Harding and the adage that a prophet has no honor in his own country, suggesting his case as an exception as reported in the Roanoke Virginian.
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Harding
Virginian
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