Reid Urges Expanded Role for New Mexico University
Hon. W. C. Reid, former attorney general and state solicitor for the Santa Fe railway, spoke at the University of New Mexico commencement urging broader state support. He called for stronger resources for the state resources commission and a unified board of governors, to expand manufacturing, drainage, and educational opportunities for native youth and women in New Mexico.
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Santa Fe Railway
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Railroads face wage demands could push rates higher
Rail line bosses warn that if train men win wage demands the public would pay about 100 million more annually through higher rates. They argue eight hour day concepts are misunderstood and overtime would alter hours and pay, affecting every American family.
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New Mexico Proclaims Day Of Honor For Veterans
Governor William G. McDonald declares a day of reverence for citizens who risked all in service to the nation. The proclamation salutes sacrifice, citizenship, and dedication to the sovereignty of individual manhood as the Stars and Stripes are honored north and south, east and west.
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State of
New Mexico
Memorial Day Proclamation by New Mexico Official
On Memorial Day May 30 1916 New Mexico urges loyalty and civic duty to strengthen the nation. Citizens are asked to pause at noon for five minutes to memory and impression. Executed May 12 1916 in the Executive Office with the Great Seal of the state. Antonio Lucero Secretary of State.
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Obregon Scott Pact Paves Path for Border Control
A naval and military update states that Obregon agrees to police the border and deploy troops in bandit zones while American forces remain in northern Mexico. Carranza forces are to demonstrate their ability to restore order, reducing the perceived need for further U.S. intervention. The cabinet reported progress toward civil government and a narrowing border crisis.
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Election Notice for Valencia County District 2 Levy
Taxpayers of Valencia County New Mexico district 2 are notified of an election on May 31 1916 at the public school in Pe len New Mexico. The vote asks to approve a 5000 dollar special levy to finish the Corn High School. Voters mark yes or no with an X and place ballots in the ballot box from 8 AM to 5 PM. Election date and administrator signatory included.
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