Capital City News In Brief General and Personal
Mrs Dan Kelly and children left The Albuquerque delegation arrived early for the Republican convention. Justice Herbert F Raynolds vacationing in Jacksonville. Rome P Donahan and Roy Prentiss of Tucumcari drove to the city this week. A. Thomas of Albuquerque attends the Republican convention. Ex Gov Hagerman in the capital city. Rome inve the e city taxation for the state helping organize the Republican party. John Joerns secretary of the state tax commission retired for a southwest trip. Mr Romero and family in Estaneta. Railroads suit against the federal government discussed. Local social figures from Roswell visit and attend O E S in Albuquerque.
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Dan Kelly
Albuquerque
New President for State College Chosen
The board of regents of New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts elected Dr. Robert W. Clothier of Mississippi as president. The selection comes amid a year of major meetings and will place Clothier as head of the college with a long background in chemistry agriculture and administration from several universities and state colleges.
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Board of Regents
New Mexico College of
Kansas Agricultural College
Missouri State Normal Senal
University Florida
College of Agriculture
University of Ansona
United States Department of Agei
Fare Eeane Titirg Watinntt
Mésstonipps
Agora
Clothier
Mit
Callian
Hitchcock Gains Ground as Presidential Race Shifts
The report notes Hitchcock's boosted profile amid campaign turbulence with key party figures backing his bid. It highlights strategic moves by Taft and Mavis factions and mentions Walter Wood leadership shaping Hitchcock's outreach while William Couper Brecter directs operations.
U S Oilmen Cheer Wood Amid Debate in Congress
In a speech, Hofer praised past actions as chief of state in Central America while addressing oil industry concerns. He linked similar past solutions to current tensions with Mexico and received loud applause from the audience.
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Tennant
Petratenm Congress
Alton
Mexico
Stat
Central America
No Apologies for Being a Soldier In War Remarks
Leonard Wood declared he had no apologies to make for the American uniform. He said it would insult every soldier who died in France or in any U S war we have waged. The remark came after a friend suggested opposition forces in Tilt hols mocked soldiers in uniform.
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Tilthols
Leonard Wood
France
New Hampshire Primary Outcome Sees Wood Backers Blocked
In New Hampshire a presidential nominating primary selects eight delegates pledged to General Wood. The list inclines toward Gov. John Bartlett, Matt Sroux, Fred W. Estabrook, Gale Shedd, and others, with Leonard Wood noted as the favored candidate among the pledged delegates.
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Conen NH
New Hamp
Ahire
Leonard Wood
Jobo Bartlett
Mat Frou
Roux
Fred W. Estabrook
Gale Shedd
Students Form Wood Club in Ann Arbor Michigan
University of Michigan students set up a Leonard Wood League with Herold Furlong as president and D D Duncenson as secretary, reflecting campus interest in commemorating General Leonard Wood.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
University of Michigan
Herold Furlong
D. D. Duncenson
Wanted State Lands For Sale In New Mexico 1916-1918
Parties who bought state lands in New Mexico during 1916 1917 or 1918 may locate buyers by submitting descriptions and stating the lowest cash price or equities they hold for each parcel. Address inquiries to Charles K Henry 288 East Colorado Street Pasadena California.
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State of New Mexico
Charles K. Henry
East
Colorado Street
Pasadena
Calif
St Patrick s Day and club events fill Albuquerque area with dances
The register of society notes a busy period with Masonic convention banquet for 350 at the hall decorated in red white and carnations, toastmaster Minnie Miller, and speeches by Chand Matron Jessie Morton. Out-of-town members join lodge sessions, while several church and women's groups report apron socials book showers, canteen support, and a Saint Patrick s party with Irish music and green refreshments in Roswell and Rio Grande communities.
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Adah Chapter
The
Eastern Star
Minnie Miller
Peter Cameron
Chand
Jessie M. Morton
John W. Wilson
Grand Orern Star Atone
Albuquerque
Patrick
M. Hayten
Mex
J. Wa Hach
W. J. Hatch
Panl Jones
Albuquerque Herald
Saint Patrick's Party
Biel
Ireland
Stodtard
Mth
Opera House
Gallup
Nelon
J. J. Kirk
Gallup Herald
I. O
F. Hall
Capitan
Jack Fletcher
Helen Louise Marks
Miss Taubert
Maundy Thursday Easter Sunday events in Santa Fe
The article describes Scottish Rite Masonry events at the cathedral and auditorium, with 176 students participating and about 500 attendees. It notes fund-raising for playground equipment in Santa Fe and other cities, plus club activities in Las Vegas and Lordsburg. It mentions Grace Lord as playground instructor and a variety of choral and theatrical performances by Masons and guests. It also covers a Presbyterian Woman’s Union meeting in Don Gaspar, a Vachel Lindsay event, and Santa Fe Woman’s Club activities including civic and study classes on Russia.
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Clayton Lake
Sue
Santa Fe
Wassbe Club
Las Vegas
Lucius Dills
Lordsburg Baton
R. H. Hani
San Mareial
Edward R
Clayton
Masons
John Oliver Miller
Miller
Ralph M. Henderson Paso
George van Stone
Istal
Claribel Fischer
van Stone
Henderson
Miss Fischer
Avern Janey
AL Mare Ruen
Ralph M. Hender
el Paso
Woman's Union
First Presbyterian Ghiet
Frank Andrews
Don Gaspar Avenue
Society For the Excuing
Roc. Ten Eyck
Max Henneffy
J. Wallis Hang Min
de Fria
Waller States Lower Priced Biologicals for Diphtheria and Typhoid
Waller announces arrangements with E. R. Squibbs & Sons to distribute diphtheria antitoxin typhoid bacteria and smallpox vaccine at lower prices, aiming to widen access across New York and the state. He urges physicians and merchants to stock essentials on ice and distribute through regular centers, hoping to reduce fatalities from diphtheria by earlier antitoxin use. A price list is enclosed for C. B. Waller Come.
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E. R. Squibbs & Sons
New York
Popeltion
C. B. Waller
Million and a half stock on S W forests grazing plan
Forest Service Albuquerque reports secretary of agriculture authorized grazing of 901550 head sheep and goats 41750 head cattle and horses 3355 head swine for the Arizona and New Mexico forests for the grazing year starting April 1 1920. Arizona and New Mexico stock totals listed with ages not counted. owners include about 3700 cattlemen and 8 sheepmen. Estimated gross revenue from beef mutton and wool next fall exceeds 15000000.
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Forest Service
Albuquerque
Secretary of Agriculture
Arizona and
New Mexico National Forests
Arizona
New Mexico
National Forest
Notice of Public Land and Gas Lease in Guadalupe County
Public lands lease notice from New Mexico Office of the Commissioner of Public Lands. It lists sections and deeds in Guadalupe County with all land parcels available for lease, at five cents per acre, covering public and state lands. Bids must include payment to cover stated costs.
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State OF New Mexico
Guadalupe County
Comissioner of Public Lands
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Mexico
Nwid
WBSB
Ser
Toy
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Herbert F. Raynolds
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Rome
P. Donahan
Roy Prentiss
Tucumcari
J.D Delloff
Augusta
Georgia
Heras Crnce
Wo Bakken
Alomitore
Santa
Ha Duckworth
A. ©. Thomas
H. J. Hagerman
Paul Doran
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Seth
Mom Milfican
Estaveia
Es Altar
Caty
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Murrsert and
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Rosa de Yu
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June Haguen
Jestice
Roberts
Lowelots
Ciutiinatis
Oliver Holmes
Hillaite
Menetay
Neatsli
B.C. Abin
Washington
John Joerns
Hy Hay
Alentos Ratweru
Sete Fe Ani Mare
Mero
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Estaneta
Joti HL
Walker
Watt
Wien
Antonio Martires
Aeros
Ewing Lusk
Will Robinson
J. D. Cooley
Roswell
Grand Chapter
O. E.S
Rollason
Bill
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Sugarite
Coke Cord Wood, Si
Montezuma Avenue
Chase & Sanborn’s Coffee
Hunts
Richelieu
H. S.kaune & CO
State College
Hitchcock
Wi Jern
Tranki
Uitenrock
Portimiater Gueeral
Taft
Mavis Corpulgne
Bre Bean
Cme Huign
Lesnard Wood
Booxter
Hitchomek
Willian
Couper Brecter Mettoont
Intlynurtern
U. S
N. H
Semple
Evanston, Ill
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Ely
D. A. Paddock
Hayton
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Clayton Citizen
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Shakespeare Club
Fay
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Ack
Ruby Saunders
New Mexico Federation of Woman's Ribs
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Red Cross
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D A. R
Dak
J. F. Hinkle
KR. Barttes
Reed Holloman
Helen Keith
Clarence Potter
A’ Intqueraie
Bod Moral
Silver City
Jacob Welter
John Barber
Henry Rarber
Rather Boys
Henry
Mildred Pate
Carlsbad
Camera Club
Las Cruces
Isidore
Ingram Ranch
Montoya
Tucumcarose
Naomi Ingram
Juanita Steel
Dale Lovelady
Messrs
G. W. Burgess
Robert Swain
Irvin Ingram
D. B. Cele
Cimarron
Parent-Teacher’s Association of
W. T. Cowgill
Elida
Arthur
Mrs. Andrews
Snake Mine
Mesdames Clark
Sheridan
Thomas
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Seamens
Fort Stanton
Saint Patrick's Day
Seamens’ Social Club
Hevena
M. Davenport
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Havana
Cuba
Riy
Cenemo
Grace Lord
Redoath Horner
Vachel Lindsay
Santa Woman's Club
Lindsay
Santa Fe Woman's Club
Frank Cliney
Palace Avenue
W. G Turley
Frank Staplin
Ashley Pond
Santa Fe Woman's Cluric
Russia
George W dl
George M. Neel
Gordon T. Backus
Waller
S. W. Forests
Clarence M. Hoey
Preston St
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Kecora
Pecos
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