State Monitor critiques Nixon era politics and local nominees
Fragmented clippings recount state party maneuvers in New Mexico with praise for James V. Tully for state senate in the Fifteenth district and critiques of McDonald’s record. It details press coverage from Las Vegas Optic and Carrizozo Outlook, plus notes on Otero Timber Deals and public notices about the Republican and Democratic campaigns.
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James V. Tully
Otera
Lincoln Socorro
Torrance
Lincoln
Promse
Tully
New Mexico
St Farmer
Ste
Cy Ley
Las Cruces
McDonald Ie
Nhelty
McDonald
McDonall
Pers
Emocrati
Pean
Thor
Fiest State Bank of
New Mexican
Optic
Demorats
Las Vegas
Otero
A. Otero
Bonifacio Monstoya
State Auditor
S Corporation
Frank A Hubbell
United States
Hernalillo
Hubbell
Umberland
Otere
Stat
Sacramento Mountain Timber
Monitorian
Hyth Hell
New Mexnagers
Ytaverson
State Monitor
Makeup of Army Under New Law Increases Units
The Herald presents a table from a military officer showing strength changes after the new defense act. It lists infantry and cavalry regiments with revised company and troop counts, including headquarters, machine gun, supply units, and wagoners whose numbers shift from 2 to 27 for wagons.
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Pius
Harters
United States
Herald
Apple Varieties Forecast for U S Crop by Varieties
Government forecast estimates total U S apple production at 607,579,000 barrels, down 12 percent from last year, with declines in many interior states but gains on the Atlantic Coast and Pacific coasts. Leading varieties include Baldwin 9,302,000 barrels and Ben Davis 9,245,000, followed by Winesap 3,794,000 and Greening 3,739,000 barrels. McIntosh and others show mixed changes. Specific state patterns show Pennsylvania New York and Michigan notable, with varied year over year results.
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United States
Haren of
Insheleove
Sul
Otuers Hus
Atlantic Coast
New York
Andnsylvannia
Pacific States
Michigan
Ben Davis
Northern Spy
Rome Beauty
Jonathan
York Imperial
Grimes Golden
Oldenbury
Steyman Winesaw
Limbertwir
McIntosh
Market for Broom Corn Under Way
M Highiy, buyer for Licht Brothers Mevater, announces a permanent market here for broom corn and Mexican beans, praised as a boon to farmers. Wheat trade continues, with Geer ty lonils sold at over 40 cents a bushel and an elevator device nearly complete for bulk grain handling.
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M. Highiy
Licht
Com Linnt
Bile Eral
Vehiel
Immense Copper Demand Shapes New Mexico Mining
A 1915 New Mexico mining report highlights a surge in copper demand from Allied nations, with rising prices and expanded shipments. The update notes record silver and copper outputs in districts like Mogollon, Socorro, and Santa Fe, and outlines mill developments, new equipment, and planned expansions across several mines and towns.
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New Mexico
U.S. Survey
Charles W. Henderson
Mogollon
Socorro County
Burro Mountain Copper Camp Grows By Churn Drill Method
Reports indicate rising ore output across several districts including Cook's Peak Tres Hermanas Luna Grant and Socorro with Burro Mountain Copper Co developing by churn drill. Officials note potential for one of the largest copper camps as new ore bodies are reportedly blocked rapidly using Armstrong electric pins and hydraulically powered drills.
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Cook's Peak
Tres Hermatas
Luna County
Central
San Simon
Grant County
Mixdalena
Socorro Sounts
Burro Mountain Copper Co
Phelps-Dodie
Taxpayers Association in Session in Albuquerque
The Taxpayers Association of New Mexico meets in Albuquerque with sessions continuing through today and tomorrow. Highlights include a year in review by President Hon H J Hagerman, New Mexico Highways by State Engineer James A French, and budget plans for the coming year by A E James. The Low High School auditorium hosts the event.
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Taxpayers’ Association of
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Marin
Hickin
Stirpy
Comession
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Comnoscion
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Enwin
Gore
Biggaale
al Engineers
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APPLE
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Rita Wowelenamann Eeitiigany
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Develew
Walter Harvey Weed
Teteie Gre Arccoeny
Ito Gayle Oi
Miverat Company
Headytarters Santa Fe
Gol
Phelps
Qao
Anaconda
Utah Copper
Phelps, Dodge & Co
Denver
Cippier
Carta
Whicsch
Copque Tits
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Hurley
Tony
Perry Coreentes
Cettebury
Reo Itale
Terres
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Santa Fe
San Pedro
Lordsburg Art Organ
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Zinz
Kelly
Graphic
Juanita
Ozark
Hanover
Florida Land
Taxpayers Association
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Cerrillos
Madrid
N. M
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Santa FE Water & Light CO
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Ojo Caliente
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C.a.bishop & CO
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Santa Fe, N. M
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