Fire in Roy Prompts Patrols as Suspects Bank on Culprit
A new blaze in Roy broke out Monday around 8 p m damaging the L Swaim barn and sheds before flames overwhelmed the building. A town-wide search followed with three or four suspects under scrutiny and an arrest expected soon. The fire’s origin remains under investigation amid heightened vigilance. The Penasco Lumber company plans active winter operations with ample orders and available timber from private and reserve tracts. The Highrods-Weed road project, built with Forest Service and county support, nears completion aside from bridge finishing, with total cost around 1.38 million dollars, funded by Otero County and the Forest Service.
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Roy
L. Swaim
Nothay
Penasco Lumber Company
Bem
Russa
Forest Service
Ber
Pinasco
Otero County
Alamogordo
Crops Harvest Progress Amidst Farm Work In County
Quay reports most crops harvested beans threshed and record wheat sowing while farmers still thresh and market outputs. Coggins notes six steer cars shipped to Kansas City. Greaves, Daugherty, and Foreman Power collide on track west of Fennspur. Greaves killed, Daugherty injured, others hurt. Walter Service rescues, six wounded taken to El Paso for treatment. Tu cumeari News.
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House News
Mr. Coggins
Kansas City
Nara
Visa News
Alexander Greaves
Pat Daugherty
Thon
Power
Fennspur
Greaves
Mr. Daugherty
Snodgrass
Ns Spur
Walter Service
Corona
Carritozo Anid
el Paso
Tucumeari News
Forest Service weighs oil prospect permit near Monticello
G N Mero of the district forester's office requested an oil prospect permit covering four sections in the Dati forest. The application was sent from Las Cruces land office to the forest service district headquarters and reviewed. Investigations supported granting the permit and the recommendation was forwarded to the Interior Secretary. The land lies near Monticello.
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G. N. Mero
Forest Service District
Las Cruces
Forest Service
Secretary of the Interior
Monticelio
Harvest reports show strong bean yields across fields
The Willard Record notes Torrance Tom Springs threshing 12 acres for 600 pounds per acre and 55 acres yielding 420 sacks or about 84 pounds per acre. J B Buckner reports 35,400 pounds from 125 acres with 50 acres of new sod poor, Linville stacks 307 sacks of pintos, minor hail losses, and local ranch activity including a 15,000 dollar land deal near Willard.
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Tom Springs
Saturnino Lueras
Everett’ McGee
Estanca
Willard
Lueras
Otder
Mountainair Independent
J. B. Buckner
J. F. Linville
I. W. Hart Place
Linville
Meeks
Hanna
Cattle shipments from Meloche ranch and Dedman country
Several car loads of cattle from the Meloche ranch near Raton were shipped from Folsom this week. Des Moines Swastika notes a shipment ready for loading for the Kansas City market bought from John Millikin who profited from the sale.
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Meloche Ranch
Raton
Folsom
Dedman
Des Moines
John Morrow
Kansas City
John Millikin
Johnny
Syrian fraud case hinges on dubious relief papers
Michael Simon, a Syrian, stands in Jo by default on a $5000 bond for fraudulently collecting funds for Near East Relief. Dr Yonan, a West East Relief speaker, testifies to Simon’s fake papers claiming him as an authorized agent. Local notes mention apple shipments and leaf roller impact, plus a separate drunk and resist arrest case in Farmington.
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Michael Simon
Relief
Yonan
New York
Hunter Mercantile Co
Hat
Schenck Brothers
Motto
Soa
Denver
Jonathan
Plemmons Claims $100,000 Mine Reduction at Colosal Site
John C Plemmons of Arrey says owners of the old Colosal mine at Chloride have made a second payment plan on the property. Plemmons, an original locator of the Colossal forty years ago, says he earned a good stake and reaps another harvest. Hisboro Advocate.
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John C Plemmons
Arrey
Lemmons
Ilisboro
Rosedale Mail Routed to San Antonio and Cattle Shipments
The Rosedale post office is closed by department order and all mail now goes to San Antonio. Eleven carloads of cattle were shipped from the station last Saturday to various points, owned by J C Tucker Tom Dolan J K Candler and Tally B Cookster Medley also shipped bulls, with additional carloads sent Friday by Toul and others. Copper Belt Silver Mining, near Magdalena, will establish offices there and Sadye G Pollock becomes bookkeeper. Hoy Bennett remains general manager and assistant treasurer.
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Rosedale
San Antonio
Varius
J.C. Tucker
Tom Dolan
J. K. Candler
Tally B
Cookster Medley
Toul
Copper Belt Silver & Mining
Magdalena
Denver
Sadye G. Pollock
Hoy Bennett
Magdal
Democrats and Taxation Debate in New Mexico
A speech alleges Democrats ignore taxation issues while Republicans push a state commission led by Herbe J. Hagerman to readjust laws. The speaker accuses Democrats of extravagance and waste and urges voters to demand specifics from reform proponents.
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New Mexico
Aes
Herbe J. Hagerman
Vater
Bernalillo Republicans Nominate Their Ticket
Albuquerque October 1 Republicans of the county held their convention to nominate a county ticket. Elected: State Senator H B Jamison. Representatives Juan Vigil Barelas Herman Mohr George Blake Barelas. Sheriff Alessandro Matteacet. Superintendent of Schools Mrs John W Wilson. County Clerk J A Werner. County Treasurer H T Gardner. County Assessor E F Lando. Probate Judge Policarpio Sancez. District 1 Juan Ercond. District 2 Tomas 5. District 3 Dr M 2 Rood.
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Albuquerque
H. B. Jamison
Juan Vigil
Barelas
Herman Mohr
George Blake
Alessandro Matteacet
John W. Wilson
J. A. Werner
H. T. Gardner
E. F. Lando
Policarpio Sancezers
Jnan
Tomas
Hubbell
Mexico
Hubbell Admits Forcible Ejection of Miss Montoya
The Hubbells answer in district court denies Montoya was publisher or sole possessor of La Bandera Americana records. It states Montoya ran the paper against Hubbell’s policy. a directors meeting chose an editor and Montoya refused to attend or vacate. It claims Frances Montoya interfered and was forcibly ejected. A petition to join in defense seeks dissolution of the temporary injunction with a hearing scheduled tomorrow in district court.
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Toe UK
Frank A. Hubbell
James L Hubbell
Jestor Montoya
la Bandera Americana
la Bandera Americana Corporation
Monon
la Bandera Amcercana
Montoya
Hubbell
Hutt Roots
Frances Montoya
Hobbeil
District Court
Reed and Spencer Backed by Record In Kansas City
Oct 13 The official version of President Wilsons remarks to the Serbian and Romanian peace delegates at Paris constitutes a complete verification of a charge. Senator James A Reed of Missouri issued a statement today defending the controversy between Senator Spencer of Missouri and President Wilson.
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Kansas City
Wilson
Paris
White House
James A. Reed
Missouri
Spenger
Prsident Wilson
Senator Spencer says aid promised to Romania Serbia
Washington reports Senator Spencer said the transcript released at the White House matched his cited stenographic reports with no substantial difference. He repeated that the president promised military aid to Romania and Serbia and would push the claim in his re election campaign. He urged the White House to release the official record of the May 31 1919 address. Secretary Tanulty declined to comment. Manuel Martinez, secretary of state, notes highway bond proposals to voters for November 2 1920.
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Washington
Spencer
White House
Romania
Serbia
Presdent
Manuel Martinez
New Mexico Bonds Authorized for State Highways 1921 Issue
Chapter 172 Act authorizes two million dollars in state bonds to fund highway construction and Federal Road Aid, with 4 percent interest, bearer form, 30 year maturity, redeemable after ten years, to be issued January 1 1921. Bonds to be signed by governor and secretary of state, and registered by the state auditor.
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Senate
State of New Mexico
Congress
Ee -Treasurer
United States
City of
Santa Fe
City of New York
State of New York
Treaeurer
Ten Gee
York
State Highway Comision
Pab
Wy & Ty
Nished Road
New Mexico Highway Bond Act Authorized by State Vote
The act pledges the full faith and credit of the State of New Mexico for bond principal and interest. It details notice requirements for redemption, bearer coupons, bond sale procedures, fund allocations, and an ad valorem tax to pay interest and principal. The measure authorizes issuance, sets sinking funds, and requires passage by voters in November, with emergency provisions and publication rules.
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New Messen
Athete
Cneer
High Pond
Setion H
St Ik
State of New Mexico
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Howard Payne
Victor Sas Ranch Corve
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Encino
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PH. Head
Justice of the Peace
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Marshal Bero
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Farmington
Sierra
Socorro
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Democrats and Taxation
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Miss Montoya
REED
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South
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Boas
Orient
U.S. A
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Liccerr & Myiks Tobacco Co
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