Court Docket Shows Assault and Licensing Case
In the Justice of the Peace Court Territory of New Mexico v Ed Wood, one case for selling goods without a license was dismissed for lack of evidence. The assault with words charge resulted in a $10 fine plus costs, later remitted with a 24 hour town leave. another case saw Deputy Sheriff R H Carson charged with assault and battery plead guilty with fine and costs. Oscar Blunk faced burglary and larceny charges over about $12 from Thos Meurett’s house, bound over to the Grand Jury with $300 bond. A. S. Bushkevitz sues Dawson Railroad Co for damages over hog killings near Roy. company cites no fence obligation. The statute doubles damages if the right of way is unfenced within six months after road completion.
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Justice of the Peace Court
Territory of
New Mexico
Ed Wood
R. H. Carson
Solana
Oscar Blunk
Thos. Meurett
J. FF
Bushkevitz
Dawson Railroad Co
Roy
Railway Co
Open letter calls out land proof irregularities in Solano letter
A Solano Herald open letter urges publication as a warning against unjust land claims. The writer questions a homestead final proof notice filed far from the claimed community and suggests protests are needed to protect neighbors and government interests.
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Solano Herald
Solano N. M
Herald
Solano
Township
Range
Enjoyable Outing at Roy Orchard and Ranch
One of the merriest picnickers crowds set out Sunday morning to Roy Orchard and Ranch. They spent the day on the lake, picnicked, and explored an old Sioux Indian cave. Souvenirs of Indian curios were collected before returning, tired but content. The party included H. Goodman, Max Karlsruher and families, Josephine Roy, Grace Romine, Eugenia Roy, Mrs Roy, Mrs Adler, B. J. H. Roy, Dr. Evans Roy Wood, and Richard Phalon.
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Roy Orchard
Mr. H. Goodman
Max Karlsruher
Josephine Roy
Grace Romine
Eugenia Roy
Mesdames Roy
Adler
Messers
B. J. H. Roy
Evans Roy Wood
Richard Phalon
Socorro Delegates Named for Republican Territorial Convention
Socorro New Mexico July 24 1922 the county Republican convention named delegates to the Santa Fe territorial convention August 18 Francisco Luna y Chavez Jose B Torres Leandro Baca James H Wallace Abram Abeytia Anton Mayer H M Richards D A Ortega B G Baca AC Abeytia W E Martin and H Bursum. The delegates were instructed to vote as a unit for the renomination of W H Andrews as delegate to Congress.
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Socorro
N. M
Socorro County
Santa Fe
Francisco Luna Y Chavez
Jose B. Torres
Leandro Baca
James H. Wallace
Abram Abeytia
Anton Mayer
H. M. Richards
D. A. Ortega
G. Baca
A.C. Abeytia
W. E Martin
H. ©. Bursum
W. H. Andrews
Congress
Clerks Wanted in Forestry Service Across West
The Civil Service Commission issued notice for examinations in major western cities to hire clerks for national forest headquarters. Positions pay from 900 to 1200 dollars annually with openings in nearly all western national forests.
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Washington
Civil Service Commission
Forest Service
Open Letter Response on Publication of Legal Notices
A Mora County official defends using the Mora official county paper for final proof notices, countering claims that Solano Herald is suitable. They note Solano’s short existence and lack of circulation, while asserting Mora’s paper meets legal requirements. They warn the letter’s author to be careful about accusations and remind of others holding noncompliant claims.
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Solano
Larrazola to Speak in Roy and Solano August 25 26
The Territorial Democratic Central Committee announces that Hon. D.A. Larrazola will speak in Roy on August 25 at 8 20 PM in Bushkevitz Hall and again on August 26 at 9 30 AM in Solano. Everyone is invited to attend and hear his remarks as both parties’ visitors are welcomed.
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Territorial Democratic Central Committee
A. Larazola
Roy
Bushkevitz Hall
Solano
C. A. Larazola
J. Floersheim Ter
Com. Man
Crop Reports Show Crops Near Normal Averages
Government crop data indicate national levels near the ten year July 1 averages with corn at 71 cents a bushel and wheat at 85 cents, while acreage appears slightly larger. The tone suggests the market and politicians should not overstate a calamity.
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United States
Kansas City
Chicago
America Gains Ground in London Olympic Contests
The piece notes America closing the gap on Britain in the London games. It credits American athletes with resilience amid climate changes and disputed calls, praising clean sportsmanship and physical prowess as popularity grows among nations.
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London
America
England
Taft Accepts Nomination Speech Delivers Roosevelts Policies
William Howard Taft spoke in Cincinnati on July 28 accepting the nomination. He rebutted Democratic charges, defended Republican reforms, and urged securing ongoing progress. He argued tariffs must offset production costs and wages, praising labor rights and national resources while contrasting Republican prosperity with Democratic disaster.
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William Howard Taft
Cincinnati
Ohio
Bryan
Mr. Taft
Roosevelt
Taft
Porto Rico
Cuba
Philippines
Worm Illustration Sparks Classroom Lesson Fail
A Sunday school teacher promotes cruelty prevention with a worm drawing and a warning not to step on it. Willie reads the inscription aloud but misreads as This is a warm doughnut step on it, highlighting miscommunication in the primary class.
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Willie
Notice of Lost Horses
On the tkthday of July 1S two horses stray ed or stolen a bay horse branded P on the left shoulder and a dark bay branded Y on the right hip. A reward of $ .00 is offered for information leading to recovery. Jose Dolores Medina Roy N M
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The
Andrews
Forestry Service
Min
Larrazola
Jose Dolores Medina Roy N. M
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