Campaign swings and payroll charges in New Mexico races
The article covers B Marron and Floyd Kennedy's unsuccessful bids, Anderson speaking in Roy, GOP rallies in Roy and Alamogordo, Mitchell and Crile meeting in Alamogordo, Crile in Capitan, Miera and Crile in Las Vegas, and a Mora county tour. It notes a payroll charge by the Independent Suffrage League claiming 200 added workers to Bernalillo county to sway supporters, plus Quintana denying opposition to the direct primary and calling for targeted changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Marron
Albuquerque
Floyd Kennedy
Portales
Anderson
Roy
Alamogordo
Albert K. Mitchell
Herman Crile
Crile
Capitan
Mitchell
Maurice Miera
Las Vegas
Mora County
Miera
Independent Suffrage League
Miles
Bernalillo
League
Joe Montoya
Santa Fe
Ceferino Quintana
Robert Botts
Quintana
Visiting pastor to preach tomorrow at St Andrews
The Rev. Malcolm Twiss of St Albans Church El Paso will preach at Saint Andrews Episcopal Church tomorrow evening at four thirty. The service concludes the Pecos Valley Deanery meeting with special music by the St Andrews Choir directed by Mrs. C W Grier. Rev. D F Williams will speak at the twelve thirty luncheon in the Parish Hall with visitors from Tucumcari Fort Sumner Portales Artesia Glencoe Carlsbad Pecos invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm Twiss
St. Albans Church
el Paso
Saint Andrews Episcopal Church
Pecos Valley
St. Andrews
C. W. Grier
D. F. Williams
Tucumcari
Fort Sumner
Portales
Artesia
Glencoe
Carlsbad
Pecos
Building permits and honors listed for students
Other students receiving honorable mention for averaging 90 or better in three or more subjects over the past six weeks are H. D. Hughes for a five room house at 206 West 12th valued at 2000 dollars. J. P. White Co. reroof at 327 North Main for 357 dollars. Mrs. Charles W. Haynes remodeling at 606 South Lea for 1600 dollars.
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H. D. Hughes
W. 12Th
J. P. White Co
N. Main
Charles W. Haynes
S. Lea
Guilty verdict in Artesia trial shocks family feud case
In Carlsbad after two hours of deliberation a district court jury found Ed Montoya of Artesia guilty of voluntary manslaughter in the death of Alfonso Parrez during a summer brawl, with clemency recommended. Judge James B. McGhee will sentence him later, possible one to ten years. Montoya’s brother Juan pleaded guilty to assault with intent to kill Eulifio Parrez, injured in the same incident, and his trial was set for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlsbad
N. M
Ed Montoya
Artesia
Alfonso Parrez
James B. McGhee
Montoya
Juan
Eulifio Parrez
Want Ads Report Morning Service at Ten
A notice states that a service of the Holy Communion will be held in the morning at ten with Rev. Lawrence Stueland officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Stueland
Honor Roll at Tatum High School Names Top Student
Emma Robinson led Tatum High School with a 95 average in six weeks. Patsy Rene Gallagher had the second highest average at 94.6. The complete honor roll was announced this week.
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Emma Robinson
Tatum High School
Patsyrene Gallagher
Ludell Anderson
Junior Simpson
Nelle Cullen
Gracie Breckon
Ben Etta Harris
Flodel Harris
Echel Tankersley
Ruth Doyal
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Plymouth
Bowes
C.B.S
E.S.T
Chrysler Corporation
Tatum HI
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