27 Jul 1916
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Newspaper
The Belen News
Location
Belen, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1916
Page
1
The Albuquerque Journal notes strong delegate support for H C Bursum as the Republican candidate for governor, praising his leadership, resource development vision, and broad appeal to Anglo and Hispano Americans. It predicts a decisive result on the August 23 convention day.
Mr and Mrs L C Becker Mrs John Becker Mr Hash and Mrs Fred Becker who went to spend weeks in the Rock Mountains of Arizona are expected today in return of their vacation trip.
Dr. Raley, State Secretary of the Sunday School Association of Arizona and New Mexico, visited Beten to address Sunday schools and a meeting of Methodist and Lutheran Church students. His heartfelt speech moved the children.
Santa Fe July issue of the New Mexico Tax Review presents A E James analysis of the Taxpayers Association on 1915 tax eves, showing county reductions totaling 343 286 73 and noting municipal levies would drop except for a 15 000 rise at Raton. It reviews state institutions finances and urges fund concentration with the state auditor and treasurer.
Phil Le Noir arrives in Albuquerque as secretary of the state fair commission succeeding the late R W Wiley. He plans an aggressive campaign to build a thriving fair, bringing his experience as Las Vegas chamber of commerce secretary and organizer of the Cowboys Reunion. Continued on 4th page.
A note on the Post Office Department’s mail lock and bag attachment program shows dramatic cost reductions under a reorganized shop. New locks weigh 2.9 ounces vs 5 ounces, with production costs dropping from 21 to 8 cents per unit, saving over 53 thousand dollars to date. Repair costs fall, while a cord fastener and enhanced labeling method reduce waste and labor, boosting efficiency across the mail service.
Ralph F. Hutchinson, director of physical education at New Mexico State University, grows fame for producing champion football and basketball teams and a second place track finish at an interstate meet in Tucson. He enforces strict appetites and discipline with athletes, overseeing mandatory physical exams for all entrants and individualized training plans. Women are examined by Dr. Evelyn Frisbie while Hutchinson handles the men, charting deficiencies and tailoring programs accordingly.
Albuquerque's City Electric Company extends service to the University hailing improved public transit. Hutchinson, the college athletic mentor, plans a vigorous training program. The university keys on health and athletics with a new gymnasium, indoor track, and swimming pool to enhance student life.
Four weeks ago Dr John Doe arrived to practice at Didier's Hotel. On Saturday night he cut his wrist, ingested morphia, and reportedly confessed in a low voice before being taken to Albuquerque where he is jailed. Witnesses heard screams and a second doctor attended.
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