Two Kidnapping Reported in Coal Mine Labor War
In New Mexico on May 3 a tense situation unfolded as two men, Minor and Levinson, were reported kidnapped by masked assailants in three cars near a mining town torn by labor strife. Authorities including Attorney General Patton and Gov. Tingley mobilized, with conflicting indications of genuineness.
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Levinson
Frank Patton
Paul Irish Patton
Clyde Tingley
Santa Fe
Bartol
Wes
Newfangles sing at West Dee Methodist Church
A sing at West Dee Methodist Church last night ended with plans to meet next Thursday at the Sixteenth Event Church. Mr and Mrs Brothera Jr. left today to spend weeks with relatives in Clarksville Tennessee.
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M Brothera, Jr
Spd
Clarksville
Tenn
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Harrison
Pine Bluff
Ark
New Deal Echoes From Twain To Kwantze Through Time
Rodney Dutcher reports on historical parallels to the New Deal, tracing echoes from Mark Twain and Henry George to Kwantze of ancient China. The piece links past writings to the era’s concerns about wealth, corporate power, and social programs, noting early ideas resembling PWA CCC FERA and other reforms.
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NEA Service
Abhington
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Connecticut
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Kwantze
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CCC
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HOLC
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Gallup mob case leads to 10 held for prosecution
Three killed in a Gallup incident prompted wholesale arrests. At a preliminary hearing 10 of 48 seized were ordered held under a New Mexico statute that treats any mob action resulting in fatalities as murder. Defense associates and visiting lawyers appeared at the hotel and rail terminal on the old Spanish Plaza in downtown Gallup.
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New Mexico
Katherine Gay
Ida Rough Eastman
Spanish Plaza
Gallup
Bartol
Tingley
Levinson
International Labor Defense
Brown Visits Birmingham on Business With Alabama Power Official
Brown of the Brown party was in Birmingham today for a business visit. Garter Pride district manager of the Alabama Power Company attended a managers meeting held in Huntsville Thursday.
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Brown
Birming
Garter Pride
Alabama Power Company
Hunteville
Local Optionists Move to Repeal Dry Laws and Tax Proposals
Alabama lawmakers introduced measures to repeal dry laws in larger cities, allow local option votes on alcohol, and permit governor ordered audits of officers. Bills also sought beer legalization in certain counties, new vehicle tags, a 5 dollar license fee, and various taxes to fund education and pensions.
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Comptroller'’S Office
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Woodall
Elmore
Montgomery
Ala
Jefferson
Mobile
House
Special Educational Fund
Decatur Diary: Rangers Scouts Meet and Various Local News
The Decatur Rangers and Scouts meet at 6:30 PM at Westminster Presbyterian church. Rev Hart travels to Chattanooga for leadership training. Replies discuss election law changes, education budget roles, and local civic meetings. Scout investiture planned in Ardmore. Pine Bluff visitations noted. illness and church prayer meeting announced.
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Decatur Rangers
Westminster Presbyterian Church
E. N. Hart
Chattanooga
Sunday Dinner Menus From Sister Mary’s Kitchen
Practical menus and step by step recipes for a full Sunday meal plan. Includes cannelon of veal with pork and hard cooked eggs, parsley garnish, and a second menu with roast duck, lattice potatoes, grace asparagus salad and orange ice. Notes on timing and serving offer economical yet appealing ideas.
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Mary E
Daguenea Service
Saturday Cash Specials on Clothes Pins
Local ad lists 2 Chi and 24 Select Clothes Pins for 20 cents, highlighting a bulk sale. No additional context provided.
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