Career of Santa Fe's Noted Citizen Ends With Catron's Death
The obituary chronicles Thomas Benton Catron known as "The Tiger of New Mexico" who died at his Santa Fe home on Sunday morning. It outlines his Missouri origins, frontier career, law and political work, Masonic ties, and long service including being New Mexico’s first U S senator.
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Guthrie Smith
New Mexico
Thomas Benton Catron
Withal
Charles Spiess
San Miguel
Santa Fe
Stephen Bb. Elkins
United States
West Virginia
Tul
America
Missouri
Etkins
Hardy Pioneers
Ill
Elegate
Congress
Catron
Io Congress
Elkins
Montezuma Lodge
Aztec Lodge
Las Cruces
United States Senate
South
A Lodge
Heart of
Mobile Alsbata
Mandery
Erkiney
Territorial Council
State Senate
Lew Xties
Commonwealth of New
Wasable
Anto
Wood
Mone Cits
Republican Organiza
New Mexic
Albuquerque
Edward L. Safford
Senaoor A. B. Fall
Helen O. Burstin
Tom Catron
Tom Carter
Santa Fe Lodge of Elks
George W. Prichard
Col. Prichard
Secretary of the Interior
New Mexico Speaking Contest Winners Highlight Fair Honors
The two day New Mexico athletic and lyceum contests closed Saturday night with Santa Fe High School’s Davies winning top honors in the oratorical division. Milon Mak of Las Vegas took second, while Miss Toitit Dorier of Santa Fe earned the first declamatory prize.
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New Mexico
Lyceum
Minton
Nitin
Firat Hamare
Kader Tall
Toitit Dorier
Dorier
Youngs
Hunter of
Taos
Tad Piper
Uanilin
Yoni Tunter
Wie
Sean Giver
Juidges
Mays Wanker
Tad Reading
Moilp
Velit
Atbergbergie
Artesia
Educational Auditor Trip Maps Statewide Itinerary
The educational and auditor announces a tour covering Bernalillo Sandoval Estancia Torrance Otero Lincoln Roswell Chaves Eddy Lea Roosevelt Colfax Santa Fe Dona Ana Sierra Dona Ana San Miguel Mora Santa Fe Bernalillo Quay Clayton Union Taos San Juan Rio Arriba Grant McKinley Calendar lists dates May through July for each county. The itinerary outlines visits to nominate meetings, budget discussions, and salary considerations for teachers.
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Albuquerque
Bernalillo County
Ana Estancia
Torrance County
Ramagorio
Otero
Cartizoro
Lincoln County
Roswell
Chaves County
Carlshad
Eddy County
Levington
Lea County
Portates
Roosevelt County
Clovis
Corry County
Iney Sumner
DeBaca County
Santa Roca
Guadalupe County
Teemmeat
Quay County
Clayton
Union County
Jane Metz
Raton
Colfax
Tas Veess
San Miguel County
Verne
Mora
Mora Teonty
Tame
Santa Fe
Lomas
Valdiela
Jane “Socorro
Las Crocea
Dona Atta County
Jets
New Mexico Senators Fight Over Hides and Tariffs
New Mexico senators push for a tariff on hides and sheep pelts amid debate on federal land grants to the Museum of New Mexico and related state interests. Senator Jones proposes a duty plus ad valorem on hides and pelts to protect livestock industries, while Secretary of Interior EC Finney cautions against further land grants and supports existing policies.
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New Mexico
Senate
Museum of
Jones
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Dineley
Paige
Orious Casey
Penrose
New Messin
Burswm
Kew Mexico
Mr. Jones
New
Englind
Bursum
Magdalena
West
Mexico
Closing exercises mark Currway visits across many schools
A corrupted report describes closing exercises and student performances at numerous schools in Currway area. Mentions a May parade, local crowd, and a piano of school activities including concerts and insect bell curiosity. Details are fragmented with numerous garbled words and unclear entities.
Sunshine Valley Organizes Water Rights Venture
A late meeting in Sunnstone Valley formed a company of Ballard land buyers to secure water rights and place waters on the lands. Judge El Meier of El Paso oversaw the plan. Five incorporators were chosen for a charter, with a permanent board to follow. The gathering drew about 23 settlers and discussed relodty roads and telephone lines, and noted an automobile accident risk. The piece lauds Hoover and others shaping a strong water venture as Sunshine Valley aims to become a hub for water access and development, with women gaining equal rights in the labor debate. (To be Continued Next Week)
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W. H. Hall
Sunshine Valley
Sunnstone Valley
Burgeee
EL. Meier
el Paso
Texas
Photiner
Haus
le C. Phillips
H. M. Webtardt
Moses Hoover
Sunshine Valley Litigation Company
wuHediagely Gale
Jock
Fast & Coumitice
Hoover
Boulder
Prwovnes
Ann Snr
Aida
Apni
State Supreme Court Rules County Officers Must Do Their Own Work
The state supreme court holds county officers must perform their own duties. The lengthy opinion cites cases involving Grant County, cemetery records, and election matters, clarifying who is responsible for official tasks and related filings. The decision impacts county operations and the execution of mandated records.
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State Supreme Court
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T. B. Catron
Great Divide
Senator Catron
Lexington
Missouri College
University of Missouri
University
Senator Etkins
Law
Stars and Bats
Meridian
Miss
Immelal
Ana
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Jo Wen Wywea
Etic
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Farmer
Kress
Supreme Court
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Alont
Wort Dee
Aersed
First National
Ite
Senator Ae
Moe
New Mexico Supreme Court
Republican Party of
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Jocens
Hillihore
Sierra Coenty
Demieg
Lama Comnte
Hidstyo County
Joy
Sther City
Grant County
M. Galley
McKinles Counnty
Artec
San Juan County
Tierra Amarilla
Rio
A.veenty
Tans County
Jones and
Baxter Ree
Civil Service Commission
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Conmgreseman Montoya
New Ex Albuquerque
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Veras
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Lord Stars
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Roewell
Allice
Seriseet
Ramegedas Presen
Carrizozo
Montoya
Ineral Revenue
Conreseman
Georgetahn University
Washington
Etw Gane
DuPont
University of New Meira
Ala
Dillo
Athuaucrane
Byrson
Cuba
Anne
Svensk
Ah Mawilier
Rae Widitoriath
Jel Lee
Anvil Belen
Nolan
Mors County
Japan
Sents Cortert
Art Warrior
Idere Fine Works
Yiocote
J. E. Fancher Company Ageinst
Grant Comnety
Commons
Pose
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