Certificate of Nonliability and Articles of Incorporation
The document records the New Mexico State Corporation Commission certifying the nonliability statute for Excellence Motor Company and includes detailed Articles of Incorporation listing offices, stock, directors, and signatures of W J Easterday Joe Bell and E G Newmeier. It notes the 1920 filing in Valencia County and the appointment of F H Livingston as statutory agent. It also mentions Leonard Wood’s role as White House surgeon and medical adviser to the secretary of war.
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State of New Mexico
State Corporation Commission of
New Mexico
Certificate OF
United States of America
Excellence Motor Company
State Coronation Commission
State Corporation Commission
Santa Fe
Hugh H. Williams
A. J. Morrison
State of
Art
W. J
Newmeier
Valencia
E. G. Newmeier
Joe Bell
Frank C. H. Livingston
Office of State Corporation Commission of
State of New Me
State Corporation
Commi
Sint F
A. D
Hugh A. Williams
New
Fexcellencr Motor Company
United States
Towit
Belen
F. H. Livingston
W. J. Easterday
Belew
New Mex
Ico
W. J. Basterday
G. Newmeier
W. Strerday
W. J Easterday
Frank
H. Livingston
Motor Company
ULENC
Commission of New Mexico
L. Morrison
Leonard Wood
Washington
Navy
Secretary of War
Wood
Cleveland
McKinley
White House
Lincoln
New Mexico Weekly Industrial Review highlights growth and projects
The New Mexico Weekly Industrial Review notes rising livestock numbers and labor share, forest planting, oil wells, Colorado and New Mexico developments, and public works in cities like Santa Fe, Las Vegas, Roswell, and Clovis. It mentions bank moves, school builds, railcar funding requests, and cooperative marketing efforts, alongside grim satire about Bolsheviks and animal protection bills.
Public Works Bids and Harsh Commentary on Prison Confinement
The notice lists road construction items and quantities in New Mexico including gravel surfacing and culverts with metal and concrete components. It invites sealed proposals and stores a note about a controversial claim alleging government confinement cages for prisoners, mentioning Fort Leavenworth and a medal awarded to a driver. The document reflects 1920-era infrastructure bidding and a separate sensational claim on prison treatment.
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Aleatroshy
War Department
Fort Leavenworth
America
Optician Dr J W Compton to Visit Local Office
Dr J W Compton, Optician, will be here at the office north of Becker’s on days only. Eyes tested and glasses fitted.
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J. W. Compton
Optician
Becker
Legal Notice in New Mexico Case Against Defendant
Arete Dake bs hoe No. 284 legal notice. The shove named defendant is herelis x j that sit has been iba against you in seid the atovaziemed court. desertion grounds. Enter appearance on or before April 14, 1920 or a decree pro confesso will be taken and relief prayed for granted. Karnes and Livingston of Relen New Mexico are plaintiff's attorneys.
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Kiiss
Karnes & Livingston of
Relen
New Mexico
AEA
Strict on punctuality in Leonard Wood's service
Clive Newcome Hurtt recalls Leonard Wood's rigid discipline at Governor's Island. He details missing the Ishind boat by minutes, being rebuked quietly by the general, and a near splash into cold water after a late arrival. Two mornings in a row he faced lenient yet firm reminders from corps guards and officers.
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Leonard Wood
Clive Newcome Hurtt
Governor's Island
Wood Calls For Thrifty Govt Postwar Economy
Leonard Wood urged cutting government expenditures to prewar levels during a Bows tom 10 speech after cancelling his Hostern tour due to rail strikes. He criticized war spends and excess taxes, calling for longer time to spread war burdens and reduce profits taxes on business.
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Leonard Wood
Hostern
Bowstom
Aso
Congress
Wood First In Leslie's Poll
Norman J Gould and Thomas W Miller Eastern managers for Leonard Wood report a nationwide Leslie's Weekly poll results. Wood leads with 2 474 votes, Johnson 752, Lowden 204, Poindexter 172, Harding 88, Hoover 104, Pershing 33, Coolidge 56, Borah 68, Wilson McAdoo Hughes Taft Hanson and others received scattered votes.
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New York
Norman J. Gould
Thomas W. Miller
Leonard Wood
Theodore Williams
Leslie's Weekly
General Wood
Johnson
Lowden
Poindexter
Harding
Herbert Hoover
General Pershing
Cooleidge
Senator Borah
President Wilson
William McAdoo
Charles &. Hughes
William Taft
Ole Hanson
Newsie Widmeyer Joins Wood Campaign in Ohio
Cincinnati April dispatch says Titemy Widmeyer known as king of the newsboys has joined Leonard Wood’s active forces and is aligned with Wood presidential headquarters in the Johnston building. His news stand displays a call for volunteers to join the Wood hosts in Ohio and a basket of Wood buttons is offered to passersby.
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Cincinnati
Titemy Widmeyer
Leonard Wood
Wood
Johnston Building
Appete
Widmeyer
Ohio
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