New Mexico Officials and Residents Shine in Albuquerqe Visit
CAPTION NEWS BRIEF. Dany Johnson returns to New Meshaw desk after two weeks. State LAN A Commissioner NA Field hosts a business visit in Albuquerque. Hugh H. Williams attends the National Association of Railway and Utilities Commissioners convention in Indianapolis. Leslie A. Gillett, state highway engineer, spends a week on road business in Corro county. Charles B. Barker reports from Chaves county as sheriff with land matters. Dr. David Knapp back from Monero on school containment work. E B Hobart at Las Lentes for maintenance. Valencia county veterans win $100 prize in Los Lunas. American Legion enrollment rises in McKinley county. John V. Conway addresses parent teachers in Belen. Charles F Fishback shows irrigation interest near Ft Somper. Roswell sheriff C A Rector delivers covers to the penitentary. Mrs. Gerinde Gormlly recovers from appendicitis at St Vincents. Mr. and Mrs. W H Hudson return to Brooklyn after visit with the Williams family. Governor Latranlo ill but improving. Dr. Sarah Coker and Miss Montana Hastings plan to visit Fort Sumner for child welfare work. A murder story emerges in Albuquerque with Colbert Root found murdered on Las Vegas street. Clakey returns from Glorieta. Attorney General Harry S Rewie pursues official business in Washington. Interstates and rail hearings occur in Deming. Lucius Dills travels for work in Washington and Louisiana. Corporal Antonio Ortiz arrives at Camp Merritt. his father, a public official, notified. Local scouts form a mounted police unit for New Mexico. E. L. Safford succeeds as state treasurer. The Workmen’s Compensation Law pamphlet published for 78 cent copies.
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BE. N. Hobart
Las Lentes Feve Miles
Valencia County
Los Linas
Wedd
Rio Grande
American Lethe County
L. Bradford
American Legion
Wenty
McKinley County
Secon
John V. Conway
Belen
Parent Teachers Association
Santa Fe Society Notes and War Army Debate
Santa Fe Band offers Armory concert by Dan Makansic’s orchestra with a masquarade planned later. Continent-wide war talk appears in Sioux Falls and Minnesota papers debating a standing army and the League of Nations. A St. Paul style note records a bridge gathering hosted by Mrs. John Barber Wow with prizes and refreshments.
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Santa Fe Society
Santa Fe
Armory
Dan Makansic
Daex Orchestra
Hallowe'en
Elks Home
Epworth League of the
Roosevelt Memorial project topics and society news
The Roosevelt Memorial Association outlines goals including securing land at Oyster Bay for a Roosevelt Memorial Park erecting a Washington monument level memorial and establishing a Roosevelt Society of Foundation to perpetuate Colonel Roosevelt's ideals. New Mexico lodges organize commandery and 15th Masonic banquet noted along with social events and Red Cross reflections.
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Roosevelt Memorial Association
Elihu Root
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt Memorial Park
Washington
Washington Monument
Lincoln Memorial
National Fine Arts Commission
Roosevelt Society of Foundation
Roosevelt
Highway Department Receives Army Supplies at Lox Lunas
The state highway department has received notice that war department pipes and fittings were shipped to the storage plant at Lox Lunas. The record lists 4200 feet of two inch pipe, 25000 feet of three inch pipe, 214 feet of four inch pipe, 500 feet of six inch pipe, 151 feet four inch galvanized pipe, and 138 feet four inch wrought iron pipe. At current prices the shipment will exceed 15000 dollars in value.
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The
State Highway Department
War Department
Lox Lunas
Santa Fe Seeks to End Train Service in New Mexico
The Santa Fe plans to discontinue Sunday service between Raton and Ute Park and submits the matter to the corporation commission after noting traffic does not justify the expense. Ella Wheeler Wilcox, noted author and poet, died after months of illness abroad.
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Santa Fe
Raton Ute Park
F. L. Meyers
New Mexico
Commis On
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Scope of the Fourteenth Census Extended
The Fourteenth Decennial Census begins January 2, 1920 and widens inquiries to include forestry and forest products. Population, manufactures, mines quarries and agriculture are expanded with oil and gas wells included. Texas, Oklahoma and Kansas show especially sought data while forestry and agricultural statistics receive special expert attention.
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Congress
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Census Bureau
Removal of Live Stock Scales Explained
Bacharach Bros ilea a small station north of Las Vegas filed a complaint with the state corporation commission about the Santa Fe Railway removing the stock scales. W E Goodive stock agent reports that livestock scales are removed during extensive repairs from stations not needed for transportation. The scales have not been used to determine transportation charges but have served the public to weigh livestock for commercial purposes.
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Bacharach Bros. Ilea
Las Vegas
State Corporation Commission
Santa Fe Railway
W. E. Goodive
Reduced Freight Rates Granted on Livestock Across Drouth Areas
H A Scandrett, traffic assistant to Hale Holden, wires the state corporation commission that reduced freight rates for livestock from drought regions in Montana Idaho Wyoming to New Mexico have been authorized. The rates cover stations on Pacific, Northern, Santa Fe, Rock Island, Colorado and Southern, and El Paso and Southwestern lines and will be published soon.
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Northwest
New Mexico
H A. Scandrett
Hale Holden
Rey
Central Western Region
State Corporation Commission
Pacific
Grouth
Montana
Iolaho
Wyoming
Santa Fe
Rock Island Railroad
Colorado and Southern
el Paso and
Southe
Western
Pecos Valley Seeks Freight Cars for Hay Shipment
V L Gates of Artesia reports to the corporation commission that hay shipments require more freight cars as empties have not been received for five days. Cars are needed at Dexter Espuela Artesia and Atoka to prevent potential hay spoilage amid widespread railcar shortages. The commission plans to consult railway officials.
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Artesia
Corporation Commission
Dexter
Espuela
Atoka
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