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Spanish American, 09-03-1921 Roy Pub Co University of New Mexico UNM Digital Repository Spanish-American, 1905-1922 (Roy, Mora County, New Mexico Historical Newspapers New Mexico) 9-3-1921 Spanish American, 09-03-1921 Roy Pub Co. Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/sp_am_roy_news Recommended Citation Roy Pub Co.. "Spanish American, 09-03-1921." (1921). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/sp_am_roy_news/440 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the New Mexico Historical Newspapers at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in Spanish-American, 1905-1922 (Roy, Mora County, New Mexico) by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. SPA A ME IRK A N "With Malice toward None, w ith Charity for All, and with Firmness in the Right." .vywv)Uí- - Aval.-ri- ROY, HARDING COUNTY, fflSWíXIÜ No. 33. COUNTY EDUCA-IO- N BOARD CF STEPMOTHER ARRESTED IT'S A GIRL, AND C. E. HOBSON THE JEWELER MEETS MOSQUERO - AT FOR MURDER OF STEP- A DANDY TOO TAKES UNTO HI31SELF DAUGHTER; A W IFE. The County Board of Educati- These were the words gre on held' a very important meet- Icq!) or j)qy that News was We- the friends of Schul-t- z Miss PEARL Fritz the ing the Countv Seat last received in Roy eted Editor at Sat dnesday Mrs. last Wdnesday morning when LUCKY BRIDE urday. The meeting was called by that Chas. Dugger of Rosebud been he came down town 10.30 the County Superintendent Myra had arrested about for the murder of her stepdaiigh ftoclqinqlioi with a smile all over his face and C. E. Ilobson, Roy's popular 0. DeFrees for the purpose of Marie, mention of which a box of cigars under his arm. jeweler, got up bright and early approving budgets of the vario- ter was made in the S. A. a few days ago The Editor was much excited Saturday morning and begin hu- us Districts thro out the County. ' Labor Day this year falls upon the 5th day of Sep- Mrs. Dugger was arrested on cir- and scarcely able to talk he co stling around and every one was The members present were Luis tember. In American communities, where' ail worthy cumstantial evidence ans- uld not find time to talk to his of the opinion that he was prepa- C. DeBaca, Oliver Warrender an as the citizens are laborers-- in one wers to certain questions were cr another department Oi many friend who had gathertd ring for a big days work when d Wm. G. Johnson. Mrs. Leonha-r-d numan activity, it is unnecessary to comment upon the g not satisfactory to the officers "' at the office to extend congratul suddenly he was seen moving the other member of the Boa- magnitude and importance of labor. - ' and neighbors. is ations, however cal- in his Sunday best and th- rd was sick and unable to attend It stated that after a little shoe prints were upon ming, he was able to tell us all a en he was seen to enter a car wi- State Educational Auditor Jo- the breast We all know that without labor and its accomplish- of the girl and bout and th Mr. and Mrs. Ray Busey and hn Joerns was present me murdered that sh ments, intellectual as well as material, we would not have it we'learned his at the e had been choaked wife Miss Pearl Prltz and Mr. Floyd Mr. McNabb, and stamped progi-esse- far from the status of the cave duellers; and had presented him eting as was also ; to death. The girl fou- with a sweet daughter Pritz the car whirlled . on Tax Representative of the E. P. little was it. is fitting that a day be set aside and observed each year little that off nd dying on the floor of their ho tipped the scales a 7 pounds and the north road out of Roy and S. W. R. R.- - Mr. Dougla- in honor of labor, and and me when stepmother then dawned upon who ss Assistant Superintendent of the and the he told us further that Dr. Gibbs it those father returned from a to a THEREFORE I, M. C. MECHEM, GOVERNOR says all concerned doing had noticed the actions of Public Instruction. All of 'these yisit that are our neighbors. She lived only an ho- OF THE STATE OF NEW MEXICO, do hereby designate nicely, except well we asked prominent jeweler that he had gentlemen assisted with the wo- ur or so being found doctor so we would be suddenly decided to become " a rk and all of the budgets of the after and the that was unable to speak before death sure, and he said that Editor Sc-hul- tz benedict. iti-- vuuijt.y unxciaiii, vían ui uic is wi- Aoij(Uy, SeplGiiibct' 1921 along well Mr. and Mrs. Busey took were carefully gone over and ad It stated that the father was getting as the ll probably be arrested also for if as could be expected but would happy couple to Mills where they justed. Some of the budgets we- as Labor Day and a Legal Holiday in the State of New the stepmother murdered the ch- Mexico. ; . have to take a little medicine to were joined in the Holy . Bonds re very fair while others tiad to " ild known t all of Matrimony by Rev. D. Ter- be changed considerable. While the father must have quiet his the rest J. as he house I respectfully request that labor organizations, pa- ,rere ral of place. The wedding to- was impossible to give each it left the with his getting along O.K. this it wife and returned with The triotic societies, civic, industrial, agricultural and commer Now all mixed ok place at B. ho District' all they wanted yet we her. if the paper is the'J. Procter neighbors are of the opinion that cial bodies, educational institutions and churches, join up this week don't blame the Edl me in the presence of Mr. rnd beleive the Board and Mr. Joerns in the child was murdered in the ba preparing suitable programs for the day; that all state you all is excus-eabl- e, Mrs. Busey, Foyd Mr. made a fair adjustment on the di tor for know he Pritz and sement and to ho offices be closed, and that the national ilag be displayed ge- and Mrs. B. fferent budgets. later taken the for walking a floor and J. Procter. use and laid on the floor where on public buildings as a mark of yespect to Labor.' good Immediately wedó-n- Grade Teachers were pa- tting out a paper do not go after the First it was supposed her little they were to depot id from 100 to 125 per month ac- that together. taken tht at would befor-- e Mills cording to experience and work find her, but DONE AT THE EXECUTIVE OFFICE This piece of news was not wr- where they took the north the brother came from fie- THIS by pick- - bound Polly Denver, required of them and Second Gr- the THE 27TH DAY OF AUGUST, itten the Editor.but was for Bonder ld and 1921; v h- - Teachers from to the father the stepmother A. D. ea uy m tne regular news way and other points of interest ade $90.00 and found dying. ; returned her WITNESS r.IY HAND AND THE GRE- - by the Devil and the associate ere they will spend a week ar $100.0 per month. ' The Sherriff of Union County AT SEAL OF Editor. --'' ' two honeymooning. At B01 All rural districts were allowed THE STATE OF NEW K f came down Monday and arrested " MEXICO. Well, Frank and wife hero's they will visit the grooms bot-t 5.00 per month for janitor and " Mrs. Dugger and she is now cenf balan- and family. a liberal amount for up keep, re- congratulations from the her fined in Clayton jail await- :M. Cr MECHEM, Mr. pairs, supplies etc. Every Distri- the ce of the force and we all hope Ilobson, the groom is well ing the action of the Grand Ju- will grow up beco- know n in Roy and is one ct in the County was given a ni- Attest: GCvivnor of New Mexico. that she and of our ry. hav- of school " f me a strong, suffragist. Dronunent business men he ne month term and all consi- MANUEL MARTINEZ, schoolsin the County under the The murder has caused Í ing come to Roy from Missouri deradle in Secretary of State.' ago. Boards supervision will begin oh excitement eastern Mr. and Mrs. Martin Ilhvne nearly two years and entered Harding aftd western Union Cou- I Monday; September 12th. It is mourn the lora, of their infant the jeweler business hero and and 'neighbors are dete- íihlw v'-inV- i iVinA iinmp'liuf.-il- at. good in the desire of the Board that all nties the has made his profession. rmined the murder of the in an schools begin on this date so the that He is earnest, hardworking nocent girl shall be broug- will re will be a uniformity of the sch little The little bíH) vas laid to rest man and no doubt make a to justice:-- V,,t;'. hap- ools and the .york being done. ht FAST DAWSON TEAM in the Roy Cemetery Friday af- helpful life partner for his The New Text Books adopted CLEANS UP ON ROY ternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ilhvne py bride.
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