Indian Affairs Committee Visits State and Mexico Tour
A special Republican panel from the Indian Affairs Committee visited Santa Fe and nearby areas to study land rights and restitution for indigenous communities. The delegation met Pueblo representatives, inspected an Indian school, and traveled to Albuquerque and beyond to gather evidence for pending legislation.
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Santa Fe
Teseque
Cty
Lamte
Albuquerque
Jool
Arizona
California
Fire destroys main building at Albuquerque
Early hour blaze gut a main building owned by Dr. A C Shor Hey at Albuquerque. Estimated loss 3 00, 000 with 40 000 on the structure and 1 000 on contents. Insurance covers the building. Dr A G Chortle, president of the same storm company, was in Denver. Immediate plans to rebuild were reported. All property contents were saved.
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Mernily
A.C. Shor- Hey
Albuquerque
A. G. Chortle
Sae: Storm Company
Denver
Ttie
Spanish American Normal Commencement Address Planned
President Filadelfo Baca of the Spanish American Normal School at El Rito visited Santa Fe and invited Governor Larrazolo to deliver the commencement address on June 8. Superintendent Wagner also may attend. The school reported a successful year with satisfactory attendance amid broader economic notes on price cuts in ready-to-wear clothing and shoes across major markets.
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Filadelfo Baca
Mississippi Valley
Pacific Coast
Fires, contracts and public works across New Mexico and Arizona
The week’s notices report federal reserve actions on banking loans, foreclosure threats in Arizona, and county clerk vaults and court work. Contracts awarded for brick residences and two-story fireproof vaults. 40 building permits issued in April. Exam schedules announced for state jobs. Legion Week declared. local diversions include road improvements near Springer Stockman and Goshen vicinity with concrete ford and bridge plans under study.
Curry SW Lane Forms New Elevator Operation Firm
CURRY SW Lane has bought the EB Wardick elevator in Clay. The contract was let to a local City company and completion is expected soon. Lane plans to operate under the name SW Lane & Sons Grain Co and will handle grain once ready.
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Lane
Wardick
Clayaha
Wiscine Sill
Fay Boon
Ras Fae
Avil Wi
Lane & Sons Grain Co
Jase
Lang
Clive
Hove Hove
Santa Fe Ball Club Wins Six to Three
Santa Fe base ball defeated Dube City Grays by 6 to 3 in the second game of the season. Safford pitched the entire game for Santa Fe, with solid support from teammates. The series follows a Santa Fe victory in the opener, and both towns show growing interest and backing for their teams.
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Santa Fe
Dube City Grays
Crays Fd
Safford
Roswell chores ease as orchards show varied harvests
In Chaves County agricultural notes report drought and freezes slowing alfalfa and apple crops with light yields. The Jonathan variety is just starting and will finish by month end while orchards with smudging near full late varieties expect better fruit. Roswell stores plan Thursday noon closings in June August. The New Mexico Military Institute moves into a handsome new administration building with offices for superintendent adjutant officers and the board of regents to meet.
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Chaves
Jonathan Ring
The
New Mexico Military Institute
Army
Board of Regents
Knights of Columbus set next NM meeting in Las Cruces
The Knights of Columbus state convention wrapped in Roswell as the largest New Mexico event to date. Las Cruces was chosen as next year’s meeting site with officers named for the coming year from Santa Fe Albuquerque and Las Cruces among appointees and delegates.
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Colfax Couty
Roswell
Republic
San Francisco
Cowboys
Knights of Columbus
New Mexico
Las Cruces
E. P. Ee
Santa Fe
Vate
J.D. Sena
W. R. Tipton
Pater Aendalari
Albuquerque
Santa Fe Torrance Teachers Institute to Be Large
The Teachers Institute in Santa Fe and Torrance County promises to be the largest ever. County superintendents Mrs Nina Otero Warren and Thomas B Rapkoch organized a joint event. Expected attendance includes teachers from other counties with a more complete course and top instructors. Favorable weather is noted as a draw, with rain reported broadly in the state.
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Nina Otero-Warren
Thomas B. Rapkoch
Torrance County
De Baca County Set to Celebrate Fort Sumner Event
The Tarn and Live Stock Bureau reports De Baca county will host a large celebration at Fort Sumner on Saturday, July trds. Local farmers endure a long drought with rain improving prospects and easing the drought’s impact. The event marks a significant response to the farming community’s ongoing drought challenges.
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DeBaca
Fort Sumner
Valley sees renewed cotton seed and cattle improvements
The Las Cruces Republic notes renewed cotton seeding across hundreds of acres and promising second cantaloupe seeding. Captain Franklin of Hill County improves his dairy herd with a new bull calf from Dr. Aitkin of Tint Mich. A. D. Whitten of Jennings Okla and family visit, with Whitten planning further land purchases amid faith in Valley growth and rising values.
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Ashe Verutt
Captain Franklin
Hill
Dr. Aitkin
A Whitten
A. D
Jennings Okla
Hig
CL. Whitten
Dauthier
J. C. Lusk
Picacho
Whitten Alread
Las Craces Republic
Midwest investment ship two carload steers to Kansas from Aricela
Eddy reports sixty two dollars and thirty cents per head for two carloads of big steers shipped from Aricela to Kansas by Kyla who sells Ca.shoes steers to Hill of Denver. Average weight six hundred thirty pounds. Santa Fe run from Riverton marino largely onsite for good condition. Eight hundred two-year old steers in the wad h with price above average. Rain and hail damaged cotton fields prompting replanting of fifty acres. Other fields planted with sufficient rainfall. Additional cattle shipments from Red Bluff to Faith South Dakota and to Sages Siding Tex. C.D. Rickman to ship twelve cars to Kansas May 15.
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Kyla
Hill
Denver
Amarillo
Santa Fe
Riverton Marino
Carls
Red Bluff
Colfax cattle firm loads thousand head Monday
S. S. Ward of the Felix Cattle Co. had a busy day Monday loading out one thousand cattle amid promising prospects for the trade at Colfax.
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S. S. Ward
The
Felix Cattle Co
Cattle Shipments and Local Investments Highlight Artesia District
Head of two and three year old steers were shipped to Kansas for holding before sale, with 66 head of six and seven year steers from an eastern ranch also loaded the same day. Felix Cattle Co and Howard, new to Artesia from El Dorado, Kansas, invest in city property and two oil-related contracts including shipments to New Mexico.
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Kansas
Tomer
Sarge
Felix Cattle Co
Howard
Artesia
el Dorado Kansas
Ant Hiss
Tole
New Mexico
Rive Gi É& Gat Co
Kansas Newnite Oil Co
Ariesis Advorste
Oil drilling action near Cuero advances location
A cargo of oil well material is in place near Cuero with the Cleatas Remero well well south of Cuero. The Petroleum Exploration Company operates the rig, already having two other drillings nearby. Heavy rain boosted ground moisture, aiding planting and ongoing operations as crews push toward several more wells in the district. Reports from north of Cuero indicate continued activity.
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Cuero
Cuerxa
Petroleim Exploration Company
Cuerva
Cuervo
Local Page Notes On Herds, Shows, And Mill Expansion
The report details 20 head of cattle restocked to the Harris Thotterry herd in the Vite Mountains for county improvement. Promoter C Mt. Tot Atos spent time in the Intgress promoting the cause, visiting Capitan Lingolt Oscura Corona and other towns to gather support. A dairy herd test near Carrizo and a new saw mill on the upper Kuidoin with Harry Lucas and Ed Hoagland indicate regional development projects and anticipated highway lumber supply for Capitan Mountaineer.
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Iy, Seuston
Marie Yott
Harris
Vite Mountains
Sinidtiye
Carfenay
Mt. Tot Atos
Wregarinee
Fle
Capitan
Lingolt
Oscura
Corona
Sue Iors
Kuidoin
Harry Lucas
Ed Hoagland
Hondo 10 Polaresa—Capitan Mountaineer
Cotton mill upgrades planned with gin setup in camp
John W. Clack plans a modern cotton gin under one roof to process local cotton. Local gin man from Dallas joins with Mr. Click to install two 70 saw double stand gins and a bale, using mill power to run. project aims to handle large daily output. Columbus Electric plant advances include a 14000 gallon water tank and upgraded electric equipment. Construction at Camp Furic reports 178 buildings turned over, 78 officer quarters, 45 barracks, new sewer and electrical systems, plus a snow recreation adobe structure with auditorium gym and theater under soldiers’ construction.
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John W. Clack
Dailan
Texas
Click
Camp
Furicibout
Soldiers Sailors and Marines Aid Requests for WWI Vets
The War Department's Service and Information Branch, through Cape MC Bilines in San Francisco, coordinates with aid groups to help World War I veterans. It asks veterans to confirm charges, health care, travel allowances, insurance, disability compensation, medical care, employment, and Victory Buttons, inviting referrals of other veterans.
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United States
Grees Memorial
Arlington National
Diplomatic Corps
Cabinet
Xenat Hose
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
Nelson A. Miles
Cape MC
Service and Information
War Department
Mood
San
Treans
Tabereniar
Women Play Star Role in Republican Convention History
A survey notes women as delegates at large and voting delegates at the Republican National Convention opening in Chicago on June 8. It traces women in party politics from 1904 to McKinley era campaigns, highlighting figures like Miss Helen Varick Boswell and Beatrice Best, and the development of women’s headquarters and outreach in key cities.
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Ailtie Cubs Committee
Owever
Senate
Chicago
Party Politica Hirty
Republican Party
IRA
Aseoelation
Ig Wa Steputdic
Orreealiter
Kiewencratic
Sari Tods
Mrn
Juhin Glover Sunt
Pranktor
Min. Mankey Fosveen
Minnrapolis
Ming
Mins
Minnie Tunnelt
Puturh
Republicary
I Irsa
Benjamin Harsiway
New York
Helen Varick Boswell
New Yor
National League of Republican Cludes
Idaho
Utah
Colorado
Wyoming
New York State
Republisan Couaiuure
Bes
Aden Iil Company
Republican Commiitee
Denver
Philadelphia
McKinsey
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Guernsey
FE. B. Matty St Midigthian
Hoover
Senate Labor Committee
Herr von Kemnitz
German People's Party
Reichstat
Ober Zeitung
Frankfort
Mexico
Germany
Sine
Foreign Office
Comtituveta
Executive Commission
New England
Tees
Indian Affairs Committee
Morae
Congress
Party
House of Representatives
Homer Snyder
House
John A Elston
B . Hernandez
New
Mexco
Marion BE
Rhodes
Maryland
R.clint Cote
Ohio
Clyde Kelly
Pennsylvania
Charles D. Carter
Oklahome
Carl Hayten
Arena
Hondohe N. Tillman
Arkansas
Witliam W. Hastings
Oklahoma
Secretare
St. Louie
Amd
Vermiet
Maor
Leonart Wood
Preximas
Republicag
NEW Mexico News Review
Bernalillo
Odetal
Stereos
Murty Catipalia
Grill
Alewaty
Uly
Serato Pd
Reeveamille
Tiree
Enosse
Mixwau
Fh Drm
Tennessee
Amy Wane
Massachusetts
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Nelson
Minnesota
Siiles W. Osicker Arnstein
Fannie Brice
Paris
Toda
Hythe
Omaha
Supreme Court
Levi P. Morton
Hudson
United States Railway Labor Board
E. T. White
Mr. White
Spanish American Normal Commencement
Ofrict
Federal Reserve Board
Werocuttin
Reseree Board
Snd
Metteres
A. Chanving
Minguerjue Bay
Dod and Wagner
Sogotea
Jack O'Connell
Ham Brak
Lina Boulevard
Athog
Enuhty
McKinley Land and Lumber Company
Offreinds
Fee Tomnprany
Tew
Karl Towdich
Albuqueraie
Busi
Lasness
Vegas
Lax Crices
Eaton
Sante Fe
Tucumcani
Carrarolo
American Legion
Great American Organization
James Baca
Leutenants
National Guard
Miitary Institute
Jorge L. Reese Jr
Portales
Daniel C. Burrows
B.D. Alldredge
Bonneyville
Alldredge
Southern Illinois
Mian
Springer
Mai Jones C. Longs
Weidee
Orchard Park
Chamber of Commerce
K. OF C
Santa Fe-Torrance Institute
Lesd Ainchiwen
Tafban
Dona Ana
Midwest Investment Company
Aricela
Colfax
Guadalupe
Lincoln
Stuart Stirling Hay Uren
Carritazo
McCall
Carrieco
Smith Brothers Wave
Tom Srkland
Hondo
Geo, Titsworth
Allie Stover
Glencoe
Jor Stratton
M M
Duke
George Murray
Nogato Canyon
Tiss
Wil
Luna
EK Smith
Columbus Teams Electric Company
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