Artesia Field Produces 1 Million Barrels Of Oil
Artesia field has produced 1 213 000 barrels in eleven and a half months valued at about 2 062 100 dollars at 1 70 per barrel. Pipeline records show 1 045 000 barrels moved through lines from March 14 1925 to March 1 1926 with additional field use estimated at 12 000 barrels monthly for fuel and processing. Operators foresee production surpassing 2 000 000 barrels annually soon as drilling continues and new wells in the Toomie Allen sand come in.
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Artesia
New Mexico Pipe Line Company
Illinois Pipe Line Company
Pipe Line
Bing
Artesia Fiel
Fiel
Toomie-Allen
Flynn, Welch and Yates
Ohia Oil Company
Poison whiskey kills private secretary to A B Fall
Walter Abbott aged 35 private secretary to former Secretary of the Interior A B Fall was found dead in his roadster two miles north of Tularosa New Mexico today. Poisoned whiskey blamed a verdict of death from poisoned whiskey was returned.
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Tularosa
N. M
Walter Abbott
Secretary of the Interior
A. B. Fall
Here
Abbott
Three Rivers
Ohio
Fall
Boston Polite Stabber Suspect Held for Identification
Police hold two men as they identify a suspect believed to be Boston's polite assailant who stabbed two churchgoers in Back Bay last Sunday and threatened two others on the prior Sunday. Officers found scissors an ice pick and pliers on him. The man allegedly bowed and asked how they were before fleeing. Victims include Mrs. Everett Saltonstall Tucker and Florence McEachern with others recounting similar encounters.
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Boston
Back Bay
Kirs
Everett Saltonstall Tuckerman
Florence McEachern
Compensation Act Gains Arizona Mining Camp Support
Phoenix officials report near universal acceptance of the state workmen's compensation act by mining camps across Arizona. Cleve W. Van Dyke, chairman of the state industrial commission, announced after a conference with insurance company representatives that practical agreement has been reached.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Arizona
Cleve W. van Dyke
State Industrial Commission
Insurance Company
Weather forecast across states shows fair, chilly runs
Colorado expects fair conditions tonight and Friday with little temperature change. New Mexico forecast calls for fair weather tonight, colder in the south and central portions with frost or freezing temperatures in the south, then rising temperatures Friday. Arizona shows fair and continued cold tonight with frost in the south central and freezing temperatures in the southeast, then fair on Friday.
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Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
White robed band shoots roits in Royston killing man
Royston Ga March 11 a shooting fray at the home of H L Bigby left one man dead and two seriously injured. The incident followed a visit by about fifty white robed men. Walton Adams was killed and Ben Harrison seriously wounded. Bigby was shot in the head and is recovering in Anderson South Carolina. Sheriff T H Moss said the band surrendered Bigbys house and that the members may have shot each other. No arrests will be made unless formal complaints are filed. Masks hid the identities of the others. white robes were found at the residence.
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Royston
H. L. Bigby
Lumbermem
T. H. Moss
Bigpy
Bizby
Walton Adams
Farmer
Ben Harrison
Bigby
Anderson, S. C
Mexican Bandit Juan Galindo Reported Near Escuinapa
AP dispatch from Mazatlan on March 11 notes terror in Sonora as bandit and outlaw murderer Juan Galindo moves from Durango to Sinaloa and is said to be near Escuinapa station. Colonel Eduardo Siqueros orders a sizeable troop detachment to pursue and engage the band said to number about 100.
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Mazatlan
Snaloa
Mexico
Juan Galindo
Durango
Sinaola
Escuinapa
Eduardo Siqueros
Frost Quietly Nips Salt River Valley Areas Tonight
Light frost was seen at several locations in the Salt River Valley this morning with no damage reported. Clear skies and continued cool weather are forecast, prompting the weather bureau to advise tender plants be protected. The lowest temperature recorded was 33 degrees.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Salt River Valley
Weather Bureau
Husbands and Wives In New Mexico File Income Tax Separately
Washington reports that New Mexico and six other community property states will let husbands and wives file separate income tax returns for now. IRS Commissioner Blair said rulings from the Department of Justice are awaited, with Mellon pressing for separate returns unless amended guidance arrives. California requires joint filings under its community property rule, while Nevada Arizona Idaho Louisiana Texas Washington and New Mexico may follow the separate filing option pending further rulings.
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New Mexico
Washington
Blair
Internal Revenue Bureau
Department of Justice
Mellon
California
Supreme Court
Nevada
Arizona
Idaho
Louisiana
Texas
Foolish action on evolution pages sparks debate in El Paso
El Paso officials denounce the Texas text book commission for deleting evolution pages from elementary biology. J H McBroom, president of the El Paso school board and acting city attorney, calls the move harmful and likens it to editing law. He argues personal belief aside, his presence and work remain unchanged.
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el Paso
Tex
Texas Text Book Commission
J. H. McBroom
Quebedeaux Acquires Controlling Interest in Western Ice Co
T. M. Quebedeaux of Santa Fe gains controlling stake in the Western Ice and Bottling company. The firm will replace steam power with electric power and invest about $50,000 in improvements. His brother W. E. Quebedeaux of Chicago will join as partner in the Albuquerque venture.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Mar
T. M. Quebedeaux
Santa Fe
Western Ice and Bottling Company
W. E. Quebedeaux
Chicago
Gold Field Rush Underway to Red Lake Trail
Hudson Ontario March 11 AP transportation of supplies to Red Lake where a new gold discovery lies is a major challenge for prospectors. Airplanes dog teams horses and snow crawlers are used as 160 miles of snow and ice are overcome. Depots rise along the trail and a passable highway could enable heavy horse hauls soon amid scarce feed for animals. Elizabeth New Jersey rumors and tears mark a hammer murder trial as Joseph Cowan denies killing William J Clark while admitting kissing Mrs Clark on the cheeks.
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Hudson, Ont
Red Lake
Elizabeth
N. J
Joseph Cowan
William J. Clark
Corruption Charge Claims Patronage Sold Across the South
Representative Busby of Mississippi charged in the House that government jobs from top to bottom were sold to the highest bidder. He alleged a United States government position in northern Mississippi was offered for 1500 dollars.
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Washington
South
Representative Busby
Mississippi
United States
Requisitions for Four Held at Las Vegas Honored by Hannett
Santa Fe New Mexico March 11 AP Requisitions for four persons recently arrested at Las Vegas alleged to be tied to Kenneth Lewis and Company of Denver were honored by Governor A T Hannett He delayed the papers until 9 oclock tomorrow to allow counsel to pursue habeas corpus proceedings The governor refused requisitions for Mrs L Bass J B Bass and Mrs J B Bass stating they were not in custody under New Mexico law
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Santa Fe
N. M
Mar
Las Vegas
Kenneth, Lewis and Company
Denver
A. T. Hannett
S. Kenneth Joseph
Royal Sternberg
A. E. Keist
Louis Bass
L. Bass
J. B. Bass
New Mexico
Seattle's first woman mayor outlines future conduct
Seattle's first woman mayor, Bertha K. Landis, who defeated Dr. Edwin J. Brown by about 6000 votes, says she will be a dignified city executive. She will meet important visitors at the train, but not lesser ones in person, and will base actions on circumstances and common sense rather than her sex. She takes office June 7 and denounces petticoat rule remarks. She will appoint a police chief who is already a department member, but not W B Severins.
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Seattle
Wash
Bertha K. Landis
Edwin J. Brown
Landes
Mine Deaths Rise to Fifteen in West Virginia Disaster
Eccles West Virginia March 11 AP The Crab Orchard mine explosion death toll reached fifteen with another body recovered rescuers pressed to locate four missing miners. A body found earlier was recovered after water in a shaft pit was lowered by pumps. Authorities believe two more bodies may be in the pit.
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Eccles
W. Va
Crab Orchard
Anti-Saloon League rejects straw polls in unofficial vote
Washington March 11 AP Friends of prohibition should not participate in unofficial newspaper polls on prohibition the Anti-Saloon League executive committee declared in a statement published today The league says straw ballots on questions already decided by constitutional methods create a false impression and serve no good purpose
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Washington
Friends of Prohibition
Anti-Saloon League
League
Arizona vows cattle scab extinction in months
The Arizona livestock sanitary board announced a swift program to rid cattle of scabies within a few months. An intensive campaign is under way with the state veterinarian and the U S bureau of animal husbandry. Conditions in Arizona are described as favorable. Attacks begin on Briand's cabinet for including Louis Malvy as interior minister.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona Livestock Sanitary Board
United States Bureau of Animal Husbandry
Arizona
Briand
Louis Malvy
Washington lawmakers convene at noon for daily sessions
The Senate and House meet at noon in Washington as the Agriculture Committee within the House advances its relief bill and continues committee work.
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Senate
House
Agriculture Committee of House
Merger of Two Railroad Equipment Firms Announced
New York March 11 AP A merger of American Locomotive and Railway Steel Spring, two leading railroad equipment makers with assets about 130 million dollars, was approved by directors and awaits stockholders. The exchange would be two LOC shares for three RSS shares and one-for-one preferred.William H Woodin, president of American Car Foundry, will become chairman of the enlarged LOC, while Frederick F Fitzpatrick of Railway Steel Spring will be president. A further consolidation involving American Car and Foundry is discussed in Wall Street rumors.
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New York
Mar
American Locomotive and Railway Steel Spring Companies
American Locomotive Common
Railway Steel Spring
Share Exchange of Preferred
William 4H. Woodin
Mr. Woodin
American Car Foundry Company
American Locomotive Company
Frederick F. Fitzpatrick
Railway Steel Spring Company
Tom Hall Elected New Rotary Club President
The Rotary club announced at its regular meeting that Tom Hall was elected president, with B F Rose as vice president and Claude Simpson as secretary. Officers assume duties April first. A Rotary school program led by Frank Rose featured brief talks on club questions, and a Rotary party was set for March 25 by entertainment chair John Tweedy.
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Rotary Club
Tom Hall
B. F. Rose
Claude Simpson
Rotary School
Frank Rose
Rotary
John Tweedy
Plan air service from Berlin to Vladivostok opens this year
Washington report says the Russian information bureau announced a fifty hour air route between Berlin and Vladivostok, the Pacific port, with regular service planned across about 5,000 miles. Planes will fly day and night, cutting travel time from rail 123 days.
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Washington
Berlin
Vladivostok
Pacific
Russian Information Bureau
Bible professor vindicated by trustees at Emporia College
J S Cornett head of the Bible department at Emporia College successfully defended his claim that the Moses in the bullrushes story is a myth. Trustees re elected him to the Bible chair. In Pennsylvania Hugo Besedek whips football candidates with a Charleston style drill on a tanbark floor.
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Moses
Emporia, Kans
J. S. Cornett
Department of
College of Emporia
Presbyterian
State College
Hugo Besedek
Bandits Loot Train Near Eden Illinois
Bandits held up a Minneapolis and St. Louis freight train near Eden Illinois, cut the train and looted 22 cars. E. E. Nash, chief operating officer in Minneapolis, said the details were scant but a full report was expected later today.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Minneapolis and
St. Louis
Eden
Ills
E. E. Nash
The
Road
Maljamar Finds 2,000,000 Feet of Wet Gas in Lea County
Wet gas of two million cubic feet was found last night in Maljamar Oil and Gas Corp test in Lea County section 21-17-32 at 2760 feet. Officials expect 2 to 5 million cubic feet daily with prospects of a larger oil pool nearby as more wells are planned in Artesia field and across Pecos River.
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Maljamar Oil & Gas Corporation
Lea County
Maljamar Company
Maljamar
Artesia
Texas
Rogers Et al
Pecos River
First Republican Vote on Election Code 15 Reported
Mrs. Charlotte Palmer Republican representative of Taos county becomes the first state legislator to vote on the election code. Governor A T Hannett announced the early vote and said no further results would be released until the poll closes. Closing date set for March 15.
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Santa Fe
N .M
Firs
Charlotte Palmer
Republica
Taos County
A. T. Hannett
Thelma Pike Tango Queen Fined in El Paso Meat Market
Thelma Pike, 17, once hailed as El Paso tango queen, was fined 100 in police court for a hair pulling attack on social worker Mrs. L. S. Farley in a local meat market. Unable to pay, she remains jail.
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el Paso
Tex
Thelma Pike
Bond Issue Is Taken
The latest government bond offering 500 million dollars at 3.34 percent has been fully subscribed. Issued three days ago at a premium of 0.5 percent over par, the thirty year bonds carry the lowest treasury rate since before the war.
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Washington
Mar
Treasury
Collect For Record by Carrier Boys Friday and Saturday
The carrier boys will collect for the Daily Record on Friday and Saturday with monthly collections near the middle of each month. Please have your money ready to avoid extra trips, or you may pay at the Record Office if preferred.
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Daily Record
Adv
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Flynn, Welch & Yates
ALB Fall
ACT
Duke City
GOVT
Casa Vegas
Hannett
W. B. Severins
Bla Railroad Supply
American Car and Foundry Company
Wall Street
Plan Air
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