Rio Arriba Republicans Conventio n Chooses Ticket and Plans Strong Showing
The Rio Arriba county Republican convention at Chatia Saturday was harmonious with delegates from all precincts. Judge Mechem Nestor Montoya and Alexander Read addressed attendees as party leaders and candidates. The county ticket includes Abeytia Archueta Roybal Trujillo, Gallegos, Lopez, Sargent, and Herron, while the grand jury and short fall term jury actions were announced along with various local court and liquor law penalties.
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Rio Arriba County
Chatia
Judge Mechem
Nestor Montoya
Alexander Read
Ars
Enriqie A. Abeytia Represe
Policarpia Archu
Maestay Assestor
Silviana Roybal
Canuto Trujillo
Manuel Garcia Treseirer
Temael Utharri Sherff
Manuel A. Gallegos
Frntose Archuteta
Justo Lopez
Ramon Moya
Edward Sargent
Set
Hermeth A. Herron
Duckworth Nominated for Lieutenant Governor
William E. Duckworth of Clovis has been selected by the Republican committee as the party nominee for Lieutenant Governor of New Mexico. A pioneer in the creosote industry and a longtime businessman in the state, he is broadly known and has accepted the nomination after a conference with the party campaign committee.
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Liam E. Duckworth
Ovir
Republican Larcative Committee
Gov Vor
New Mexico
Duckworth
State College student wins Rhodes Scholarship for 1921 22
John V. Hopkins of the State College was elected Rhodes scholar for the 1921 22 session at Oxford University England at a board meeting in Albuquerque NM The first State College candidate to pass the examinations after the Greek and Latin requirement was abolished Hopkins starred in football and debate and plans to depart for Oxford in October 1921
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New Mexico
Albuquerque
John V. Hopkins
State College
Oxford University
England
Hopkins
Isback
Cormics
Magdale
Oxford
Dona Ana County Expected to Deliver Large GOP Victory
Captain Reinburg, a Dona Ana County Republican leader, predicts a sweeping GOP win in the county. He cites strong ticket support, harmony within the party, and broad anti-Labor backlash as key drivers, with Judge Mechem favored for a above normal majority and Harding votes expected to be sizable.
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Albuquerque
I E. Renburg
Dona Ana
A. H Cone
Capt. Reinburg
Socorro
United Dons Ana
Repubican
Judge Mechem
Harding
Natons
State College Deficit Linked to Building Program
A report by traveling auditor A. G. Whittier ties the State College deficit to an abnormally large building program. He cites a June 30 deficit of 960,485.14 in the state fund, with total building costs around 492,853 for new structures and 41,000 for real estate. The inquiry notes materials and labor spiked during wartime and afterward.
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A. G. Whittier
SUNATOR JONES FAILS TO ENTHUSE VOTERS
A Philadelphia North American summary notes Senator Jones fails to energize voters in Union and Colfax counties amid strong Republican tickets. It reports low crowds at Jones events, weak reception for the League of Nations defenders, and hints of Cox’s unfavorable view among locals.
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Sweden
Finland
Aland Islands
League
League 1
Apeae
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Nator Jones
Natons
Jones
Colfax Emits
Sena
Springer
Icture Theatre
Adenesew
Cox
Clayton
Inion
Celfax
League of Naions
Union County
Informati Coline
Bank Sues Moore Executors Over Promissory Note
The First National Bank sues Masie K. Moore cmccutrixed Theodore N espe as executor of Leroy O. Moore for 35490 alleging a promissory note default. If unpaid, sale of five forty acre tracts is requested as security. Back pay rises include Santa Fe railroad workers in Albuquerque with May June and later August adjustments.
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First National Bank
Masie K. Moore
Theodore =Nespe
Leroy O. Moore
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Wage Adjustment Board
Yiinn
San Mar
MW Tow
Dinor
Alquerque Lane
Roswell to host All Star team Oct 19 20
Community leaders including Harry Thorne and B F Gipson secure backing from the Chamber of Commerce to bring the American Lone and National leagues All Star Team for three games in Roswell on October 19 and 20 with a Tuesday single and Wednesday double header. The event aims to boost regional advertising and showcase top league baseball to southeastern New Mexico fans.
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Harry Thorne
B. F. Gipson
Roswell Athletic
Chamber of Commerce
Ths
Roswell
Southeastern
New Mexico
Colfax Showcases Expensive Gray Squirrel Coats
The Style Shop displays a $1,000 gray squirrel coat with two more similar furs on the way, valued at $1,350. One coat uses 72 pelts in wrap style, the other is a three quarter length $1 coat. This marks the first time such prices appear locally and signals regional prosperity.
Knorr resigns county agent post as Patt man advances
Dona Ana J W Knorr resigns as county agent leader of the Extension Service and leaves for Patt man Washington to become Assistant Director County Agents. He is with his wife. Governor Lararolo names Captain Herbert Yeo to replace Henry Stoes on the Armory Board. New building work continues at the Armory with bars and a piano. a store and sewer work are noted. Gus Paproe was arrested for bootlegging and jailed after arraignment in Indre Viele court.
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J. W. Knorr
Extension Service
Pattman
Washington
Wfe
Lararolo
Sapt
Herbert Yeo
Henry Stoes
Focal Armory Board
Stoes
Kilmurray Clothing
Bingweman
Gus Paproe
Las Cruces
Indre Viele
Conry
Axfon Range
Local Clubs Prepare Exhibits At County Fair
BoDY Mice Loi Hoehes leads Bore and Girls clubs in Pld ty as the Tide County Teachers open business. The Farmers Institute proceeds with a new shop display and a busy high school event. Friday May 9th features poultry pies and sewing at city exhibit with merchant prizes.
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Mice Loi Hoehes
Bore and Girls
Pld. Ty
Kelly
Paton
Durin Face
Mertine
Tide
Farmers’ Institute
Cortebad
Artesix Hope
Cortonwood
City electric department sets downtown lighting standards
The city electric department moves to standardize ornaments and lighting standards for downtown Raton, aiming to improve aesthetics and safety. The plan focuses on faster deployment and uniformity in decorations across the district.
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Dis
Raton
Oil land lease near Clana ends today in deal
A contract for a deen test for oil was closed today between LH Sanders, holder of the land, and Curry Oi andens leases covering six square miles three miles north of Clana, near a post office twelve miles north of the area. The agreement concerns 6W acres of land and the closing marks a key step in the oil venture.
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Oi Andens
Clana
LH. Sanders
Local notes mix with farm reports and bank alarm news
Fragmented item shows changes in long distance service, bank security upgrade, and cotton market activity. Mentions Mountain States Telephone Co, managers, and a legal mood. Reports on Lovington cotton receipts, premiums offered for fire protection, and a large cotton sale bringing in 1999 pounds. Continuous farming updates reference JOP Farris and Mr Celtom, with Totals and earnings noted. (Continued on page seven)
Burzum Journal Editor Criticized in Potent Letter
A long letter from Socorro, NM, dated 1920, targets Carl Magee of the Albuquerque Journal and criticizes support shifts among politicians in the state. It defends the writer as a citizen voicing views and questions party leadership, addressing Mechem and Larrazolo, and contends about tax policy and delegation actions. The piece reflects early 20th century political infighting and editorial controversy.
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Socorro
Carl Magee
Albuquerque
Albuquergus
Judee Mechem
Mechem
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