Death of Juan D. Larrazolo shocks governor family
The unexpected death of Juan D. Larrazolo eldest son of Governor and Mrs. Larrazolo occurred in El Paso after a brief illness. Funeral is planned for Friday at San Elizario. The governor ordered state offices closed in respect. Juan D. Larrazolo practiced law in El Paso and Las Cruces and had been active in Democratic campaigns in 1916 and 1918.
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Calsvealy UK
Larrazolo
Joseph
el Paso
Pankey
San Elizario
Texas
Juan D. Larrazolo
Las Cruces
Felix Garcia
Juan
Congress
Santa Fe May Put Women On Delegation
The Santa Fe county republican convention will be called for March 23 by E. Davies, chairman. It will elect 14 delegates to the state convention in Santa Fe three days later to select six delegates for the national convention in Chicago. Women are likely to be among the delegates as the state central committee has ruled they are eligible to serve as delegates to both the Santa Fe and Albuquerque conventions.
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J. E. Rae
Ener
Bir
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Folons Lst
Cdition
Tax Commission
State Tax Commission
Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
Senate
House of Delegates
Jesse A. Bloch
Wheeling
California
Anthony
Bloch
Shorty
R. Montgomery
Hays
Republican National Committee
Blache Charleston
Delaware
Santa Fe
E. Davies
County Central Committee
Chicago
State Central Committee
Albuquerque
Wool Growers Meet in Duke City
The New Mexico Wool Growers convention at Roswell adjourned after electing Prager Miller of Roswell president Manuel Otero of Albuquerque secretary and choosing Albuquerque as the site for the next convention The association endorsed a wool tariff to compensate for production costs between the U S and foreign countries urged a stronger campaign against scabies and backed the bill in a banquet at the Gilder hotel hosted by the chamber of commerce.
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New Mexico
Santa Fe Grants Street Railway Franchise and Gas Plant
The Santa Fe city council awarded J. J. Britt the street railway franchise and a new gas plant project. The system will run from Don Vargas Street to Don Gaspar, extend to Water, then turn east and north to a federal building, with the gas plant to occupy the old site of the former facility. Construction is planned to start soon.
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City Council of
Santa Fe
J. J. Britt
Eastern Capital
Treet
Connectivn
Dov Vargas Street
Don Gaspar
Santa Fe Water and Light
Dates Set for State Teachers Examination Series
The state board of education fixed exam dates for teachers on June 11 12 25 26 July 9 10 and 24 County superintendents are told to arrange county institutes so the final two days align with one exam session Also noted is the issuance of unprofessional teacher certificates to Sister M Barna Order of St Francis Pena Blanca Sandoval County
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State Board of Education
M. Barna
Order of St. Francis
Pena Bianca
Sandoval County
Wood Alcohol Takes Life Of Gambler
In Baton New Mexico on March 8 Francisco quoted Senator Ashurst defending the president in a treaty debate. He warned that if one wants to harm a child or resist medical efforts the senate must align with the verdict and so on.
Next year shows include reopticon slides and film reels
A fragmented listing notes Roswell and Santa Fe venues for 4000 feet of footage on tract manufacture from raw material to finished product. Events include Republican and Democratic conventions, a Brooklyn Eagle excursion, and Masonic activities with dates in March May and June.
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Weel Growers Association
Roswell
Scottick Rite Recsion
Santa Fe
Brooklyn Eagle Excursion Fe
San Francisco
Pecos Valley Investment unloads large pumping engine at South Springs
The Pecos Valley Investment Company unloaded a 2100 horsepower Fairbanks Morse engine for installation on its land at South Springs. It is the largest pumping engine known in the Pecos valley, capable of delivering 400 to 4500 gallons per minute. A separate item notes a fatal incident as Tobe Stewart of Roswell killed Pelke with a knife and axe after Pelke threatened others.
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Pecos Valley
Comany
South Springs
Fairbanks-Morse
Pec Valley
Tobe Stewart
Roswell
Pelke
Ru Stewart
Petke
Stewart
J. J. Rapp
Santa Fe
Eddy County
United States Court House
Carlsbad
King
Film project funds join Las Cruces businessmen
Las Cruces businessmen and the Farm Bureau pool funds to finance a Mesilla Valley film. The project aims to show Spring and mid summer scenery and will be exhibited across the East via a Reclamation Service program.
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Las Cruces
Farm Bureau
Mesilla Valley
Reclamation Service
Las Cruces Republic
Plans for Albuquerque building refinishing and improvements
The Albuquerque building, used for society and club activities, will be enlarged with about 10 000 dollars spent on basement improvements. Work is set to start in about six weeks as plans are completed.
Albuquerque Sees Rise in Building Permits in March
In March five days show permits totaling 50090 with February reaching 346765 for six cottages priced 3000 to 5000 each. Major project is the McDonald and Warren Graham building at Fourth Street and Central Avenue. Murphey Sanatorium plans four cottages at about 100 each. E Iden files a 6000 residence permit and Frank Wilson a 5000 store room at First Street and Tijeras Avenue. Herman R Crile of Albuquerque named troop commander of the New Mexico National Guard machine gun troop with captain's rank.
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Albuquerque
D. F. McDonald
Warren Graham
Fourth Street
Central
Lnne
Murphey Sanatorium
E. Iden
Frank Wilson
First Street
Tijeras Avenue
Herman R. Crile
New Mexico National Guard
Dam repair progress and well drilling near Fort Sumner
Debaca Degraffenreidh Zweifel report slow progress on Sullivan Oliver Me well southeast of town due to new arrival of iig. Drilling has reached 75 to 100 feet with belief the well could be first producer. Two carloads of repair materials for the dam arrived and were unloaded for concrete work. A gravel pit near the dam yielded first class sand and gravel for construction. A force of ten workers will begin immediately to rush repairs. completion depends on available labor.
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Sullivan-Oliver-Mewell
Iig
Fort Sumner Review
Silver City Women Race to Raise 250 Dollars for Clubhouse
A one dayDrive by Silver City women aimed to raise 250 dollars for a club house and community building with native log construction. The effort yielded about a thousand dollars from 19 contributors, leading to discontinuation. Prominent Milwaukee and Duluth capitalists visiting Grant County promote mining prospects with EF D Lidstone and others as Silver City visitors. The project will be a western style structure serving the club and D A R, planned to boost town beauty and livability. C C Bondley sold Arenas Valley ranch to Bud Peeler White Signal, after years of holdings and notable corn crops. A new leasing bill spurs filings in Grant County with multiple townships expected to file three and index ideals.
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Woc. A
Milwaukee
Duluth
Black Hawk Consolidated Mines Company
EF. D. Lidstone
Opany
Ivan Tipple
Westallis
Wis
Fred Smith
Schmidt
Mueller
Frank Kasmere
Frank Routin
Northeast
Grant County
Silver City Woman's Club
Jacob Tennett
Club
D. R
C. C. Bondley
Arenas Valley
Bud Peeler
White Signal
Mr. Bondley
Chaplain Bateman
Tate
Fort Stmner
Luna F G Seat takes over new Luna hotel reopening planned
Luna F G Seat and wife have taken over a new dining hotel. Interiors are being cleaned painted and rooms fitted with linen for the public. The hotel will open for business on the 15th of the month. Deming Headlight. J W Hollenbeck plans 20 acres of cotton in Luna county this year marking a first trial in the area. A farmers association reports seed orders totaling about 12 000 pounds with price details from Mebane and Durango varieties. The Taylor ranch near Hondale sold for 21 000 with new owners taking possession March 15. Col A J Taylor enters oil production plans in Oklahoma. Peggy Taylor may move to Hornlin Arizona for a while.
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F. G. Seat
Dines
J. W. Hollenbeck
Silton
Luna County
Farmers Association
Eddy County
Taylor Ranch
Hondale
C. A. McSlinery
Wilkesboro
Col
A. J. Taylor
Oklahoma
Peggy Taylor
Ehornin
Ariz
McKinley Band Led by Rivera Gains County Room Use
The McKinley band organized under former St. Michaels leader C. R. Rivera has county approval to rehearse in a courthouse room. Rivera is praised as an able leader and the group shows success under his management. A bank train robbery story follows, noting a No 9 railway post office break in with stolen registered mail and French francs, possibly heading toward Mexico.
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C. R. Rivera
St. Michaels
Court House
Rivera
Ae Waall
Weemsel- Hemara
Mexico
Gallup Herald
Work crews push on at new boarding house project
The Wilson company mobilizes a large force of men for the boarding house under construction. C. Traweek of the Boricas and S. G. are managing materials and deliveries as steers and supplies are arranged for rapid progress. The developer, Davis, aims to complete the work by mid April with shipments continuing.
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Wilson Company
I C. Traweek
Boricas
S. G
Davis Thie Meek
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H. B. Cartwright & Bro. Company
H Cartwright & Bro. Wholesale Grocery Company
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George
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Edward Cartwright
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H. B. Cartwright
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NEW Mexico News Review
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