14 Oct 1915
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Newspaper
The Belen News
Location
Belen, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1915
Page
1
Word from El Paso reports Pancho Villa angering local cattlemen and prompting calls for an embargo against his operations as tensions rise with the El Paso livestock men association.
LOCAL B Jacobson returned from the east last Wednesday. C F Jones plans attending Fair on Albuquerque day. Steve Didier and Geo Witzel will travel next Friday to see the largest fair yet. H C Tyler and family from Broxville Tenn were in town Wednesday. The Belen News lists hotel registrations including Mabel Mar and Fred Triff among others.
Police in Albuquerque pursue suspicious loiterers as burglars roam Belen during fair week. Entry at Manuel Sanchez’s Goebel’s Hall and another home yielded clothing jewelry and grapes later linked to a group including Eula and Opal Gooch and several residents. The article notes gatherings and a planned exhibit of grapes at the Albuquerque Fair.
A Denver Post piece by Abdul Baha extols sleek beauty in diversity and unity under one God. It cites God as creation's source and ultimate aim, echoes Christ's line about being the alpha and omega, and defines man as the culmination and expression of the Creator's thought.
The Board of County Commissioners met to estimate funds for the next year’s school maintenance and operation. Minutes note the previous session read and approved, with resolutions adopted to allocate district funds and set the 1915 tax levy. A philosophical aside on humanity and diversity is included, followed by financial allocations and a list of donors from various cities.
A 1915 Magdalena event celebrates diversity and unity urging kindness to all races and viewpoints. It compares human variety to a garden and a chord, urging harmony and shared truth while promoting universal unity and obedience to God.
The federal grand jury in Santa Fe continues its session this week with many cases to try. The U S District Attorney has prepared pleas of cases for the grand jury to consider.
The Belen Roller Mills shut down Wednesday at 2 o'clock due to a pump breakage and expect to restart in about three days. The mill has run long hours daily to meet local flour demand despite the outage.
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