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Newspaper

New Mexico State Record

Location

Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1919

Page

4

Turbulent talk over mines strike and government role

A sprawling report outlines the coal strike between operators and miners, touching on federal response, public unrest, and calls for order. It notes miners, operators, and government actions, with focus on labor tensions, potential riots, and the broader impact on America’s industrial system.

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State elections show Republican gains across states

The report notes Republicans winning big margins in Kentucky and Massachusetts reelecting Governor Coolidge with a record majority. It mentions Democratic gains elsewhere, including narrow holds in Maryland and shifts in New Jersey New York and Nebraska amid labor turmoil and political maneuvering.

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Palmer urges Pennsylvanians to wear old clothes

Attorney General Palmer spoke to a meeting of state and city officials in Harrishire urging citizens to cut costs by saving 10 percent and wearing old clothes longer to curb inflation. He warned that without this step the nation would face continued discontent and disorder as production struggles to meet demand.

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McKinley Jenkins druggist sentenced in New Mexico case

McKinley Jenkins a druggist of Gallag was sentenced Saturday in the federal district court at Albuquerque to serve twelve months in the Loma compty pait at Deming after pleading guilty to violation of Harrison net Hb. Ware, promoter and general tempering the sale of narcotics. The sentence notes various financial and property details, with references to the Republic Minox and the Clark brothers locating a copper deposit on the Navajo Indian reservation and the leasing law affecting location. Citizens report on farm produce and local market activity, beans and wheat, and an oil campaign amid a regional crop season.

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Torrance Public Behind Him in Bid for Leadership

A garbled report from Colorado mentions political maneuvering and corporate influence as various figures aim for leadership roles. It notes arrests for bigamy, candidacy announcements, and shipments to Dalhart Texas amid a turbulent public welfare context.

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Abolish strike to end labor conflict debate ensues

A fragmented discussion outlines a plan to abolish strikes as a remedy for labor disputes. The piece references government roles, railroad labor tensions, and congressional debate on using a new approach to protect property and maintain order amid unrest.

Railroads Delay in Federal Legislation Hurts Operations

The delay in enacting proper railroad legislation imperils Federal operated lines. Deterioration grows due to deferred maintenance, funding shortfalls, and Congress economy measures. Texas, New Mexico, and other states watch closely as officials warn quicker action is needed to restore reliable service and prevent further decline.

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Local New Mexico farm news and stock sales

New Mexico News Review reports Otis district land purchases by C R Lewis and E R Lane, rising cotton gin output at Loving Malaga and Muskogee area, 1000 sheep heading to Texas, plans for a new concrete building costing about 80 dollars, and Carlsbad arms trade notes.

Rural county bureau reorganization and market updates

Luna County ranchers and farmers from Luna County Yarn Bureau gathered to reorganize the bureau for 920 dollars and discuss farm programs led by county agent in charge. They covered dehorning young stock, property trades, and upcoming meetings plus cotton markets and prices near Carlsbad and local farms on the river.

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Cattle shipments and legal troubles in New Mexico region

Reports describe large cattle shipments and rising prices tied to Silver City markets. Local arrests involve Corby and associates amid desertion cases with connections to Fort Bliss and Fort Leavenworth, while insurance and domestic ties surface in court records.

Lovington Set to Dedicate New High School Building

The Lovington Board of Education plans a November 15 dedication of the new high school building with invited educators including Dr. Austin Crile and J. H. Wagner to address education matters. The community notes the building’s high quality and that all materials were hauled 90 miles from the railhead in a notable effort.

Board of Education Lovington Austin D. Crile State College J. H. Wagne Instra Haive Sue Wagner

Threshing in Mesa Yields and Bean Storage Rise

Weather favors threshing on the Mesa as crops are hauled to town. Farmers in the south store beans awaiting better prices. Yields range from 400 to 1000 pounds per acre, averaging 600 to 650. Between 50 and 60 carloads have been shipped from the local station so far, with shipping only just beginning.

Mountainair Independent

Demang Library Plans Chautauqua Tour Next Spring

The Demang Library project team aims to bring a chatanqua event to Lana cannes next spring. They face past financial challenges but expect a profit from the venture and hope income will sustain library services for another year for public education and enjoyment.

Demang Failine Lbrary Assacitarion Lana Cannes

Eastera shipment brings yearling Tamds to market

The report notes a shipment planned by Mr. tera sending 1209 lambs to Texas markets on Friday while another Kansas City market supervisor Hoy Bennett discusses Copper Belt Silver and Copper Company setups. In Socorro a sudden death follows a New York marriage. Mrs Rose Loewenstein wed George Loewenstein hours before his death at Socorro hospital.

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Roosevelt Ht Janes oF Anie Kansas City cattle party

Fragmentary dispatch reports a January event in Kansas City with cattle interests and local figures such as Olive Keane. Mentions participants and a vigil or vow related to a deceased person. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.

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Rancher in Beulah faces stray cattle issue and court risk

San Miguel Willon S Barker, a Beulah rancher, notes cattle weigh estimates are biased by tameness. In Las Vegas a late night vandalism at the high school injured property worth $86, including tennis backstops and playground equipment. Police pursue suspects. court will be strict.

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Beaneia Valley flour mill faces coal supply disruption

The Beaneia Valley Flour Mills struggle with a coal shortage as the rail line Clarks issues claim prior to shipment. The Feraneta Herald notes the shipments are affected by the cal larine pressure and rail company delays.

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Union Centuary Old Man Passes Away at 106

Juan Nepomucer De Margay Union county's oldest citizen died at 106 on Saturday at his daughter Ninves V De Cordoba's home. Born in Taosim IANS he spent most of his life in northern New Design Av and witnessed New Mexico's transfer from Spain to the United States. He recalled railroads arriving late and traveled with an ox team long before modern civilization.

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Undivided Allegiance and Alien Influence Probe

A Valle de New Mexico letter discusses rising anti American sentiment and unassimilated immigrants amid social unrest. It warns that divided allegiance threatens national unity and urges vigilance against sedition while noting local business and political tensions.

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