Governor Larrazolo suspends State College Regents
General news notes recount Governor Larrazolo suspending three members of the New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts board of regents amid a deficit and conflict over leadership. The piece links the action to debt, personnel choices, and broader political tension with local figures named, and contrasts the college’s wartime expansion with financial strain.
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Larrazolo
Board of Regents
the State College
Fred Crollett
Albuquerque
J. A. Baca
Las Vegas
Earli
Borat
Rio Grande Republic
Las Croces
Uriahk
Latonia
Byt Unser
Dee
Regents
Gladiator
Fither Gray
New Mexco
Thompson Buys Large New Mexico Ranches Near Albuquerque
Peter A. Thompson, a leading cattle owner from Colorado, amasses about 57,000 acres in New Mexico including a 50,000 acre tract northwest of Alameda and near Albuquerque. He plans fencing and improving the properties, establishing headquarters, stocking with cattle by fall, and financing well projects estimated between 1,000 and 15,000 dollars. The deal also involves nearby improvements and a 16,000 acre Borego grant.
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Peter A. Thompson
Colorado
New Mexico
Alameda
Albuquerqie
D. Thompson
Albuquerque
Charges against Attorney General spark wide-leaning appeal
The National Popular Government League accuses the Department of Justice of nine serious misdeeds including unlawful arrests and forgery. The letter signed by prominent figures cites constitutional violations and urges President Wilson to probe the charges and remove those responsible.
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Department of Justice
National Popular Government League
Atorneys Witost
Judson King
League
Tire
Popular Government League
Department
Palmer
Amon
Frank P Walsh
United States
Witton
Colfax News Mixes Shipments, Weather and Business
Advertisement announces sale of a mareinet for 50 dollars on M4 in Maxwell. A cheese factory is under construction in the Moreno valley under Harbert Cimarron management, with forecasts of future dairy growth. Heavy rain caused flooding across the region, washing out walls and damaging roads. Clovis Journal reports purchase of S. J. Boykin St ing and a completed baseball victory. The Panhandle Bankers Association plans a Clovis meeting with about 125 bankers from western states. Local improvements include Voilttine storefront upgrades by McCisland and Lyceum Theatre.
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Moreno Valley
Miami
Harbert
Cimarron
Colfax Counte
Panhandle
Aesoeratio
Clovis
Varias Tavare
Tess
New Mec Feo
Oklahoma
Chamber of Commerce
Construction plans for Gila Valley water project advance
In Hidalgo County officials and church trustees discuss a major waterworks scheme to irrigate the Gila valley. The project includes a bridge by Betensian Ravel and water supply to the Gila river area. Engineers plan meetings this week to confirm replanting and alignment with Mesilla Valley canal plans.
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Lowa
Virdon
Betensian Ravel
Gils
Gila Valley
Lyme
Hidale
Senet Ditch Co
Mesilla Caleycii
Ciryeon
J. 1 Welle
Avast
Endy Alfalfa Growers See First Crop Delay in Hanerman District
Alfalfa growers report their first crop delayed due to high labor shortages and a thin crew. Fields run May to July with loose hay piling up as workers labor along the mill road. Local figures include SR. Dunnzan a rancher at Achens and Art Robinson of Pulets Caln, tied to western New Mexico and Fortern Arimems in Taqsary. Prices and cattle movements noted throughout.
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Haeerman
Berg
Dunnzan
Art Robinson
Puelts
Caln
New Mexico
Taqsary
Crop Conditions in New Mexico Week Ending June 5
Weather was moderate with showers in the east but light west of the Rio Grande. Corn, beans, and fodder crops are nearly finished planting with late plantings of millet and milo for hay. Harvests and growth vary by county with alfalfa cutting underway and pasture conditions generally good.
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Rio Grande
Central
Nouthern
Ventanes
Ware
Albuquerque
Tewate and & Ramnee Aneder
Perle
Crete
Arbay
Goa
Alla
Vances
Rennes
Gilder Hotel Sold and Roswell Affairs Update
Roswell news reports the sale of the Gilder Hotel to O M Sparks with J M Peacock’s home acquisition also moving forward. Sparks and Guy Nikson will operate the hotel under prior management, while Fort Worth and Texas connections shape local business and education surveys. Local legal action includes R D Bell binding and multiple foretry charges.
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Gilder
Roswell
O. M Sparks
Ft Worth
Texas
O. M. Sparks
Guy Nickson
Nickson
Hemon
Santa Fe Taos Highway Work and Court Update
Clerical errors obscure details but report that contractors began work on Federal Aid Project 14 B along the Santa Fe Taos highway between Tesuque and Pojoaque. The State Supreme Court set execution date for Blancett in the Santa Fe rail yard, with gubernatorial clemency remaining as the only possible reprieve.
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Hahway
Teatque
Pojuaque
State Supreme Court
Blancett
Santa Fe
Scton
Grant Injuries and Accidents Reported in Tyrone and Silver City
Injuries sustained Sunday afternoon include Mrs A Ac Leach, wife of Tess Dodoo corporation chief assayer and chemist, fracturing a bone after a 40 foot fall in Tyrone at the Forater Grissom radium shaft. She is hospitalized at Parker. The article notes her role in discovering radium ore presence at White Stena and its impact on local mining work. Also reported is a 12 year old Dan Tris from Hurley who injured his hand while playing, with other minor injuries to a companion. Additionally a shipment of manganese iron ores was renamed after a layoff, and a carload of moor from Silver City to Bowton, Massachusetts, was sent as part of the National Mobair Growers Association’s product group.
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Tess Dodoo Corporation
Tyrone
Forater-Grissom
White Squad
Leach
Parker Hospital
Dan Tris
Hurley
John W. Trina
Siver City Foterprivn
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