Retirement rights for disabled emergency officers debated
Senate military affairs hearings explore S 1565 by Senator Bursum providing retirement for disabled emergency officers under same rules as regular army. Advocates urge equal benefits, citing sacrifice and need for non discrimination in disability retirement across services and timelines.
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Bursum
Committee On Military Affairs
The
United States
Senate
Senator Bursum
Naval Reserve Force
Navy
Regular Navy
Walter Reed Hospital
Regular Army
Citiz
Emery
Military Affairs Committee
Victor Heintz
Harry S. Monell
John R Southam
Wo. T. Pitaard
Senators Jones and Burrum Back Maternity Bill
New Mexico women write to senators and congressmen urging support for the Sheppard-Towner bill to aid maternity and infancy. The measure would provide annual federal appropriations of $489,003 to each state and an additional $1,000,000 distributed by need as determined.
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Francis E. Lester
Mesilla Park
Ncm
Tech
Pueblo
Colorado
HO. Bursun
Francis E Lester
Las Cruces
Bursum
Clayton Chamber of Commerce
Jones and
Burrum
New Mexico
Sheppard-Towner
United Pat Ae Eon
Deine
Normal University at Las Vegas reports record teacher enrollment
Dr. David R. Boyd, former president of the State University at Albuquerque, says 1034 teachers are attending the Las Vegas summer session, the largest enrollment yet. He expects the summer term to be highly successful under J. Wagner’s leadership, with enthusiastic teachers and a strong budget plan. The board of regents approves the new direction and foresees growth and improved teacher preparation for public schools.
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David R. Boyd
the State University At
Albu- Nuquerque
Board of Regents of
the Normal University At
Las Vegas
J. K. Waxener
Albuquet
Boyd
Summmer
Rogertts
Wagner
Reductions on Livestock Assessments Banned
The state tax commission announces no further reductions will be allowed in livestock valuations after petitions claimed assessments were too high. Officials state livestock are worth more than opposing claims, and note forced sales distort prices.
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Mate Tax Commission
Irregular Elections in New Mexico Supreme Court Ruling
The New Mexico Supreme Court upholds a district court ruling in a case with elections held without proper registration. It held the election not wholly void and allowed votes cast under affidavits to be counted, with the justices Parker Roberts and Ray Solds concurring in part.
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Enator Bursum
New Mexico
General Land Office
United States
New Mexico Supreme Court
Sn Thas
Mith Judicial District
State of New Mex
Walker
Pellecs
Silas
Efidy
Vnt
Garnet Court
Mandaman
Supreme Coner
Dietrict Court
Supreme Court
Amd
Parker
Roberts
Ray‘solds
Superintendent Names Force to Grade Exams
State Superintendent Joh W. Conway appointed a 10 member force of teachers and former teachers to read and grade examination papers during the vacation. The team will operate in Santa Fe with Miss Margaret Cooperider in charge and includes Prof. T. W. Conway of Tularosa and several Las Vegas and Santa Fe educators.
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Ball of Representatives
State House
Santa Fe
Margaret Cooperider
T. W. Conway
Tularosa
C.K. Cooper
Helen Vollmer
East Las Vegas
Elizabeth Hart
Fast Las
Buckaroos Prepare For Frakus At Las Vegas Reunion
Las Vegas hosts the 1921 reunion with Idaho Bill’s string of bucking horses expected to perform for the fifth straight year. The bronk bustlers face a resurgent show, while public attention centers on Maho Milt and the famed bucking horse acts.
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Las Vegas
Idaho Bill
Maho Milt
Scout
Platinman
Leslie's Weekly
Sunset Magazine
Maho Bill
Magazanes
Coabdock
New Mexico fruit crop shows strong local gains this year
In New Mexico fruit outlook remains mixed with freezes early in bloom, yet reports from Chaves and Dona Ana counties indicate rising prospects. Expected crops include over 40 carloads of apples in Chaves, 20–30 cars of pears in Dona Ana, and around 4 cars of apples in San Juan, while peaches are still limited. The statewide peach crop remains far below normal.
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United States
Colorado
Washington
Georgia
California
Arizona
Florida
New Mexico
Chaves
Officials for new Harding County appointed by governor
Comprising Mora and Union counties, with Mouquerm as county seat, the Dawson Divided line on the El Paso Southwestern system. New officials named include probate judge Candelanie Vi 1 Bueyeros, clerk C Andere of Roy, Sheriff EM C de Hara Jr of Brewer senior, treasurer Firgeet Parkes of Mille, superintendent Edith M Coffeen of Roy, surveyor Rayamale Arguelle of Mosquero, Enfracio F was of Gallegos and J H Crane of Haydon, with commissioners for the rest, second and third districts respectively.
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Mora
Union
Mouquerm
Dawson
Tem
Bueyeros
C. Andere
Roy
George J. Spivey
David
C de Hara, Jr
Brewer
Firgeet Parkes
Water receding in San Juan County amid modest damage
Special to State Record reports San Juan and Animas rivers in San Juan county New Mexico are receding and danger is eased. Hundreds of acres of alfalfa and pasture near Aztec and Farmington inundated, fruit orchards escaped. Shiprock Indian Agency notes San Juan river low onflowing with some crop damage. agency buildings safe. Weather clearing in San Juan basin with rivers expected to return to normal soon.
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Durango
Colo
San Juan
Animas
San Juan County
New Moxico
Aztec
Farmington
Shiprock Indian Agency
Lincoln Coal Company Incorporated in Lincoln County
The Lincoln Coal Company was incorporated in Lincoln County with principal office in Cheuto. El Paso capital backs the firm, increasing capital stock from 100 to 540 and appointing Briggs as resident agent. New Mexico office is in Dulce, Rio Arriba.
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EL Paso Capital
Oscal
Lincoln County
Pagosa Lumber Co
Lincoln Coal Company
Cheuto
Lincoln
Dosite Capital
Briggs
New Mexico
Dulce
Rio Arriba
Smith Victim of Holdups Early Sunday Morning
Garhrle Smith, official news report, was robbed by two masked men while walking to the De Var gas hotel on Mares street between Lincoln and Washington. An assailant fired a revolver, demanding his wallet and valuables before fleeing toward Fratk Nud.
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Garhrle Smith
de Vargas
Mares Street
Lincoln
Washington
Vari
Hine
Flemee Doette
Speange
Suaith
Ehottae
World’s largest deposit of rock salt partly in New Mexico
Vast quantities of rock salt extend across multiple states including New Mexico and Texas, with a proposed area of about 120 000 square miles underlain by Permian salt deposits. The deposit stretches roughly 650 miles northeast to southwest and SM to 130 miles wide, with thicknesses up to 700 feet and total estimates around 30 000 million tons. The US Geological Survey notes uncertainties on northern and southeastern extents but confirms a massive, potentially century‑spanning supply.
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United States
York
Ohio
Michigan
Dhia
Nouthern Kansas
Oktoma
Pathandle
Texas
New Mexico
U. S. Geological Survey
Department of the Interior
Toe Hole
Sears
Company moves principal office from Albuquerque to Hatch
The Southwestern Milling and Electric company has changed its principal office from Albuquerque to Hatch in Dona Ana county. Thomas Marron, president, becomes statutory agent. The secretary is O. N Marron, former state treasurer, of Albuquerque.
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Southwestern Milling and Electric Company
Albuquerque
Hatch
Dona Ana County
Thomas Marron
N Marron
Special Santa Fe Republican Central Committee Meeting
A Santa Fe County Central Committee special meeting is set for Saturday at 2 PM to fill the vacancy created by Senator T. Caren's death. William G Sargent is favored by many, with a majority of the committee having expressed preference. Santa Fe residents plan to attend the Cowboy's Reunion in Las Vegas on July Fourth, with arrangements discussed for Santa Fe to join in the parade.
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Central Ana
Santa Fe
T. Caren
William G Sargent
Lita
la Vegas
May Weather Pattern Shows Dry Temperatures Despite Heavy Rainfall
The May climate largely aligned with normal temperatures across the state, but precipitation was exceptionally heavy. Some eastern and northeastern stations logged up to four inches,Turnmeal and nearby areas saw as much as eight inches, with a notable tornado event west of a village on the 24th. The state recorded widespread rain and storm activity, leaving trees damaged and rainfall totals higher than usual in several districts.
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Senate
House of Representatives
United State of America
United States
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Looi
Don Diego de Vargas
Rancia
Weiss
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West
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Am Lony
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Clos
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Hastile
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New Mexico
Turnmeart
Trementing
Alwar
Cwerve
Manies
Elizabethte
Aragon
Trading Company 15 Organized at Hondo Capital Fully Paid
The Horde Trading Company files articles of incorporation with the state, naming principal office in Capitan county. Capital stock is $4,000, fully subscribed by George A Titworth of Capitan for $1,390 and W. J. Rose of Honda for $50, with others listed. plans to conduct trading business.
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Hondo Capital
Horde Trading Company
George A Titworth
Capitan
W. J. Rose
Honda
Thaworsle
Capital
Gallup Incorporates McVal Sales Company Capital
The McVal Sales company of Kal fap has been capitalized at 190 008 dollars. Incorporators and stock subscriptions include J. J. Raanene of Gallup with 3000 dollars LW. Cispunes of Gallen with 1000 dollars LR. Geehring en 10 Coen Tenement of Galle and Btehiard Wott of Law Lausine with smaller shares.
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Gallup
McVal Sales Company
Kalfap
J. J. Raanene
LW. _Cispunes
Gallen
LR. Geehring
Coen Tenement
Galle i Btehiard Wott
Law Lausine
Deputy Appointed by Ex-Aminer J B Read
Willam J Hicks of Santa Fe named deputy in bank enforcement. James B Read, state bank examiner, said the deputy will be in charge of Kee Jonne to enforce provisions. The appointment follows Read’s recent appointment and signals renewed effort in bank oversight.
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Willam J. Hicks
Santa Fe
James B. Read
Wood
Jonne
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