State Treasurer Allocates 118587.17 From Tax Revenues
Washington reports Charles A Strong New Mexico state treasurer says October tax collections total 118587.17. Distribution lists funds to roads, schools, institutions and various state programs with detailed allocations and a note on federal aid highway discussions in Congress.
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New Mexico
Charles A. Strong
Niles Cooner
State Roads Fund
SEREM
Deversity
Albuquerque
Cultural College
Las ‘Craces
Milita Tate
Normal University
Normal School
Sony Rite
Som
Deal and Dumb
Tate For the
Miners Hospital
East Las Vegas
Reform ‘School
Springer
Museum of New Mexico
Santa Fe
Historical Society of New
Mails Will Be Moved Amid Strike Threat
Washington Oct 17 government officials from President Harding to secret service watched the railroad strike call closely hoping to avert a paralysis of transportation. Postmaster General Hays declared the mails will be moved and signaled action if the dispute worsens.
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Washington, D. C
Harding
Secret Service
Hays
Bernalillo County Sents Three to Penitentiary
A Bernalillo County department notice reports three prisoners sent to the Penitentiary to serve sentences for grand larceny. Readable fragments mention Dorothy Thomas and a misdated exchange remark.
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Bernalillo County
PEN
Dorothy Thomas
Crow New Senator Rock Island Files Protest
Philadelphia announces State Senator Will Crow of Uniontown named to the U S Senate to succeed the Philanders. Rock Island protests valuations by the Interstate Commerce Commission in a long legal fight over property value for rate revision. American Legion convention heads to Kansas City with about 500 volunteer pilots offered by the aviation committee for possible railroad strike service.
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Sproul
Will Crow
Uniontown
Philanders
Knox Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
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Kansas City
Aviation Committee
The
American Executive Committee
Hays
National Convention of the American Legion
Public Schools Benefit From Census Figures
The 121,308 children in the 1920 census determine state school funding with Bernalillo County leading at 30,000 dollars and San Miguel second at 22,272 dollars. Santa Fe shows 8791 children and 21,977 dollars. De Baca remains at the end with 17 percent of children.
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John V. Conway
Bernalillo County
San Miguel
Santa Fe
de Baca
Grand Master Lester Warns Masons Against Ku Klux Klan
Las Cruces New Mexico October 20 Definite evidence cited by Francis F E Lester grand master of Masons in New Mexico shows recruitment of Masons and lodge officers into the Ku Klux Klan The two page letter to subordinate lodges condemns Klan practices as un-American and anti Masonry urging loyalty to law and order and denouncing secret punishment and mob rule within a democratic government.
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Las Cruces
N. M
Ku Klux Klan
Francis FE. Lester
Mesilla Park
New Mexico
Stryker Construction Company 12 State Road Contracts Highlight Area
Roswell dispatch notes Stryker Construction Company holds twelve New Mexico road contracts totaling over 900000 dollars with 2000 plus workers and 400 teams of horses. Three executives Whittle Beckman and Nicholson received prison terms for road and bridge project charges. Grand Haven Orchard near Las Vegas reports record apple yield of 17500 bushels and net profit over 40000 after costs.
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Lincoln Avenue
John C. Peck
Roswell
Santa Fe
Bob Whittle
Carl E. Beckman
Ralph Nicholson
New Mexico
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Beckman
Nicholson
Guitty
Brice
J. W. Stryker Construction Company
Denver
Colo
Grand Haven
Las Vegas
Pecos Valley
Rio Grande River
Redfield
Esla
San
Ta Fe
Orchay
New Medford
Kansas
Fairburg
Nebraska
Vegas
Hagerman Messenger
New Mexico school fund disperses 50000 to Bernalillo County
Bernalillo County schools receive 50000 from state school fund. County Treasurer Ed Swope received a voucher from State School Superintendent John Conway, based on 2.50 per public school student per last census. City schools get 301780. rest goes to county system. Funds deposited to school accounts, while other items note bigamy suspect William Hunter posting bail, a delayed court date, and plans for Paramount pictures to tour Albuquerque with Cowling reporting strong reception.
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Bernalillo
Ed Swope
John Conway
Hotel Additions and Local News Highlight 1900s
Plans describe a third story addition forming a large apartment complex with fifty units, leased for five years and electrified with cooking limited to apartments. A Baton Rouge robbery targets Maxwell's store, with $300 in goods stolen by a suspected organized gang. A Parent Teachers Association forms in Raon with officers named and monthly meetings planned. Town officials order ten days' removal of self-builders, while multiple new homes arise in various town additions near Montezuma and Cruces.
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Crete
Baton Reporter
Uncle Sartore
Maxwell
Baton 3
Murder trial in Lakewood district court proceeds
The sensational murder trial of William Murrah for poisoning his brother John Murrah on the Lakewood ranch is being heard in district court with Judge C Brice presiding. Prosecutor F E Wilson and former District Attorney Robert C Dow lead for the state while Ralph S Spann chairs as city attorney. Witnesses from the neighborhood fill the courtroom as the blaze that destroyed the Ownby building is investigated and insurance details are noted.
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Wm Murrah
John Murrah
Lakewood
C. Brice
Dillard Wyatt
F. E Wilson
Robert C Dow
W. Lamb Cor
Ralph S Spann
State
Murrah
de Sutre
Ownrby
East Rail
Ore vein shows strong gains at Volcano mine near Clovis
Grant reports week of development at Volcano mine with cross cuts on 200 and 300 foot levels yielding 9 to 37 ounces per ton ore. Clar a Barton Memorial Association and Wye school noted in Clovis, Dixie Owen cites 40 to 100 ounce prospects. ownership plans include a $200000 endowment for a co educational nonsectarian college.
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C. E. Mauldin
Hugh McKean
Mauldin Heights
Alma
Grant
Ion
Clovis Equnty
Silver City
J. G. Hall
T. F. Doepp
Carls
el Paso
Lordsburg
Bad
Mauldin
Magdalena News
Dixie Owen
Clara Barton Memorial Association
Clovis
Clara Barton Memorial College
Wye
Man Shaft
Owen
Wer City Enterprise
New Mexico Ready To Begin 1.5 Million Federal Aid Roads
Gov Merritt C Mechem informs Secretary Hoover the state can start construction within ninety days if new federal appropriations are enacted promptly. The federal unemployment conference urged rapid road work during periods of unemployment and asks how much new road could begin within ninety days with timely legislation.
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New Mexico
Merritt C. Mechem
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Congress
Cantaloupe Growers Ship Through CL Weaver & Co
Thirty three cantaloupe growers in the valley shipped through CL Weaver & Co Chicago and netted 20575.41 on 5767 crates at 9 cents a crate. Average yield was 2382 crates per 234 acres with total returns 8591. Main pipeline of the city was reconstructed by D Hale with 58 acres, replacing old tile pipe. Mike Bamert raised 972 crates on 2 acres. RH Henry harvested 4239 crates per acre on 4 acres. E Banegas yielded 4199 crates per acre from eight acres.
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CL Weaver & Co
Chicago
Ter
D. Hale
Mike Bamert
Henry
Sugarite Canyon
Harding Mosquero Rifle Club Forms for National Tournament
Harding County notes state the Mosquero Rifle Club, NRA member and War Department approved, has received rifles, ammunition, and targets and plans a rifle range and training to field a team for the National Tournament. Far ness rents Durrin building, Jare moves to county seat to buy machinery and launch a new leading paper in the county.
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The
Mosquero Rifle Club
National Rifle Association of America
War Department
Harding County
Farness
Durrin
Jare
Sttat
Hall resigns to pursue insurance and banking work
The article notes Hall resigning after seven years on the street improvement crew to devote full effort to Hall and Wiley and the insurance business. It mentions plans for a third story at the Seaberg hotel and ongoing construction, with a broader push for a statewide enterprise and a forthcoming banking venture.
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Hall
Charvier
Hall & Wiley
Seaberg Hotel
Ft. Hall
Las Cruces
Campai i
Mesa Co-operative
Leger
Lincoln Claunch & Sons stock cattle shipment to Oliver Lee
Lincoln Claunch and Sons sold 30 carloads of stock cattle to Oliver Lee of Alamo Gordo last week. This is the first large stock shipment from Carrizozo in some time, with notable industry activity reported. The Carrizozo Outlook notes regional cattle movements and market activity.
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Claunch & Sons
Oliver Lee
Alamo~ Gordo
Carrizozo
Oil well drilling eyed near Columbus New Mexico
Work began at an air well east of Columbus tied to Redlands company with a 116 foot derrick touted as the largest in New Mexico. Drills expected soon as geologists anticipate a major oil strike based on logs and reports. If oil found, 4000 feet planned, machinery arrival ahead, library drive adds six new members, and cannery work continues with a continuation noted.
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Columbus
Redlands- New Mexico Il Co
New Mexico
Eaard
Columbus Mirror
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