New Mexico News From Washington and State Fronts
Senator Bursum introduces a Roswell Advertising Club resolution backing ex service legislation. Proposals merge three ex service bureaus, decentralize War Risk Insurance to fourteen regions, extend vocational training, and retirement pay for disabled officers. Also covered are New Mexico petitions against gambling in grain, Archeology Press incorporators, several Washington visits, mining sale in Socorro, and highway plans worth over 1.5 million federal aid miles across multiple counties.
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Bursum
Roswell Advertising Club
American Legion
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Committee On Finance
Congressional Record
Clayton
Hellview
Thomas
Chico
Moses
New Mexico
Senate Committee On Agriculture
Teachers Institutes Open Across New Mexico Counties
Several counties press ahead with summer institute plans this week. Colfax May 3 to June 1 Torrance May 30 to June 24 Guadalupe May to June 9 McKinley to June 1 San Juan May 30 to June 12 Seco tro June 13 to July 9 Rio Arriba June y Saridon al June 6 Eleven Nites plan institutes amid funding shortages. Bernalillo San Miguel also to hold institutes.
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Blowing
Colfax
Torrance
Guadalupe
McKinley
San Juan
Secotro
Rio Arribe
Bernalille
San Miguel
Boy Scouts Plan Large Ute Park Camp This Year
Colfax Scouts arrange a major outing at Ute Park using the old pavilion. Julius Kuhert leads with a team of educators and volunteers. Invitations extend to Dawson and nearby towns with Raton boys joining. The event aims to fund equipment and projects, with hiking to notable sites and weekend fishing trips at Raton Range.
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BOY Scouts OF
Colfax
Ute Park
Businox
Julius Kuhert
Boy Scouts
Dawson
Koehler
Springer
Cimarron
Raton
Utte
Hangling
Rapilly
Wis
Hove
Railroad through West ern New Mexico Proposed
Prospect of a north to south railroad through Calamines to Mexico draws New York capital interest. C W McMorran and Bates Deming toured the area seeking feasibility without public campaigning, aiming to tap coal fields and provide an outlet to Mexico, with Columbus, New Mexico prospects highlighted.
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New Mexico
Calaminis
Gallen
Mexico
Bates Deming
C. W. McMorran
New York
McMorran
Columbus
Columbus Courier
Colorado corporation increases capital and changes its name
The Hatcher Mercantile company, a Colorado corporation with principal office in Pagona Sprimes, has amended its articles to increase capital stock from $38 10 to SINMO and to change its corporate name to the Hersh Mercante company.
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Colorado Corporation
Hatcher Mercantile Company
Pagona Sprimes
Hea
SINMO
Hersch Mercante Company
New Mexico
Jene
Bursum Bill on Homesteads for War Veterans Aired
The survey of the Bursum Bill shows it would grant war veterans a public land entry after ninety days residence with no required improvements. Department of the Interior notes the rule is nominal and unlikely to foster true homemaking, recommending the bill not be enacted. The piece also covers Adjutant General Brown urging swift award of Victory medals and bars to New Mexico veterans with a call for ex-service members to apply through the adjutant general in Santa Fe.
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IO. Bursuma
Pon
Madame Cutie
Robert Woods
Silver City
Viet
Mir Corie
Gracously
Smithsonian Institute
France
Bursum
New Mexico
Mme. Cuetec
Atio Poxsibde
Ravin ‘Treatment
Saratertaen Company
Avan N. White
Silver Civ
New Moxton
Mursum
Curie Molony
Mme Curie
Senter
Curie
Department of Interior
Committee On Public Lands and Surveys
Reed Smoot
Smoot
Department of the Interior
Washington
Jon
Committee On Public Lands
Theat
Congress
Smn
Henry
Rolf Brown
War Department
Hall
Red Cross
Albuquerque Journal
U.S
Bursim
United States
United States Marshal
Edward Chambers
Atqchison Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
San Francisco
Seattle
Portland
Kamas City
Omaha
Chicago
Cleveland
Otter Places
Oxigams
Bath
Philadelphi
Sin St Paul
Chambers
Minnesota Highway Department
Northwestern Axaitiation
General
Pawer Firth
Improvement Company of Las Vegas Increases Capital Stock
The Improvement Company of Las Vegas files amendments to its articles of incorporation increasing capital stock from 100 to 21000 dollars. George H. Hunker serves as president and vice president, with the secretary and treasurer also named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutat Eedprovenent Company
Las Vegas
Civis
Vhce
George H. Hunker
Treaverer
Delegation Pursues Alamogordo El Paso Highway Plan
Delegation representing Otero county and El Paso met the New Mexico highway commission at its speed meeting to urge a first stage highway between Alamogordo and El Paso. No binding agreement, commission to discuss with Gilbert Roads. authority limited to federal approval. Participants included Eugene Kempenich HTT Hatwort and local and El Paso delegates. Field day events and prize awards scheduled for June Ninth at the Indian School.
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Otero County
FL Paso
New Mexico
T Way Commission
Alamos Gorda
el Paso
Denderalln
Gillic Roads
Albuquerque
Bareau
Eugene Kempenieh
HTT
de EO DL Mekley
Beaf County
James Hetmett
Prevent
Albuquerque Grays to Play Here Sunday Afternoon
The Albuquerque Grays will travel to Santa Fe for a Sunday afternoon game. Articles discuss rail freight rates impact on building, and a progressive tone about economic conditions and transportation.
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Albuquerque Grays
Indian Traders Pay Tax Avoidance Leads to Local Change
An historic notice notes Indian traders face the state tax regime and local adjustments. The document mentions enforcement by Spatial Attorney FA and a decision that traders must pay taxes and contribute to neighbor rolls. It references county action and treaty protections for certain groups, with traders choosing to abandon appeals and settle obligations.
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Fred
Arts
Darminaton
Tilia Tralers
Raadas
Weil
Jena
Santa Fe Kiwanis pledge funds for McNary bill drive
The Santa Fe Kiwanis club pledged 800 to aid passage of the McNary bill aimed at flood protection in New Mexico and Texas along the Rio Grande. Gov. Meritt Mechem urged support. Albuquerque Kiwanis had already pledged 1000. A charter presentation and celebration dinner were planned for next week as the board and social committee met.
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Santa Fe Kiwanis Club
Congress
New Mextco
Texas
Rio Grande
Mer‘rit C Mechem
Club
Albuquerque Kiwanis Club
Wants Club
Albuquerque Club
Exner
Public Welfare Board Names Dr Janet Reid Child Welfare Director
The Public Welfare Board appointed Dr Janet Reid to lead Child Welfare. The action follows board authority under the relevant act and emphasizes reforms in welfare services and child protection.
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Public Welfare Board
Janet Reid
Child Welfare
Board of Public Welfare
Auboraty
Drought Harms Navajo Reserve Water Supply
Severe drought devastates water sources on the Navajo Indian Reserve as residents struggle to obtain drinkable water. Reports describe exhausted ponds, fatigue among people and livestock, and forced water use from limited, unsafe supplies. The crisis prompts urgent efforts to secure relief and restore access.
Dona Ana County Land and Cattle Company Formed
The Mexican Border Land and Cattle Company files articles of incorporation in Dona Ana County with state authorities. Authorized capital stock is 1, with $5,500 subscribed. Incorporators include James Parks Duncan of Arizona and others, with shares ranging from $100 to $2.50 per unit, and Waster NLOM named as statutory agent.
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Waster
Portales Welcomes Carter Abstract Company Incorporation
The Carter Abstract company is organized and incorporated in Portales with $5000 authorized capital. Subscribers include Lee Carter as legal agent with $90, Llewellyn Carter $2400, and Edna Carter $10, all Portales residents. The incorporators are Portales residents.
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Carter Abstract Company
Portales
Lee Carter
Lutory
Llewellyn Carter
Edna Carter
Mine Company at Las Cruces Incorporated
The Trinity Ministry and associates have incorporated a mine company in Las Cruces. Articles filed with the state corporation commission show authorized capital stock of 5000, with 200 subscribed by El Paso residents Ferris, Bovec, and Wade. The pre office and officers are listed as H Been.
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Trinity Minesty
Fe Las Races
State Corporation Commission
SEQOM
el Paw
Ferris
GS Bovec
FC Wade
Loan Commissioners Hear County Claims for Interest Refund
State loan board hears Grant Hidalgo Luna and Santa Fe county claims for interest refunds on railroad investments. Board members include Attorney General Harry S. Bowman, State Treasurer Charles A. Strong, and State Auditor Ward L. Safford. Authorized by Senator W. D. Murray for Grant County and acted by the previous legislature session. Grant County representatives are Senator Murray, William B Walton, and Persy Wiles of Silver City.
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Grant
Hidalgo
Luna
Santa Fe
State Board of Loan
Harry S. Bowman
Charles A. Strong
Ward L. Safford
W. D. Murray
Grant County
Sesson
Murray
William B Walton
Persy Wiles
George Disinger New County Commissioner in Sierra County
George Disinger is named new Sierra County commissioner as part of a three seat since 1909 arrangement. The article notes pardons for John H. Griffin and Emilio R. Ochoa, detailing pardons and prior sentences but with unclear lengths. Badger’s death is mentioned without a date.
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George Disinger
Sierra County
John H. Griffin
Emilio R. Ochoa
Merritt
Estiig
K Ocha
Geiffin
Sanusry
Joseph the Eiferer Ocho
Hi Radger
Rom Lome
Jisty
Sierrs
Badger
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Sen. Bursum
Frank Springer
Art and Archeology
Archeology Society
Art and Archeological Press
Colonel Thompson
J. Townsend Russell
B. Warder
Mitchel!’ Carroll
Robert Woods Bliss
H. F Dimock
Franklin MacVeagh
Lawrence C. Phipps
Charles Roy Rock
Espanola, New Mexico
Andrews Jones
Walter Reed Hospital
Ralph E. Twitchell
the Interior Department
Volney Archey Poulson
West Point
A. A. Jones
Santa Rosa
Corps of Engineers
Poulson
Stulent
Vegas
At the Normal University
HM. T. Campbell
Torin
George
Campbell
Rosedale
Socorro County
Magdalena
Baltimore
George , Curry
Fred Nicholas
Sim Exter
M. R. Crawford
Socorro
Kaufman
Arizona
Senate
New York City
S. B. Davis
Mechem
Senator Pursum
T. W. Smigelow
Scotland
Raleigh
Reclamation Bureau
Spry
Utah
General Land Office
Smith-McNary
Burton L. French
Idaho
Nestor Montoya
Mary White
Roswell
Miss White
Ways and Means
Fordney
Miss Montoya
White House
Frances Montoya
Harding
Congressman Montoya
Newico
Marine Band
Secretary of the Interior
Mrs. Fall
Colombia
Mme. Ureta
Bar
Nathan Bord Fae
Tie Wardman PP Inn
Mle Etfinaton
Los Anetes
Boyd Te
Dowa Aina Eves
Etendant Butte
Fall
Jack Fall
Cuba
Zayas
Boaz Long
Inal
State Highway Commission
As Bureau of Federal Roads
Valencia County
Laguna
McCartyrs
Lea County
Chaves County
Aztec
Farmington
Dexter
Datil Canea
Torrance County
Lucy
Guadalupe County
Acine
Kenna
Union County
Ion County
Quay County
Bernalillo County
Pajarito
Curry County
Clovis
Grady
el Huso I Las Cruces
Sant Kila
Silyce City
Adjutant General
Alamogordo
S. Indian School
Titerary
Wedazoo
Tal
A. S. Marshal
A. T
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Chatders
Athaquerme Grays
Cvthent
Art Guinie
Satta Fe
Satta
Imamore
Grays
Cal
Vaner
Lake Erie
Duvet
Lip
Chamillies
Lake Kile
Lake Krie
Anta FE
McNary
Navajo Indian Reserve
Dona Ana County
Land Cattle Company
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