Bursum Praises Mexico Recognition At El Paso Banquet
United States Senator Bursum of New Mexico urged early U S recognition of the Obregon government at a dinner in El Paso. He lauded Obregon for restoring peace and urged closer cooperation with El Paso Chamber of Commerce and federal officials over passport policies.
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H. O. Bussum
New Mexico
Charles Davis
EC. Heid
el Paso
Bursum
Washington
J. H. Happer
Hopper
Southwest
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Baptist State Convention to Convene in Albuquerque
The Baptist State Convention meets in Albuquerque from November 7 to 10 with a strong program of speakers led by Dr L R Scarborough of Fort Worth. The Women’s Missionary Union joins the convention. A large attendance is expected.
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Albuquerque
M.A
Women’s Missionary Union
L. R. Scarborough
Southwestern Seminary
Fort Worth
Texas
National Conservation
The
Baptist Church
Railroad Wage Bill for 1921 Near Three Billion Dollars
The Interstate Commerce Commission reports railroad wages for the first half of 1921 at about 1.457 billion dollars, 44 percent of operating costs, compared with 1.708 billion and 62.29 percent in the same period of 1920. Net operating income reached roughly 1.742 million, with employment fluctuating as wage cuts and retrenchment impact totals.
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United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Two Silver City Mines Suspend Operations
Two mining firms in Silver City notify the state cooperation commission of suspension of operations. The Precious Metals Exploration companies are the entities involved, with Theo. W. Carter listed as statutory agent for both.
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Mincmal
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Colfax Fair Draws Neighbors and Exhibits at Rally
A one day Colfax fair last Saturday drew a good crowd and showcased farm produce stock grain and garden vines with a barbecue and several sporting events. Best exhibits were sent to Raton for the Northern New Mexico Fair. New bowling alleys were to be installed in the opera house basement and thieves looted Kilmurray Clothing in Raton prompting a $150 reward for arrest.
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Raton
New Mexico
Kilmurray Clothing
Silver City Emerges As Active Mining Hub In South
Grant Silver City is among three active mining centers in the region due to silver ore shipments from Chloride Flat Grant county, exceeding carload rates during the war month. William B Rowell of Wake Forest College celebrated. his son James Royall offers a yearlong essay medal for Grant county school pupils, five hundred to one thousand words, judged by Mr. Menl.
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J. Roberts
el Paso Simelter
Grant County
William B. Rowell
Wake Forest College
North Carolina
James Royall
Men
John Joerns
Joerns
Big Whiskey Haul Nets Three Men in County Sheriff's Sweep
Fifteen cases of bonded whiskey seized by the sheriff's force leads to the imprisonment of Carl E. Reck mand Roscoe H. Nickelson and Bob Whittle in a serious state charge. Deputies recovered a Studebaker Six near Acute bridge and found about 13 cases of whiskey in sacks during the transfer to Whittle's car. The trio faces heavy penalties with fines up to 300 dollars and up to 15 years in the state penitentiary or both. The whiskey, worth roughly 3000 dollars, is held as evidence for a preliminary hearing next Saturday morning.
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Roscoe H. Nickelson
Bob Whittle
Carroll Holland
E. Zamwalt
Harrison Rector
Joe
Oklahoma
Studebaker
Pat Deadly
Sheriff Peck
Imperial County
el Paso
Texas
Roswell
Burglars Targeted Shirts in Specific Sizes
A store burglary shows thieves chose only shirts in sizes fourteen and sixteen and a half, indicating a selective raid rather than random theft. The arranged stock suggests the robbers aimed for items that fit them.
Fatal Belt Accident Near Clovis Claims W. E. Shue
W E Shue was killed instantly Wednesday northwest of Clovis while working on a well machine at 120 North Davis Street. He reportedly became entangled in a belt while adjusting a two line engine. He left a wife and six children. Burial was at Clovis cemetery Thursday afternoon. Jones and Lindley advance extensive improvements at the Highway Garage to create a Ford car showroom and parts supply center, with a rear workshop for Ford cars only. The project includes a modern office suite for Manager Lindley. The Valley farmers near Clovis have nearly completed a Sweet Potato storage Warehouse on the north side and another on the Turner farm. Potatoes are a money crop, with acreage for next year expected to double.
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Davis Street
Clovis
Shlue
Shue
Jones & Lindley
Ford
Lindley
Clovis News
S. E. Turner
Fire destroys West Vaughn Miller Drug Store in Guadalupe
A Monday night fire at the West Vaughn Miller Drug store owned by Drs Miller and McClerland destroyed the building and its contents. The blaze started in an amktown area origin and was beyond control before discovery. Stock and fixtures valued at about 2500 were largely uninsured. dry goods next door suffered water damage. Firefighters saved the adjoining block. the incident prompted reports on local road work and oil-well developments near Vaughn.
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Vaughn Miller Drug
Drs. Miller and McClerland
W. E. Jeffries
Vaughn News
Beall Found Not Guilty in Rodriguez Murder Trial
George Beall, foreman on the Silver City-Santa Rita highway, was acquitted in District Court after a fight with Daniel Rodriguez. Rodriguez later died from infection, defense arguing lack of medical care, jury verdict for Beall. The Silver City Enterprise reports.
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Ieee RR
Beall
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Silver City Enterprise
Las Cruces Community House Opens Rooms and Grounds
Dona Ana Mrs. George H. Speers announces lower floor rooms music room library verandas and grounds open to Las Cruces residents and visitors. The gift from Mrs. Catherine Raymond memorializes her husband a Southwest pioneer with a tennis court swimming pool and a landscaped lawn.
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Las Cruces
Community House
Catherine Raymond
Southwest
Las Cruces Repubitic
Roy School Trucks Move Pupils In Daily Transport
Roadside report notes Roy Schools operate five trucks daily carrying pupils toward better education. Farm and ginning updates follow with Carlsbad area figures, harvest yields, and market prices. Cotton output, prices around 26 to 60 cents, multiple gins running day and night to meet demand. Alfalfa threshing yields about 300 pounds per acre, seed sales rising.
White Syndicate plans new mine with expanded operations
Hidalgo reports indicate the White Syndicate aims to build a modern mine with three air drills and three shifts, deepen operations to 200 feet, and establish a laboratory with assay facilities led by engineer White. Unrelated notes mention good silver ore from the Co-Operative mine and Valedon school enrollment.
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Taxable state property value falls by 20 million
Official figures show New Mexico’s total assessed property value for the year at about 150.58 million dollars, down from 377.4 million last year, due to idle copper mines and weak coal production. Counties vary, with Bernalillo and Santa Fe up while Mora and Socorro show declines. Guadalupe and Rio Arriba are estimated.
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Texas Construction Firm Opens Office in Dona Ana County
The Anderson Construction Company, Texas incorporated, files articles of incorporation and lists officers A. Aden as president JF Orne as secretary and G. Buranda among incorporators, with principal office in Ex Pas a.
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Dona Ana
Anderson Construction Compase
Texas
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EX Pasa
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JF Orne
G. Buranda
Ases
Texas Company Increases Capital Under State Amendments
The Texas company, incorporated under Tekch, updated its capital stock from twelve to SIM AS000 after amendments filed with the state corporation committee. Filing cost was $97. HB Roeder, in charge, oversees the process at Alben.
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Texas Company
State Corporation Committee
Alben
HB. Roeder, Tendent
Valencia Corporation Moves Principal Office From Santa Fe
Valencia Corporation, a New Mexico company, transfers its principal office from Santa Fe to Valencia. The company’s secretary Seton confirms the move with statutory filings and official notices.
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Santa FE
New Mexico Y. Hae
Ofites Santa Fe
Valencia Saat
Cotean Ft
FW. Seton
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