New Mexico Legislature Faces Final Week of Work
The New Mexico Legislature enters the home stretch with both houses preparing for further action on key comptroller bill compromises. In Santa Fe, a substitute bill aligned with the Beall measure is favored, while a separate Senate bill would cost more. The session sees votes on building appropriations for Alamogordo and reductions to Pecos River investigations. House actions include insurance agent qualifications, welfare and vocational funding, and pay reforms for cities and education institutions. The Senate debates administration bills, passes ex-soldier tax exemptions with tweaks, and weighs primary law measures, amid ongoing mutual back-and-forth between houses.
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House
Senate
Beall Comptroller
Beall
Tax Commission
Governor
Blind Institute
Alamogordo
Pecos
Texas
Wright
Griego
House Appropriations Committee
Santa FE
Appropriations Committee
Puryear
Foutz
Richardson
Sanchez
Finley
Albuquerque
Rep
New Mexico Military Institute
Howard
Bunton
Phillip Brickley
Zinn
Dawson
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Real Estate Transfers Filed in March 1923
Abstract and Title Dept records show transfers including US Army parcels to William B. Vickers and Richard M. Brown in Secs 33 34, T 10S R 23 BE and T 8S R 33 BE. Additionally Frederick Bush to Ethel P. Tanner Lot 12 Block 3 Hagerman. Marie Hebb to Frances Tebb all of Lots 11 and 13 Block 8 South Roswell. Myrtle Follett to James B. Reeves All of Lots 3 and 4 Block 7 Riverside Heights. Margaret Waught to W B Vickers partial Sec 34 T 10S R 24 B.
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First State Bank & Trust Co
Frederick Bush
Ethel P. Tanner
Hagerman
Marie Hebb
Frances
Tebb
South Roswell
Myrtle Follett
James B. Reeves
Riverside
Margaret W. Faught
W. B. Vickers
Ywyswy
Garner Back from Picacho in Joyce Pruit's dept
Garney of Joyce Pruit's wholesale department returned last night from Picacho where he spent Sunday with his family. For rent six room modern house cheap. Call 005. Advertisement note.
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Garner
Picacho
B. D. Garney
Joyce Pruit
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Legislature Passes Few Measures as Session Presses On
In Santa Fe with nine days left, both houses moved slowly, passing only a few minor measures. Much work is attributed to behind the scenes committee activity, with coordination between houses lacking but potential rapid floor action anticipated. House and Senate consider comptroller bills, labor, and other reforms while Dawson Tine inquiry continues.
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Santa FE
House
Senate
Ifwi
O. L. Phillips
U. S. Senate
Zinn
Howard
Risdon
Puryear
Highway Commission
Beall
Roswell High Basketeers Return From New Mexico Tourney
Roswell High basketball team and Coach Shinkle traveled from Albuquerque after competing in a state tournament under New Mexico University. They endured rain and snow on the trip to Vaughn, where hosts welcomed the team warmly.
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R. HW
Basketeers
Roswell High
Shinkle
Albuquerque
New Mexico University
Vaughn
Roswell Sanatorium Drive Surges Toward Goal on Decision Day
The Roswell $100,000 sanatorium fund has grown by several thousand dollars beyond $63,000 as “Decision Day” approaches. A. D. Jones led with a $1,000 gift, and R. H. McCune and W. C. Lawrence have devoted their time to solicitations. The drive aims to finish in ten days, with calls streamlined to avoid revisits. Local leaders urge faster signups Tuesday, noting community benefits and dividends for stockholders.
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A. D. Jones
Mr. Jones
Beak
R. H. McCune
W. C. Lawrence
Friends of the
Sanatorium Movement
Amarillo
Board of City Development
Roswell
Chamber of Commerce
Solicitors
French Forces Fire to Halt Sabotage in Ruhr
French troops killed one and wounded two Germans at Westerholt while suppressing sabotage on the railway. A French corporal shot and killed a crowd attacker at Horde, and a sentry killed a disobedient civilian at Bochum. At Essen a fleeing German was shot, and an armored car strike injured several.
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Tour
Ruhr
Paris
Westerlhold
Horde
Bochum
Essen
Bill for State School Board in Texas
Austin Texas March 5 Representative Mellon introduced a bill to create a state board of public school regents for general administration and supervision of public schools and educational interests of the state. The senate committee on internal improvements reported favorably the Frisco I G N merger bill introduced this morning.
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Austin
Texas
Mellon
House
State Board of Public School Regents
Senate Committee On Internal Improvements
Uras Kill French Men In Aleppo
Five French soldiers die in an Aleppo uprising protesting French oppression reported by newspapers in Constantinople. Weather outlook covers Roswell Pecos Valley and New Mexico with fair conditions in the south and unsettled snow risk in the north tonight and Tuesday.
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URAS
Aleppo
Constantinople
Roswell
Pecos Valley
New Mexico
Hagerman Wins State High School Basketball Title
Hagerman defeated Harwood 42 to 22 to claim the state championship at the Albuquerque tournament. Roswell High finished third after beating Albuquerque High 20 to 18. Albuquerque papers accused Pecos Valley teams of fielding older players, a claim denied by Supt. C. C. Hill. Roswell players defended Harwood and praised Roswell and Hagerman for good sportsmanship.
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Hagerman
Albuquerque
Harwood
Roswell High
Albuquerque High
Roswell
Pecos Valley
Hager Man
C. C. Hill
Hornbuckle
Gas fumes kill six in Chicago apartment blunder
Chicago on March 5 reports six people died and many others could be endangered after gas used to fumigate a restaurant by C W Hull escaped into adjacent apartments. Hull claimed to head the National Hygienic Corporation of Buffalo and is detained for questioning. The gas, hydrocenic acid, supposedly seeped from the restaurant through a rat hole into the second floor.
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Chicago
C. WV. Hull
Dunnings Insane Asylum
National Hygienic Corporation of Buffalo
Hull
McNary Fails Senate Confirmation for Currency Chief
Washington March 5 James G McNary El Paso banker nominated as comptroller of the currency failed of confirmation in the senate He has declined the recess appointment offered by President Harding The notice also announces spudding in a new Illinois Producers well across the river from Dayton New Mexico on March 5 at 1 pm Free lunch for visitors The piece notes oil potential in Pecos valley and predicts a producing field by 1923 depending on early work by the Illinois Producers with a Dayton deep well history
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Washington
James G. McNary
el Paso
Senate
Harding
Illinois
Dayton
N. M
Pecos Valley
Pecos
Marriage Licenses Issued In County Clerk Office
Marriage licenses were issued Saturday by the county clerk to Thomas E Robertson and Miss Orma Chrisman of Roswell Redman Pate and Miss Velma Barton of Lake Arthur Back from El Paso, and AL McAnally and wife of East Grand Plains returned last night over the White Line from a brief business trip to El Paso.
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Thomas E. Robertson
Orma ‘Chrisman
Roswell
Redman
Pate
Velma Barton
Fl Paso
AL McAnally
East Grand Plains
White Line
Paso
Chamber Members Told Of Treat Tuesday Night
Chamber of Commerce members will gather Tuesday at 7 30 for a monthly meeting with Cleve Hallenbeck Roswell meteorologist in charge presenting a chart backed talk on the bureau's work The frost signal service plan is noted as timely The program lasts about thirty minutes followed by重要 business matters and committee reports Members are urged to attend promptly for an evening of informative discussion and community involvement
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Chamber of Commerce
Cleve _ Hallenbeck
Roswell
Hallenbeck
Chamber
Harding Asks Support in World Court
President Harding urged the American people to back entry into a permanent court of international justice. In a letter responding to Ohio officials, he said he would push to win overwhelming public opinion during the congressional recess and argued U S adhesion would mark an important shift in international relations for the nation.
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Washington
Harding
Court of International Justice
Earl D. Bloom
Ohio
Ohio Assembly
Cyclone Hits St. Joseph Missouri Causes Major Damage
St Joseph Missouri experienced a cyclone Saturday night causing property damage estimated at 200000 dollars as the storm cut through business and residential districts. Eight people were injured but not seriously. The cyclone struck suddenly from the southwest after injuring eight in Mosby and causing minor damage in Kansas City Troy Hiawatha Kansas.
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ST. Joseph
Mosby
Kansas City
Troy
Hiawatha
Kansas
Hurl in Egypt Heads to Cairo Outrage
In Cairo March 6 an Egyptian was killed and three British soldiers wounded when two unidentified natives in a fast driven car hurled bombs at the British headquarters. The attack comes as the third outrage in three weeks, threatening military intelligence communications.
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Cairo
Egypt
Bumper on Your Car Ad Promises Safety and Savings
An A0 Auto Co advertisement touts a universal bumper for cars to reduce trouble and expense, claiming it prevents damages and collisions. The message emphasizes easy installation and cost savings for vehicle owners.
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A0 Auto CO
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