Antonio Lucero Dies Suddenly in Las Vegas
Antonio Lucero former state prohibition director and first secretary of state of New Mexico died at his East Las Vegas home on Monday at 5 30 am from stomach trouble. He led Democratic politics for a quarter century and edited La Voz Del Pueblo from 1893 to 1912. He leaves seven children and was survived by his wife Julianita Romero. The state house closed and the dome flag lowered for his funeral. He was active in Knights of Columbus and local militia service.
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Las Vegas
Albuquerque
Antonio Lucero
la Voz del Pueblo
House of Representatives
R. H. Hanna
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Order of Knights of Columbus
Julia
Edmunde. M
Floner
Arturo Francis Paul
Julianita Romero
Santa Fe
State House
Roy
Ruben Lujan to Open Clayton Restaurant in Mc Grath Building
Ruben Lujan of Clayton rents two rooms in the Mc Grath building next to the pool hall to open a first class restaurant and short order shop. He has 15 years at the Ecklund Hotel in Clayton and will serve the public by next Monday. An advertisement will appear in the L.A. next week.
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Clayton
McGrath
Lujan
Ecklund Hotel
Roy
L.A
Mrs Ray R Leach Ill At Home In South Town
Mrs Ray R Leach is seriously ill at her home in the south part of town. Family and physicians report every available care is being given, but her condition remains grave.
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Ray R. Leach
Roy Romps Maxwell in Big Win for Roy Team
The Roy team pounded Maxwell 18 to 3 in a fast game. McCargo pitched well for Roy as Maxwell struggled with pitching and fielding. Upcoming games include Raton at Raton and Springer at home with a tough schedule ahead backed by manager Paxton.
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Roy
Prairies
McCargo
Doc
Picthers
Raton
Afate
Springer
Paxton
It's a Girl Report From Montoya Family
Pete Montoya announced the birth of his daughter on Thursday morning. The infant arrived in the early hours, with Pete sharing the news with friends and family. Dr. Gibbs attended and reports mother and baby are doing nicely. The Montoyas and Romeros celebrate this week.
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President Harding Thanks Mr Johnson for Spanish American copy
The White House letter dated June 22 1921 from Washington thanks Wm G Johnson Roy New Mexico for sending a copy of the Spanish American and for the kind letter of June 19 expressing good wishes. The President is gratified by the courtesy.
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Harding
White House
Mr. Johnson
Wm. G. Johnson
Roy, New Mexico
County Commissioners Organize and Elect Chairman in New County
The Harding County Commissioners met in Call session with all three members present and elected E F Gallegos as chairman. They arranged for record books typewriters and transcription contracts for Mora and Union counties and outlined district boundaries and future meetings to set budgets and precincts for the new county.
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Bufracio Gallegos
J. H. Crane
Woodward
Lieb
Baton
E. F. Gallegos
Hutchinson Kansas House
L. C. Smith
Harding County
Mora
Union Counties
Mora County
Hillip Sanchez
Union County
Ollie Teasdale
San Miguel Co
Rea River
N. R
N. EH
N.R
Bell Pasture
Montoya Grant
Red
Harding County Institute In Full Swing In Trinidad
The Harding County Institute led by County Superintendent Edith M. Coffeen opens in the Trinidad Lucero buildings with over twenty teachers enrolled. Leona Logue of Idaho serves as conductor and Anna Pankratz as instructor. examinations are scheduled the last two days.
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Trinidad
Grace Ogden
Mora County
Ogden
Coffeen
Logue
New Mexico
Wagon Mound-Mora
Blas Sanchez
Idaho
New Mexco
Tax Roll Transcriptions Forecast for Harding County
Ernest G. Parks and Col. Roy travel to transcribe Union and Mora county rolls with a target to complete by mid July. Expect 1 percent monthly interest after August and a 5 percent penalty if paid by August first. County treasurer urges timely payment to avoid penalties.
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Ernest G. Parks
Treas
Harding County
Clayton
Col
Union County
E. J. H. Roy
Mora
Union
Mofa
Parkes
Woodward
Agave
Aso
Roy
Mr. Parkes
Notice of temporary cafe closure due to illness
Sickness in the family forces the cafe to close for several days. The owner hopes to reopen within a week or so. Contact details unavailable due to the incomplete text.
County Board of Education to be Named Saturday
Hon Judge Lieb plans to name the New County Board next Saturday with two Republicans and two Democrats. One member will be a lady and District No 1 may receive two appointees. The board will oversee county schools except Roy and Mills independents. Full list of appointees to appear next week.
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Lieb
Roy and Mosquero
Roy
Mills
Odd Fellows Installation of Officers Next Wednesday
Notice requests all members to attend the installation of officers next Wednesday evening July 6. A banquet will follow after the lodge closes, with G Tom Strong serving as secretary.
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Caris
Tom Strong
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