Supreme Court Proceedings Highlight Old Case Details
The article notes the Supreme Court continued discussion of a case where a defendant was said to conceal money and communicate it. Wright remarked that answering the court might have dropped the case. The decision relied on Cardozo's New York opinion, reflecting shifts in New Mexico court relations with attorneys.
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Zinn
Wright
Justice Cardozo
New York Court
New Mexico Supreme Court
Zinn Bribery Case Heads to New Mexico Supreme Court
The state high court weighs whether to judge a sitting justice after a publicity storm and findings that Zinn was cleared of 13 charges. Proceedings reveal broker dealings with E F Hutton in Los Angeles, disputed margins, and questions about precedent in court history. The panel debates the impact of outside commentary and the court’s own authority as exhibits and contracts are reviewed.
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Zinn
Dow
Seth
Wright
Daniel K. Sadler
Respondent
Supreme Court
New Mexico Court
Ward's Lease Extension At Main and Second
Montgomery Ward announces extending its lease at the northwest corner of Main and Second streets. Trustees Alfred S. Moses and Fred A. Walker of Julius Garst estate arranged the deal, adding second floor space at 111 113 West Second Street to be remodeled. The store will debut a redesigned merchandise line including a Supreme washer encased in white lacquer and chromium, Ward Airline radio with instant dialing and a foreign station scale, and a new streamlined bicycle with stainless chrome accents and chromium plating.
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Montgomery
Ward
Main
Second Streets
Alfred S. Moses
Fred A. Walker
Julius Garst
Wards
Mises
West Second Street
Supreme
Barracks Briefs Preview of Institute boxing meet and local gym plans
Plans for the annual Institute Athletic Association boxing meet are nearing finish with University participation expected. Local pugilists like Julio Chiaramonte Bronco 165 and One Round Grandovic in unlimited division prepare as a spring lineup forms. Captain Godfrey screens next year’s grid hopefuls while practice sessions run toward May. Pop Evans endures a prank fire scare as a neighbor lights a paper and shouts Fire triggering a chaotic awakening.
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Institute Athletic Association
Julio Chiaramonte
Julio
Grandovic
Bronco
Malcolm
Godfrey
Pop Evans
Pop
Freddy
Sir Malcolm Campbell
Petting Final Touch on New Mexico Grazing Rules
A New Mexico sub-committee finished drafting final rules for the Taylor Grazing Act administration. Oliver Lee Floyd Lee and W A Losey represent cattle wool and wildlife interests while M Betts plans to present the program to the Interior Secretary in Washington and at state and Roswell Wool Growers events.
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N. M
State Advisory Board
Oliver Lee
Floyd Lee
W. A. Losey
Wild Life
M. Betts
Washington
Secretary of
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