Wood's Penmanship and a General's Lively Notes
Leonard Wood's handwriting is extravagant and hard to decipher yet clear to Hartt the stenographer at Governor's Island. Wood rewrites notes, prompting Hartt to reread. a 1916-17 tour with Johnson shows the general's memo pad mixups and quick wit when a lunch plan is misread as a trip to Ithaca.
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Leonard Wood
Horace Greeley
Napoleon
Omer
Clive Newcome Hartt
War
Governor's Island
Captain Johnson
Johnson
Leonard Wood Supporters Cite Cook County Victory
Marshall Field III chairman of the Leonard Wood committee for Cook county and his wife voiced pride as they left Chicago for Palm Beach. He credited worker enthusiasm and belief that Wood should lead the country, calling the down state vote a tribute to Governor Lowden's supporters and predicting Wood will be chosen at the June convention and win in November.
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Marshall Field III
Leonard Wood
Cook County
Chicago
Palm Beach
Beavers
Lowden
Mrs Wood Likes Toilers Campaigning Not Urged
Mrs Leonard Wood spoke in New York during a tea at the Hotel Imperial for business women. She said she is traveling with General Wood but not campaigning and would talk to stenographers at the headquarters, praising them as the real work of the campaign.
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New York
Leonard Wood
Wood
Women's Wood
Hotel Imperial
Ike
Wood's chances in GOP race rise after big wins
Leonard Wood's prospects for the Republican nomination improved after wins last week. Prominent politicians in the East said Wood could win the delegation from New York if he proves strong against Governor Lowden in Illinois and Senator Harding in Ohio, signaling potential gains toward the 88 New York votes.
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Leonard Wood
N Vation
Hiots
Wood
Lowden
Illinois
Harding
Ohio
New York
Weather and Crop Conditions in Northern New Mexico
The week was cold, mostly dry and windy with some snow in northern districts. Rain is needed. southern areas fairer but fruits mostly lost there while northern districts report late fruits safe. Winter wheat looks good despite dryness. livestock in good condition, calf and lamb prospects strong. Apple and cherry blooms frozen in several towns. alfalfa damaged by wind. soil work and sowing continue across regions.
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Bloomfield
Espafola
Chile
Wood still Leads in Jersey Race
Newark and nearby district results show Major General Leonard Wood maintaining a narrow edge over Senator Hiram Johnson in New Jersey's presidential preferential primary. With incomplete returns from dozens of districts, Wood leads by hundreds of votes while delegate allocations remain unsettled across the 28 states’ contests.
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Jersey
Newark
N. J
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Johnson
Chicago
N.J
Leonard Wood
Hiram Johnson
California
New Jersey
Joneson
Weather notes from Santa Fe bureau report
Tucuncari reports range greening up slowly due to dryness and no crops planted with apples cherries and pears not harmed yet. Roswell notes late planting and poor to fair ranges deteriorating. Questa describes a cold windy week with good range and livestock in good shape. Charles E Linny meteorologist Santa Fe weather bureau.
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Roswell
Charles E. Linny
Weather Bureau Office
Santa Fe, N. M
Croker Comments on Presidential Candidates in Palm Beach
In Palm Beach Croker says the strongest Republican candidate appears to be Wood. He questions the strength of any Democratic contender, noting the lack of a clear Democratic front runner.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Richard Croker
Croker
Mazatlan Hit By Angel's Revolutionary Forces
Reports from Agua Prieta Sonora confirm Mazatlan a Pacific port city in Sinaloa is under attack by revolutionary forces led by General Angel Flores. Generals Calles Serrano and others move to join the revolt while Francisco Serra is named military commander in Cuauhuahua.
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Agua Prieta
Sonora
Mazatlan
Sinalos
Mexic
Angel Flores
Tires Calles Andogaccda
Francisco R. Serrado
Cuhuahue
Revolusimsts
Caies
Serrano
Hermosillo
Chibustue
Alvarado Occupied by Rebels Revolt Spreads
Washington reports from Mexico City say rebels have occupied Alvarado on the Gulf coast south of Vera Cruz and that federal troops have been sent from Vera Cruz to retake the port. In Salina Cruz on the Pacific coast, the government garrison revolted, looting the post office and stores, disarming officials, cutting telegraph wires, and seizing horses as revolts spread toward Mexico City.
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Washington
Mexico City
Alvarado
Gulf
Vera Cruz
Salina Cuz
Pacific
Legal Notice of Desertion Divorce Case in New Mexico
A court in New Mexico records a divorce suit James S. Dobbs vs Grace Dobbs case 2249. Plaintiff seeks dissolution on grounds of desertion. defendant must answer by April 14 1920 or a decree by default will be granted. Barnes Livingston of Belén are plaintiffs attorneys. clerk is W D Newcomb deputy. seal shown.
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Barnes & Livingston
Belen
New Mexico
Pys
W. D. Newcomb
State Land Sale Notice in New Mexico 1900s
Public sale notice for vast land tracts in Santa Fe area under state act. bidders invited for exploration production of oil and gas with payment terms and forfeiture for non completion. field commissioner announces sale date and bid conditions with deposits, penalties, and official seal. First publication January 30 1920. final publication April 16 1920.
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Valengia
Pulitic
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Nornsep
Kew Mexico
Mexico
Acre
Wisith
Teinds
Couns
Commissionre of Public Lands
State of New Mexico
Nla. Field
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Monmouth
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Becker, J. , Chilton
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Chihuahua
Costo
Maycoute
Rauel Garza
Guajardo
Philippines
Harriett Milner Franklin
West End Avenue
Valencia County
James S. Dobbs
Grace Dobbs
Suiise
Wammerm
Bondeer
Hammermill Bond
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