New Mexico Results Show Jones and Bevien Leading Tickets
The New Mexico state canvassing board released tolls showing Jones leading for United States Senate and Robert Bevien for land commissioner on Democratic and Republican tickets respectively. Early tallies favored Democrats, with margins varying across districts and several races contested by party committees and observers.
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A. Jones
United States
Robert P. Bevien
New Mexico
Harry
Bownan
Republican Stateental Committee
Republicvn
Roberts
Jones
Hubbell
Walton
Hernandez
de Baca
Bursum
Lindsey
McDonald
Lucero
Mirabal
Sargent
Otera
Hall
Patton
Clancy
Martine
Portland land for sale or trade in Oklahoma ad
For sale or trade twelve Portland Oregon lots offered by owner. Seeks one quarter to one half section in payment, valued at 250 dollars each. Owner cannot leave his business in Hooker Oklahoma. Describes favorable climate for truck farming and ready market in coast city. Box 28 Hooker Oklahoma. Sat.
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Portland
Oregon
Hooker
Oklahoma
Howe Home Economics Club Plans Christmas Program
The Howe Home Economics Club met at Mrs. Staley’s home for a lively session. New member Mrs. Frank Thompson was welcomed and a Christmas program was planned for the next meeting on December 1 with Mrs. Chamberlain assisting.
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Howe Economies Glib
Stale v
Frank Thompson
Dames Edmondson Chamberlain
Staley
Hastings Wrestler Collins Loses To Falls In Close Bout
Pall is Wiens defeats Jack Collins of Hastings Nebraska in a 31 minute match at 1040. Collins escaped a toe hold after thirty one minutes but lost as he was hampered by altitude and a cold. Falls offered a return match likely on New Year’s Day with Dr W W Chilton as referee.
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Raighit
Jack Colling
Hastings
Nebraska
Collins
Esape
Rome
Chayton
Fallis
W. W. Chilton
State money for schools apportionment reaches record level
Santa Fe announces a total apportionment of 204 001 20 dollars for the last quarter, the largest in Alvan N. White's five years as superintendent. The per pupil share is 1 70 based on 118 236 school age children in New Mexico, with full detail to follow.
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Santa Fe
Dee
Alvan N. White
Notice from Hayden New Mexico Admits Calf Sale Details
In Hayden New Mexico on November 23 16 the undersigned admits speaking to Henry Mercer about calf sales. He says he was offered 22.50 or 23.00 for calves but received 17.00 total and did not explain proceeds for the rest. The remark caused Mercer to think 17.00 was paid in full. Witnesses: Mrs Henry Mercer and Mrs Katie Hammer.
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Henry Hammer
Witneas
Henry Mercer
Katie Hammer
Republicans Plan Without Colonel Roosevelt
Washington reports show the Republican Party seeking recovery after November 7 losses. Leaders blame the defeat on Colonel Roosevelt while resisting his return to lead party renewal. They fear his influence would clash with TR era forces and aim to exclude him from future restructuring.
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Washington
Roosevelt
National Republican Organization
Goloneo Noosevelt
Chicago
Ansle
Hughes
Republican Party
Sears
Rouvetine
Secretary Baker Supports Red Cross Seals Idea
Newton D Baker then mayor of Cleveland and now Secretary of War expresses strong support for Christmas Seals. He sends 4.75 for this year and orders 25 seals for each of his children Betty Jack and Peggy Baker to place on gifts to teach them community responsibility. He urges others to buy Red Goose Seals and share the burden and opportunity for tuberculosis fight.
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Newton D. Baker
Cleveland
Anti-Tuberculosis League
League
Betty
Jack
Peggy Baker
Grawford Road
Early US Presidents and White House Origins Gossip
A nostalgic column recounts Washington’s swearing in on Wall Street steps, Adams’ funeral tale reactions, and Hoban’s winning design for the White House. It notes cornerstone 1792 and Adams’s brief tenure, plus anecdotes on presidential restraint and Grant, Cleveland, and Grover Cleveland’s era chatter.
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Sivorge
Washington
Wall Street
John Adams
James Hoban
South Carolina
White House
Seay
Washhington
Malay Adams
Abagail Adams
Lever
Grover Clevehmid
Athantic
Equ ity Wallys Meeting Dates and Places Listed
Dates and places for meetings won by National Organizer H Woothe Farmers Society list many school houses and a courthouse. Entries include Dee O Amisiot 200 p m at Dee, and Dec 25 Clayton Court house 12 00 p m school.
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H. Woothe
Sampson
Patterson
Des Moines
Clayton
Court House
Funeral of Mrs Edward D Wight Held at Pinon Street
The funeral for Mrs Edward D Wight who died December 4 was held from 1919 Pinon Street at 2 PM Wednesday. Interment followed at Masonic cemetery. Mrs Mary Anguela Wight, born April 6 in Trinidad when it was a village, was a longtime local resident and descendant of early settlers.
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Edward D. ‘Wight
Pinon Street
Masonic Cemetery
Mary Anguela Wight
Trinidad
Big rabbit drive planned west of G S railroad
On Wednesday December 27 a large rabbit drive is scheduled for residents west of the G S railroad between ML Dora and the Texas state line. The north squad will be led by B J Hilgers and the south by County Agriculturist Orren Beatty. Prizes are offered for participants.
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ML Dora
Texas State Line
B. J. Hilgers
Orren Beatty
Mysterious Nobleman Seeks Bride in Valley Village Tale
Sir Genille Cave-Browne-Cave, famed wanderer and frontier showman, reportedly seeks a wife in the Pitee Niles valley village of Water loo in a tale linking Egypt, India, and the American West. His long life includes wars, captivity, and a stint as a bronco buster before returning to New York.
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Genille Cave-Browne
Sleedor
PI Tee Niles
Jani
Hatton
Miss Keltwood
Davenet
Leicester
England
Egypt
London
India
Orient
San Francisco
Kansas City
Oali
New York
Oldest Colorado New Mexico families member dies
Mrs Augusta Mitchell, mother of the late era, died in February. Surviving are her husband Edward D. Wight. daughter Mrs James A. McKee of Puccbio. Clara Wight. Gertrude Wight. Kenneth Wight. sisters Mrs A J Streeter, Mrs Lucilla Johnson, Mrs B Rucker, Miss Clara Mitchell. and brother T B Mitchell. Trinidad Chronicle News. Christmas gift note mentions fine knives and razors.
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Colorado
New Mexico
Augusta Mitchell
Great West
Wight
Trinidad
Titotgon Academy
Edward D. Wight
James A. McKee
Pucbio
Clara Wight
This City
Gertrude Wight
Vermillion
South Dakota
Kenneth Wight
A. J. Streeter
Lampport
Gale
Lucilla Johnson
Hope
Albert, N. M
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Chile
Opal Slater
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Hixey
Woodard
Mise
Ahambertin
Matt
Chamberlain
Skelton
Raney
Mills
Nan
Osborn
Pallis Wiens
Colonel Roosevelt
Bugis
Baker
Bigerabbit
Dom Huet
Waterloo
Siget
Tsance
Nomi
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