Consolidated Texas Production enters New Mexico field
Domiciled at the De Vargas Hotel the consortium considers an outright purchase of over one hundred thousand acres from Mr. Pankey. The board blends successful business and oil men aiming to accelerate development across twelve New Mexico counties with large scale drilling and vast holdings in Texas Mexico and across eight states.
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Pankey
Thorsards Ord
New Mexico
Texas Production Company
Ated
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State Record
Oi Weekly of Texas
Connted
Praetorian
Dallas
J. Leighton Bertie
Interallied Shipping Comon
New York City
J. Means
William J Lee
New York Ciy
John C Keller
Core I
Keller
Dulles
Mar FBI Dallas
Th Consolidated Texas Production Company
Kellers Brothers Oil Corporation
San- Fe
Lad Adlerne
Mid-Continentail
Gas & Refining Company
Colfax
Mota
Union
Santa Fe
Bernafillo
Torrance
Guadalupe
de Baca
Quay
Cursy
Sierra
Dona Ana
Lincoln
Otora
Eddy
Lea
Cie
Mexico
Texas
Cuwhana
Arkansas
Wyoming
Ted Kensucky
Lousiana
Temweser
Poperty
Mr. Means
Dallas Leasing Syndicate
Dallas Petroleum, Oil & Gas Association
Trinity River Oil Company
Wall Street
Consolidated Texas Producing Company
Inspiration Oil and Refining Company
Producers Oil and Refining Company
New Mexico Oil Company
Chas. White
B. C Warlick
Tampico
Kellers
B. F. Pankey
S. Floersham
Roy
Chas. F. Grey
Oscure
Lincoln County
Delaware
Aecieral
New Mexico Educators Oppose Constitutional Budget Amendments
In a Santa Fe conference county superintendents opposed constitutional amendments for an executive budget and tax limits. Taxpayers’ Associations urged careful study, arguing the measures aim to cap real estate taxes and propel equitable assessments, while preserving necessary state functions and public school funding.
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Santa Fe
Any
Taxpayers’ Associations of
New Mexico
New Mexico Legislature Costs Less Than Arizona Assembly
Cost figures show New Mexico with 73 assembly members spent 6.18 million dollars for a recent session, while Arizona reported 66 thousand dollars for its legislature. Arizona lawmakers receive higher daily allowances and mileage, with other expenses noted as more liberal in Arizona. State auditor details provided by Charles W. Fairfield, now state auditor and superintendent of banks.
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New Mexico
Taxpayers’ Association of
Asplund
Arizona
New Mexico Assembly
Charles W. Fairfield
Ease
Mexico
Bursum Proposes Greater State Share Of Road Costs
Special to State Record reports Senator H O Kursum proposes a Townsend Bills amendment. It would base state payments for conch building projects on 50 percent of total cost times the state’s percentage of land granted to taxation, a shift potentially increasing federal support and altering state burden. The article also notes related post office, pension, and military awards discussions across several senators and planned projects.
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H.O. Kursum
Townsend
Hodvess
Secretary of Agriculture
New Mexico
Bardem
United States Post Office
Clayton
Seca
Matte Bo S
Witew
Albert Rites
United States Voluntere Cavalry
Grants to New Mexico for railroad land and highway fund
A bill introduced by Senator Bursum proposes granting to the state the even numbered sections of land in multiple townships where odd sections were previously granted to the Atlantic Pacific Railroad. The plan directs the State Land Commissioner to exchange land for common school purposes, create a Federal Highway Maintenance Fund, regulate grazing leases, and ensure lands are appraised at true value with monies kept in a permanent highway fund. The measure also outlines trust provisions, banking safeguards, and a prohibition on Mortgage encumbrances.
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Germany
United States of America
Ierica
America
Alka
United of America
United States of
Amerita
Imment
Ermany
United Stars
Treaty of Versailles
United S Rica
Congress
Austrian Empire
Kingdom of Hungary
Senate
States of America
Austria
New Mexico
Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Company
San Juan
Sandoval
McKinley
Bernalillo
Valencia
Socorro
Bursum
State Land Commissioner
AM Edwards
Geveray
John Juve
Hetaclitur
Mother's Day Proclaimed by Governor for May Eighth
A New Mexico notice reports Governor Mechem designates Sunday May eighth as Mother's Day reflecting a national commemorative gesture. It notes public proclamations, alongside social visits in Washington and New Mexico tied to state officials, families, and ceremonies honoring mothers.
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Ral Wie
Hy Cine
Mechem
New Mexico
Washinton
Tomes of Coreates
Mise Jarvie Pounds
United States
Ann Jartin
Puiladinhia
M. Mechen
Beden
Lenny Dee
Oliverees
School officials visit Sandoval county to gauge interest
Jon J. V. Conway with Kari Douglas and Ielester Sandoval toured northern Sandoval County meeting communities in Regina Cuba and Jemez Pueblo. A public reception supper and banquets followed as petitions for new districts were presented. Conway urged value for money and Douglas outlined constitutional amendments for education. Carlos Donn, assistant state bank examiner, began semi annual bank inspections with extra staff to improve coverage.
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Jon J. V. Conway
Aperin Caverta
Sisters of St. Francis
Scoo
J. F. Young
Cuba
Regina
Conway
Douglas
Jemez Pueblo
Senatorial election planned for September 20 1921
A writ orders a September 20 election to fill the U S Senate seat after A Foil resignation with Gov Mechem stating the voting should occur alongside constitutional amendments. John Bursum is the likely Republican nominee. Mechem’s stance favors voting by the people rather than appointment. The issue traces to cost concerns and a preference to synchronize with the general election.
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United States
A. Foil
Sill
Bursum
Meshem
John O. Baraum
Socorro
Bersum
Rursun
Republican
State Central Committee
Meche
New Mesiin
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Valentine
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David Marcus
Albuquerque
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National Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teachers
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State College
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Lax Cruces
New Mexico Military Institute
Eugene Lohman
War Department
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Elijah Johnson
Colfax County
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Merritt Mechem
Fort Smith
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George Curry
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Yeme Souree
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