New Mexico Wins Forest Land Suit Against Interior
The New Mexico State Land Office prevailed in a long fought case against the Secretary of the Interior and the General Land Office. The District of Columbia Supreme Court granted the state the relief sought, upholding the state's forest land selections and actions taken since 1915. The decision, tying to Enabling Act interpretations and prior Interior rulings, sustains the state's selections and challenges past departmental cancellations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Land Office
Commissioner of Public Lands
Secretary of Interior
Commissioner of ‘General Land Office
Land Office
Franklin K. Lane
Clay Qt
Secretary of the Interior
General Land Office
State of
New Mexico
Supreme Court of
District of Columbia
Alamo National
New Mexico State Land Office
C. B. Barker
Patrick H. Loughram
Washington, D. C
Cen
Mexico
Capes Ca
Ervien
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Pics
Land Department
A. A. Jones
Interior
Ia Fc
Bankers Of State Convene In Santa Fe For War Work
State bankers gathered in Santa Fe to boost cooperation and regulate cattle loans under federal reserve aims, seek stronger state laws, curb forgeries, and promote trade acceptances. Officers elected include Joseph Jaffa of Roswell as president and W A Losey of Hagerman as treasurer, with social events and numerous bank officials from Kansas City to Santa Fe attending.
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Santa Fe
Federal Reserve System
Kansas
New Mexico
Joseph Jaffa
Roswell
George H. Ulrich
Carrizozo
W. A. Losey
Hagerman
American Bankers’ Association of New Mexico
D. T. Hoskins
Las Vegas
American Bankers’ Association
State Bank Department
W. D. Murray
Silver City
New Mexico Bankers’ Association
Arthur Soa Nm
J. M. Cunningham
Las Vega
J. W. Harris
George Ulrick
Carrozo
Guy L. Rogers
Albuquerque
A. C. Raithel
Bishops Lodge
Tesuque Valley
Levi Hughes
C. G. Mardorf
Lt. Gaskill
Drovers National Bank
Kansas City
George H. Hunker
Peoples Bank & Trust Co
J. M
C. Hobbs
First National Bank
D. A
War Convention Called to Meet Next Thursday in New Mexico
Governor Lindsey calls a convention to form a New Mexico unit of the league to enforce peace. The meeting on September 19 in Albuquerque aims to mobilize military and economic forces to uphold international law and secure cooperation among seven war work associations. Funds, driven by the Knights of Columbus and others, seek 50 000, with Ralph Twitchelli as secretary, for the conference planning.
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Lindsey
Albuquerque
New Mexico
League
Regine
Germany
W. C
The
of Columbus
War Camp Community
Service
American Yanch A Society Son
Jewish Wet
Salvation Army
Knights of Columbus
Ralph Twitchelli
Road work economy urged amid war labor shortage
A joint meeting of the governor, state engineer, state council of defense, and state tax commission was set for Thursday to consider economy in road construction amid wartime labor scarcity. Tax data show county road tax returns may rise 50 percent over last year, with some budgets overshooting the one mill levy and several counties ending road appropriations beyond five percent, while several projects advance or are withdrawn. Federal aid project No.6 runs one mile from Tucumcari to Glenrio in Quay county, with thirteen projects accepted and two withdrawn so far.
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State Council of Defense
State Tax Commission
Tax Commission
Washington
Tucumcari
Glen 1 Rie
Quay County
Democrats Can't Make War an Issue in Election
A Philadelphia Times excerpt argues Democrats fail to frame the war as an electoral issue. It asserts the war has never been the decisive factor since the U S entry, noting the President's recall to power on avoiding war is forgotten now that the nation is belligerent.
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United States
State Engineer Receives Funds for Several Road Projects
State engineer James A. French reports weekly remittances for road work across multiple counties. Sierra County provides 1500 for Hillsboro to Lake Valley, Artesia and Lake Arthur receive 1250, De Baca delivers 1250 for Fort Sumner to Santa Rosa, and San Miguel contributes 4000 for roads to Romeroville Rowe La Manga and the scenic highway. A note urges Liberty Bonds to support soldiers, with local bank official J. Jaffa promoting the drive at Citizens National Bank in Roswell. Social officials mention attendees B. Reichel of Kansas City and Mrs S C MecCrimmon now of San Antonio NM, plus Mrs H B Jones of Tucumcari.
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James A. French
Sierra County
Hillsboro
Lake Valley
Artesia
Lake Arthur
de Baca
Fort Sumner
Santa Rosa
San Miguel
Romeroville
Rowe
la Manga
Methodists Hold Big Conference in New Mexico City
The fourth annual conference of the Methodists Episcopal churches of New Mexico opens in this city next Tuesday and runs six days. Led by Bishop Thomas Nicholson and Rev F B Lochridge, events include addresses by D D Presiding, ordinations, and a conference service flag dedication. Governor Lindsey and family host a reception.
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Methodists
Methodists Episcopal Churches
New Mexico
F. B. Lochridge
Atete
HORM
J. Roberts
Ibeolo i C. Keegan
Thomas Nicholson
EC Clemons
Women’s Societie
D. D
H A. Bassett
Erate
Papitersary
Baker
Tirre
W. E. Lindsey
Alonzo Bright
Henry A. Buchtell
W.H Stevens
Thomas Nicholson DD
Epworth
Paul Grout
Oscar Hudderston
D. D. Gue
WE Thomas
Children Start Big Fire At Superior Lumber Mill
Two young children started a blaze that consumed the entire Superior mill plant and stock in Albuquerque. They used shavings and sawdust in a can and threw it through a window, causing an estimated loss near $50,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Lumber
Albuquerque
Aspirants vie as state office conventions held in Santa Fe
Democratic primaries occurred September 7 with conventions on September 9. In Santa Fe County delegates pledge to back Richard Hanna for renomination and Adolph Hill for secretary. Bernalillo debates between D. E. B. Sellers and Robert E. Putney for governor with a 48 delegate slate heading to Santa Fe. San Juan backs Sellers for governor and Walton for senator. Republican prospects center on Pankey Lindsey Larrazolo and Sena with various county slates forming. Endorsed administration loyalty favored in Santa Fe as well.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
Pecog Valley
Santa Fe County
Richard H. Hanna
Adolph P. Hill
Bernalillo County
D. E. B. Sellers
Robert E. Putney
Putney
County Central Committee
Sellers
C. Talmadge
Socorro
U. S
Bernalillo
Tickettalk
Justice Hanna
Carey
Miguel A. Otero
Congress
Wilson
Walton
Jones
W. J. Barker
B. F. Pankey
Lindsey
J. D. Sena
C.4. Larrazolo
W. HH. Llewellyn
Dona Ana County
W. F. Lindsey
J. R.aguilar
Wagon Mound
Mora County
Robert P .Ervein
Charles P Barker
Theodore Roualt
Dona Aua County
Frederick Muller
Herbert Raynolds
Albuquerque
Sor Itice
Supreme Court
Frank W. Clancy
Clancy
Texas
Edwin F. Coard
Corporation Commission
B. Fall
J. H. Wagner
W. D Murray
Murray
Curry Sewer Extension Commenced
The sewer and water system work has begun with a ditch-digging machine and other gear. A large quantity of sewer pipe was unloaded last week for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clovis News
Laundries
W. F. Swarts
Clovis
S. W. Criswell
Term of district court begins with Kelly Bond case
The district court session opens with the State vs WG Kelly antic?l as Mrs. M and Rend Care face trial Friday morning. Judge J Leahy cannot sit after September 27. Attorneys Catron Catron and AB Renehan filed a demurrer claiming indictments do not state an offense. Bonds totaling about 45000 dollars. Grand jury empanelment for September term underway.
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M R. Case
Hollo Man
Leahy
Rend
J. Leahy
WG Kelly
Catron & Catron
B. Renehan
Senator Fall Fights for Soldier Boys in Draft Debate
Senator Fall defends his amendment to the draft law allowing drafted men aged 21 years or more to make mineral or public land entries and suspends residence rules for homesteads until discharge. He rejects fraud accusations against soldiers and cattlemen, argues for fair land access, and rebuts claims of misusing public domain in New Mexico with emphasis on honesty among cattlemen and soldiers.
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Senator Fall
New Mexico
A. A Jones
Department of the Inerior
Fall
Tam
Congress of the United States
Pam
Becaus
Santa Fe Field Division marks five stars on service flag
The Santa Fe Field Division now shows five stars on its service flag for Herbert W. MacFarren William S. Towner Herbert V. Betts Harry A. Ferris and Reese P. Fullerton. Fellow workers and friends fervently wish none of these stars be changed in gold.
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Santa FE
Divvision
Herbert W. MacFarren
William S. Towner
Herbert V. Betts
Harry A. Ferris
Reese P. Fullerton
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District OF
Columbia
Interior Department
State Department
Eell
NEW Mexico News Review
Raton Range
Colfax
Springer Stockman
Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce
Lew Mexico
Dawson
Henry M. Chewning
Thomas Freeman
Merly
Springer Cornlerop
Jersey
Thic Puge
National Agricultural Service
Montana
Roswell News
D. N. Pope
W. M. Wiegand
Springer Trading Co
Springer
Kelly
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