Larrazolo Urges Bankers to Back Patriotism and Industry
Governor O A Larrazolo spoke at the State Bankers convention in Albuquerque warning that unrest among labor and greed among manufacturers threaten the republic. He urged bankers to influence policy to stabilize prices and support national unity amid postwar economic strain. He cited rising living costs, defended food production gains postwar, and condemned crimping by organized capital while calling for patriotic cooperation with federal efforts to restore normal conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A. Larrazolo
Albuquerque
Roel
Larrazolo
Lord Magaulay
American’ Republic
Peple
United States
Europe
Grosvenor H. Clarkson
National Council of Defense
Lartazolo
Hy Wermar
Ant Hoth
New Corporations File Articles in New Mexico
Several firms file articles with New Mexico authorities. Southwestern Construction Company of Albuquerque plans general building and contracting including highways tramways irrigation canals tunnels bridges sewers and more with $10,000 capital stock. Incorporators include Louis C Bennett James N Gladding Columbus F Mowldin and Wan Ho Spicer. International Harvester Company of America Wisconsin corporation amends to include motor vehicles wines and dairy equipment with principal office at Tas-and Ben Strickiaden resident agent at Leaker Company. South Texas Lumber Company of Houston has business in New Mexico and capital around $400,000 with office in Tucumcari and D R Gabel resident agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwestern Construction Company
Albuquerque
Louis C Bennet
James N. Gladding
Columbus F Mowldin
Wan Ho Spicer
Venice
Calif
South Texas Lumver Company of
Houston
Texas Corporation
New Ke
New Mexico
Tucumcari
D. R Gabell
International Harvester Company of America
Wisconsin Corporation
Tas
Ben ‘Strickiaden
Leaker Company
Prap Tend Kansas
Kansas Corporation
New Mex
Spur track for loading at Abeyatas questioned
The Abeyatas spur request seeks a rail spur for loading jay mainly. Santa Fe Western lines manager Parker cites railroad operating convenience but no definite business volume. Commission questions funding, notes possible private cost bearing and future refund if traffic justifies. Further inquiry planned before any decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abeyatas
Sa-binal
Lhafing
Jay
Sabinat
Bernardo
State
Railroad Administration
Fetter
RJ. Parker
Danager
Western Lines
Santa Fe Railway
Parker
Applications Filed To Appropriate Water In Rio Arriba County
Notice of intention to make for an irrigation permit filed with the state engineer by George Becker of Parkview Rio Arriba County seeks 700 acre feet by diversion from the Brazos river to Ensenada in the Becker tract Tierra Amarilla grant. Caballo Sierra County seeks 3 acre feet flood water and to develop underflow of Animas Creek for 40 to 50 acres using the old Robinson Chaves ditch. Juan N Vigil of Talpa Taos County seeks 10 acre feet from Rio Chiquito and other streams to supply Talpa settlement for current users proportionately. Irrigation has been used in this district for 100 years with plans to enlarge the present system for the benefit of water users.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Becker
Parkview
Rio
Arriba County
Brazos River
Chama River
Ensenada
Becker
Tierra Amarilla Grant
Rouch
Caballo
Sierra Cowty
Animas Creek
Robinson Chaves
Juan N. Vigil
Talpa
Taos County
Chiquito
Conference Wheat Rate To Rio Grande Valley
A state corporation commission conference in the senate chamber addressed relief for Rio Grande area millers who must import wheat to operate. Representatives from mills, chambers, and railroads discussed milling in transit privileges, rate structures, and emergency relief to move grain to Galveston as the primary market, with a report to the City District Freight Traffic Committee for possible action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Corporation Commission
Rio Grande
Senate Chamber
John Greenwald, Jr
Socorro
New Mexico
Harvey Lutz
Santa Fe
Mora
Quay
D. A. Espy
Citizens State Bank of Mills
Fred C. Beebe
Chamber of Commerce of
Tucumcari
F.S. Holstine
C. M. Light Grain Company
Hugh H. Williams
Bonifacio Monoya
J. M. Luna
JF Coard
Kansas
Moran
Roo Grande Valley
Galveston
Eile Road Administration
Neas
Hite
Pucanicart
Fox
EP & SW
Anto
Corporation Commission
Post Seeks Removal Of Interior Secretary Lane
Washington report notes Assistant Secretary Louis F. Post urges removal of Interior Secretary Franklin K. Lane. The piece accuses Lane of favoring oil interests, mishandling Osage lands, and inflating coal price politics, contrasting Lane with Labor Secretary Wilson and provoking presidential intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Louis F. Post
Lane
Wilson
Baker
Daniels
Adjusting Freight and Station Facilities War Dept Details
War Department moves to adjust freight and station facilities for motor vehicles and other war materiel. Denver Rio Grande signals surplus equipment transfer to the state highway department, with investigations into conditions and relief once departures occur. A Senate resolution seeks to block an $8.10 per ton mica joker rate, arguing for equal treatment of producing points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
State Highway RF
Ray
Assist
Ant
Denver
Free
Rio Grande
Tres Piedras
Taos Juncion
la Madera
Chicago
Secretary of War
New Metrco
Post Office Department
Mica Mines
Miss Mary Colter views plans for Alvarado Hotel alteration
Albuquerque plans discussed by Miss Mary E Colter renowned decorator and architect of the Harvey system outlines alterations for the Alvarado Hotel. The Indian school near Albuquerque opens with 450 capacity, and band equipment expands by 6 instruments to 30 total. Charles Conroy of Mouquesque departs for San Diego then San Francisco en route to Honolulu after selling his grocery stock and leasing real estate holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E
Colter
Harvey
Albuquerque
Alvarado Hotel
Miss Colter
Ortie
Lamy
Hermjt
Grand Canon
Charles Conroy
Mouquesque
San Diego
California
San Francisco
Honolulu
Conroy
Pecos Valley Canning Company Completes Large Peach Output
Chaves reports the Pecos Valley Canning Company finished sealing several thousand cans of peaches totaling about 600 bushels or fifteen carloads. Factories lined R50 cases of green beans ready for shipment, 400 boxes of beets, 250 cases of tomatoes, and 50 cases of plums. Tomato canning has begun with small beet quantities. About 500 cases of apples canned and 6000 more planned. M Nester sold 100 watermelows at Roswell for 7270. Wagon load of wool weighed 4000 pounds, seen on the wagon of Tot Watson near Rowwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos Valley Canning Company
M. Nester
Roswell
Tot Watson
Rowwell
Salazar Named Editor At Springer Times After Service
Manuel F Salazar returns from overseas service to resume his former post at the Springer Times along with . A Floerstein guiding duties during editor LC Floersthim’s absence. The Notting Drug store will occupy the new building at Raton by October. Reconstruction proceeds rapidly and street paving contracts are signed. New Santa Fe Coal & Coke Co plans to mine coal near Cokedale and ship 300 tons daily to stockholders at cost. Doroteo Mates suffers a broken arm from a storm sewer cave-in. Norman Bartlett of Vermejo Park dies en route to Chicago with his physician after health concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel F. Salazar
Springer Times
LC. Floersthim
Mr. Salazar
A. Floerstein
Notting
Raton
New Santa Fe Coal & Coke Company, Inc
Cokedale
Colorado
Doroteo Mates
Norman Bartlett
W. H. Bartlett
Vermejo Park
Chicago
Bartlett
Luther Lynn Curry buys Rice Building at Clovis for 85
The Rice Building at Clovis was purchased by Luther Lynn Curry for 85 dollars. A serious wheat shortage threat looms in Clovis and surrounding towns due to railcar delays. The Clovis Mill and Elevator Company is overwhelmed with grain and farmers are urged to limit sales to only essential amounts. District Attorney R Crow of Carlsbad was stabbed in the abdomen by E L McCanlen near the First National Bank Building at Travis as bystanders rushed to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Lynn
Clovis
Clove
Clovis Mill and Elevator Company
Ain Ahmping Isot
R. Crow
Carlsbad
E. L. McCanlen
First National Bank
Travis. l
District Attorney Harbors Grudge in Feather Trial Case
The district attorney received medical care after an incident. McCauley surrendered to the deputy sheriff with a $500 bond. Authorities say McCauley held a grudge from the tar and feather trial where he testified as a state witness and the district attorney claimed he gave conflicting statements. Dow attended a New Mexico Nation meeting in Clovis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drs. Dillon & Dillon
McCauley
Dow
Clovis
New Mexico
De Baca Wins National Trophy in Health Crusade
Ritchey’s Mountain View school among winners of National Tournament of the Modern Health Crusade. New Mexico totals show twelve thousand participants in the state and one hundred eleven banners awarded to top schools. Crime report notes theft at H White’s in Fort Sumner. Local agriculture reports three alfalfa cuttings possible and ample apples for home market despite heavy season rains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain View School of Ritchey
New Mexico
Fort Sumner
Concrete paving set on Mam and two Bas Cruces streets
Dona Ana intacts have been set for concrete paving on Mam and two other streets in Bas Cruces. A large force of men are at work laying sewer connections. Lay Cruces bunkers report increased business and the Mesilla Valley fruit season nears its end, marking one of the most successful years. The ranges are in excellent condition, signaling a bright outlook for the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mam
Bas Cruces
Lay Cruces Bunkers
Mesilla Valley
Disappearance and Death of Antonio Marques
The body of Antonio Marques, last seen 18 days earlier in Meslin, was found near Cart Had Friday afternoon bearing a gunshot wound. J. L. Ward of the Texas Gay Electric, based in Del Rio, Texas, was appointed general superintendent and constructing engineer for Carlbad Light & Power following the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio Marques
Old Meslin
Sheen Shender
Etcheverry
CC Lewin
Cart
J. L. Ward
Texas Gay Electric Company
del Rio
Texas
Carlbad Light & Power Company
Grant County News Highlights Growing County Mines and Crops
The Phelps Dodge mill at Tyrone to resume operations within months after a long shutdown. Tyrone mines see increased activity with China Company expanding workforce. Gila Valley threshing yields strong, likely around ten thousand bushels. Gila Farms Milling seeks all wheat for sale, addressing crop disposal. Tyrone residence upgraded by E. D. Lidstone, Black Hawk Mines president. Reports indicate the county’s corn crop may be the best yet with Charles E Jotronson boosting extensive farming efforts north of Silver City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phelps Dodge Company
Tyrone
China Company
Gila
Gila Farms Milling Company
Over City
E. D. Lidstone
Black Hawk Consolidated Mines Company
Grant County
Charles E Jotrson
Silver City Limits
Cormer
Cattle Transfer From Magdalena to Lordsburg Ranch
John T. McCabe of El Paso moves 1500 head of cattle from Magdalena to his Lordsburg ranch. Reports say range conditions at Lordsburg are at their best. The Lordsburg public school opened its term on the first day with activities continuing on page four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. McCabe
el Paso
Texas
Magdalena
Lordsburg
Lordebure
United States Mineral Production in 1918
The 1918 report shows total value near 5.5 hundred million dollars, with fuels output up but total quantity down. Coal marketed rose about 5 percent in quantity but more than 17 percent in value. Petroleum market output grew slightly over 4 percent with value up over 32 percent. Metals value rose about 3 percent from 1917, with less iron ore and steel produced but higher values. Copper rose a little while zinc fell about 25 percent in value. War metals manganese and chromite increased, chromite up 88 percent in quantity and 1275 percent in value. manganese ore up 1 percent in quantity and 100 percent in value. Gold and silver declined. silver price rose but not enough to offset mining costs. Building materials and cement showed strong gains. domestic cement and related products climbed notably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.vey
American Boys Labor On Siberian Roads
Washington reports that about eight thousand youths, drafted or volunteering, are kept in northern Asiatic wastes under Secretary Baker to fight in Siberia. Critics argue the troops lack legal authorization and many are abused as laborers, demanding their recall before Christmas. A Chicago delegation pressed President Wilson for a clear pledge to bring the men home promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Reesentatwe
William E. Mason
Illinois
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Siberia
Baker
United States
Porter
Pacific
Conytess
Germany
Pred MrAver
Chicago
France
Sibertend
John Stheon
Cad Mey
Ko Alexs Rider
Nevada Woman Opposes League of Nations Provision Critique
Anna Martin, a Nevada worker, argues against parts of the League covenant especially articles 10 13 and 7 1, claiming they threaten American independence and exceed Congressional powers. She cites moral obligation cited by Senators and fears U S may be bound to defend League members' territorial integrity and political independence without reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Martin
Workangultorage
Nevada
League of Nations
Congress
United States
League
Crop and Rain Report From Weather Bureau Fragment
Weather Bureau notes describe an unusually favorable season from April to July with strong crop yields. Small grain harvest near complete, corn beans and fodder in excellent condition, notable bean harvesting and safety measures. State average precipitation below normal, Bateman Ranch reports 4.82 inches, Lakewood had none, Three Rivers saw 2.83 inches in a 22 day span.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haing
Bateman Ranch
Rio Arriba Comuiy
Lakewood
Pecos
Wheat rate handicaps Tucumcari traffic disruption
More than a thousand wheat rail movements are planned from Mora and Quay counties in EO POA territory as rates constrain Tucumcari flow. Holetine notes price gaps from Taeemarl to Galveston at 4] cost while Melrose gains, Clovis and Melrose elevators near capacity. Eugene Pax and Fowell seek district freight committee review as commission actions loom. Dock season opens in New Mexico October 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mora Quay
EO Poa
Fieure
Heletine
Teemcarl
Galveston
Melrose
Clovis
Wee Tine
Eugene Pax
EM & S
Fow Sill
Kamashire
Freteht
Corporation Commissions
State Bankers Elect Officers For The Year
The State Bankers Association held its annual convention in Albuquerque electing Peniy George L Ulrick as vice president Frank Ko Lordslurg as treasurer W O Hagerman as secretary and R L Ormebee re elected Santa Fe J Mactayish Magdalena and Lee Baldwin Condon Brown Artesia George A Fleming Mora to three year terms on the executive committee Delogate to the A B A convention B F Pearman and others named to legislative and nominating committees Trust and savings bank officers named as A B A section picks and the 1929 convention location left to the executive committee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Peniy George L. Ulrick
Carricoro
Vne
Frank Ko Lordslurg
Wo A Los. Hagerman
RL. Ormebee
Santa Fe
Lee Baldwin
Corree
Condon Brown
Artesia
George A. Fleming
Mora
A. BA Convention
Pearman
New Mexico
A. B.A. Secuione
Trust Company
C S White
Abbnquerque
Savinge Bank
Honker
Las Vega Bank
T. J. Lowe
Silver Climate Bank
Fred Milany
Deater Ti
Comventi Glace
States Stand on Suffrage Amendment in 1980 Update
The article lists states that have ratified and those that have not by date, naming Wisconsin, Kansas, New York, Massachusetts, Iowa, Missouri, Arkansas, Montana, Nebraska, and Georgia among others with varied ratification status. It notes efforts by suffrage supporters and references historic precedents in Norway and Sweden, along with broader political context and railway reforms investments.
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Jame
Jose
Karsas
New York
Cher Jane
Maxsachnerits
Iowa
Missouri
Jaly
Arkansas
Nebraska
Georgia
IME
Srt Frag
Rete Seetien
Ev Ff
Fintant Havore
Norway
Also Mentioned on This Page
State Corporations Commission
P. Cameron
Cameron
Socorro County Telephone Company
I Sparks
Theate Corporation Commission
United Stated Independent Telephone Assoc
State Commerce Commission
Rio Grande Valley
NEW Mexico News Review
Bernalillo
Colfax
H. White
Dona Ana
Grant
Hidalgo
Liberia
Menace TO Liberty
FR Weather Bureau
SN Verter
US Steel Corporation
Sempommnm
Prese
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