Bursum Pushes Ex Service Men Demands in Washington
Senator Bursum, with Honorable W D Murray of Silver City and General Hugh H Cumming, advocates veterans benefits and hospital plans. A Senate bill seeks retirement eligibility for World War I officers with service disabilities, while a resolution supports consolidated ex service bureaus and expanded postwar programs. A committee notes the American Legion push for disability aid and retirement provisions.
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W. D. Murray
Silver City
Washington
New Mexico
Fort Bayard
Camp Cody
Deming
Bursum
Mr. Murray
Hugh H. Cumming
United States Army
Senate
Ste. Ruth C. Mix
C. Miller
Santa Fe
Hugh A. Carlisle
Albuquerque
New Y Sitio
New, Mexico
Mgton
American Legion
Wolcott
Delaware
Ollice
Ollerte
Dorses
Legion
Ming Progran
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Il Iti
FO. Mesterfiell
Mostner
H. A. Carlisle
Sisi Wit Plieda
Secrion
Kenyon
Forest Protection Week Proclaimed by Governor Mechem
Governor Mechem designates May 22 to 28 as Forest Protection Week in New Mexico. The proclamation urges U S Forest Service officers to lead the campaign and notes federal guidance from the President. It highlights the economic impact of forest fires, the need for citizen vigilance, and support from the Boy Scouts for tree conservation efforts.
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Mechem
New Mexico
State of
New Mexsco
United States Forest Service
United States
Warren G. Harding
Thoreates
U. S. Forestry Department
Boy Scouts of America
Southern Development filed articles of incorporation in Deming
The Southern Development company, headquartered in Deming, filed articles of incorporation with the state corporation commission. Authorized capital stock is 3200.00 with 2900.00 subscribed. Incorporators are George D. Abrams, F. C. Abrams, A. W. Pollard, all of Deming.
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Southern Development Comny
Deming
State Corporation Commission
George D. Abrams
F.C. Abrams
A. W. Pollard
Statutoryeaters
Mechem and Officers at Denver Conference Meet Notables
A Denver conference gathered Mechem and other state officers with General Pershing and prominent guests. The event honored Governor Merritt Mechem and State Commissioner Davis Jr. Discussions covered grazing fees from public lands in the Colorado river basin, with Davis appointed to push fiscal year 1921 legislation.
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General Pershing
Nery Sage Humber
Merritt Mechem
L. A
Colorado River
Davis
New Star from the Lone Star Estate Draws Tariff Fire
Special to State Record details Hon John Henry Kirby of Tree Village Tyler County delivering a sweeping protectionist tariff speech at the Marlborough Bleach Hotel during the 9th Annual U S Chamber of Commerce convention. The address drew thunderous applause and stirred a wide cross section of industry representatives from the Natural Resources Group and beyond. In Albuquerque May 2 19% figures show Kew Meni and Arizona leading lumber output with 102 mills and 720 million board feet cut nationwide, but many mills inactive. Arizona produced 121.14 million board feet and New Mexico 76.12 million. Forest Service and National Lumber Manufacturing Association provide the data.
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Washington
Marlborough Bleach
John Henry Kirby
Tree Village
Tyler County
Southern Tariff Association
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Galaxy of Texas
America
Kirby
Free Trade
Dixie
Rsources
Conventi E
United States
Floris
Louisiana
South Carolina
Hi Data
Texas
Californi
Mottana
Middle West
New York
England
Mennsylvania
Ane Ores
Gron
District of Columbia
Denocra
Eyrader
Ameri- 4 Industries
Joli Kirby
Meanis
Long Southern
Comaitter Ich
Ferdney
Ihinhy
Albuquerque
Kew Meni
Arizona
Forest Service
National Lumber Manufacturing Association
Altho
New Mexico
Twitchell Plans Fiesta Arrangements in Chicago
Col Ralph E Twitchell president of the Santa Fe Chamber of Commerce has gone to Chicago to arrange the next Santa Fe Fiesta set for September lasting three days. He will oversee plans for customer services and the printing of official programs to be illustrated in colors. The event recalls the Spanish general De Vargas who entered Santa Fe about 150 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph E Twitchell
Santa Fe
Farm output in New Mexico soars in 1919 report
New Mexico crop values for 1919 reach 40 196 million dollars with corn at 7 1 million, wheat 4 874 million, oats 1 139 million, and hay 12 852 million. Growth vs 1909 shows large percentage gains for corn wheat oats and beans, with acreage and yield details and references to kafir milo and sorghum. Legal notes mention fines for possession and transportation of liquor.
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New Mexico
Kafir
Milo
Wihewt
Kentit Funn
Colton
Twitchell in Chicago making arrangements for Santa Fe Fiesta
The Santa Fe Chamber of Commerce president R E Twitchell travels to Chicago to press railroad officials for support of the 1921 Fiesta of Santa Fe. Plans include Zuni world creation dance from McKinley county and a select group of Spanish singers and dancers from Juarez. The effort covers costumes, program printing, and broader preparations to attract distant spectators.
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R. E. Twitchell
Santa Fe Chamber of Commerce
Chicago
Western Railroad
Santa Fe
Twitchell
McKinley County
Rilroad
Juarez
Spain
New World
Chridians
Cot
Fie
Chamber of Commerce
Anid Tirinigerett Young
Griephan Invincible Santa Fe Falls to Las Vegas by 10
Santa Fe, led by pitcher Griephan and outfielder Nine Negru, lost to Las Vegas 10 to 0. Rough fielding and missed support hindered Santa Fe as Las Vegas built an early lead and held on. Players Gerepty Ne and McCormack from El Paso aided Las Vegas with key hits and defense on Opening Day.
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Griephan
Invincible Santa FE
Las Vegas
Beiter
Sandiy
Sant Fe
McCormack
el Pave
Athenomyne Mos
Sone Bose
Teret Have
Stanley Warehouse Association Organizes with $10,000 Capital
The Stanley Warehouse association, headquarters in Stanley Santa Fe County, filed its articles of incorporation with the state. Authorized capital stock is 1000 shares, with 200 subscribed. The incorporators and stock subscriptions include TD Castelo of Stanley $170, J C Charan Stanley statutory agent $100, William B Morgan Stanley $100, BR L Huddleson Rencana $100.
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Stanley Warehouse Association
Stanley
Santa Fe County
New Federal Aid Road Planned in Sierra County
The state highway commission prepared a project for federal aid on the Camino Real route in Sierra County extending south from Cuchilla to Hot Race. The six miles include a Cochioia Creek crossing with an estimated cost of 50,000 dollars. Who is Who in Santa Fe.
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State Highway Commission
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Sierra County
Camino Real
King’s Highway
Cochifia Creek
Wichita men charged in Clovis double murder case
Formal murder charges loom for Roy Hooper and Aubrey Sharp both Amarillo Texas, held in Curry County jail Clovis in connection with the slaying of J W Duncan Wichita Kansas on the Clovis Ponds highway. Sharp arrested Texico while Hooper was brought from Amarillo following a warrant from District Attorney CM Compton Jr. Evidence remains circumstantial but investigators believe the suspects are the killers. Both men deny any involvement and say they knew nothing of the murder.
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Roy Hooper
Aubrey Sharp
Amarillo
Texas
J. W. Duncan
Wichita
Kansas
Pons Highway
New Mexico
CM. Compton, Jr
Sharp
Texico
Minraing Dimean
Roosevelt County
Fst
Moner
Compton
Santa Fe Teachers Endorse Wagner for NM Normal Uni President
Santa Fe county teachers association endorses Jonathan H. Wagner for two terms as state superintendent to serve as president of the Las Vegas Normal University at East Las Vegas. Through president Jose S. Silva the group sends congratulations, praising his dedication to education across New Mexico regardless of race color or religion.
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Santa Fe County Teachers Association
Jonathan H. Wagner
New Mexico Normal University
East Las Vegas
Jose S. Silva
Wagner
Pueblo
Santa Fe County Teachers’ Association
Las Vegas Normal University
New Mexico
Pension Claim Closed For Section Laborer Jose Lucero
The Oklahoma Corporation Commission closed an informal pension claim concerning Jose Lucero of Sandoval County for long service as a section laborer on the Santa Re railroad. The pension office noted continuity doubts, offered a nominal 200 payout, and directed actions to settle the case.
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Corporation Commission
Commissho
Jose M. Lavero
Sandoval
Santa Re Railroad
Lysecto
Commiesion
Amarillo
Pension Department
Chi Faaile
Lucero
Evement
Rowanchar
Foto
Tamer
Fin
Vie Commission
Wagner elected president of New Mexico Normal University
Jonathan H. Wagner, Pueblo school superintendent, elected president of the New Mexico Normal University at East Las Vegas. Board of regents attended the election. Roberts retires after about ten years as head of the school. Wagner is known to New Mexicans in education circles and has served in Las Cruces and Santa Fe.
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Jonathan H. Wagner
Pueblo
New Mexico Narmal Univer
East Lasses
Board of Regents
James
de Ferauk Ht
Roberts
Wagner
Las Cries
Endity
Way
State Eunnersitenstrat
Comerinvnileut
Roswell Gas and Electric Company Sold in Foreclosure
Roswell Gas and Electric Company is ordered sold for defaulting on bond interest. Judge Colin Neblett of the US district court oversees the foreclosure, naming a special master to dispose of the property. The firm will be reorganized by its new owners, with Cleveland acting for the bondholders.
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Roswell Gana Pee Fompatey
Colin Neblett
United States District Court
Nob Jett
GA. Richardson
Rowell
Julge
Diet
Camboge Foxes Lady Rosette and Legacy of Trade
The fragment describes Camboge Foxes Lady Rosette and her dam Mehieom Gray of Rowwell New Meexien, noting a cash value and a year's fal test completed under Mere se. It mentions breeding outcomes with five daughters in Merit and 12 sons in Re Auer, and references rent butter and a 7 percent return hypothesis.
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Camboge’s
Fox
Mehieom Gray
Rowwell
New
Meexien
Trade & Pew Record Ty
Tentier
Oil Consolidation Plans Twenty Deep Wells In State
Consolidated Texas Production Company officers plan land acquisition in Santa Fe and North Texas to drill twenty deep wells. Prominent financiers from California, New York and the Midwest back the effort led by Capt J J Bertie president and W J Lee vice president. K J Means states aim to mobilize development with three essentials: development, cooperation with citizens, and capital support to unlock the county’s assets.
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Consolidated Texas Production Company
Santa Fe
California
Texas
New York
J. J. Bertie
New York City
W. J. Lee
Consolidated Texas Producetion Company
Geo. L. Keller
Keller Brothers of Corporation
Keller Brothers
K. J Means
Chirain
Desire
Ceveten Hook
God Russett
New
Mee
Kirst
Eureka Rubber Texico Incorporates With Million Capital
A new corporation Eureka Rubber Texico is formed with capital of one million dollars. The issue includes 2000 shares of common stock and 4000 shares of preferred stock. Officers listed include president Farwell, secretary Brown, and other executives. Postmaster General Hays comments on bandit theory amid uncertain governance questions.
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Fareka Redder Company
Texico
Imporrabatoes
FW. MrEttox
Mad
Brown
Gevive JF
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Tennessee
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Senora de Elizardo
Andrews Moreland
Eternal
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C. E. Eaton
Tucumeari
Namics
Luis Owe
Herat
Wal Griegd
Velien
Geephan
de Ceaieda
Reker
Clovis
J. H. Wagner
Normal University
Taos County
Roswell Gas and Electric Company
Lee
Els Nodlivet
Park Cominsional Lyw York Gay Treqner
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Suner Franke
Ren Wry Trust Company
Dallas
Campoy
Tecay
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Pankey
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Eureka Rubber
Hays
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