Santa Fe Capital City News In Brief
Mrs A J Gunter plans a several week visit to Salem Ohio to see her sister. A mix of local notes covers an automobile accident injuring a child on College Street, a Silver City American Legion Weld event, and Santa Fe civic activities. The City’s Chamber aids McMorris team coverage while residents discuss rail grants, a federal reserve conference, and education voting trends amid a school levy amendment vote.
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Molly
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Jean Rotty
Alea
Denver
Colorado
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Meyers
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Rotts Wilsted
Santa Fe
Lader
Best
Trade excursion to Estancia from Albuquerque Oct 4 5
Thirty one cars and over 180 boosters are pledged for the Business Men's Co operative trade excursion to the Estancia valley on October 4 and 5. CG Ackerman, secretary, says the two day trip revives former Retail Merchants association outings. More inquiries are coming in rapidly.
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Albuquerque
Business Men's Co-operative Association
Estancia Valley
CG. Ackerman
Retail M Hants’ Association
Wiegins linked to killings. manhunt in Juarez and NM
Undersheriff reports Joe Wiegins who killed ten and wounded two at a Gallia County dance fled into Mexico after the attack. He vowed to return and target enemies in New Mexico, naming Albuquerque figures, with a body found near Galhip and a digression about a state gold service.
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Joe Wiegits
Allison
Gallia
Todor
Mexica
Fred Fagnosi
Albuquerue
EL Paso
Wiggins
Jarez
Juarez
Mexico
Albuquerque
Gailap
Drew Wimwell
Tnteriar
New Mexico
Bence B. Manger
Diamond Con Company
Galhip
Treaties Likely to Be Ratified Promptly by Senate
Washington reports a favorable report on peace treaties with Germany Austria and Hungary was ordered by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Borah opposed reporting Versailles but supported the new pacts with reservations on American representation in allied commissions. Johnson and Shields sided with the reformers, while Lodge Brandegee Kellogg voted for ratification. Debate to begin soon.
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D. C
United States
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Austria
Hungary
Senate Foreign Relations
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Idaho
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Congress
Senate
Johnson
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Shields
Aed
Versailles
Penaiwr Lodge
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Homerene
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Lodge
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MecCamber
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Brandegee
Conn
Cali
Ind
Kellogg
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Syainson
Var
Pomerelie
Olio
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Pomerene
Knox
Sqator Borah
Old superstitions about seeing spirits and dawn cock crow
The fragment notes beliefs from Walter Scott and Shakespeare about supernatural sight and exorcism. It mentions that those born on Christmas or Good Friday could see or command spirits, and a claim about Spaniards altering Philip II’s look to banish this power. It also cites the belief that the cock’s dawn crow could drive away spirits.
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Walter Scot
Christinas
Philip I
Six Months Record of Executive Acts of Administration
Washington marks six months of Harding rule with a string of achievements. A separate treaty with Germany sits before the Senate, and a conference on armament limits and Far Eastern issues is urged. The admin pushes efficiency, economy and public service through reorganizations, tax collection, and settlement of old claims. Prohibition enforcement, Shipping Board reforms, and measures to aid industry and exports are highlighted, with a shift from one man rule to broader presidential collaboration with Congress.
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Harding
Germany
Senate
Ararie
Congress
Shipping Board
Nee Corporation
Here and There Over the State Society notes in New Mexico
A roundup of society events across the state. Highlights include visitors and hostesses at gatherings in Artesia Clovis Albuquerque Taos and Roswell. Attendees include Mrs Hewitt Dr Mathes Miss Ruth land Mrs Frank Zern Mrs John Wick and many club members. events feature receptions picnics and dances.
WHY DOES PRODUCER GET SO LITTLE IN COM PARISON WITH CONSUMER
Missionary Society meets at Mrs W E Hitchcock home in Berrendos with Rev J Keegan appealing for Centenary fund gifts. Social hour follows with refreshments. notes of a watermelon feast and a fifteenth wedding anniversary bridge party also appear. Women's Benefit Association organizer Lillie Moores plans a New Mexico charter after 20 members join. funds cited include 20,000,000 and 14,500,000 reserves. A questionaire incident at Magdalena asks why consumers pay high prices while producers receive low, inviting remarks from officials and representatives.
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el Paso
Rganizer
New Mexico
Ihs
Lordsburg Liberal
Alabama
Fof Toseslowa
Mandaiena
M. McCreary
Mo Washington
New Canyon
Levitheft
Sajowrn
Magdalena
Tives Sidney Anderson
Minnesota
Magdalena News
Tonald M Conn
Minneapolis
New York
Chicago
Kansas City
Denver
San Francheo
Otter Points
Resemblance in the Masten Transcript prose
A fragment from the Masten Transcript notes how an average man may resemble a whale as he grows toward a certain form. The remark frames a satirical or reflective line about human likeness and growth tendencies.
RAT SNAP Advertised for Silent Rat Elimination
A reader quotes a testimonial about RAT-SNAP in the home cellar. The seller, Collins Drug and Kaune Co, offers three sizes 35e 65e and 1 25 with a guarantee. The claimed result is a dead rat after months with no odor.
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Collins Drug and Aereest Co
Kaune Co
Notice of Sale in Santa Fe County New Mexico
Public auction at Santa Fe Court House front door at 10 o clock A M September 24 1921 to sell Howse and Lot in Santa Fe bounded by River Conrad Vargas Streets Wright and Cartwright as per August 12 1921 District Court judgment against Elizabeth Rielander State of New Mexico as plaintiff. Proceeds cover costs and amounts due from Elizabeth Rielander with rights reserved to the winner.
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New Mexico
State of New Mexico
Elizabeth Rielander
Santa Fe
Howse
Lot
Conrad
Vargas
Wea
Artwright
Elizabeth
Relative gathering at Littlefield ranch honors Kin
Twenty eight relatives attended at the Littlefield ranch including Mr and Mrs Littlefield with six children and many grandchildren. Gifts were presented by their ads as tokens of high esteem for Kin nana.
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Littlefield Ranch
Mrs. Littlefields
Capital City Notes Delights and Duos in Santa Fe
Mrs. Martin Gardesky and Miss May Spitz hosted a bridge party at their Palace Avenue home with fall flowers and refreshments. Mrs Gertrude Tee Dills of Santa Fe visits New Mexico Eastern Star chapters. Colonel J. Albright and Miss Jennie Miller wed in Buffalo. couple plans to reside on Mountain Road. City teachers enjoyed a hillside picnic at Catron School with campfire cooking and stories. Santa Fe couple married in Albuquerque gather for the ceremony. newlyweds to live on Don Diego Street.
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Albuquerque Sunday Morning Journal
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Nore
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Congress Resumes After Vacation Faces Tax Bill
Washington September 21 Congress reopened after a 30 day recess with hopes the extra session would roll into December. Treaties with Germany Austria and Hungary sent to the senate for ratification by Harding. Lodge to chair foreign relations after arrival of treaties. House considers tax bill amended by senate finance committee aiming for about 3.25 billion dollars in revenue this fiscal year. Senate debates anti beer bill restricting medical use of beer wine and whiskey.
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Austria
Hungary
Senate
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Lodge
Foreign Relations Committee
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South Dakota
An Unclimbed Mountain in the Himalayas
The note states it would take two years to climb Mount Everest, the Himalayas highest peak. No white man has yet completed the ascent, underscoring the mountain’s formidable challenge and the elusive mountaineering feat.
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Everest
Himalayas
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