Organizations · starting with D

A daily newspaper publication offering weekly and daily subscription options.

The Daily New Mexican is a newspaper published by the New Mexican Printing Co., entered as second-class matter in Santa Fe, with various subscription rates.

a.k.a. The Daily New Mexican

The location of U. R. Henderson's office in Kingston, New Mexico.

a.k.a. Damons Dng Store

Organization collaborating on a commemoration project creating audio eulogies for Buffalo Soldiers.

David S. Lowtzki's store sells furniture, queensware, and household goods.

A mining operation using oil efficiently for mill operations, reducing per-ton processing costs.

De Beers is the company for which Fred W Parker formerly worked in South Africa as a diamond expert.

Legal representative of Barney who arranged the exhumation and post mortem.

A newspaper from which certain news items are reprinted.

Railroad company that paid $900 to Johnny Murray for the loss of his leg.

a.k.a. Deming and Pacific railroad

The Deming Garage was just opened by L D Kearney.

Deming Graphic is the newspaper publishing this article.

a.k.a. The Deming Graphic

A newspaper published in Deming, New Mexico, with issues spanning from 1903 to 1948 and microfilm archives held by the Library of Congress.

a.k.a. Deming headlight (Deming, N.M. : 1881), Deming graphic and the Deming headlight

The Deming high school team played against State College baseball team.

a.k.a. Demingites, Deming high school

A livery stable located on Silver Avenue in Deming, offering horses and rigs for ladies and gentlemen.

a.k.a. Feed and Sales Stables

Advertises Solar Oil engines and offers engineering services.

a.k.a. The Deming Machine Works

A railroad being graded south of Deming, with camps sixty to seventy-five miles south.

a.k.a. Deming, North Mexican and Pacific railroad

Officer from Deming who captured the criminals a few days after the crime.

Newspaper from which this historical account is reprinted.

a.k.a. the Democrat

The Democratic National Convention held a routine session in San Francisco, California, on June 29, 1920, to allow time for committee work and organizational finalization.

Political party with 299,801 registered voters in California for the 1920 election.

a.k.a. democrats

Referenced in the same political context, as the group to whom no concession was made by republican papers.

a.k.a. dem ocrats of New Mexico

Political party that held a ratification meeting in Santa Fe.

a.k.a. Democratic Party

Connected to the Santa Fe Central Railway running from Santa Fe.

a.k.a. Denver aud Rio Grande