Santa Fe Albuquerque Oil Delegation Convention Plans
State central committee met last Saturday in Santa Fe to set dates for a first convention March 26 in Santa Fe to choose delegates, with women allowed on the same basis as men. Albuquerque to host the nominating convention. apportionment listed for counties and cities. poll favored Major General Leonard Wood as Republican nominee with scattered votes. Oil rush reports from Seven Lakes fields describe rapid staking activity as President signs oil leasing bill, leading to crowded camps and mistaken land descriptions amid excitement.
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State capitol and other official bits of news
A. A. Sedillo named legal advisor to the governor to succeed Felix Baca who resigned last December. Sedillo resigned from the legislature and qualified as advisor on Monday. Feb finds the Capitol crowded as drafting for the Highway department returns to the senate chamber. Space constraints force rent for two or three departments next year. Health department occupies the chief clerk's office. Banking department remains in the Capitol City Bank building. A Gallup hearing March into the U S case over four school land sections alleged to contain coal. Notary commissions signed by Gov Larrarolo and filed with the Secretary of State for several counties. Farmers and Bankers Life and Southland Life say they will not renew licenses in the state. An irrigation water diversion plan from Cottonwood creek in Eddy county was filed with State Engineer Gillett by C Shapland of Lakeview.
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Pythians Celebrate 16th Anniversary in Santa Fe
Hugh H. Williams leads drive to raise about two million dollars for endowment of the Knights of Pythias as Santa Fe Lodge No. 2 hosts a grand anniversary at the Scottish Rite Cathedral. Speakers include Col. G W Pritchard Judge R H Hanna Reed Holloman and many others as the order grows in New Mexico and nationwide.
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Several New Companies Incorporated During Week
A week saw multiple incorporations. The H Goodman Company based in Tucumcari includes H Goodman Mrs B Goodman Joe Adier Max H Karlsroher J S in with 50 000 capital. The Plaza Mercantile Company of Las Vegas lists John J Bland G P Schoeny C E Israel as incorporators. Other notices reference a Republican Convention and Masonic bodies in New Mexico with details scattered.
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G. P. Schoeny
C. E. Israel
Colfax report praises Phelps-Dodge for strong school facilities
Colfax notes praise for the Phelps-Dodge company in maintaining top school facilities for employees. A county report highlights Dawson’s progress with 900 students and 25 teachers. The district offers a four-year high school and night classes for adults in common branches including Spanish.
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Las Cruces Prepares 1920 County Fair Plans
Arrangements are under way for a Las Cruces county fair in 1920 with a petition filed to the county commissioners. The report notes fruit trees in bloom likely to be harmed by frost, and local stocks reflect optimism for a prosperous season as cattle thrive and winter mildness continues.
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Roswell and area turmoil and property deals report
A roundup of Roswell and surrounding region activity includes arrests by sheriff and city police with staged jail sentences, a jitney driver tied to alcohol possession, and arraignments. Albuquerque real estate transfers involve Lamori Brothers and G Toti, valued at 21000 dollars, while Isleta Indians contribute labor to flood projects. Other items note new nurses, court custody rulings, farm fires, theater leases, and local business expansions across Roswell and nearby towns.
Railway Mail Car Robbed at Gallup
A mail car on Santa Fe train No percent was entered at Gallup Monday morning and several pieces of registered mail were taken. Ralph Smith, Denver based office inspector, leads the case as clerks were at breakfast. Entry likely by a postal key, though none was recorded as lost in the region.
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Denver
Attorney General Seeks Dismissal in Blancett Appeal
The Attorney General asks the Supreme Court to dismiss the Blancett murder appeal of Ebert Blancett, with K B Renehan filing a brief. The state’s motion argues trial flaws include the judge’s legality, spectator demonstrations, juror contact, and a record error claiming ten jurors instead of twelve.
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Shortest Grand Jury Term in Santa Fe County Ends
The Santa Fe March grand jury finished in under two days with 16 cases examined, 12 indictments, 7 no true bills, and 26 witnesses. Judge Reed Holloman cleared 46 civil cases, noting fewer arrests due to Prohibition and a cost drop from 4 000 5 000 dollars to under 1 000.
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Old Fonda Site Chosen for Santa Fe Hotel Project
The board of directors selected the Old Fonda site for Santa Fe's new large hotel. The lot is nearly 300 feet square facing three streets by the plaza corner. Rapp Brothers to prepare multiple plan sets for quick selection. Gil New stele of Sante Be architecture chosen with low first floor rooms and a brick facade.
United States Indian School Albuquerque Receives Funds
Announcement by H F Robinson of the irrigation Indian service notes an appropriation of 291800 for the United States Indian school in Albuquerque. The allocation is linked to a national library association effort, returning for use there a portion of ks donated during the war and used widely across the world.
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Flour Spar Visits North City Daughter this Week
Local note from Lordsburg Liberal reports Flour Spar visiting his daughter Mrs. Ralph S. Spann north of the city this week and suggests he may return soon with something up his sleeve.
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Ralph S. Spann
Lordsburg Liberal
Local building, rancher notes, and lambs in the valley
Bret McMillen plans a stone store in town while W H Long, a prominent stockman and large county landowner, oversees his irrigated Fort Sumner farm. Long is pleased with 900 early spring lambs on the valley ranches.
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Mora Voney Moves Family to New Home After Rearranged Possession
Mora J Voney of Nevinville arrived with stock and household goods to find the Nutter family at the farm and took possession. He rented Rev Risse place at Larmina Lees and will stay temporarily. His family arrived Sunday and will visit Mrs Cox Strawn, camping near their new home before moving to Roy Spanish American.
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Mine openings and new El Paso firm boost local production
Otero D Sutton directs six workers in Andreas Tale mines near Tularosa with shipments already sent to a first factory. An El Paso company will handle smaller tailings while high grade ore is used for chalk and talcum products. Claude Crofter and families relocate to Alamogordo from Electra Texas bringing household goods.
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Glenrio grain shipments boost local wagonloads and new well
Judge Madden oversees a new off well and gate project east of town on the Oder ranch. Bunk houses and excavation proceed as grain shipments by Mr Murray surge, with twenty-three cars of maize and three of corn already moved. Farmers travel 20 to 25 miles to participate in favorable freight rates at Glenrio, amid growing commerce and local water concerns.
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Hart of Delphos Adds Another Hundred Head of Cattle
Roosevelt C. Hart of Delphos has purchased another hundred head of cattle, expanding his herd as reported in the local agricultural column. This purchase highlights ongoing livestock activity in the Delphos area during the season.
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