Capital City News In Brief From New Mexico Area
Capital City notes visitors and residents in Albuquerque and Santa Fe including Mrs FE Nuding Miss E Myrtle Mes and Ralph F E Twitchell. Local officials, editors, and business figures travel between La Veta Las Cruces and Denver while coal strikes prompt county meetings. New company incorporations include The Chesaillier Sanatorium Gallup and several others in Chama and Barfield with details on offices stock and incorporators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Padgett
Wiliam Carver
Vegas
Jessie Carroll
State Record
Chicago
New Mexican
Lk Corporation Hissin
Chesaillier Sanatorium Corporation
Gallup
Gathys Asoon
Trainingt School
Ada M. Chevaillier
J. L. Rolando
Antonia Griego
Juan B. Suazo
Antonito, Colo
St. Francis Catal
No Further Applications Lower Rates For Freight
The Railroad Administration Freight Traffic Committees will not receive further applications to change freight rates. The state corporation commission notes a likely return of railroads to owners around January 1. The agenda limits to four item classes includes commodity rate changes and publishing rate changes, with clerical error corrections and rate adjustments tied to central aid. Industry shifts and paper price changes in the sector are also noted.
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Railroad Administration
Freght
State Corporation Commission
Ny Central Aid
Individuality versus Mediocrity in Progress Stance
A West Virginia Star Bulletin editorial argues that individuality drives progress while mediocrity sustains the old order. It contends autocracy waned but mediocrity persists and urges renewed bold individuality to solve world problems.
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West Virginia
Hulletio
Democrats Promise No More Sea Crossing In League Speech
The Democratic National Committee issued a bulletin claiming that upon treaty acceptance men in khaki would not cross the seas again. The letter questions whether soldiers would be sent abroad if the league is approved and accuses Democrats of deceptive language.
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Democratic National Committee
Wilson
United States
Europe
Philadelphia
Duty: A Moral Power in Life and Light
A Gladstone quotation asserts that duty is a power accompanying us from dawn to dusk and aligned with our intellect. It describes duty as the shadow that follows us by choice and only awes us when life’s light fades.
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Gladstone
Notable Society News From Las Cruces and Santa Fe
A long society column covers Red Cross efforts for disabled soldiers at State College, Belgian royal visit gifts from Isleta Indians, and multiple New Mexico social events. Highlights include Mrs. Turner re elected Red Cross president in Grant County, Santa Fe club activities, Armistice Day plans, and weddings in Santa Fe with dances and anniversaries.
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Ary Veorwerreager
Las Cruces
State College
Frenger
Red Cross
Turner
John W. Turner
Grant County
The
American Red Cry
Mes Fo
Artary
Campbell
Harris
Home Service
O. Welake
OT Mamed
Silver City
Socorro Socorro
Val Verde
D.wite
Bri York
Tred. Nicholas
Magdalena
School of Mines
Albuquerque
Sacorra
Ling price crisis called by South Carolina farmer
A South Carolina farmer argues that high ling prices stem from supply and demand alone. He says Washington’s administration demoralized farmers by high wages, reducing production. He advocates letting producers set the pace, asserting high prices will spur production to meet everyone’s needs.
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South Carolina
Ling
Artment of Agriculture
Washington
Blotter Style Doodle Turns On Everyday Observations
A playful verse critiques the blotter habit as it soaks up others words and deeds and then shows them back in detail to readers, highlighting the misalignment between private acts and public display through wry imagery.
Notice-Filing of Will in Santa Fe Probate Court
In the Probate Court of Santa Fe County New Mexico a document claims to be the last will of Giuseppe Antonio Angulo deceased. The proof date is set for Monday January 1920 at 10 a m as the first day of the January 1920 term. Published November 7 1919 last publication November 28 1919.
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State of New Mexico
County of Santa Fe
Guiseppe Antonio Angulo
Santa Fe
County of
S. Probate Court
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Capital City News
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E. Myrtle I
Ralph FE Twitchell
Petrivet
Hea
Ers
Willian
Gov
New Mexico
Macher McDonald
Woc
McDienald
Dorff
Accoustant Late Land Office
U.S. Fidelity & Guaray
J.D. Atwood
Roswell
Tra Bacon
Morgenthater Linotype Company
New Mesion
Julian Satay
Torrance County
Estancia
State Tax Commission
Salas
Noe Galles
Automobile Licensing Department
Stats Office
Loretto Academy
Tle
Pomitar
Feenthals
Alteady
Bertie Wilton
Telearat
Bf Moko
Clayton
Larragehy
Pantey
Pennle
Georee Crees Banca
Inteai
Futon, Crane & Bike
United
Prince Albert Jo
Prince Albert
P. A
Mickie
Reale
Merc
India
Isleta
Father Docher
Isteta
Pueblo
Midbte
Wagon Mound
Claude J. Weasell
Woman's Club
Woman's Club of
Fiks
Nordhaus
First Legion
Alamogordo
American Legion
Elizabethtown
Heck Hall
Kil-Kare-Klub
W. H. Parrott
Parrott
Bernadine
Truman Spencer
Messrs Gee, Ferguson
R. C
Santa Fe Society
Francis Wilute
Federal Woman's
Chile
Raton
Nina Otero-Warres
Yontz
Roc
Ten Eyck
New Mexico Club
Colfax
Eyck
Harry Bowman
George van Stone
Berardinelle
Cooperrider
Billie” Lou
Southwest
Charles
Armory
Ausp
Santa Fe Chamber of Commerce
Dan MecKenzie
Santa Fe Club
de Vargas
Jake Anthony
Weeling
Mr Table
Eugene Fo Smith
Eugene Fiske
Yorth
Marifldta Vigil
Carlos
St. R.M
Andrew Fitz
Monsigour Fourcheen
Vhat Patrick
Kocher
Tribe
Canyon Road
Ratton
Max Graverling
B. C. Clarke
Acre
Raymond Lorimer
Chama
Stars and Stripes
Oberlin College
Woodrow Wil_ Ison
Princeton
Obertin
America
Ralph Waldo Thatcher
Navy
Mare Island
California
Minneapolis
Brooklyn
Intrepid
Leonidas
Waldo Thatcher
France
Italy
Greece
Waldo
Spain
Portugal
William Thatcher
Lfredo
Federico Lopes
Sugarite Lump
Sugarite Nut Raton Lump Yankee Lump Coke Cord Wood, S
Itezuma Avenue & S. F. Depot
Chase & Sanborn’s Coffee
Richelieu
H. S. Kaune & CO
Santa FE Water & Light Company
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