CAPITAL CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
A packed roundup from the Capitol notes visits by Senator F S Lawrence and others, prison transfers by Sheriff J A Street, and official business by state and local officials. Young graduates hear a Roy address, veterans return from France, and a Madrid legation veteran recounts front lines while plans for vocational education revisions move forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur A Hesch
Albert R. Hiesch
Europe
Amercan Legation
Madrid
Spain
Hesch
France
Legation
US. A
Albert R. Hesch Jr
Navy
General protest against increased telephone rates
Statewide protests against telephone rate hikes prompt court action. The Corporate Commission, under Attorney General O. O. Askren, seeks relief from Postmaster General rate intrastate authority. Judge Reed Holloman sets June 2 hearing. Supreme Court cases linger on intrastate rate authority. Chairman H. H. Williams urges refunds be held by the company if Postmaster General authority is not upheld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporate i Commission
O. O. Askren
Reed Holloman
Postmaster General
Mountain States
Jone
South Dakota
Massachusetts
U. S. Supreme Court
Corporation Commission
H. H. Williams
Supreme Court
Crop conditions in the arate ore week including may
Range grasses grow rapidly under favorable weather. Lambing underway in central counties. Corn planting general. Some kafir and cane planting. First cutting of alfalfa continuing in southern counties. Alfalfa thriving in northern districts. Fruits bloom profusely in north, except Espanola and San Juan alleys per C. E. Linney Weather Bureau reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Espanola
San Juan
C. E. Linney
The
Weather Bureau
Eighth grade graduates list spreads across counties
A compiled roll of eighth grade graduates from multiple New Mexico counties includes students from Bernalillo Santa Fe Hillsboro Socorro Taos Torrance Union and Valencia. Names such as Laura Hazel Sease Lawrence Thompson Evelyn Sutcliff Paul Brewer and George Likens appear among many others listed by county and school district. The long roster highlights local students advancing from eighth grade with numerous families represented across communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Hazel Sease
Riverside
Lawrence Thompson
Timothy O'Leary
Evelyn Sutcliff
Paul Brewer
George Likens
Esther Randall
Hendrix Cox
Antec Sandess County
Josefita Garcia
Lucy Castillo
Roberta Alary
Josefita C. de Baca
Stella
de’ Baca
Bernalillo
Santa Fe County
Jessie Cozart
Lillian Foster
Mabel Foster
James Cozart
Rencona
Mabel Gardenhire
Clyde Martin
Sierra County
Ray High Hill
Henry Maxine
Ruth F. Smith
Marie Whitley
Hot Springs
Louise Williams
Georgia Miller
Katherine Kalka
George Miller
Marshall Avant
Hillsboro
Socorro County
Millie Latathite
Rosedale
Alfred Tristan
Reynald Alfred
Resere
Fay Lewis
Charlie Tabacchii
Maurice Hedderman
Kelly Fay Webster
Louis Horn
Chas A. Hayes
Margaret Kleinworth
San Marcial
Paul Foss
Vonnie Gordon
Manson S Moore
Loree Wilson
Alberta de Wolf
Winifred Holt
Willie Conner
Dell ‘Garcia
Ollie’ Ward
Albert Matrews
Floyd Stuppi
John T. Ward
Grace Ellis
Anna Whitley
Robert Stewart
Magdalena
Taos County
Dora Martinez
Doris Hinde
Phine Rafelita Wingert
Warren Louis Trujillo
Lowell Cheatain
Taos
Epimenio Sanches
Arroyo
Keith Woolistancia
Hamrick, Negra
Oklahoma to Host National Conference on Rural Education
Oklahoma City will host the next national conference on rural education and country life May 1 to 3. Speakers include AE Winship, E J Tobin, L E Driver, C P Cary, E L Rouse, Wagner, Mary C Bradford, Cole, J J Pettijohn, P Shawkey, and J C Muerman and J H Francis of the United States School Garden Army, Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma
South Central States
South Central
AE. Winship
Journal of Education
Boston
Mass
E. J. Tobin
Cook County
Ill
L. E. E. Driver
Randolph County
Ind
C. P. Cary
Madison
E. L. Rouse
Pal Normal School
Peru
Nebr
Wagner
Santa FE
New Mexico
Mary C. C. Bradford
Denver
Cole
J. J. Pettijohn
Department G the Interior
Washington, D. C
P. Shawkey
Charleston
J.C. Muerman
J. H. Francis
United States School Garden Army
Schoo! Ie
Social notes and events in Elks City features
The Pan-Hellenic Association met at Mrs. Ira L. Grimshaw's home while Delphine Chub offered a library hall program tomorrow. Clubs and churches hold meetings from the Church of the Holy Faith to First Presbyterian. Fort Wingate hosts Military Field Day with free eats and $1000 prizes, and local theatre and museum nights showcase plays, music, and lectures.
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Pan-Hellenic Association
Ira L. Grimshaw
Fort
Gallup
Ft. Wingate
Wingate Station
Motor Transport Co
New Museum
el Conejo
New Mexico
Istory
Fayette Curtis, Jr
Alamos Ranch
France
Mary Austin
Aileen Bachrens
Paris
Tesuque Valley
Ralph M. Henderson
de Bussy
Las Vegas
Albuquerque
el Paso
Julius Gans
Disinclined to Matrimony Among Burmese Minorities
The Bam yangs in Burma avoid marriage unless ordered, with brides valued in buffaloes or fowls and grooms often dragged to nuptials. Marriage is treated as a sale or exchange rather than a personal union, reflecting cultural norms among non-Burmese groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burma
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Capitol
Joe E. Sheridan
Silver City
J A. Street
Quay County
S. E Piper
Byron Connell
Raton
Luna Bergere
George Lougee
Department of Education
Roy
Edward L. Safford
John R. MecFie
E Sandford
Flor
WA. Showalter
Dayton Sandford
Washington, D
Olio
T F Dennington
Merrinsonfiur
Virginia
Showalters
Pontoétice
Stampa
JH Wagner
Tohn Conway
Rivh © Myer
ED. Smith
Bo Apteon
Vocational Department
Aoe
J . Hutchinson
Springer Stockman
Capital Cay
Sustay Iff
Pereeen the Elks
Michiyel
St Michaels Colone 40 Wana
Burkhurne
Ranger-Tularosa Basin
West Center Ave
N. M
Willard Culberson
Lorenem Dyer
Johnnie Beatrice Ducker
Donald Shaffer
Mike Shaw
Sammie Eldridge
Mountainair
Union County
Thelma Davis
Moses
Arch Dunn
Clayton
Harold _Kemphill
Hayden
Flora Dellinger
Fred W. Henrich
Vida Revis
Grenville
Willie Freeman
Ruth Garrison
Velma Hess
Grace Taylor
Mt. Dore
Harold Farnsworth
Hazel E. Lane
Jettie Stephenson
Thomas
Mildred Gray
Martie Raines
Dorrlee Minor
Beasie Moyer
Rose
Ruby Nix
Rosebud
Guy Shepard
Amistad
Evert Aspgren
Harry Lindgren
Masquero
Chester Gleason
Sumpter
Robert H. Dean
Jeleena Chasey
Bennie Rinkerenca
Valencia County
Beulah Irwin
Kathrine Clark
Doris Gore
Mary Jane Armstrong
Margaret Radcliff
Carl Peverley
Drummond Radcliff
George Mauser
Relen
Reyes Mirabal
San Rafael
Barbara Padilla
Belen
Katherine Owen
Los Lanas
Ernesto Sanchez
Adelaida Sanchez
Julian Sanchez
Paul Rubi
Tome
Society
Yawn
Letitsside
Delphine Chub
As Morrison
Rhe
Girls Friendly Society of the
Church of the Holy Faith
A. C. Rock
Woman's Union
First Presbyterian Church
Sante Fe
Elizabeth Hughes
Piper Hardwick Hotel
Phoenix Ariz
Walter Turley
O. A. Larriernor Larrazolo
Mary
Gov
Martin Gardesky
al Morrison
Aaron M. Henderson
George Geake
D. W. Faw
Colorado
Wiggs
Santa Fe High School
Elks Theatre
Ralph
Masonc Club
Masonic Temple
Colombo
Santa Fe Woman's Club
Library
N. B. Laughlin
Harry Bowman
Charles Doll
de Huff
India
DeHuff
Kipling
Brest
Springer
Springer Orchestra
Ladies ‘Progress Club
Roswell
First Baptist Church
Texas Producing & Refining Company
State of
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J. P. Morgan
Fort Worth
Henrietta
Dallas
John D. Rockefeller
General Office
Main St
Lamar
Fort Worth National Bank
Ft. Worth, Texas
Wichita State Bank
Wichita Falls, Texas
J. Fred Smith
W. H. Newberry
Thos. H. Rowan
R. E. Underwood
W. A. McSpadden Judge
S. D. McLary
M. P. Kelly
T.O.L
Street
Compa
Chase & Sanborn
Hunts
Richelieu
H.S. Kaune & CO
Capital Coal Yard
Cerrillos
K. W
Santa FE Water & Light
WFIE
Edwards & M'Fig Attorneys-At
Corner
Palace & Washington
Ava
New Moines
Pegnes
Aes Eric
Hundrods
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