15 Jan 1920
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Newspaper
The Belen News
Location
Belen, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1920
Page
1
The article cites Wilson’s supporters in Congress, pledging to resist Americanizing the Republican party and endorsing a no-amendments league of nations stance as outlined by Clement Attlee in France. It notes Washington Post observations on labor saving machines and tractors reducing drudge work, improving wages, living standards, and productivity for workers.
Republican members of Congress come from diverse trades. John G. Cooper notes direct entries from locomotive engineering, train conductors, iron puddling, mining, glass manufacturing, printing, farming, and the trades of molding and other crafts. Notable figures include Mondell mining, Burke railroading, and Reddick farming.
A government bulletin notes the high cost of human labor in America versus China and argues machinery has boosted production without harming workers. It contrasts American land abundance with Chinese labor costs, cites automation as increasing employment quality, and mentions straws as a small example of industrial shift from natural materials to factory-made substitutes.
A speaker outlines the American Legion's immense influence with a million members yet insists the group seeks no power. It stresses responsibility to apply wartime lessons, ensure just treatment of the wounded, and help solve postwar readjustment with humility and firmness. Critics say the legion remains out of step with a changing America.
It is recorded that many aliens who fought for the United States have not taken out citizenship since their discharge from the service. Local posts should stress the necessity of perfecting citizenship for these men. They have proven their right to all privileges and responsibilities of citizenship and deserve a full voice in country affairs.
Thrift programs expand in the eleventh district with three hundred hotel staff receiving a $3000 bonus via War Savings Stamps. Texas issues first $1000 registered certificate as state highlights savings efforts by teachers and students, now totaling over sixteen million stamps earning substantial interest. New appointments in the federal savings division and 1920 stamp series debut accompany notes on costs and availability at banks and post offices. A separate U.S. and British debate on the League of Nations follows, alongside a New Mexico probate notice detailing an estate final report and attachment case with property seizure to satisfy judgment.
In Valencia County New Mexico probate court Veneranda Sanchez administratrix of the Deciderio Sanchez estate has filed her final report and petition for discharge Judge Ignacio Aragon y Garcia sets March 1 1920 at 107 o clock a m in Los Lunas for hearing objections County Clerk Diego Aragon by Teles Mirabal Deputy is to receive objections by that date
In the District Court of the 7th Judicial District in ani for Valencia County New Mexico Madardo Sanchez Plaintiff vs N C Hawkins Defendant No 2232 suit commenced and now pending against you in the District Court of the 7th Judicial District of the State of New Mexico in and for the County
In Valencia county New Mexico the Probate Court fixes March 1 1920 at 10:00 am in Los Lunas for hearing proof of the will of Mary Siehler deceased Andreas Sichler filed the instrument for probate Dated January 6 1920 at Los Lunas New Mexico Ignacio Aragon y Garcia Probate Judge
Jose Flores of Belen New Mexico dated January 7 1920 declares his wife Elvira Delgado abandoned her duties and refuses to live with him and states he will not be responsible for their son or any future claims arising in his name allocating no responsibility or compromise from that date forward.
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