Albuquerques Ruling Delays Otero Hannett Ballot Case
Gallup New Mexico June 29 Judge Mechem postponed all legal arguments in the Otero Hannett governorship contest until the case is moved to Albuquerque for Bernalillo county evidence. Ballots will be removed for later inspection. selection of questioned ballots continues, with witnesses and lists presented by both parties.
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Gallup
N. M
Otero-Hannett
McKinley County
Edwin Mechem
Albuquerque
Bernalillo County
Judge Mechem
Mechem
Francie Kk. Wood
Republian
Bam G. Bratton
Las Cruces
Giallup
A. BH. Menehen
J. Roberts
Sante Pe
Mani
Tehatchi
Crown Point
Breece
N. A. Koos
F. B. Brennen
Forest Wenger
Metaffey
Albuquerqueans Escape Injury in Santa Barbara Earthquake
Albuquerque residents in Santa Barbara Calif learned no Albuquerque people were among the dead or injured after Monday morning's quake. Mrs B F Copp said her brother M A Abraham manager of the Californian hotel reported the hotel was wrecked but he was unhurt. A Bernalillo man phoned to learn about relatives in Santa Barbara and authorities confirmed no local names on casualties.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
B. F. Copp
M. A. Abraham
The
Abraham
Carey Holbrook
Bernalillo
Albuquerque
California
Protest hearings target city paving plan in multiple streets
City officials held a series of hearings on the new paving program with property owners opposing the project. Protest petitions ranged from 60 to 78 percent per the estimate by City Engineer Frank Kimball who promised exact figures soon. Officers announced sessions Tuesday and Wednesday to hear protests on designated streets including West Fruit, Marquette, North Seventh, Wreath, Ninth, Fifth, Eighth, Lead, Commercial, Broadway, Hell, Kassil, and Bim avenues along with related sections.
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City Coumiesi
Frank Kimball
Kimball
West Fruit Avenue
Eighth Street
Marquette Avenue
Fourth Street
Keleher Avenue
Tenth Street
North Seventh Street
New York Avenue
Wreath Avenue
First Street
Second Street
North
Ninth Street
Tijeras Avenue
Fifth Street
Uth
Coal Avenue
Iron Avenue
Silver Ave
Silver Avenue
Seventh Street
Lead Avenue
Weet
Commercia Street
Tiferas Avenue
Rema Avenue
Home Avenue
Commercial Street
Broadway
Mereidine Avenue
South
Arno Hreet
Hell Avenue
Kass Ild Avenue
John Street
Locust Street
Central Avenue
Geli Avenue
Tires Stolen in December Recovered at Local Home
Patrolman Remulo Salazar found seven rims and four tires at Frank Carbajal’s home 325 North Arme Street. He says the tires were stolen last December and found in a barn while rims sat on the roof. Carbajal held for investigation after claiming a man left the items at his house and later disappeared.
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Remulo Salazar
Frank Carbajal
North Arme Street
Carbajal
E! Pase
MacDonald Censure Motion Defeated in Commons Vote
In London the censure motion moved by Ramsay MacDonald against the government over unemployment was defeated in the house of commons by 373 to 143. The vote reflected party alignments amid wartime austerity and labor tensions.
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London
Ramsay MacDonald
House of Commons
Santa Barbara Mayor Says No Outside Aid Needed After Earthquake
Francisco dispatch reports Mayor M. Angera of Santa Barbara states the city does not require outside assistance to rebuild after the early morning earthquake damage.
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Francisco
M. Angera
Santa Barbara
Tragic Truck Crash Kills 11 Year Old In Las Vegas
In Las Vegas New Mexico on a Monday afternoon a touring car carrying six children overturned on Seventh Street Road after veering to pass another vehicle. Eleven year old Mildred Van Hueseling was killed when the rear seat crushed her skull. Adela Ilfeld 13 and Mildred Pugh 9 were seriously injured with additional injuries throughout the group. The other children, Elva Pugh 11 Dorothy Ilfeld 6 and Rebecca Manzanares 13 sustained minor bruises.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Mildred van Hueseling
Adela Ilfeld
Mildred Pugh
Seventh Street
Storrie Lake
Rebecca Manzanares
van Hueseling
Adela Iffeld
St. Anthony's Hospital
Elva Pugh
Dorothy Ilfeld
Ilfeld
Arthur C. Ilfeld
J. van Hueseling
Elva
John Pugh
Arkansas
F. A. Manzanares
California and Montana quakes judged unrelated
William Bowie of the Coast and Geodetic Survey said the California and Montana earthquakes were local phenomena with no nationwide impact. He noted Congress is expected to fund a US earthquake survey next session and stressed no community is free from such events.
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Washington
California
Montana
William Bowie
Division of Geodesy
The
Coast and Geodetic Survey
International Geodetic Association
Congress Ie
United States
Lucas Simms and Wright Named to State Bar Examiners
In Santa Fe on June 29 the state board of bar commissioners with supreme court approval named W. J. Lucas John F. Simms and F. E. Wright as former members on the state board of bar examiners until further action. The State Bar association meeting is set for August 1 following the next commissioners meeting.
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Banta Fe
State Board of Bar Commissioners
Supreme Court
W. J. Lucas
John F. Simms
F. E. Wright
State Board of Bar Examiners
State Bar Association
Com Bar Association
Three Family Killed in U P Passenger Train Crash
Three members of one family died when a Union Pacific passenger train struck their automobile near Clarkes Nebraska. The victims were Mr and Mrs Joseph He Kevina and their eight year old daughter. A four year old boy survived. The family home was believed to be in Klimems and they had been touring Colorado.
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Grend Island
Neb
Jane
Eneseing
Clarks
Joseph HE
Kevina
Klimems
Colorado
Paiman Frees as Murder Charge Is Stricken in Chicago
Charkes Paiman, indicted with William Dorties Shepherd for the murder of William Nelson McClintock, is freed when the charge is stricken with leave to reinstate at the request of attorney Robert EB Crowe. The development follows the case in Chicago court.
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Chicago
Charkes
Paiman
William Dorties Shepherd
Shepherd
William Nelson McClintock
Robert EB. Crowe
Chinese bases are open reopens after weeklong wrike
Hong Kong reports Chinese bases in the city reopened on June 23 after being closed earlier in the week due to the wrike. The AP dispatch notes the timely return to operation amid local tensions and ongoing security measures.
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Hong Kong
Mountain landslide and fear of larger avalanche near Gros Ventre
Forestry officials report earth tremors cracked Chief Mountain in the Teton National Forest near here. A landslide is feared to dam the Gros Ventre river, potentially flooding the area and ending irrigation for the season.
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The
Teton National Forest
Gros Ventre River
Jackson
Chief Mountain
Gros Ventre
Forestry
Last Tureday
Gires Ventre
Fing Ventre
Warship Ordered to Santa Barbara
Gum Pedro California June 2 AP The U B Arkansas arrived with several hundred midshipmen and ships crew beamed out of the harbor under orders to proceed to Santa Barbara for patrol and relief work Accompanied by the U S and New York the Arkansas was scheduled to depart for ten days The three vessels carried 1407 midshipmen
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Gum Pedro
Calif
Day in Washington Highlights Army Economy Talks
Acting Secretary Levis urged economy for the army. Bids for extension of the air service were apse. A reduction in prohibition enforcement personnel was forecast.
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Levis
Army
Budget Director Urges Nationwide Retrenchment in Spending
State officials heard Merbert A M Lord, director of the budget, call for a campaign of retrenchment in state, county and municipal expenditures modeled on federal reductions. He urged coordinated cutbacks in spending, taxation and debt to show courage and set an example for governments to follow.
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Poland Springs
Hrigatier
Merbert
Lord
Fedensl
Attempt to Transfer Sanity Hearing Blocked
A court blocks the transfer of Mrs Wheaton’s sanity hearing. Mrs Wheaton faces forgery charges and a two year term in home court with Judge Howes presiding.
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Eheine Wheates
W Lt Howes
Case of School Bonds Held Up by Injunction
Gallup New Mexico June 29 An order from Judge Brice in Santa Fe grants a temporary injunction restraining McKinley County Board of Education from selling 10000 in Thoreau district school bonds. Santa Fe Railroad posted 50 cents bond pending final hearing alleging improper election petition and misaddressed voter list. No date set for final hearing.
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Gallup
N. M
KR. Brice
Santa Fe
Santa Fe Railroad Company
McKinley County Board of Education
Thoreau
Ratiroad
County Board of Education
Weetrich Adereeri
W Atkins
Wide area flooded after oil tanks burst in San Francisco
A telephone message alerted at 11 35 o'clock by the Sandar company frees its office in Sente Barberseet as tanks burst flooding a wide area. Southern Varific company reported the quake as indicated by the Geile molegivee Gewelety of California, affecting a line of Poiet Ceeception and the Naples area.
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Sen Frencisco
Sandaré (4
Southern Varific Company
Teder
California
Ted Saeeward
Naples
Three Men Die in Dynamite Explosion in New Jersey Plant
A dynamite blast at a New Jersey explosives facility kills three workers. Details are unclear as investigators assess the scene on the 1300 foot level of the plant, with local authorities and company officials cooperating on the incident.
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Whatertees
Aougsagau
New Jersey
Oe Veéwerds
Selfs Tees
Uttam Boris
Santa Barbara Quake Destroys Center. 12 Dead
A devastating Santa Barbara earthquake left the city’s business core in ruins with 12 dead. Survivors described the tremor as a rocking sea and debris piled high as aftershocks followed within minutes, crippling landmarks and injuring many. Property losses may total about 30 million dollars.
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California
Ouffero Disagter
Santa Barbara
Calif
Associated Press
Channel City
List of Known Dead and Injured from California Disaster
Santa Barbara Calif June 20 A1. Names of the dead and injured include Mrs Chamelg bf Perkins Burtoningon Lowe PAMICK Pitts BEMIMAM MASCOCK and many unidentified. Report indicates 2 deaths confirmed with several bodies recovered. damage estimated up to 3 million dollars. Witness accounts describe ground rupture and fires following the quake as City officials and residents plan rebuilding efforts.
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Santa Marbera
Calif
Ana Mjared
Chamelg
BF Perkins
Burtington
Lowe
Pamick Pitts
Bemimam Mascock
Henry
A. Banoue
Muth Allan
Louis J. Diener
Seattie
William Menwickholm Gired
la Mesa
Leo Seewart
Lown
Mewrictia Theoet
Henry de i. Gadille
A. Sh. Memeling
Ethel Drener
Prank Heaveat
George Miller
Hernands ¢ Havee
J. Kelton Willian
Mettrey
Augusten
Ole Hanson
Seattle
California
Bate
HM. Cotten
Hellman Beak
William G. Mee
Wes Willias G. McAdoo
Lee Anegeles
Fesaders
Gemee Berbera
Waite
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