Capital City Briefs Note Local Delegates And Deaths
A parade of brief items from Capital City notes observers including John H Sargent, George A Kaseman, and Anton Mayer among others. Santa Fe mourns Andres Rivera first fallen soldier from the city in the European war, while local officials and delegates to the Republican convention are thanked for hospitality and support.
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Santa Fe
Andres Rivera
Ramon Rivera
Garcia Street
Rivera
America
Anton Mayer
Socorro
T. Bo Catron
Ser Lycee
Prominent Men Seek Aid for Armenian and Syrian Children
Ree Tw McNauehion and exiled Syrian leader from New York discuss forming a relief effort. Notables Roy W. Nise and others meet to plan a Hermarent state organization drive starting today to aid Armenian and Syrian orphans.
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Rene Tee
W. Nise Roy
Twp
Peed Holtosian
Knights of Pythias Meet Sat Night In Albuquerque
Knights of Pythias will hold a supper meeting at the lodge room Saturday night with Win DuVall supreme representative of Kansas and a board member speaking on the insurance feature of the order Grand Chancellor C A Whited and Grand Chancellor Bowers will attend Also Mineral Lodge No 4 members and Albuquerque lodge will join in secret session for necessary business before doors open to all Pythian members and friends.
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Knights of Pythias Lodge
DuVall
The
Domain of Kansas
Board of Control
Insurance Department
Order
C. A. Whited
Chanretler Bowers
Mineral Lodge No 4
Albuquerque Mo
Republicans Name Candidates For District Judgeships
The Republicans nominate candidates for district judgeships across seven districts. Names include Reed Holleman for the first district covering Santa Fe and San Juan counties, Moe Hickey in the second district, Rueward C. Mechem in the third, D Leahy in the fourth, RF Ham in the sixth, MD Mechem in the seventh, and Oro P. Phillips in the fight district.
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Santa Pe Rro Arriba
San Tuan
Reed Holleman
McKinley
Santeval
Bernalilla
Moe Hickiy
Dona Aux Tere Lincoln
Torrance
Rue Ward C. Mechem
San Miguel
Guadalupe
D. Leahy
de Baca
Curry
Roosevelt
Chaves
Lea
Fildy
Parsons
Roe Rowells
Grant
Lana
RF. Hami
Valencia
Sncoren
Sierra
Mechem Fight
Colfax
Union
Quays
Taos
Oro
P. Phillips Ors J
Largest Republican Convention Amid Santa Fe Rally
Santa Fe County held its largest Republican convention last Monday choosing delegates for state and district gatherings. On Tuesday the Santa Fe Rio Arriba and San Juan district meeting unanimously nominated Judge Reed Hollaman, a likely winner in a district contest with a projected 1500 to 2000 vote plurality.
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Santa Fe
Rio Arriba
Santa Fe Elks Sponsor Relief for Fourteen Orphans
Santa Fe Elks and the Love of Fike group impose a small tax on games and amusements at their club, providing funds to feed and clothe fourteen orphans. French and Belgian orphan recints are mentioned as steady contributors, with other New Mexico Elks invited to join the plan and participate without penalty.
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Santa Fe
Fike
New Mexico
Elks
French premier’s nephew based in New Mexico
C1 de Clemenceau, a nephew of a renowned French war premier, reportedly resided in New Mexico. An electrician by trade, he recently oversaw electrical work at a school site in New Mexico, with duties in installation and maintenance.
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C1 de Clemenceau
New Merion
Mio
Clemenceau
Th Ste Normal School
Nere
Roy
One Legged Man Seeks 63 Day Santa Fe Walk Record
William Kessler travels on crutches from New York to Santa Fe aiming to beat the 65 day walking record between those cities. He covers 6 miles per hour or up to 70 miles daily, despite losing a left leg and progressing with a prosthetic.
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William Kessler
Santa Fe
New York
Santo
Italy Day Observed Across New Mexico on October 12
Columbus Day on October 12 will be celebrated in Santa Fe and other New Mexico cities with mass meetings honoring Italy's role in civilization. A Santa Fe event will be organized by a committee of local Italians named by Mayor E P Davies, including Carlos Digneo Louis Napo Ernest Digneo PM Berardinelli and Thomas and Camillo de Salo of Los Cerrillos.
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Italy
State OF New Mexico
New Mexico
Santa Fe
E. P. Davies
Carlos Digneo
Louis Napo
Ernest Digneo
PM. Berardinelli
Thomas
Camillo
de Salo
Los Cerrillos
Immigrant Women Aid in Food Conservation Program
The International Institute division of the YWCA expands work with foreign born women to explain and implement the government food conservation plans. Leaders report Texas and San Antonio as key centers where Bohemian and Spanish speaking communities now begin to cooperate, improving communication and participation.
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International Institute
Young Women's Christian Association
Sn Antonio
Wits
South Weat
Texas
Food Conservaton
American Fone Girls Help Defeat Germans
In Paris France the Home where American women of the Signal Corps era assist the army hosts many workers. The secretary of the YWCA notes the women speak French and come from varied backgrounds including college students and teachers. The dining room fills with doctors Red Cross nurses YWCA WOA workers and women in blue uniforms alongside men in uniform.
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Signal Corps
Young Women's Christian Association
Paria
France
United States
Bho
Paris
Red Cross
Yo MG. A
Old Time Bicycle Again Popular in Tours France
Miss Father Bright secretary of the Hostess House for American Women in Tours notes that everyone there rides a bike. Miss Stoidht, a Syracuse University alumna in war work at Charleston, cites Mrs. James Cushman presenting each Hostess House a bicycle. Automobiles are in short supply. gasoline is costly, so cycling connects hostess houses with foyers, factories, and the Loire recreation park.
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Tours
France
Young Women’s Christian Association
Father Bright
Stoidht
Syracuse University
Charleston
S.C
James §. Cushman
War Work Council
Loire
Blue Triangle Workers Busy in War Zone
In Tours, France, a U S Army private greeted a YWCA secretary with bright vigor. He asked if the workers were under army or independent, then studied the Blue Triangle insignia on her arm. He declared the YWCA mission here is worthwhile, and noted its support for nurses, women workers, and munition makers.
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Blue Triangle
Tours
France
Young Women's Christian Association
New Mexico Red Cross drives and donations outlined
The report details Red Cross fundraising and relief efforts across New Mexico. It notes sewing rooms operating in shifts, Chinese support and donations from Fort Stanton and local branches, including quilts, gauze dressings, bandages, hospital garments, refugee items, socks, sweaters, and monetary gifts totaling hundreds to thousands of dollars.
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Seamens Social, Club of
Fort Stanton
Red Cross
Daing
Estancia Chanter
Denver
Pleasant View
Torrance County
Red Cross Indies
Lucy Torrance County
Think It Over and This Some Men Die to Dream
A patchwork column from Here and There Across New Mexico highlights social notes, wartime patriotism, and women drivers. Albuquerque labor classes begin motor mechanics lessons under Tom Morrow while women in Albuquerque drive new civic roles. A Santa Fe club raises funds for Child Welfare and war aid as Missionary workers plan Armenia topics. Roswell recalls a Boy Scouts clothing drive linked to Belgian relief while Grant County stories recall a local jockey-turned-soldier and plane downing claims.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico Motor Corporation
Tom Marrow
Associated Press
Attorney H. B. Clancy’s Long Career Ends in Santa Fe
The sudden heart failure death of Harry S. Clancy ends a 38 year Santa Fe residency. A New York native and Columbia alumnus, he moved from Washington to New Mexico in 1880, practiced law, and served with brother Frank W. Clancy as state attorney general. He was a former legislator and active in Elks and the Sons of the American Revolution. James S. Black of the El Paso Times attended the convention as a visitor.
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Harry S. Clancy
Santa Fe
Clancy
Albuquerque
New York
Columbia
Washington
New Mexico
Frank W Clancy
The
Elks and Suns
James S. Black
el Paso Times
Richardson Accepts and Declines Nomination in One Move
Judge Granville A. Richardson of Roswell declined the Democratic nomination to Congress after losing the Senate bid but then reversed course. A five member committee was empowered to fill the vacancy with Antonio Lucero discussed as a potential substitute. Richardson soon announced plans to issue campaign literature and pursue the race despite earlier doubts.
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Granville A. Richardson
Roswell
Democratic Party
Congress
Richardson
Senate
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Isaac Barth
Antonio Lucero
Lucero
Lucerro
Judge Richardson
Nurses Save Desserts for Wounded Soldiers at Base Hospital
American nurses at a France base hospital share desserts with recovering wounded, rationing scarce funds for fruit. They haul sweets from Blue Triangle Huts, gather saved treats in the YWCA hut to bake fudge, and bring joy to patients amid German offensives. The Houston Post notes morale and effort amid war.
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France
Blue Triangle
Women's Christian Association
Liberty Edition Promises Strong New Mexico Independent
The Liberty Edition of the New Mexico State Independent will appear in late October. Editor Colonel JG Albright has prepared articles on New Mexico development resources products and possibilities. The edition aims to advance the Republican party and the state through contributor writings from across the state.
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Liberty
New Mexico
Relief Fund Subscriptions Prompt War Work Support
The Patrot's War Work fund executive committee led by Paul G. Reddigton approved a second 4000 for war work and 750 to the Knights of Columbus to apply toward the first quarterly 3000 quota. Members in arrears urged to settle promptly per Albuquerque Journal.
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Patrot's
Paul G. Reddigton
Knights of Columbus
Albuquerque Journal
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Howard Huey
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Thv Triternational College
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Filadelfio Babew
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Frank A. Huh
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WD Murray
Silver City
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Santa Fe Woman's Club
Randolph M Henderson
Santa Fe County
the Woman's Union of the Presbyterian Church
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E. D. Carroll
Armenia
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