Wool Growers Open Convention in Albuquerque
A packed New Mexico Wool Growers Association convention convened in the district court room with about fifty out of town visitors. H B Watkins led Albuquerque boosting for the next gathering as E M Otero opened, C G Hill gave the invocation, and L O Fullen delivered welcomes in place of the governor.
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New Mexico Wool Growers Association
District Court Room
Albuquerque
H. B. Watkins
Chamber of Commerce
E. M. Otero
C. G Hill
L. O. Fullen
H. M. Dow
Holme O. Bursum
Socorra
Andrew Eggum
Pecos Valley
Frank C. W. Pooler
New Mexico
F. L. Schnieder
F. J. Hagenbarth
National Wool Growers Association
Gilder
Sues Chamber of Commerce
J. E B. Saint
State Tax Commission
S. E. Piper
Dan Padilla
Sheep Sanitary Board
Exposures and woe? 1920s Minnesota tale
An excerpt by Margaret Roche for United Press navigates early 20th century sports and society in Minnesota. It reflects press style of the era, noting regional teams, players, and local impact with concise reporting and period voice.
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Margaret Roche
United Press
Fashion Fads Push Women Toward Quick Thinness
New York readers confront spring styles favoring slim silhouettes while quack cures promise rapid weight loss. Anxious dieters encounter sensational capsules and fake diet regimes. experts warn of dangers and advocate steady, safe methods.
Income tax filing urged for 1919 by all earners
Citizens and residents must determine tax liability for 1919 with March 15 as the last filing date. Follow Form IQ10A for guidance, file accurate returns under oath, and attach any tax due. Free advice available from Internal Revenue offices and banks during banking hours. Penalties include fines up to 1000 dollars plus 25 percent of tax for late returns and harsher penalties for false or fraudulent filings.
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Internal Revenue Office
Allied and Turkish forces clash in Constantinople
Reports from London say Allied and Turkish troops clashed in Constantinople where martial law has been declared. An extensive demonstration by twenty thousand British French and Italian troops occurred before fighting resumed. Reinforcements are heading to Constantinople to bolster garrisons to about fifty one thousand with five thousand French on duty in the Balkans.
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London
Constantinople
Turkey
Balkans
Alderman candidacy notices and misc notices
A batch of items includes candidates announcing runs for alderman in the Second and Fifth Wards, plus assorted notices and tax guidance. The candidates named are BED P. CARMICHAEL for the Second Ward and FRED J. BECK for the Fifth Ward. The rest comprises sale notice and tax information about interest income and reporting obligations for 1919 and related entities.
Income tax due due by March 16 in 1919
Income tax returns for year 1919 must be filed by Monday March 16. Each return must be accompanied by cash or money order for the full amount or at least one quarter of the tax due. Cash payments accepted only at the collector’s office. mails at sender’s risk. Residents of New Mexico file with Curt A Hatch, Collector, Albuquerque. Penalties for late filing or late payment warned. Early filing and payments urged to relieve last day overload.
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New Mexico
Curt A. Hatch
Internal Revenue
Albuquerque
N. M
Peace talks reported as Romania accepts Soviet proposal
Paris reports indicate Rumania accepted the Soviet proposal to negotiate peace. additional dispatches claim Soviet armies began attacks on Poland, with Poles defending cautiously. also repeated ads note housework help wanted and a Christian Science lecture announced in Roswell.
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Rumania
Paris
Russia
Poland
Railroad wage talks under Esch Cummins law begin Wednesday
Negotiations open between railroad representatives and two million union workers under the Esch Cummins framework. Unions seek 25 to 40 percent raises totaling nearly a billion dollars annually, while rail executives warn such increases require broader rate hikes prohibited until September, with experts noting higher rates would lift living costs.
Slipping Board Steamer Guilford Sinks Off Nantucket Shoals
New York reports the shipping board steamer Guilford sank after crew abandoned ship yesterday in a gale. Five officers and thirty-eight men were rescued by another steamer. Guilford sprang a leak Saturday night. Two other steamers report trouble with lost propellers or rudders, aid en route.
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Atlantic
New York
Shipping Board
Nantucket Shoals
Chamberlain Hotel in Newport News Destroyed by Fire
A mysterious blaze at the Chamberlain hotel in Newport News Virginia last night left the building destroyed. The loss is reported to exceed one million dollars with extensive damage to surrounding property. Local firefighters battled the flames through the night and no casualties are listed.
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Chamberlain Hotel
Newport News
Chamberlain
Pere Marquette Steamer Sinks Off Ludington Harbor
The Pere Marquette Steamer No Three sank a half mile off the Ludington Harbor entrance in Lake Michigan this morning. Thirty five crew members and about a dozen passengers were rescued.
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Lake Michigan
Milwaukee
Wis
Ludington Harbor
For Rent 40 Acres Near Hagerman Alfalfa Ground
A notice offers 40 acres half a mile from Hagerman all in alfalfa for rent. The renter must bale hay on a 200 acre farm and has potential to sell hay to the owner. Contact E. E. Lane Hagerman New Mexico. 816x
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Hagerman
Ann “Arbor Press
E. E. Lane
N. M
Railways win in high court on valuation basis
In Washington on March 8 the railways secured a Supreme Court ruling against the Interstate Commerce Commission, demanding that valuation be set at the present value of rights of way and terminals rather than original cost. The decision, seen as far reaching, allows the commission to base rates on this valuation, potentially boosting rate levels under the railroad law which guarantees a 5.5 percent return on property value.
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Washington
Railways of the
United States
Supreme Court
Interstate “Commerce’ Commission
Commission
Turkish forces mobilize near Constantinople in clash feared
Washington reports forty three thousand Turkish troops are under arms in the area where twenty thousand Allied soldiers are said to have clashed with the sultans men. The Turkish regular army concentrates in Constantinople and Athlone. No official combat report yet. military men expect fighting.
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Washington
Constantinople
Athlone
Income tax on stock dividends ruled unconstitutional
Washington March 8 The supreme court held unconstitutional the section of the 1916 revenue law providing for levying an income tax on stock dividends.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Election Officers Tomorrow at the Elks Lodge
The Elks will hold their regular officer election tomorrow night and the chief state deputy will pay an official visit to the lodge. The initiation planned for tonight has been postponed to tomorrow night.
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The
Elks
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Walter M. Connell
New Mexico Military Institute
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Roswell
Mabie Lowrey
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P. Carmichael
Fred J. Beck
North Union
Francisco Villa
Chihuahua
Chihuhua City
Joseph Williams
State Department
Williams
R. W. Black
Stewart
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Robert Peltier
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Spokane
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Boston
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Masonic Temple
Petin. Ave
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Frderick Lee
Tred Lee
Roswell Advertising Club
Fred Lee
Co. L. Sanders
B. B. Ginsberg
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B. Lynch
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CD Realty & Investment Co
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North Main St
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