Fall's Record Shows Wide Public Experience
Senator Albert H Fall, Republican nominee for U S senator, has been a New Mexico resident since 1887. He mined at Kingston and Hillsboro, served at Las Cruces, studied law in Kentucky, passed New Mexico bar in 1885, practiced broadly, and specialized in Mexican law. He held roles in the territorial legislature, constitutional convention, Supreme Court associate justice, and twice served as attorney general before election to the U S Senate in 1912 and 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert H Fall
U. S
New Mexico
Kingston
Hillsboro
Las Cruces
Santa Fé
Frankfort
Three Rivers
Senator Fail
New Mexiean
Supreme Court of
Theerritory
United States Seiaite
Hernandez Bears Sterling Record For Congress Bid
B. W. Hernandez, 56, Republican candidate for Congress from New Mexico, born in Taos county, with a long public service record including Rio Arriba County Clerk 1901 1905 Sheriff 1905 1909 County Treasurer 1909 1911 Representative from New Mexico in the Sixty fourth Congress March 4 1915 to March 4 1917. The party touts his proven American life and public service.
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B. W. Hernandez
Taos County
Hernandez
Rio Arriba
New Mexico
Republican Party
C U Strong of Mora for State Treasurer
Chas U Strong the Kupupitean candidate for State Treasurer was born in Mora county. He has long public service as Mora County Clerk and Treasurer and as County Commissioner. He led the Mora County Council of Defense and the Four Minutemen and remains active in Mora county politics.
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Chas, U. Strong
Ocate
Mora County
Strong
Mora
Popular Educator Would Head Schools in New Mexico
Jonathan Howard Wagner born in Columbia City Indiana educated in Whitley county rural schools North Manchester High School studied at German Baptist College Indiana State Normal University and University of Michigan He taught science at Indiana State Normal two years and led northern Indiana schools as principal and superintendent for seven years He moved to New Mexico a decade ago serving Las Cruces Santa Fe and now a superintendent He advocates education as the state’s chief business and has helped organize a Smith Hughes era vocational system distributing education statewide He has established vocational programs in agriculture and mining centers of New Mexico.
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North Manchester
Ind
German Baptist College
Ind Na State Normal School
University of Michigan
Indiana State Normal School
Indiana
New Mexico
Echoola
Las Cruces
Santa Fé
Comajing Su Ened Omyo Tan
Smith-Hughes
Ni Mexico
Jurist of Ability Seeks Supreme Bench
Herbert Frederick Raynolds, born in Central City Colorado in 1874, rose to prominence in New Mexico law. After Harvard College and Columbia Law School, he practiced in New Mexico, served as judge of the Second Judicial District from 1911, and is noted as a jurist of great ability residing in Albuquerque.
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Herbert Frederick Raynollde
Supreme Bench
Navy
Central City
Colo
New Mexi
Harvard College
Columbia School of Law
New York
Raynolds
New Mexico
Bernalillo
Albuquerque
Walton's Record In Congress Is Weak In New Mexico
Washington October 18 1916 The article compares Seausioy Albert B Fall record representing New Mexico with that of Congressman William Walton Democratic candidate for United States senator Walton served from 1917 to 1919 on committees including Lands War Claims Public Lands and Expenditure He introduced twenty bills and resolutions mostly pensions or relief measures for individuals and places in New Mexico He faced questions about his activity and is contrasted with Fall who kept close watch on national security and welfare measures.
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Washington
New Mexico
Congressional Record
Seausioy
Albert B Fall
Senate
William Walton
Halls of Congress
W. B. Walton
Wto Sworkin
Congress
Department of Justice
Walton
Wallon
Alabama
Eller
Alia Harris
Dora Gain Dolino
Tera
Commitions
Sheson
Art
New Mosteo
House Committee On Pensions
Dora Gaines Delano
Texas
Alma Harris
Mt Silver City
Ute City
Apache Canyon
Gloriotta
Liet Springs
Grant County
Lana
Silver City
Nine Southern States Dominate Congress Says Reporter
A historical article argues that nine Southern states fully control the U S Congress. It claims Southern Democrats chair most Senate committees and the majority of House committees, outlining perceived monopolies over finance commerce and national policy. It likens this to autocratic power concentrated in nine states.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Senate
District of Columbia
Lee Overman
North Carolina
United States
House of Representatives
Ayuse
Daquocrats
St Aut
Cnt
House of Representives
House
Siintier Merleds
Prussia
Public Land Sale Offers Tracts in New Mexico
Public auction notices detail land parcels in Santa Fe and Rio Arriba counties New Mexico inviting bids for land sales including descriptions of tracts, payment terms, and deadlines. The notices specify bid conditions, land improvements, and duties of the successful bidder with contracts due within thirty days of mailing and payments over thirty years at four percent interest.
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Uae
Kavis
Menar
Miguel
State of Mexico
Mexico
Land Office
Esiat
Partiad Agiounts
Public Land of
Hie Acent
State Lands Sale in Guadalupe County New Mexico
Public land sale notice from Guadalupe County New Mexico listing the sale of mining lands under act of Congress and state regulations. It details bidding at auction, land descriptions, minimum annual rental, payment terms, and contract conditions with dates, officials, and publication notes.
Public Land Sale Notice in Socorro County NM
State of New Mexico notice announces public land sale by the Public Lands Office in Santa Fe. Sale to the highest bidder listed for Socorro County on a Thursday in November includes tracts described by section, township, and range with maps and parcel details.
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Newhart
Commissioner of
Public Landa
Colla
State of New Mexico
San Miguel County
Publi Santa Fe
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Can
Uhlic Landa
Denah Agian
Uli Tania
Kiven Ag
Anuathy
Fortanure
Thurstay
Socate
Witosoeta
Witosoeta, Uate of Tew, Mette
Tan
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F. Hernandez
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Columbia City
Whitley County
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Herbert F. Raynolds
Secretary of the Interior
Pall
Senate Hills
Jon
Congrens
Conservettay
Deming
Honehweiel
Hearst Lovelty
Mr. Hearst
Oret'n Pioete
Hotel Astor
Hearst
New York American
South
Dent
Jlande
Rasementa
Fageot
Gale
Robert P. Ervien
First Public Wir
Litt Pathcetion Reveender
Masta
Colfax County
Commissi
Sky
Santy Fe ‘and
Grant Railroad
Alataima
Alihara
Santa Te Wid Griot County
California
Tama Dent
Maur
Jenatte
Mubara
Fmatial
Fayilie i Wien
Kitchin
Agaist Kitean
Tur Fe
Ramt
Raiiroal
State Land Office of
The
State
Anguer
Xowert P.ervies
New
Commissioner of Public Lands
Commissioner of Public Law
Ervien
Quadalupe County
Pui
Lanis
Sipta Rosa
Giatalipes
Fanday
State of New Messen
Pervien
Andaw Mexico
Curry County
Mexwu
Cingreay Ap
Awegh
State Land Office
New Texicn
P. Ervien
Seon Sn
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Socorro County
Office Prime Commiemoner
Public Lande
Santa Fe, New Mexico
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