Convention near end as Wood leads GOP fight in Chicago
Reports from Chicago's Republican convention show General Wood leading early momentum with New Mexico backing him and Pennsylvania Governor Sproul a secondary option. Delegates assess platform goals and tense nominations amid debates on treaties and league of nations while other districts weigh Lowden or Johnson as potential nominees.
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Leonard Wood
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League of Nations
St. Louis
Missouri Republican League
Missouri
Frank Lowden
Illinois
New Mexico College dean resigns engineering post
Professor A F Barnes of Las Vegas announces resignation after long service as dean of the Engineering School at New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts. The move follows a period of leadership praised for making the department a leading South West school.
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Engineering School
the Normal University At
Las Vegas
New Mexico College of Agriculture
Ben Whitson
Barnes
The
State College
South
R. W. Goddard
Elal Engineering
Major Bujac Wins $5000 Decree in Federal Suit
Major E de PF Bujac of Ci sued Madame Mathilde Cardoner Pauchet of Albuquerque for attorney fees seeking $6000. Judge Nebutt awarded $5000 in the federal court. Judge Brice and Francis Wood received $1500 and $5 respectively. The case ties to Cardoner's death on Oct 1 1918 and probate actions in Bernalillo county.
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Madame Cardoner
Wood
Bernalillo County
Wilson
Albuquer
Marron & Wood
Pends Supreme Court
Pauchet
State Banks in First Class Condition Across New Mexico
State Bank inspection reports praise all state banks as excellent with many improving since January. James Jr and J Miller led tours of Duseene state banks, noting increased business and deposits across the sector.
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State Bank
James Jr. Read
J. Miller
Duseene
New Mexico
Peculiar Beasts and Prolific Headlines Across Nation
A collection of curious items reports a eight foot steer with twisting horns in Las Vegas and a looming federal probe into paper price profiteering. Mentions Washington posts on Wilson era lates and Pershing retirement, plus local El Paso labor warnings and New Mexico party appointments amid a broad snapshot of late June news.
Moonshine Haul Uncovered Behind Pool Hall
Discovery at a Santa Fe lot reveals jugs and a substantial moonshine collection. Police report six gallons of moon shine corn whiskey nine quarts of tequila and numerous unlabeled bottles. The cache includes whiskey, alcohol and assorted containers buried in the lot behind the pool hall.
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Santa Fe
Sujan
Sherriff's
Sunnybrook
Harper
Oswell News
Hungarian cabinet resigns over terrorist crisis
Budapest reports that the Hungarian cabinet led by Alexander Simonyi-Sem eden has resigned. The premier and interior minister cited its inability to cope with the terrorist situation as the reason, signaling a major political shift in Vienna and Budapest.
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Alexander Simonyi Sem
Eden
Budapest
Lumber company buys 900 feet timber in Zuni mountains
Albuquerque June 10 A contract closed last week makes the 4 McKinley Land and Lumber company owner of a forest tract in the Zuni mountains containing about 900 feet of timber. The land lies in the national forest and was purchased from the department of agriculture. The Cottonwood canyon area near the logging spur fifteen miles south of Thoreau will be logged at once, with L. J. Putsch overseeing the Zuni national forest sale.
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McKinley Land and Lumber Company
Zuni Mountains
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L. J. Putsch
Zuni National Forest
Fort Bayard Sanatorium to Join Public Health Service
Surgeon General announces Fort Bayard tuberculosis sanatorium will transfer to the Public Health Service with 1000 beds for ambulatory tuberculosis patients. High altitude site near Silver City to admit cases after careful evaluation. aim to care for local patients without long relocations. Also notes state Democratic committee turmoil and Las Vegas winning the state nominating convention.
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Silver City
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Matiente
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Pacfic Health Service
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Roseswell News
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J. C .Gilbert
W. R. McGill
Las Cruces woman charged in moonshine case
A Las Cruces woman faces charges tied to moonshining and related offenses after a shipment of beet products was found hidden behind a pool hall vault and near a Miss Gladys Carron who long worked as a stenographer in Starr College. The investigation traced a catload of illegal goods distributed toward Coney.
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Las Cruces
Coney
Colorado
Benesth & Treat T
Gladys Carron
Starr College
University
Garroom
Mining and development progress at Camp Kithil radium properties
Report from White Signal notes progress at Camp Kithil with the nines showing well. Six houses for miners and a frame store building have been erected. The Merry Widow shaft is equipped with a gas hoist, head frame and mine outfit, with a compressor to be installed. Shipments from Black Hawk Consolidated Mines to Hayward Station reach 600 tons for May, the largest in company history. ore from Lucky Hill and Denver mines is promising, Egyptian wheat yields a new planting tested by Charles Stevens near Silver City.
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White Signal
Merry Widow
Hugh L. Foster
Black Hawk Consolidated Mines Company
Hayard Station
J. L. Wright
Lucky Hill
Denver
Guadalupe v4 a of Alamo sold and ser vered
Fragmentary local notice hints at a sale or transaction involving Guadalupe and Alamo with a $75 figure. Details are unreadable. cannot determine full parties, date, or outcome from the garbled text.
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Alamo
Mre Indie TB
Sante Toes
Dairy cow makes a wonderful record in New Mexico
Barbara Aready Lewis, a purebred dairy cow owned by New Mexico State College, set a year long record on advanced registry test. She produced 225995 pounds of milk, 80 percent butter fat, at seven years old, earning champion dairy status in New Mexico and high marks for milk and butter fat among college cows.
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Lewis Barbara
New Mexico State College
New Mexico
Ricultural
Government seeks quick funding to run telephone system
General Burleson urged immediate appropriation to cover deficits in government telephone and telegraph operations. He blamed higher operating costs from labor and materials and court injunctions limiting rate increases, noting deficits during the current administration.
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Gs Cassass
Burleson
Geology Report on New Mexico Oil Prospects
United States Geological Survey outlines oil potential in New Mexico area near Alamosa Creek Valley. Winchester notes rock types including Dakota sandstone and Mancus shale, with depths around 2500 feet. Drilling could test lower sands. gas possible with high grade oil. Report titled Geology of Alamosa Creek Valley is available free from the USGS Director in Washington, D.C.
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Dean F. Winchester
New Messinas
Winchester
Mancus
Dakota
Matota
Alamosa Creek Valley
United States Geoleeest Survey
Washington, D.C
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