Colorado River compact urged by western governors
A 1921 joint resolution by Arizona California Colorado Nevada New Mexico Utah and Wyoming directs Congress to appoint a U S commission to negotiate a compact with the United States on Colorado River water utilization and disposition. It notes governors will present draft legislation and signatories certify adoption by their states.
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Washington
D. C
Bursum
Arizona
California
Colorado
Nevada
New Mexico
Utah
Wyoming
United States
Colorado River
Congress
United. States
Thomas E. Campbell
Colorado River Basin
Congress of the United States
Denver
Agrat
Emmet D. Boyle
Charles R. Mabey
Stephen B. Davis
M. C. Mechem
William D. Stevens
Robert D. Carey
Oliver H. Shoup
States
Congressman's Albuquerque Post Office expansion bill
Congressman Montoya introduced a bill to enlarge the Albuquerque post office at a cost of 100000, to provide space for the Collector of Internal Revenue and other federal officials. He also proposed paying the city 75000 for paving streets around the federal building as part of post office related matters.
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Washington, D. C
Montoya
Albuquerque
Collector of Internal Revenue
Federal Building
Silvertown Tires Lead 20 Percent Price Reductions
The Goodrich price cut brings Silvertown Anti-Skid tires 20 percent below prewar levels and 15 percent under 1913 figures. The change highlights longer tire mileage claims, with 6000 miles on fabric and 8000 on cord, and garners support from motorists, dealers, and press as a broader effort to restore normal price levels.
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Silvertown
Goodrich
Herbert Hoover
Secretary of Commerce
Times
What Think Of Your Town Expert Coming
In Wichita Pagle era chatter highlights a Chautauqua program stressing community impact. A fearless outsider speaker is praised for clear reflection on town life and public perception, urging local engagement at the Community House.
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Tauqua
Congress hears Smith McNary Bill for reclamation funds
Ex Governor Spry, now General Land Office Commissioner, presided as Congress discussed the Smith McNary Bill carrying 250 million dollars for reclamation. Burton L French named Steering Committee chair, Nestor Montoya represents New Mexico. Miss Francis Montoya attended a White House East Room reception with Congressman Montoya. Secretary Denby hosted a sham battle for 250 congressmen at Quantico. Madame Curie shows interest in New Mexico ore torbernite sent to Smithsonian. General Wood invited to China. Mrs Fall to Cuba for Zayas inauguration.
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Congress
Reclamation’ Bureau
Spry
Utah
General Land Office
Burton L. French
Idaho
Nestor Montoya
New Mexico
Ways and Means Committee
Fordney
New ‘Mexico
Francis Montoya
White House
East Room
Harding
Denby
Quantico
Congressman Montoya
Madame Curie
Mexico
H.O. Bursum
Robert’ Woods Bliss
Silver City
Mme. Curie
Smithsonian Institute
France
Bursum
Curie
Alvan N. White
Mme
W. B. Meloney
Delineator
Nathan Boyd
Wardman Park Inn
Allen Ellington
Los Angeles
Dr. Boyd
Dona Anna County
Elephant Butte
General Wood
China
Leonard Wood
Chinese Republic
Wood
Philippines
W. Cameron Forbes
Fall
Seretary of Interior
Jack Fall
Washington
Cuba
Zayas
Boaz Long
Great Western Serial unfolds at Strand theatre aftermath
Red Feather awakens to danger as a bandit plot unravels near the Three-Bar ranch. Dick Ranger, Betty Marsh, Gerald, and Red Feather confront Rudolph Meyer and the Purple Riders in a tense pursuit across quarry and ranch, with hidden Marsh papers at stake and a perilous train jump. Continuous conflict promises resolution next week.
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Red Feather
Betty Marsh
Sheriff Dick Ranger
Betty
Gerald
Threeay Ranch
Purple Shadow
Doc Dreamer
Dick Ranger
Rudolph Meyer
Purple Riders
Doc
Leorn
Meyer
Dreamer
Tannersville
Miss Marsh
Peer
Stephen Marsh
Bett
Marsh
Meyers
Ryan Betty Marsh
Elinor’ Field
Gerald Marsh
Ernest Shields
Walter Rogers
Doc” Dreamer
Charles Dudley
Eee Tee Nen Maude
Emory
Resolutions Honor City Nurse Miss Marian Spencer
The McKinley County Red Cross voted unanimously in executive session on May 18 to honor Miss Marian Spencer for her fearless and steady service as City Nurse. The resolutions express sincere thanks and gratitude, regret her departure due to other pressing duties, and provide copies to Miss Spencer and local papers.
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McKinley County Red Cross
Marian Spencer
Spencer
McKinley County ‘ Red Cross Chapter
RED Cross Committee
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Chicago
Harper
Cong
Lenin
Wichita Pagle
W. H. Nation
Fins
Dr.LeGear
Albert E Smith
Joe Ryan
THE
Albert E. Smith
Cleveland Moffett
Vitigraph
Strand Theatre
Colorado Springs
Gallup
Lamb Motor Co. F. ‘Ss. ‘Lawrence
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