New Mexico Supreme Court Suspends Attorney for One Year
The state supreme court held Francis F. Wood liable for unprofessional conduct. He was suspended from practice for one year for concealing a contract in a Bernalillo County case and for presenting a false release to influence a Meyers company verdict. The opinion, written by Justice KH Hanna, details nine specifications with Wood found guilty on at least three, and admonishes Marron and Wood for handling a separate matter involving Petra G Garcia and a Salt Lake City notice.
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State Supreme Court
KH. Hanna
No Marrow
Neil Wood
Reasiti Ag
W. H. Pope
District Court
Bernalilla County
Francis F Wood
Ttig
Francis E. Wood
Francis FE. Wood
Bernalillo County
Ernest Meyers
Meyers Company, Incorporated
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Meyers Company
New Mesien
Iyself
Alex D. Shaw & Co
New York
Lerem
Jore
Jane Dollar
Yernest Meyer
Wood
Getlow
Francis F. Wood
New York City
Meyeers Company
Eli Meyers
Jtate
Francis Wood
Apd
Epdate
Owen N. Marron
Petra
G. Gareth
Mas G. Garcia
Petra G. Garcia
Marron
Elias G. Garcia
Salt Lake City
Utah
Mary i Wood
Marron & Wood
Eidth
Cold reception for McDonald in Carrizozo
In Carrizozo New Mexico on Sept 24 Governor McDonald and Democratic candidates E C de Baca and M A Otero spoke to under 125 attendees. The crowd included 30 children and fewer than 70 voters, with thin applause and scarce enthusiasm.
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Carrizoza
McDonald
E. C. de Baca
M. A. Otero
Baca
Oteria
Sunday School Union Reports Large Yearly Impact
The American Sunday School Union reports a busy year with 1413 Sunday schools, 722 reorganized, 718 teachers and scholars enrolled, 24,950 home visits, and 2,002,085 religious books distributed. They delivered 23,812 sermons and organized 9 churches, 20 buildings, and 9 conversions. New Mexico and the Rocky Mountain district expanded with 105 New Mexico schools reorganized in five years.
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American Sunday School Union
Sun School
New Mexico
New Rocky Mountain
Jyne
Wyoming
Utah
Colorado
New Me
Twitchell and Renehan Organize Albuquerque Club
The Albuquerque Journal notes Col R F Twitchell and A B Renehan led a Republican rally in Albuquerque. Twitchell contrasted historian and politician roles while criticizing federal policy toward Mexico. Renehan praised Wilson policy and condemned border outrages and neglect of American lives.
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Renehan
Albuquerque
R. EF. Twitchell
Twitchell
New Mexico
Mexico
A.B. Renehan
Tom Huehes
Mr. Renehan
Wilson
Tucumcari Buys 3000 Bushels Wheat in Five Days
Tucumcari New Mexico September report says the wheat market grew with 61 loads sold this week, totaling over three thousand bushels. Farmers received 4300 dollars in cash at the Light Elevator as buyers loaded wagons and farmers bought machinery groceries and dry goods. Multiple farmers including ER Cox Kelsay W C Montgomery Mattenbarser Hadin S A Wells Erick Smith M Caton D C Brown D D Branson T F Brown A Noodward A J Law John Brewer Will Owen W E Kirk D W Newton S F Green H Gray K E Drake S Ro Weeks W J Gregg William Young W H Green S L Disney delivered wheat on Saturday and Monday.
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Tucumcari
N. M
ER. Cox
Kelsay
W. C. Montgom Mattenbarser
Hadin
S.A Wells
Erick Smith
M. Caton
D.C. Brown
D. D. Branson
T. F. Brown
A Noodward
A. J. Law
John Brewer
Will Owen
W. E. Kirk
D. W. Newton
S. F. Green
H. Gray
K. E. Drake
S. Ro Weeks
W. J Gregg
Wm. Young
W. H. Green
S. L. Disney
San Warden Proposal Drawn Up By Santa Fe Group
A memorial urges that the state game warden be a capable non politician, and out of politics, with executive committee of the Santa Fe Game Protective Association backing the plan. Ed Safford resigns as secretary. Adolf Fischer named to replace him. Trout fry consignments expected from the Fisheries Bureau. other matters reviewed.
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Heise
Bursum
de Raca
Santa Fe Game Pro + Urchive association
G Mar
Does
Etate
Ed. Safford
Adolf Fischer
Bureau of Fisheries
Republicans Rally in Grant County at Silver City Meet
Silver City New Mexico Sept 25 A large Republican gathering in Grant County organized a men’s Republican Club with JW V IL Neblett elected president. Notables W D Murray and W E Cas Me Me ney King endorsed Senate candidates and urged support for the Republican ticket. Grant County预计 strong majorities for Republicans this year.
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Silver City
Grant County
Your Men’s Republican Club
IL Neblett
Iran
Grant
Cox
Lune
Homme
Grant Sity
WE Sutton
W. B Walton
Feat County
Republican Congress
Vail
Wheat market notes and bidding figures amid price fluctuations
The fragment lists participants and bids in a grain market scene with mentions of wheat prices around 140 dollars and notes on futures and cash trades. It references individuals such as Hindley and MeDesal CL, with various figures and percentages scattered through the OCR text.
Irrigation Dam in Cimarron Canyon Moves Forward
Project by Cimarron Valley Land Company aims to impound a vast reservoir in Cimarron Canyon. Concrete dam 110 feet high would close Eagle Nest Rocks, diverting a main highway and flooding 4 000 to 5 000 acres of Moreno Valley farmland.
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Cimarron
Pany
Morenty Villey
Mckve Leation
Ute Park
Taos
Grasse
Bie i
Morelly
Courwest
Girls Band Gets Swell New Uniforms in Clovis
The Clovis band, featuring the Chivis Lavfies, unveiled blue uniforms with white trim and pennant decorations during a Rexall Drugstore performance. The Clovis Ladies Band and Third Division marching units showcased new attire as part of a larger regional display.
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Chivis
Dwest
Vriday
Aneernoon the Witch
Rexall
Roswell
Ile Wicks
Clovis Ladies
Armamyinie
Clusty Katow
Mexica Universiw
Revel Nigisire
State Fair Draws Large Attendance and Good Music
Large crowds fill the state fair grounds as concerts and exhibits attract visitors. Vendors report steady turnout across midway rides and food stalls amid sunny skies and festive atmosphere.
State Pair opens at Athee quvrane with fair exhibits and Indian performances
The event features political debate representatives Judge Whodinansee of Ohio and A. A. Jones for Democrats, with county exhibitor displays across livestock, poultry, and education. Notable highlights include College of Agriculture, boys and girls camps, Tritans and Indian demonstrations, and evening social functions drawing visitors from near and far.
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Mendy
Whodinansee
Ohio
A.A. Jones
New Mexico
College of Agriculture
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