Twelve states move to repeal 18th amendment actions
Fiery mass content focuses on national repeal efforts as twelve states hold conventions or plan actions to repeal the 18th amendment. It notes twenty five more states with pending legislation and details convention dates in Wisconsin and Wyoming. It also covers early 2.2 beer rollout, ads, and rulings by Attorney General Cummings.
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Arizona
Idaho
Indiana
Michigan
Montana
New Jersey
Oregon
Utah
Ashington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Alabama
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Florida
Illinois
Iowa
Kansas
Louisiana
Maryland
Massachusetts
Missouri
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
Ohio
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
Tenuneses
Texas
Vermont
Georgia
Associated Press
Cummings
Washington
House
District of Columbia
Seth Schnitman
F. W. Dodge Corporation
Kentucky
Atwood Heads New Mexico Oil Conference Delegation
Colonel J D Atwood of Roswell and Colonel Albert T Woods of Artesia depart by train for Amarillo then plane to Pittsburgh and Washington to represent Governor Seligman and the state at a governors of oil producing states conference with Secretary of Interior Ikes. W J Barker is the third member of the NM committee.
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J. D. Atwood
Roswell
Albert T. Woods
Artesia
Amarillo
Pittsburgh
Washington, D. C
Arthur Seligman
New Mexico
Ikes
W. J. Barker
Selizgman
Hereford Bull Sale Ready At Eastern New Mexico
Everything is in readiness for the second annual Hereford bull sale of the Eastern New Mexico Hereford Breeders Association to be held at the fair grounds next Monday at ten o'clock. Secretary Weaver Hedgcoxe said strong interest and a large number of buyers, including many from Texas, were expected for stock described as some of the world's finest Herefords.
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New Mexico
Hereford Breeders’ Association
Weaver Hedgcoxe
Association
Texas
Knights Templar Officers Elected In New Mexico Grand Commandry
The annual session of the Grand Commandry Knights Templar of New Mexico elected Wilbur L. Elser of Las Cruces as Grand Commander and Lloyd B. Johnson of Raton as Deputy Grand Commander. Roy B. Robinson of Deming became Grand Captain General with John W. Turner of Silver City as Grand Generalissimo. Harry G. Shelton of Albuquerque is Grand Senior Warden and Thomas J. Hall of Rosemead Grand Junior Warden. Installations followed and appointive officers to be announced. T. M. Bartley of Waco Texas and John Temple Rice of El Paso attended representing higher commands.
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Grand Commandry
Knights Templar
New Mexico
Wilbur L. Elser
Las Cruces
Lloyd B. Johnson
Raton
Roy B. Robinson
Deming
John W. Turner
Sliver City
Harry G. Shelton
Albuquerque
Thomas J. Hall
Roswe
T. M. Bartley
Waco
Texas
John Temple Rice
el Paso
United States
Albuquerque Masons to Host Walter Stockwell Talk
Walter L Stockwell of Fargo North Dakota Grand Master of the General Grand Council Royal and Select Masons of the United States will visit Albuquerque for a Saturday meeting and deliver a speech. In Tucumcari a habeas corpus writ names Leonard Beck and Roy Reed in a murder case linked to Lee Marshall's death. Logan New Mexico, an homesteader, was denied bail by District Judge Harry L Patton. both defendants to remain jailed until the next Quay County term likely in September.
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Associated Press
Albuquerque
Walter L. Stockwell
Fargo
N D
General Grand Council
Royal and Select Masons of
United States
Albuquerque Masons
Stockwell
Tucumcari
Leonard Beck
Roy Reed
Lee Marshall
Logan
N. M
Harry L. Patton
Quay County
Charles Holt Named President of Albuquerque Merchants Group
Charles Holt has been named president of the Albuquerque Independent Merchants Association formed to support legislation in the interests of independent merchants.
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Albuquerque
Charles Holt
Albuquerque Independent Merchants Association
Juarez to Celebrate Revolution Fiesta May First to Fifteenth
Manuel Garcia honorary Mexican Consul in Albuquerque announced Juarez will mark the fiesta of the revolution from May 1 through May 15 with events and celebrations planned across the city.
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Albuquerque
Manuel Garcia
Juarez
Mexico
New Mexico Theatres Face Loss From SB155
Santa Fe reports indicate New Mexico theater operators may lose films from national distributors due to SB155 now in effect. A March 25 conference in Santa Fe will address the emergency. penalties include up to 20000 dollars fine and up to a year in jail for violations.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
Las Vegas
Nathan Salmon
State Corporation Commission
Noted Archaeology Lecturer to Speak at Public Library
Clyde Kulckhohn, authority on archaeology, will lecture on Ruins Munes and Canyons of Southeastern Utah at the Roswell public library next Monday night under Chavez County Historical and Archaeological Society. Slides and motion pictures will illustrate the talk. Public welcome. admission free.
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Clyde Kulckhohn
Utah
Roswell
Public
Chavez County
First Seed Loan Checks Arrive for Chaves County
The first seed loan checks for Chaves County arrived yesterday and will be mailed once mortgages are cleared. County officials urge applicants not to call or inquire by phone. To date 174 loans totaling 32,790 have been approved for seed loans and 35 crop production loan applications totaling 89,830 have been approved, bringing the combined approved amount to 122,640.
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Department of Agriculture
Chaves County
R. L. Kyle
J. R. Thomas
Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation
Fowl Damage Spurs Farmer Complaints Along Pecos River
In Albuquerque on March 24, farmers report thousands of ducks and geese migrating to Pecos river bottom lands. The birds damage alfalfa and grain fields, prompting farm spokesmen to threaten killing the fowl if game authorities do not act.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Pecos Valley
Pecos River
One Well Completed and New Location Staked in SE New Mexico
In SE New Mexico oil fields last week one well was completed and one new location staked. Continental Oil State No. 25-A drilled to 4225 feet produced 160 barrels per hour on open flow. State No. 46 for Texas-Pacific Coal and Oil is located sec 24-18-37. Attempts continue to shut off water in two other wells for a test.
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New Mexico
Continental Oil Company
Texas-Pacific Coal and Oil Company
Hardin No. 1
Humble Oil and Refining Company
Harare
Cattle Sanitary Board to Meet in Roswell Wednesday
The New Mexico Cattle Sanitary Board will meet in the federal court room on the second floor of the Roswell post office building next Wednesday morning March 28 to discuss with stockmen the new quarantine regulations for cattle scabies. All stockmen interested are invited.
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New Mexico Cattle Sanitary Board
Federal Court Room
Roswell
Federal Relief Is Growing Too Fast in Chaves County
The Chaves County Emergency Relief Committee met to discuss reorganizing federal relief as demand grows and unworthy cases are found. They left without a decision, planning to reconvene on the first Monday in April to pursue reforms, hoping farming season will ease the strain as labor hires increase.
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Chaves County
Scout fund in area depleted drives appeal for 1409
An executive committee meeting of the Eastern New Mexico Area Council, Boy Scouts of America, heard treasurer George B. Jewett report that area funds were depleted. The board voted to make one final appeal in all communities to raise 1409 to carry on for the rest of the year.
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Eastern New Mexico
Roswell and Pecos Valley Weather Forecast Summary
Unsettled tonight in Roswell and Pecos Valley with cooler temperatures. Saturday looks generally fair and noticeably colder across the region.
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Roswell
Pecos Valley
State headed for slaughter says Hagerman
Albuquerque March 24 AP New Mexico faces economic self slaughter, says former Governor Hagerman, head of the State Taxpayers Association. He cites rising government costs from 5 million to 25 million yearly, criticizes taxes on oil and licenses, calls four taxes near disallowed constitutionally, warns highway funding shortfalls require 3.6 million annually, and notes 2.5 million from gasoline tax plus 0.5 million from licenses, with a 600,500 deficit. He says lawmakers doubled highway debentures to cover costs.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
H. J. Hagerman
State Taxpayers Association
Republican Women’s Club
Hagerman
Territorial
Highway Department
Mbre
Last Rites Today for Father Francis Sturenberg
Today Rev. Father Francis Sturenberg received last rites at St. Peter's Church with many church representatives from distant places in attendance. Casket bearers included Edah Williams George B Jewett R M Tigner J J Brockheuser J H Murphy and M J Kelly. Burial followed at South Park under Schuler's Funeral Home supervision.
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Francis Sturenberg
St. Peter’s Church
Edah Williams
George B. Jewett
R. M. Tigner
J. J. Brockheuser
J.H- Murphy
M. J. Kelly
South Park
Schuler
Mrs Reid Talks on Indian Life at Local Library
Mre. R. C. Reid of Dexter spoke at length to an interested audience at the Carnegie library during the Chaves County Archaeological and Historical Society meeting. Her talk covered customs arts and symbolisms of Indian life.
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R. C. Reid
Dexter
Carnegie Library
Chaves County
Governor Proclaims Constitutional Meet For Nov. Two
Santa Fe March 24 AP Gov Arthur Seligman proclaims November 2 as the date delegates meet in Santa Fe to decide amendment No 21 repealing the 18th amendment. Delegates elected Sept 19 with three pledges for and against adoption. four constitutional propositions also on Sept 19 ballot. Funds for publication come from a temporary state finance board.
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Santa Fe
Arthur Seligman
U. S
State Finance Board
Res ident D ies Hadder Chron 1855 Phoenix Resident
Thomas J Hadder formerly of Meredian Texas and Roswell New Mexico area died at his Phoenix home on March 158 He was born February 25 1855 in Jasper Alabama He moved west as a young man and later lived in Roswell for eight years He is survived by a son John Hadder of Roswell two daughters Mrs C O Helloway of Hagerman and Mrs W E Homes of Phoenix Seven grandchildren The family had lived in Phoenix since 1918
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Thomas J. Hadder
Roswell
Phoenix
John Hadder
C. O. Helloway
Hagerman
W. E. Homes
Jasper
Alabama
Texas
Angie Pe'ham
Phoenix Arizona
Enthrop Woman Returns Home From Hospital
Mrs. Bob Enthrop was discharged from St Marys hospital and sent home today after a minor operation performed yesterday.
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Mes. Entherop
Bob Enthrop
St. Mary’s Hospital
Disease report shows pneumonia cases in six counties
Santa Fe March 24 AP The pneumonia season has started with 13 cases in six counties per the state health bureau weekly notifiable diseases report. The tally includes 22 cases scarlet fever 7 diphtheria measles 1 meningitis 14 seas 16 scarlet fever 12 tuberculosis 4 typhoid and 3 whooping cough.
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Santa Fe
State Health Bureau
Quail Planted Across New Mexico Counties
More than 260 scaled quail were trapped and planted by Deputy State Game Warden Bert Bacchag on the U S experimental farm near Tucumcari. The release occurred in San Miguel Mora Santa Fe and Rio Arriba counties as part of state game department efforts.
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Santa Fe
Bert Baca
State Game Department
U. S
Ree Tucumcari
Craig Ranch
Tucumcari
San Miguel
Mora
Rig Arriba
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