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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1920
Page
4
The NEW MEXICO STATE RECORD edited by Frank Staplin and published weekly in Santa Fe by State Publishing Company. Receiver listed with second class mail at Santa Fe post office. Subscription priced at $1.50 per year.
The Santa Fe commission report on tax law and education reform stirs debate. It urges consolidating offices and state control shifts while editors predict dissolution of the short ballot and oppose costly amendments.
The article recounts pardons for participants in the Columbus raid four years ago where teens were killed and many wounded or raped. It notes Governor Larrazolo’s controversial handling, with fifteen men on trial claiming innocence during examination for release. Confessions and trials are described as part of the ongoing sequence of decisions and errors attributed to the governor.
A lengthy public works bid sheet lists bridge and roadway quantities between Fort Lumbard and Mountainair, with concrete work, culverts, riprap, and fencing details. The notice defines project scope under Federal Aid, with Santa Fe district filings, dates, and the Santa Fe Realty Company suit notice to property claimants on a state land parcel near the San Miguel area.
Public sale of oil and gas lands in Baca Lincoln Chaves and Eddy counties by the Commissioner of Public Lands Santa Fe New Mexico. The notice outlines a bid process with a cash bid and deposits, plus details on parcel descriptions margins and required payment upon completion. It lists the names of officials and attorneys involved and outlines lease terms and penalties.
A call from the Republican National Committee led by Will Hays urges rapid support from Republicans and allies to cover campaign deficits. It highlights strict contribution limits, praises broad backing across past and new supporters, and requests checks payable to Fred W. Upham at 19 West 44th Street, New York City.
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