04 Sep 1914
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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1914
Page
1
An individual will attend all the courts in Sierra County and the Third Judicial District from the office located at First Door West R of R C Church Main Street Rutorwiyot Love.
A notice states an Albuquerque attorney and councillor at law will be present at all terms of court in Bernalillo Valencia Socorro and Bernalillo Counties. Dexin good gold silver and copper mining properties in New Mexico are referenced.
In Lambert England an elderly man was ordered to pay 60 cents weekly for the maintenance of the son of a woman he married two years earlier. He claimed not to know of the boy before the marriage and protested he had never seen the child. The magistrate noted the danger of levying on widows and remarked the man’s prior indifference to marriage.
The document outlines multiple proposed constitutional amendments by the New Mexico Legislature. It includes changes to Article VII Taxation and Revenue to cap state taxes and expand exemptions, plus proposals to modify Article X and Article V sections detailing county officer terms and executive department composition.
Washington reports about 1.5 million unnaturalized foreigners over 21 years old from warring European nations in the United States. Including women and children, 9,865,479 foreign-born residents are from war nations. Entente and Belgium could call 792,068 of their countrymen, while Germany and Austria-Hungary could muster 650,962. Other nations listed include Great Britain, Ireland, Canada, Russia, Finland, France, Belgium, and additional European patrons with varying counts.
The Belgian government grants amnesty to army deserters who return home by October 4, 1914. A letter from the Belgian consul in Denver invites those deserters to register and confer with consul J. Mignollet in Denver, Colorado, for details.
Arthur J. Evans appeared before Justice Peach in Columbus charged with driving an automobile without paying the occupation tax. Judge Peach assessed a $10 fine and costs, which Evans paid, and he plans to appeal to the district court when it convenes in October, per the Deming Headlight.
Mrs Albert F Wagner sues for separation saying her refusal to dance the tango enraged her husband who attacked her and stepped on her toes, a claim reported from New York.
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