Holm J Bursum Named United States Senator from New Mexico
Holm J Bursum of Socorro, long a Republican leader in New Mexico, was appointed United States senator to replace A B Fall. Gov Mechem authorized R Lo Baca to appoint a house member, and a three member committee escorted Bursum to the platform. Bursum, hailed as one of New Mexico’s greatest statesmen, thanked the people and praised Fall. The Mechem appointment was urged by county GOPs and hundreds of Republicans. George Curry of Socorro to be secretary to the senator.
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Guthrie Smith
Holm J. Bursum
Socorro
New Mexico
United States
A.B. Fall
Harding
Gov. Mechem
R. Lo Bacs
Leachers
Santa Fe
House
Compose
Baex
Gallegos
Hartel
Bursum
Clancy
Fall
Siler
Baca
Winston
Rochl
Mechem
Bur
Sire
State Central Committee
Manila
Philippine
Roosevelt
Supreme Court Rules for New Mexico in Forest Land Case
The U S Supreme Court affirmed the state of New Mexico on a land dispute within a national forest. The decision upholds the state's claim against Interior Department rulings and follows lower court affirmations as the case moves.
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U. S. Supreme Court
United States
Supr Court
Menton
Fiterer Hid
New Mexico
Supreme Court of the Ditrict of Columbia
Department of the Interior
Court of Appeat of Columbia
Bellate Court
Department
Court of Last Resort
United States Supreme Court
Secrec ‘of the Interior
State Land Office
Aoega48
Washington
Patrick H. Loughran
Associated Press
Supreme Coast
Secretary of the Interior
Tment
Governor Mechem appoints state officers and many board members
The governor’s appointees include Lessie Alette as state engineer and Gillette as state highway engineer, James B. Read as bank examiner, W. W. Bisdou as mine inspector, and multiple appointments to boards of osteopathy education regents and other commissions. The list reflects revisions replacing several names to ensure county representation and required positions.
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Mechem
Senate
Lessie Alette
Santa Fe
Gillette
James B. Read
W. W. Bisdou
Albuquerque
State Board of Osteopathy
C. L. Parsons
Roswell
Walter Mays
Socorro
C. H. Connors
State Board of Education
Benito Baca
Las Ve
Josephine Lockard
Ratonocorro
Col Jannell
Oliver Mc Lee
Alamogordo
Jose D. Sena
Revenue code passes senate and house amid tax debate
The revenue code, including an mine tax revision, passed the house and concurred in by the senate. It differs from the special revenue commission draft and the introduced house bill 100. Senators argued the original was flawed, and a substitute was prepared. Debate touched on intent, potential corporate influence, and ad valorem implications, with a mandate for a pre February 1922 appraisal by the state tax commission to decide whether ad valorem would yield higher revenue. The contiguous land clause was eliminated.
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Guthrie Smith
House
Senate
Special Revenue Commission
Philips
Sellers
Phil
Phas
Zinn
Phillips
Mitchell
Union
Mittion
Reece
State Tax Commission
Seizure Of Liquor In State Reveals Large Bust
Customs officers in the southern part of the state seized eight hundred gallons of illicit liquor this week. Three hundred gallons were confiscated at Columbus and Rincon, part of a wider grand jury action set to convene in April.
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Columbus
Rincon
Grand Iory
Action Pory
Neblett in country wide cases tied to Giants manager
New Mesicy's floral title Cal Neblett temporarily previews for Judge Learned Montises cases. The Chicago Tribune service notes March coverage of John J. McGraw and the New York Giants amid a federal case alleging misconduct with club members. The report hints at pending actions and potential expungement efforts.
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Cal Neblett
Chicago Tribune
New York
John J. McGraw
Wings
New York Giants
Fedecal Lodge
Colin Neblett
Giants
Texas OK. Men Buy Big New Mica Ranch
The article notes J. C. Vin and Kammings in Wichiva County Texas purchase a large Mica Ranch. It mentions Hines family ties and Houston connections with ties to the Texas petroleum field and Coriscana history, signaling a notable land and industry move.
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Texas
J. C
Wichiva County
Teags
Texas Petrolese
Niley Hines
Statey
WH. Shotey
Houston
Tene
Metry
Coriscana, Te
Famites
Las Vegas
Senate Passes General Bill Amid Turbulent Debate
The senate approved the general appropriation bill by unanimous vote after amendments. The measure funds districts and judges, shifts governor’s convening date, and prompts House moves to reconvene. Burglary wave hits Santa Fe with six homes ransacked. a local hold up on the Lamy road nets $15.
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Senate
University
Albuquerque
SESW
Agrigaitic Awe
Las Conces
Mings
Socorra
Saan
Norral
Arlon
Santa Fe
Lamy
M. J. Sacik
Sacik
Haleen
Six Amendments To Constitution Proposed In Legislature
Legislature debates constitutional changes as 139 chapters planned in session laws surpass 174 in the 199 volume. About 21 memorials filed, 4 work drafts ready, and up to 100 miles of signatures noted. Ballots for amendments may cost $31, and a separate ballot is required for amendments on newspaper pages.
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Secretary of State
Rotary of State
Beet te Everything. The man who hee done fis Nest hae done everything
A fragmentary text appears to resemble a garbled quotation about a man who has completed many tasks. The readable portions suggest a reflective or proverbs style line, though concrete names, places, or dates are absent.
Redistricting Bill Amended and Passes in Senate
The redistricting measure, amended and likely to be concurred in by the house, redraws county lines to place Oway county in the ninth district with Derry de Baca and Roosevelt and moves McKinley to the fifth. The bill shifts Terrance from the first to the fifth and reassigns districts among Santa Fe San Juan Bernalillo Sandoval Dona Ana Lincoln Otero Torrance and other named counties, with court figures Judge Sam G Bratton and Judge C R Merce noted.
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Howse
Ko Sroiha
San Juan
McKinley
Senate
Rowse
House
N Ixoratts
Motentia
Windiowal
Enocer
Rai
Janary
Dober
Oway County
Derry
de Baca
Roorvevelt
Pute McKinley
Sam G. Bratton
Terrance
Bilassians
C R. Merce
Rowell
Dona Ana
Lincoln
Otero Torrance
Eases Miguel
Mora
Grada
Chaves
Fildy
Lea
Listh
Grant
Hidalgo
Luna
Socorro
Catron
Valen- Sierra
Eidith
Colfax
Taos Union
Harb
Beating the Bachelor in Sicily Tests Tradition
In Sicily a bachelor contest draws cheering by women as single men gather in a church setting after a ceremonial event. The scene centers on a local rite described as testing the couple’s fate amid village customs and community reaction.
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Sicily
Vilage
Honors More Than Even in Fable Fragments
A garbled passage shows a childlike dialogue about enduring hardship with a neighbor. The readable phrases imply a narrator listening to a rowdy exchange and a little boy remarking on feelings, but the text is largely indecipherable.
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Marty
Santa Fe shops in Albuquerque cut nearly 200 jobs
About 200 workers at the Santa Fe shops in Albuquerque were laid off, roughly 15 percent, across all departments. Layoffs follow a business slump with seniority guiding who stays. Locomotive, car, and roundhouse reductions ranged from 15 to 18 percent, with 80 workers in the roundhouse and about 1,000 in main shops and car departments. Construction at sew up buildings continues.
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Santa Fe
Albuquerque
D. E Barton
Locomotive Department
Car Department
Round House
Roswell Team Aims to Tame Rivalry This Year
The Fronwedl article notes local teams and schedules, with Mr. Tiniety as a consultant chair, planning to renew ties with Roswell squads and set hopeful goals for the season. It mentions Tutre, Laerts, and adjoining clubs in a competitive regional circuit.
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Wbotel
Fehswina
Torad
Tinitey
Roswell
Erection of Homes Amid Clovis Growth Leads News
A series of house construction projects spread through Clovis as Joey Mordecai, R.E. Boschekte, T. A. Peters, John Comer, and A. C. Clark announce new homes including a brick residence valued at $15,000. Dr. CL Parsons, prominent Royally osteopathic physician, was found dead by suicide amid criminal practice charges connected to the Nellie Harrington case.
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John Comer
Clovis
A.C. Clark
Haptio
Bute
Jenaigane
Coes
Corey
CL. Parsons
Ol Royall
Montessre
Yial
Puison
Chaves
Nellie A. Harrington
Parsons Wa
Larrazolo
Weather and business notes from Port Sumner
Warmer weather prompts early bloom of plums and apricots in the valley though farmers fear later frosts will damage crops. Fort Sstaner Leader WT Riger of Roaring has arrived to open a Drag Store with J. Pardue. An railroad crew works on new steel. Yeso and Largo crews are busy. Mr and Mrs Bil Naylor of Oktsboro plan to settle in Yeno at Mrs J H O Conner’s residence.
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Fort Sstaner
WT Riger
Roaring Ae
Texas
Og Drag
J. Pardue
Kiger van
Lovelace
Yes
Yeso
Largo Sec
Bil Naylor
Oktsboro
Yeno
J. H. O'Conner
Port Sumner
Colfax Hidebrand Seeks May Tour With Springer Trio
Colfax C Hidebrand of Chicago visited Saturday to gauge a contract with the Springer N elty Three for a late May tour of the car try. The orchestra has not decided to engage, planning to ship about four dz to Minnesota Wisconsin and California with a force of Old Mex laborers. The J C Penney Co moves to a new home on South Seland Street, its store redecorated for an attractive appearance. H W Wassner of Phoenix has arrived and assumed management of the Popular Price Shoe store.
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South Second Street
S C Parker
Trinidad
Colo
Brush
Denver
Raton
Popular Price Shoe
Popular Price
Colorado
New Me Ico
Max Sanders
Colon Baton Range
C. Hidebrand
Chicago
Sprinrer Nelty
Hibrands
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Calif
J. C Penney Company
Vanghe's Coffectionery
South Seland Street
H.W. Wassner
Phoenix
City
Prohibition crackdown chased car from Las Cruces
Prohibition enforcement officers arriving from Hill pursued a Studebaker 6 with several cases of liquor. They chased the vehicle from Las Cruces to HAL, where the driver allegedly tried to discard the cargo before the car was stopped. Further details continued on page five.
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Hill
Studebaker 6
Las Cruces
Hal
Ve Delves
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