Capital City News In Brief Highlights Local Figures And Lectures
State Senator John McDonald of Kelly and WoT Mc Clare of Magdalena visit the city on business. Andrew Halkett of Ottawa delivers a lecture at the Museum with colored slides. Mrs Millett Clancy and Mrs B Laughlin attend a Santa Fe Woman's club meeting. A proposal to consolidate Library resources seeks to unite the Museum Funk library in the Historical building and the Woman's Bowed of Trade collection, noting San Fe hosts a major collection. Margaret De left for New York for research on mental hygiene. Dr Nornett to conduct maternity studies for Child Welfare. Lila Armijo reportedly ill in Albuquerque receiving radium treatment. Veterans Bureau confirms 177 ex-service men receive earned benefits. many cases granted. Dr Sarah Coker of Washington plans to settle in Albuquerque after directing Child Welfare work in New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millett Clancy
B. Laughlin
Pocos
Santa Fe Woman's Club
Literrary Hall
Museum
Funk
Museum Builiing
Woman's Bowed
Sanita Fe
Esen
Pla
De_ Margaret pene
New York
Dr. Nornett
The
Child Welfare Bureau
Knights of Columbus Benefit Movie Show Next Week
Knights of Columbus plan a major benefit movie event at BP Onate Theater next week Monday and Tuesday evenings with ten showings, matinee and evening, adults 25 cents and children 10 cents. Proceeds support church activities and volunteers from two altar guilds. Tickets available from Catholic church groups or at the door. Also notes on Arthur Beacham improving after rheumatism and on Mr Compton returning from Olney Illinois with his mother in failing health. brief update on local superintendent’s trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights OF Columbus
Mane
Arthur Beacham
Beacham
AC Compton
Olney
Ilinois
Cowton
Honorary Degrees Awarded by Supreme Council of Scottish Rite Masons
The Supreme Council of the Scottish Rite Masons in Washington awarded honorary degrees to multiple members including W. F. Williams, R. Ormsbee, and T. Winter from Estancia, with other honorees listed from Albuquerque, Las Vegas, Clovis, Santa Fe, and Gallup. The event marks the November reunion and highlights the order’s efforts to support education and community projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Council
W F Williams
Land R. Ormsbee
T. Winter
Estancia
Williams
Court of Honor
Supreme
Edward D. Sackett
Harry E. Walter
Albuquerque
Arthur M. Staley
East Las Vegas
H. Duckworth
Clovis
Tra IL
Land Commissioner Wins Major Suit on Mineral Reservation
The Supreme Court rules for the New Mexico commissioner of public lands, reversing a Santa Fe district court, in a mandamus case over whether deeds sold on deferred payment must reserve mineral rights. The decision holds mandamus cannot compel deeds free of mineral reservations when the sale contract preserves state mineral rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Supreme Court
Commissioner of Public Lands
District Court
Santa Fe
State of New Mexico
Evans
Vield
Supreme Cane
Writ of Man Justice
Roberts
Judge Leahy Holds Gallup Court In Place Of Holloman
Judge David J. Leahy of Las Vegas sat in for Judge Holloman in Gallup this week. He handled the Madrid versus Ortiz bill of exceptions in the county assessor contest now headed to the Supreme Court. Porter tones, a local resident, was knocked unconscious in Burra Alley Monday night, with reports varying on whether robbery or a grudge motivated the attack. The injured man was briefly paralyzed but improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David J. Leahy
Las Vegas
Holloman
Gallup
Leahy
Madrid
Burra Alley
Fort Sumner cattleman touts improved conditions
Chas M Walker of Fort Sumner, a longtime NM livestock operator, reports the latest crop year has been the best yet around Fort Sumner. He notes yields of wheat potatoes and garden vegetables exceed usual crops while grain and forage crops remain strong and range conditions improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. M. Walker
Fort Sumner
New Mexico
Caution urged at railroad crossings in New Mexico
Supreme court rules drivers must continually look and listen to track approaching grade crossings to recover from accidents. Jesse Morehead's suit against Santa Fe railroad had $466.50 verdict reversed, railroad entitled to judgment. Justice Reynolds with Roberts and Parker concur. Contributory negligence found when driver stopped only at fifty seven feet and moved forward without further checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
State Supreme Court
Jesse Morehead
Santa Fe Railroad Company
Chaves County
Santa Fe
of Rose
Morehead
Raynolds
Roberts
Parker
Intermountain hearings target long and short haul rates
The Intermediate Rate Association urges vigilance as Interstate Commerce Commission hearings begin November 1 on Counties Fourth Section Application 19. They warn of discriminatory postwar freight practices and vow to contest the proposal through the ICC, Supreme Court, and beyond with counsel Karl Knox Gartner. Events span Chicago Denver Helena Salt Lake City Boise Spokane Portland San Francisco Reno Phoenix Atlanta New Orleans through December and January.
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Intermediate
Rocky Mountain
JA Ford
Spokane
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Intermountain
Pacific Coast
Intermountain Territory
Intermediate Rate Association
Supreme Court of the United States
Ares
Interior
United States
Karl Knox Gartner
Washington, D.C
Chicago
Denver
Helena
Salt Lake City
Boise
Portland
San Francisco
Reno
Phoenix
Atlanta
New Orleans
Aggies blank Cadets in 32 to 0 rout at Miller Field
The New Mexico Aggies defeated the Italy Institute by 32 to 0 before 7,000 spectators from across New Mexico and western Texas. Iain Fairly and Mason starred for the Aggies as the pen day exercises at the college concluded with a campus tour, speeches, and a postgame dance. The New Mexico National Guard, 600 strong at Fort Bliss, undergoes a two week encampment with field work and military lectures, closing October 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico Aggies
Italy Institute
Miller Field
New Mexico
Texas
Iain Fairly
Aggies
Mason
el Paso
Roswell
Deming
Alamogordo
Albuquerque Sana Fe
H. Brown
Fort Bliss
Hadley Hall
New Mexico National Guard
Home Oil and Gas Co stockholders meeting set in Santa Fe
Notice to stockholders of Home Oil and Gas Co of Santa Fe New Mexico calls a third annual meeting at Santa Fe on November 4 1921 at 730 PM to elect the board of directors and handle other business Manuel Martinez president First Pub Oct 21 Last Pub Oct 28 1921 Also an advertisement for RAT SNAP rodent poison with prices and dealer names Collins Drug and Stationery Co and Kaunie Grocery Co claims it killed rats and kept grain safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Oil and Gas CO
Santa FE
New Mexico
Home Oi and Gas Company
Manuel Martinez
RAT-SNAP Rat Poison Ad Seeks Sale Across Stores
An old ad promotes RAT-SNAP poison calling it deadly to rats. It claims rats destroy feed, chicks, and property worth about ten dollars yearly. The product comes in cakes in three sizes and is guaranteed. Available through Collins Drug and Stationery Co and Kanne Grocery Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins Drag and Stationery Co
Kanne, Grocery Co
Here and There Over the State Society Notes and Events
Mr. Elliott Prince hosts a Presbyterian social at the Manse with men enjoying music and jokes while women reveal old sweethearts in a heart shaped screen moments later. Other reports include dignitaries honored at a large Mechem/Bursum reception, Masons advancing Knight of the Lamb work, local clubs and schools organizing athletic play, and social gatherings across Portales, Roswell, Las Cruces, and Silver City with weddings, luncheons, birthday parties, and charity events noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott Prince
Cornell
Elliott
Clovis Journal
Santa Fe club notes show welfare, social events and fund gains
The Santa Fe Woman's club Community Welfare department held a Tuesday meeting at Library hall with Mrs Von Nyvenheim presiding. Reports praised summer activities, $100 was given to the building fund while $56.08 was set aside to raise more for a Washington avenue house. A $1 profit from a chicken dinner funded the Knights of Pythias canteen lunch for ex servicemen. Social events included a Catron school party hosted by E C Best and Mrs Best with music, stories, and a Philippine Islands illustrated talk, plus a church fair planning meeting in Kansas City and Halloween events at the Country Club and Elks Lodge with dances, costumes, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Santa Fe Woman's Club
Library Hall
von Nyvenheim
Frank Staplin
Washington Avenue
Scottish Rite
Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge
City Hall
Santa Fe
E. C. Best
Best
Catron
L. Lackey
Evelyn McBride
Grace Baldwin
Thomas White
Darkey
Philippine Islands
Darion Palace Avenue
Ing
Miss Russell
Clayton Citizen
Amador
Cornelia Whitlock
Also Mentioned on This Page
Capital City News
John McDonald
Kelly
Socorro County
Wot McClare
Magdalena
Andrew Halkett
Ottawa
Government of Canada
Lila . Armijo
Armis
Veterans Bureau
Sarah Coker
Albaquerane
New
Duran’s Auto Truck Service
Carter
Montezuma Avenue
Chase & Sanborn’s Coffee
Hunts
Richelieu
Kaune Grocery CO
Zach Capote
Chichester S
Anna
Ya l
N. M. National Guard
A. C
Charity
Fred Lamb
Kaunie Grocery Co
H. C. Bursum
A. H. Hilton
Mechem
M. C. Mechem
H. Rt. Buell
A. W. Ede Jen
Angangeo
Mexico
Paul J. Terry
F. G. Bartlett
Jas. F. Berry
Socorro
Carrizozo Lodge No 41
R. E. Lemon
Inday
Christian Sunday School
Hutchi
Ola B. Sellars
Claude Hobbs
Aimee Poirson
Merril A. Wright
Calif
Miss Poirson
Mr. Wright
California
Clayton News
W. B. Lindsey
Portales
Ellen Jones
Ten Jones
Mary Williamson
W. B. Oldham
Coe Howard
A. D. Ribble
Lag Cruces Republic
Virginia Bates
Hurley
Virginia
Silver City Enterprise
Ladies of Reserve
T 5. U. Farm
Barber
Magdalena Ni
Jerry Leahy
South Fourth Street
Lancheon
William Ives
Maude Horton
Cimarron
J. van Houten
Little Mountain
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Christian Church
Johnson
Indy
Winters
Dollie Brown
Roy
Fiest
National Guard Armory
Silver City
E. Fred Smith
Lucius Dilks
Order of the Eastern Star
Mount Morah Lodge
H.C. Barrett
Eastern Star
Masonic Lodges
Felicitas
Kayne
Vegas
Rotary
Chavis Elks
Country Club
Santa Fe Club Theatre
Jamaica
Christian Endeavor
First Jerian Church
B. P. O. E. Lodge
Elks Home
Lincoln Avenue
Hallowe'en
Acc
St. John’s Methodist Church
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