Tres Ritos and the Fall Saga in New Mexico History
A concise review of Cozzens's Tres Ritos traces Teapot Dome era politics centering Albert B. Fall and a New Mexico ranching circle. It weaves Fall’s career, his 1923 resignation, and the Shinyo Maru survivor tale with local legends, Hillerman nods, and Three Rivers lore from Roswell to El Paso, ending with a portrait of Fall’s enduring controversy.
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Little Burg
Sierra Blanca
Casa Blanca
Washington, D.C
Cozzens
Teapot Dome
Albert B. Fall
New Mexico
Interior
Warren G. Harding
Pearl Harbor
U.S
Pacific
Fall
Albert F. Chase
el Paso
Texas
Judge Fall
Thomas
Edward) Doheny
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Dwight Eisenhower
Indian Creek
Golondrina Creek
Tularo
Sa Basin
Mescaleros
Shanta
Billy the Kid
William Bonney
Maximo Apodaca
New Mexico State Prison
Lonesome Dove
Blue Duck
McSween Barber
Nebraska
Clara Allen
Three Rivers Ranch
Colin McMillian
McMillian
Permian Exploration Co
U.S. Senate
George H.W. Bush
George W. Bush
Navy
Three Rivers
Tony Hillerman
White Sands Missile Range
Albert Fountain
Wayne Brazel
Pat Garrett
Edward Doheny
Elk Hill
Jack Fall
Albert Fall Chase
Philippine Islands
Jeff Jackson
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Rights and responsibilities of crime victims and witnesses in New Mexico
The article outlines New Mexico law for crime victims and witnesses, covering reimbursement for medical and wage losses and other expenses, while emphasizing emotional advocacy. It notes the role of Victim Advocates and mentions courthouse dogs Max and Lincoln aiding the healing process during interviews with Steve Wolfe, an advisor for Roswell Neighborhood Watch.
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New Mexico
Max
Lincoln
Ome
Steve Wolfe
Roswell
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