CAPITAL CITY NEWS IN BRIEF General and Personal
Senator B. F. Pankey of Lamy visited Santa Fe on business. County Clerk Trinidad G. de Bacal returned from Mora county. Mrs Nob Lavohtin left for Mineral Wells to stay weeks. Dr Frank H. Roberts, president of the New Mexico Noenist university, was in the city. Herbert Herstein of Clayton was a Santa Fe visitor. Fred J. McBride left for Baltimore to rejoin Howard A. Kelly Radium Hospital. Mr Merride’s condition is improving. ALK. Compton of the US survey returned from Vade and another survey trip. TA Osterhondt and Mr. Franks visited Apache lands while on a government survey. Mrs Frank C. Ellis spent days in the city en route to Taos. Dr C O Harrison returned from Madrid after Edgar Andrews’ funeral. Dr J M Diaz of Konens City plans to return next week. Robert P Fevien and Mrs Ervien returned from a motor trip to Sierra county. Charley J Ballard of Roswell, cattle sanitary board chair, was in Santa Fe. Mrs Frank W Parker went to Denver for Red Cross conference. Col. Rath left for court at Albi. Thorp and associates leased the Espiritu Santo land grant of 11509 acres in San doval county for cattle. The tract is owned by Senator T. B. and C Cytron. Superintendent Wisner and Dr David Rowe, president of the New Mexico university, attend a conference in Townteton with directors and teachers. Superintendent Warner plans school visits in Padoni and Honsevelt counties.
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Nob. Lavohtin
Frank HH. Roberts
New Mexico Noenist University
Tareday
Herbert Herstein
Clayton
Santa Fe
Alk. Compton
Sirvey
Fe Vade
Tinetion
PC Milk Ter
Osterhondt
Prank C. Ellis
Taos
Costume Ball Admittance Clarified at Fort Sam Houston
Announcement from the Woman's Naval Service committee states admittance to the end time ball at the armory in West Wednesday night requires no costume. Several local residents and officials are noted traveling or visiting Albuquerque and Roswell, with attendance encouraged in costume though not required.
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Armory
West
Othe Woman's Naval Service Incorporated
Dorothy Littney
Charles E. Linney
Albuquerque
Woman's Naval Service, Inc
France
Court officers depart for Albuquerque for full term
Union officials and court staff travel to Albuquerque to attend the swearing in of one full term of the United States writs count. Colleagues include district clerks stenographers deputies and reporters and federal marshals. Inciting miners case noted with federal investigators visiting mines amid prohibition fundraising events referenced in local coverage.
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Colin Netter
Albuquerine
United States
Equit Tres Tarey B. Tendierriet
Elertes Sethire Senocal
All Liquored Up and Kills Town Marshal
A garbled notice reports a violent incident naming All Liquored Up as the killer of the town marshal, with scattered references to cabinet members, a countity jail, and military and literary notices. The text also mentions various public figures and a prayer book promotion, but details are unclear due to corruption.
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Soidifr
Quota Fairness in Colfax County Exemption Letter
Charles Springer, chairman of the Federal Exemption board for the Northern District, explains that Colfax County’s draft quota is population based and that earlier over-quota in other counties shifts a portion of their share to Colfax. He praises local voluntary enlistment, defends the burden as a privilege, and urges civic duty and resource support to hasten victory.
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New Mexico
Raton
Comny
Colfax County
Charles Springer
Northern District
New Mes
Cofax
Regular Army
National Guard
National Army
Colfax
von Colfax County
Vanant
Jury awards 7500 dollars for shooting injury
Justo Milarete won a 7500 judgement against Florencio Zamora in district court after a shooting at a saloon in Albuquerque. The jury found Zamora guilty of assault with a deadly weapon, sentencing him to a 700 fine.
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Justo Milarete
Florencio Zamora
OW Albuquerque
Ictriet
Cover Hind
Browere
Mlderete
Zamora
Alderete
OM Mbudverque
Albuquerque Journal
Charles Springer Goes For Short Vacation
Charles Springer left Sunday morning for a brief vacation spent hunting in the mountains. He has been in Santa Fe since April, serving as chairman of the State Highway Commission the New Mexico Council of Defense and the Federal Exemption board for the northern district of New Mexico, leaving little leisure time.
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Charles Springer
Mr. Springer
Santa Fe
State Highway Commission
New Mexico Council of Defense
Federal Exemption Board
New Mexico
Paris Secures Coal and Firewood for Winter
Paris reports ample coal for all needs even in a harsh winter and a large summer stock of firewood to cover shortages. The city prepared by stocking fuel in advance to avoid shivering during the season.
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Paris
Autumn Scenes and War Time Cheer Across New Mexico
In autumnal reflection the verse laments fading colors while society notices recounts a grand Hallowe en Ball at the Armory benefiting the Woman's Naval Service. Reports cover Red Cross knitting progress, luncheons at the executive mansion, Elks fair plans, and Santa Fe Scouts selling Liberty Bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Home
Clovis Hallowe'en Night
Red Cross Society
Manufacturing Storms At Goldwyn On The Kennedy Film Set
The Goldwyn studio built an elaborate artificial storm on the Kennedy film set to stage weather for the early Married scene. The setup included an inn, a street, a barn, a telegraph pole, wind machines, and 18 overhead pipes with rain and lightning effects. Miss Kennedy, Director Chest er Withey, and actors navigated the chaotic scene as hoses, electricity, and prop machinery simulated a fierce storm.
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Goldwyn
Isicists
Golden Staff
Aeolus
Joe Kennedy
Arly
Item
Cooner-Hewitts
Miss Kennedy
Chester Withey
Wayfarers
Inn
Wall Street Journal
Engineers and surveyors licensed in the state
Thirty four engineers and surveyors were licensed by the board of examiners appointed by Governor W E Lind. The board includes James A. French state engineer Lee S Miller and Pitt Ross. Licenses were issued to Pitt Ross Lee S Miller James A French N Howard Thorpe William H Herrick Frank Gygla J L Wells A C Loveless Guy Harold Palmer Bart A Nymeyer Charles F Holly Jonas R Trimmer Jay Turley Rolls W Russell Charles B Barker C B Morgan Hugh M Neighbor J W March R L Cooper Paul B Moore Clyde Walter BR C Broome E Norris Hobart Elwood M Albright L J ...
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Board of Examiners
W. E. Lind
James A. French
Lee S. Miller
Pitt Ross
N. Howard Thorpe
William H. Herrick
Frank Gygla
J. L. Wells
A.C. Loveless
Guy. Harold Palmer
Bart A. Ny
Supreme Court blocks Armenian Democratic Club incorporation
New York October 20 Justice Whitaker refused to grant a certificate of incorporation to the Armenian Democratic Club. He ruled the court would not approve a political organization that seeks segregation of citizens by foreign birth or descent, saying such groups delay Americanization of all citizens.
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New York
Armenian Democratic Club
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B. F. Pankey
Lamy
Trinidad G. de Bacal
Mora County
Fred J. McBride
Baltimore
Howard A. Kelly Radium Hospital
Merride
Case
CO. Harrison
Madrid
Edgar Andrews
Suneday
J. M Diaz
Konens City
Robert P Fevien
Land Commiestaner
Ervien
Sierra Countity
Charley J Ballard
Roswell
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Cattle Sanitary Board
Frank W. Parker
Denver
Hell
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Col. Rath
Moniay
Albi
Thorp
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Sandoval County
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C Cytron
Wisner
David Ro Rowd
New Mexica University
Lex County
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Towineton
Elic Tully
Warner
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Fort Sam Houston
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Worden
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Calfornia
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Teltec OW Co
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Kncore
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Roberts
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Vatelle Dille
Davebter
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Tans
James L Mollingsworth
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A. BR. Renehan
D. K. Sadler
James M. Bickley
Curry County
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Clovis
State Department
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Clovis Journal
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John Clifford
B. Hueh
Brad Meyer
Washington Gladsten
K.iy Stone
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Fitch
Floyd W. Tomkina
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Hurley Boys
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Red Cross
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State Agriculural College
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Elizabeth Rover
Ruth Miller
Walter Dandure
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Council of Defense
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Fort Morman
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Santa Fe Woman's Club
Chapter of the Red Cross
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Board of Regents
Benito Baca
Aurora Lucero
R. J. Archer
Berwin
Benois
Frank McBride
Archer
Joy Scouts
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Santa Fe High School
Edna Rich
Neil
Lord Abington White
Orrin Staplin
Fred Wagner
Mary Cunningham
Elizabeth Dinwiddie
Victor Berchtold
Norma Fiske
Pauline Uhlfelder
Elizabeth French
Lowell
Mass
Emma Lee Chir
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Massachusetts
LeClair
Norige
Sleinty
Stanton
Mexico
Gerhart
Tate
Tae
Tax Perna Company
Cheney
Charles J. W. Lewis
S. W. Alm Adams
W.achelet
H. Moffett
W. R. Eccles
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Edmund Ross
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Hayward
Capital Coal Yard
Cerrillos
N. M
Kaune
C. A. Bishop & CO
Denver Dry Goods Company
Lewis Dry Goods Co
Joslin Dry Goods Co
Daniel & Fisher Dry Goods Co
Auditorium
Watson Bros
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