New Mexico banks remit 286000 for state funds
Thirty nine banks and trust companies in New Mexico, led by State Land Commissioner Nelson A. Field, remit 286,085.89 to the state treasury the first installment of over 500,000 pending from oil and gas lease payments. Funds go to common school, state universities, normal schools, and various state institutions while two more installments will follow to avoid hardship to banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie Smithy
New Mexico
Nelson A. Field
State Land Office
Swity
State Land Commissioner
Attorney General's Office
Silver City National
First National
Eaton
State National
Albuquerque
East Las Vegas
American National
Roswell
Bank of Deming
Carlsbad
Alamo State
Alamogordo
Bank of Magdalena
der National
First Nations
First Nation
Rosw National
Clayton
Citizens
Citizens Roswell: First, Nazi Capital City, Santa Fe; First State, Capitan
Reserve
Estancia
Muswell
Nat Belen
Sierra
County
Hillrst
National
Ational
Clovis
MecKintey County
Cherie
Magdalena
Rio
Chama
Lincoln
Carri- First National
Hot Springs
Is and Trust Company
al- Wo
Exchange Wnta Fe Bank
San Stite Trust and Savings Bank
Albaneri Bank of
Dawson
Daveson
Fort Sumner
University of New Mexico
Military Institute
School
Spanish Rite
Eastern Normal
Thaane Asylum
Santa Fe
Reform School
Springer
Miners’ Hospital
Raton
Rio Grande
Santo F. Grant
Anmal
Wholesale Justice by Judge Neblett in Interstate Case
Four defendants Andres Alarcon Aptio Bruccia Emerando del Rio and Seferino del Rio were flown by a jury and sentenced by Judge Ceffett for interstate transportation of a stolen car and gun. They stand among eight indicted for murder in Texas courts and liquor violations. Other sentences include Tom Belt 18 months Frank Wilson 3 years Leavenworth for stolen property. Clyde Bratt Richard Southern 10 months Santa Fe for interstate theft. Harry Miller Charles Germain eight months Santa Fe for unlawful transport. Eduardo Duran 1 month Leavenworth for opening mail and stealing a check. Desidero Martinez 12 months Leavenworth for using the mails. Samille Connie Mae Walton 18 months each for war risk insurance fraud. Lothair McCarthy 90 days jail and $50 fine for liquor-related mail fraud. B. P. Frank fined. Leonard Scott $25 fine and cows for moving sheep out of state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cefett
Andres Alarcon
Apito Bruccia
Emerando del Rio
Seferino del Rio
Tejas
Neblett
Tom Belt
Frank Wilson
Leavenworth
Clyde Bratt
Richard Southern
United States
Santa Fe
Harry Miller
Charles J. Germaine
Eduardo Duran
Leavenworth Penitentiary
Desidero Martinez
Samille Connie
Bre Mae Wal‘ton
Colorado State Penitentiary
Fund of 4800 to repair armory at Las Cruces
Las Cruces New Mexico October 2 final arrangements to raise 3800 for armory repairs and stables were completed by John M Bowman cashier First National Bank and W A Sutherland Bowman Bank and Trust company The state subscribed 1000 making total 4800 to begin work November 1 May plans include aviation corps in Las Cruces with flight field and facilities at State College Local officers praise Norman L King of Santa Fe named colonel of the First Engineers National Guard of New Mexico The soldier bonus fight is deferred not ended and some men boast of spending money while others claim they get stuck on themselves
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard of
New Mexico
Fort Bliss
War Department
Eighth Corps
Fort Sam Houston
Dickman
Adjutant General's Department
Henry Rolf Brown
Adjutant General
Ordinance Department
Leslie E. Love
Albuquerque
Inspector General's Department
H. P. Saunders
Sasta Fe
Engineers
Fitzmorris Thompson
Roswell
J. W. Lowe
Las Cruces
Winifred Zeigler
Cavalry
Henry J. Reemtsma
Wnits
Trean
Athuny
Detten
Estancia
J. G. Hamilton
Troon
PR Cortehed
Fred M. Wess
Ai Lane
Mountainate
J.J . Williams
Alamagordo
Thomas Woollen
Netitresyre Pottery A
Cantain
WH. McCutloneh
de Bremond
Rifield Artillery
Rowell
Pond S. Farrell
Spmrd
Las Ves
N. M
John M. Bowman
First National Bank
W. A.sutherland
Bowman Bank and Trust Company
San
Joe W. Lowe
First Engineers
State College
Cruces
el Paso
Cheyenne
Wyo
Norman L. King
Santa Fe
Adjutant General Urges Support for NM Guard Troop D
A 1921 Adjutant General letter from Santa Fe appeals to Santa Fe businesses and citizens to back Troop D, N M National Guard, as its camp training approaches October 8 to 15. It promises paid leave for Guardsmen, wage differences during active duty, and job preference for Guardsmen, urging local pride and recruitment to full strength.
New Mexico Result Points Way to 1922 Republican Victory
A fragmented account notes New Mexico special election results seen as a referendum on the Republican Administration. It cites Chair John T. Adams and the Republican National Committee praising the victory as nationally significant and predicting a broader 1922 GOP success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
John T. Adams
Republican National Committee
Terry
United States
Washington
State Banks in New Mexico Report Healthy Condition
State bank examiners report that as of September 6 the 73 state banks in New Mexico held total resources of 24,229,111.08 dollars. Slight declines in demand deposits offset by gains in time deposits, with an overall highly creditable condition noting potential improvement in the next report. Also includes two editorial anecdotes about parenting and women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
State Bank Examiner
J. O. Miller
Sane Ex
A Lesson of the Times on Spending and Earning
The text notes that spending beyond means harms fortunes in good and bad times. It argues for living within one's income, as many have recently faced tighter budgets while practicing thrift. It concludes with optimism that better times will return.
Storm devastates Silver City crops and accounts of losses
Debaca Grant reports a severe hail storm in Silver City and nearby areas. Hailstones three quarters of an inch damaged roofs, skylights, bulbs, and vegetation while crops, trees, and gardens suffered. Water leaked into homes and cattle facilities and several properties reported damage. Fort Sumner notes ongoing construction and rising business activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver City
Harry Makemson
la Lande
Sollow
Valles
Temcat
Peratere
Othamaal
Dawson
Eichtheland
T. L Yelton
Ami
Democratic Party Fails in New Mexico Election
Special to State Record notes a deep Democratic defeat in New Mexico as Republicans win by over 5,000 votes. It credits national issues and party tactics, cites Senator A. A. Jones and Senator Pat Harrison, and discusses the impact on party prestige and calls for careful management of unemployment and economic policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New Mexico
A. A. Jones
Pat Harrison
Senate
Republican Congress
Democratic “Politicia Plentifil
Ergpt
Democratic National Organization
Wilton
Democratic Party
Bursum
Vic Jtorgs
Harding
Boston
Europe
Treasury Department
Wilson
Albuquerque school bonds under management by three firms
The Albuquerque school board agreed to have Bosworth Chanute of Denver E H Rollins and sons and W R Compton and company take over 425090 dollars in bonds issued over a year ago at nine percent. The move accompanies plans to fund improvements in city schools and follows updated water quality reports and typhoid precautions across multiple neighborhoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Bosworth Chanute
Denver
E. H. Rollins and Sons
W. R. Compton and Company
Rich spar vein found at Tortugas mine near Las Cruces
Dona Ana Frank M H ayner reports American Fluorspar company has struck rich spar at 50 feet depth drifting both ways into solid ore four to six feet thick with 7 to 9 8 percent acid grade. Over 1 000 tons ore on dump, mill now 18 tons daily. Heathen at Company NY owners resume nearby mine. Industrial committee says Santa Fe rail rate granted for shipments from Dora Arm county to Swink Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M.hayner
Elephant Hill
Las Cruces
American Fluorspar Company
D. F. Farrar el Paso
Company of New York
Meallion S Milesorth
Cres
Newitizen
Industral Committee
Las Craces
Curry County encampment to feature encampment and fair exhibits
Three hundred fifty boys will attend the Curry County Boys and Girls Club Encampment in Clovis starting October 6. Fourteen communities will be represented with twenty two projects and a boys stock judging contest slated for Friday. Wheat seed treatment is urged to prevent postharvest losses. Ranchvale reports success with its local fair and community cooperation in displays from field and garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clovis
Curry County
Edna Hume Durand
Locus Grove
Pleasant Hill
Rath
Hollene
Grady
Melrose
Havener
West Chapel
Moye-Hill McDaniel
Ranedale
Fairfield
Texico
Frio
Hove
Girl
New Mexico
Ranchvale
District Court convenes at Carbad. cotton mill plans emerge
The District Court opens at Carbad with a light docket and a 9 am grand jury. The Petit Jury must report October 10. Locating the cotton seed mill in Loving, Otis loses to Loving as the favored site. Moore and Firesan return from a promotional trip with B. W. Conch of Dallas to stay for a few days. Cotton market trends remain up, with top prices paid to Leftwich for bales. Attendance at the local high school shows a rise, while eighth grade work adjusts to room availability.
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Carkbad
Mondir
Tw Bce
Loving
Otis
Messrs
Moore
Firesan
B. W. Conch
Dallas
Texas
Carlabad
Tracy
Leftwich
San Jose
Central School
Lip
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Land Commissioner
State Treasury
Conin Neblett
Sponey
Pat
Brown
State of New Mexico
Edward J. Salford
N. MN
Captainto Fe
Satta Fe
Webeli
al Guard
National Guardsmen
Grant
A. J. Gilliam
Dodge
Fort Sumner Review
Hagerman
McKe
Hagerman Menongrr
J. J. Mertin
Amarillo
Frias
Ned Tent
Yellow City
Somehoy Elk’s Rar
Boxwell News
Farm Bureau
Grand Plains
Chaves
Boreau
Chamber of Commerce
Artesia
J. H. Burrows
Arthtesia
L. D. Terry
WC. Lawrence
Lawrence
Dexter
NEW Mexico News Review
Bernalillo
Albuquirque
J. F. Docherty
Docherty
Tiieras
Sedillo
Frost
San Antonio
San Antonito
Mountinview
de Albuqueraie
de Dootierty
Ranchos de Mouquerque
Moses
Tutin Zumbuck
Atbuanerave
Bureau of Charities
Zunhark
Hanny
Perralilla
Adi
Canasty Lands
Percy Moore
LC. Floersheim
Dominick Fabe
Piotio Hills
Fabe
U. S
D. J. Devine
Louis
International State Bank
Raton Mercantile Company
Ratome
Matt Heek
Kansas City
Cimarron
Johnson Mesa
Monero Valley
Dona Ana
KC. Motlinger
Riveande
Ireno
eoDy
Colfax
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