Patriotic Week Attended by New Mexico Officials
New Mexico officials and residents including Attorney General Harry L. Patton and Las Vegas District Attorney Chester A. Harker participate in Patriotic Week events in Albuquerque and Santa Fe. The report notes visits, church services, civic ceremonies, and local officials attending from Santa Fe and nearby communities during the celebration week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Ll. Patton
Albuquerque
Chester A. Harker
Las Vegas
Santa Fe
John Hit
Sant
Martin Gardesky
Escaped prisoner recaptured after four hour chase
Eduardo Alarcon, a prisoner at the county jail, escaped yesterday by climbing a tall fence in the jail yard near Chapainos. Sheriff Lorenzo Delwity and guard Severo Tucero led a four hour search ending with Alarcon's capture in an old west end house. He was brought back to the jail after being taken from Santa Rosa weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preoner
Eduardo Alarcon
Chapainos
Lorenzo Delwity
Severo Tucero
Alarcon
Concen Co
Santa Rosa
Socorro Bishop Lambuth Seeks El Paso Conference Factory
Magdalene efforts report Auto Device Manufacturing Company to locate a factory in town. Bishop Lambuth, with Attorney FOF At, announced appointments after a conference. Citizens urged backing for the project as a series of plants could boost Magdalene and put the town on the map. An accidental vehicle collision in Magdalena left A. J. Nicholas fatally injured after stopping to pick up his hat near Rick Garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdalena
Fi C
Modlenn
Fof
Rittler
Episcopal Church
de Spcth
Larbuth
Magdalens
A. J. Nicholas
Rick
Magdalena News
Vassar Girls To Work At College Duties For Course Credit
Vassar College students will replace hired help in dormitories dining rooms and on campus by taking turns at table waiting kitchen work campus maintenance and similar chores for gym credits rather than pay. Seniors drop annual prom as part of broader cost saving measures amid ongoing butter shortages at meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
Vassar College
Vassar
Here and There With Society Clubs and Dances
A long list of social events fills the latest society notes. Elks dance plans, Red Cross teas, Board of Trade dances, and informal parties dot the week. Delegates, elections, and officers are announced for local clubs, with Hospital and naval service charity activities noted.
Institute for the Blind cuts down the H. C. L.
The article describes a housing and farm program at the Institute for the Blind with new facilities, self-sufficiency in feed milk pork beans and planned produce. It lists new teachers Miss Trice Merhert Stevenson Gertrude Guitsch Lucile Hiewler and Lucile Charles plus re-elected staff and a dissolution notice of a partnership in Santa Fe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute For the Blind
Averaue
Miss Trice
Fort Worth
Texas
Merhert Stevenson
Min
Wtelgisting
G. C. Gree
HLA
Gerhart
GW. McClintock
Ag Tie
White
Stanley
Em Mexico
Gerture
White Laken Company
McClintock
Santa Fe
New Mexico
High School Seniors Beat Outsiders In Basketball Scrimmage
The State Record reports a senior dominated scrimmage between high school seniors and an outside team. The seniors won by a wide margin, with standout centers Warnewarde Cantelan and Alphanta Herceras. Other key players included Dun wiltie Yates and Neil Lordwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ine Renarte
Otter Chasers
Peorent
Warneewarde
Lewis
Cantelan
Palmer Dunwiltie
Willan
Yates
Alphanta Hercera
William Rose
Neil Lordwards
Kenneth Taw
New Mexico Going Day Declares Bursum To Dry State
Hon H O Bursum former governor candidate in New Mexico visits Silver City and Hanover as head of New Jersey Zinc and Copper Co properties. He predicts the state will vote dry in November noting sentiment against liquor, even among long-time drinkers, framing prohibition as a war emergency measure. He cites his statewide travels over six months supporting the dry movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. O. Bursum
New Mexico
Er City
Hanover
New Jersey Zinc and Copper Co
Mountain Home
Bursum
Magdacy Ten
Lind
Mr. Beek
City Enterprise
Albuquerque district 4B clergy list and transfers
A long list details appointments and supplies across New Mexico circuits including Cochran, Atiuniveraie, San Juan, San Marcial, Vaiban, Trinity, El Paso, Fort Stockton, Las Cruces, Marathon and more. It notes evangelists, supply arrangements, and transfers such as W. W. Nelson to Little Rock RL Armor to north Arkansas and D. H. Hal to north area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Cochran
Atiuniveraie, Jr. & Jones
Corric
Lewelling
Clayton Treat
R. E. Hickman
HM. Barton
Grady
R.A. Crawford
Macintena-Kelly
J. J. Richards
Frase
J. A. Scoggins
San Juan
Hatfield
Supply
San Marcial
E. A. Bowen
Vaiban
el P. M.S i Milo
J. J. Golden
Tj. He Messer
Hien Vista
Clint
Tularesa
M. G. Williams
Tening
J. Th. Bell
Sl Pas
Trinity
K. Knickerbeck
Asbury
C. K. Sealer
el Paso
Highland Park
Ho P. Bond
Fast
Malaga
J. P. Speed
Supp
Clovis
J.T. Redmond
J. G. Chancey
Dexter
W. P. West
Elida
Kenna
H. W. Carter
Eunice
Hagerman
J. W. Hendrix
Hope and Mission
W. L. Jenkin
Arthur
Cowan
Lovington
W. M. Beauchamp
Odessa
Barstow
C. L. Can
W. W. Nelson
Little Rock
RL Armor
North Arkansas
D. H. Hal
Emons
Pacific
J. T. McClure Toorthwest Texas
United Mine Workers Libel Charge Against Gallup Herald
The Gallup Herald editor was bound over to await grand jury action on a libel charge by United Mine Workers of America. A man named Galvin claimed the paper harmed the union by referring to it as W. The state, represented by Mr Chapman of A T Hannett, had no testimony from the defendant. Judge Brown set bail at 1000 dollars and allowed the defendant to go on his own recognizance, H C Denny re sellers the defendant Gallup Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallup Herald
United Mine Workers of America
Galvin
Herald
Chapman Partiner
A. T. Hannett
Brown
H.C. Denny
Gallup
Y M C A district drive plans $35 million fund
El Paso on Oct 9 James G. McNary president of First National Bank leaves for Dallas to attend a district YMCA campaign meeting. A petition signed by McNary and other southern leaders seeks a $35 million fund for soldiers of all nations. Attendees include C. B. Ames, Burker Baker, J. B. Dickinson, E. Roger Kemp, J. C. Norton, H. T. Simmons, H. B. Taylor and others from Oklahoma, Texas, Arkansas, Arizona, and Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Texas
James G. McNary
First National Bank
Dallas
Y. M. CA
Mr. McNary
C. B. Ames
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Burker Baker
Houston
J. B. Dickinson
Little Rock
Arkansas
E. Roger Kemp
Tulsa
J. C. Norton
Phoenix
Arizona
Hillsboro
B. B. Taylor
Baton Rogue
Prohibition Cuts Colorado Prison Inmates Sharply
Canon City Colorado October anecdote from Warden Tynan notes a sharp drop in inmate numbers since Colorado joined dry states. From January 1 1916 the prison population fell from 849 to 62 with arrivals dwindling daily. Cell house No 3 once 154 prisoners has closed and dust gathers in other sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canon City
Colo
Colorado
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NEW Mexico News Review
Elwood Albright
Atbugutrave al
Mr. Albright
Owen
Geneeee
Chshine
Big Springs
Jane
Thesday
Fortef
Hedding
von Trueman
Lil Warner
Ae Fe
Craig
Santa Fe Tertay
Cruces
Wo M_ Scott
Silverton
KJ Roth
Pare
Bares
Alfinguerque
T. A
Talk
Armiio
Albuquers
Cathedral of St Prancis
Antonio J Lyra
Horh
Isin
Williams
Altamerque
Knights of
Richt
Vareleene
Endeliverta
Jettes Cogherty
Aintenis Tateera
Court Youse
Alaverarde
Edward J. Medjer
J. Benon Nowell
Cesario Pedreon
Petit
Take Lon
Mamoxorda News
Donald
Cartitose
J. HE Woener
Welnesdon
Boswell
Mies County
Elven
Tettas Meuse
RM. Me Tanghan
Lac Vegas
Threich
Fort Polor
Treth Weltios
Tans County
Wewey
Fea
Anna Frien
Anna Frien Ang Teen Taetor
Toette
Alymanni
Commissioners County
Tiler
Seiee
Roswell
Atre
Coresation
Fairview Cemetery
Senvin Ney
SAN Miguel
William Trainer
Ribera
Las Vay
Fidith Street
Doyle
Santa Fe Chamber of Commerce
Pana Tohnoon
Las Vews
Frank Hoh. Roberts
Neational
Next Fe
Sventeakt T
Op- 2
Fort Riley
Socorro
Lambuth
Vassar Girls
Society
Rence
Legion
Iva Net
Aml
Maxon
the Elks
The
Elks
al Morrisons
Mary Chapman
Kenneth M. Chapman
Manhattan Avenue
Woman's Naval Service Inc
Wallace Club
Red Cross
Board of Trade
Board of Trade J
Gerrisch
C. E. Mason
General Federation
Bers
I. F. Evans
Las Cruces
Carrington
R. Masmaker
J. W
Tarkin
Las Veens
Hanon. Mountainain
le Fon
Mhnanerane
Dance
Hoila
Taylor
Frank
Packer
Librar
Meery
Paris
Isees - Mit 1A
Gorsish
Santara
Chih
Federation
Hft
Nia Fe
Helle
Mauquernie
Frank W Cliney
Kanen
Row Moline Mes Reed Holloman Yee
Weddin
Denver
Ine Patterson
Nore
Hone and Child Welfare Department
Woman's Earth
Woman's Board of Trade
Knights of Colimbuy
WC. Reid
West Tijeras
Derstion
Parker
Adelina Otero-Warren
Hallowe'en Entertainment
Womans’ Naval Service, Inc
American National Red Cross
New Museum
Paul
Walter
Rupert Fo
Asports
Congress
Frank Staplin
Gaya
Lamy Beeroak
W. Clancy
Merwenthater Linotype Company
New York City
New, Mexico
Rackard
Geneva
New York
Foundry Company
Denve
Jase bin Tak
ORS
Silver City Enterprise
United Mine Workers
Uthwestern
K. W
Santa FE Water & Light CO
Capital Coal Yard
Cerrillos
Madrid
N. M
Kayne
C. A. Bishop & CO
Life Insurance
Denver Dry Goods Company
Lewis Dry Goods Co
Joslin Dry Goods Co
Daniel & Fisher Dry Goods Co
Auditorium
Watson Bros
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