Memorable world notes and political shifts headline
Notable items from the week include Aunt Mahala Lewis’s death in Ottawa Kansas at 120 a glance at Secretary Wilson’s surprise Omaha packing plant inspection nominations in Kansas politics and a sweeping slate of federal state and local developments across the country from Purity Federation meetings to naval and military appointments and electoral maneuvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahala Lewis
Virginia
Washington
LaFayette
Ottawa
Kan
Wilson
Omaha
Mason
Peters
Congress
Democrats
Kansas
Manford Schoonover
New Mexico Bankers Plan Meeting in Las Vegas on Septem ber
The New Mexico Bankers Association executive committee set Las Vegas as the meeting site and September 25 as the date for the annual gathering. A flood of local notes covers accidents, mining, anti saloon moves, irrigation plans, and public notices across the territory with officials in Roswell Albuquerque and Las Vegas shaping policy and development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico Bankers’ Association
Las Vegas
L. R. Basham
Roswell
Hereford
Texas
Waterbury
Connecticut
New Mexico
Dennis Dorsey
Thomas Ward
W. W. Havens
New Mexico-Arizona Anti-Saloon League
Raton
Phelps
J. W. Fulghim
R. H. Carter
Magill
H. van Valkenburg
J. A. Cutler
McCarty
Gallup
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Territorial Bar Association meets at Cloudcroft summary
The New Mexico Bar Association gathered in Cloudcroft in August with strong attendance. President Hawkins opened the meeting as Ex Governor Prince honored deceased members and Judge Tuley. Secretary Hanna reported 60 percent membership growth in two years and Hawkins urged a constitutional convention to push New Mexico toward statehood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Otero
Garden City
Kansas
Salado Live Stock Company
New Mexican
Pastura
el Paso & Southwestern
Guadalupe County
Arroyo Salado
Otero
Raynolds
A.J. Souther
Souter
United States
Scotland
Wilson Waddingham
San Miguel
Southwest
New Mexico Bar Association
Cloudcroft
Hawkins
E. A. Mann
Supreme Court
R. H. Hanna
Prince
Tuley
Chicago
New Mexico
Hawking
New Mexico Delegation Named for Irrigation Congress
Governor Hagerman notes careful selection of NM men for the irrigation congress to be held September 2 at Bulke. He praises their interest and commits to promoting enthusiasm and securing good appointments from towns counties and clubs for strong representation at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kopi
Heidelberg University
Roosevelt
White House
Brander Matthews
Columbia University
Jefferson City
Folk
Stone
Hadley
Alabama
Hoke Smith
Cleveland
New Mexico
Irrigation Congress
Hagerman
Gwinn
National Reclamation Service
Twitchell
Las Vegas
Congress
Bolo
Roswell Abolishes Licensed Gambling In New Era
Roswell ends licensed gambling as the city’s ordinance lapses with no renewals. A last license on a Free Coinage saloon roulette game expired with hundreds around and thousands changing hands. A new territorial license will allow a gambling hall on the city fringe starting Monday, marking progress in New Mexico reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw
United States Treasury
Pecos Valley
Holland
Lakewood
Roswell
General Land Agent
Northern Pacific
Ohio
Green Cloth
Rosewell
New Mexico
Las Vegas
Artesia
New Mer
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Edward M. Ames
Altoona
Sons of Veterans
Cash M. Cade
Shawnee
National Republican Committee
Guthrie
Pittsburg
Springfield
Joseph G. Cannon
Arkansas City
H. Hines
Solomon L. Long
Atlanta
Ethel Lawrence
London
England
F. Peterson
New York
Cheyenne
Wyo
Berlin
Iquique
Paul's Island
Valdez
Alaska
Chile
Michael F. Dwyer
Brooklyn
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company
War Department
Fort Brown
Tex
Fort Ringgold
Pinar del Rio
Mayana
el Paso
Valparaiso
Ginnon
Odessa
Russia
Till- Hols
William J. Bryan
Roger C. Sullivan
Mr. Bryan
Farmers’ Co-Operative Congress
Mississippi Valley
Topeka
Columbus
Anti-Saloon League
Nebraska
George L. Sheldon
Norris Brown
Edward Rosewater
Mayrion County
Indiana
Tate
Secretary
Treasury
Medical Department
Salvador
Pino Guerra
San Juan de Martinez
Brownsville
Jawis J. Meyer, Jr
James King
John C. Waters
John P. Victory
Union
Richards
Geral Land Office
Central Wyoming Irrigation Company
H. O. Bursum
Territorial Republican Central Committee
Commercial Club
Albuquerque
W. 5. McCutcheon
Antonio Lucero
J. A. McHoney
Deming
Antonio Joseph
Oro Caliente
New Mexico Institute For the
Alamogordo
Ira A. Abbott
Second Judicial District Court
W. K K. Dame
Captain Dame
Mexico
Colima
Harry F. Lee
Sheep Sanitary Board
Harry P. Owen
W. A. Bayers
W. H. Andrews
Mr. Owen
Territorial Bar Association
Asia
Devos
Witte
Tinh and
Curtie'st
Denver
W. I. Parks
Dr. Combe
Arapalioe St
Trpeworth
A. M. Kearan
Modern School of Business
Enterprise Block
Ems Aml
Angie Tach ‘Cisands
Recorda
Campbell Music
Caria Street
Om Nau
STOVE
Brown Palace
Das
Oxford Hotel
Depot
C.H. Morse
Mgr
Colorado
Arapahoe
E. E. Burlingame & CO
Lawrence St
Colo
D. C. Matthews
17Th St
Toei
Tay
Larimer Street
Denvertents
Eet
NAVY
Pioneer Building
Postoffice
Pui
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