Polish British Talks Probe New European Security Pact
Warsaw reports Captain Eden met with Polish leaders including President Moscicki and Marshal Pilsudski to discuss a potential Eastern European security pact. The talks explored Polish-German limits and Russia fears, with Beck and Pilsudski seen preparing proposals amid exploratory discussions aimed at easing European distrust.
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Warsaw
Anthony Eden
Privy Beal
Gazetta Polska
League of Nations
Poland
Germany
Eden
Foreign Office
London
Berlin
Moscow
Russia
Joseph Beck
Marshal Pilsudski
Jury Elected by Vote in a Murder Trial Guernsey Island
On Saint Peter Port Guernsey Island April 2 a woman Gertrude Elizabeth Delamare 27 faces a life verdict in a murder trial chosen by popular vote of residents. She allegedly killed Alfred Brouard 76 by throat slashing and forged a will. Eleven jurats elected for life must decide death or mercy with the attorney general proposing the penalty. The trial opens with dramatic reenactment at the Brouard farm.
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Saint Peter
Port
Guernsey Island
Channel Island
Gertrude Elizabeth Delamare
Alfred Brouard
Guernsey
Brouard
Inspection At The Institute April 22 Correction Issued
The annual inspection of the New Mexico Military Institute by a War Department board will occur on April 22. The Record corrects an earlier wrong date published yesterday and confirms the April 22 inspection plan.
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New Mexico Military Institute
War Department
New York City Tax Gripes Echo 1930s Street Talk
The piece portrays urban anxieties about wealth and taxation with colorful street voices. Residents claim incomes rise or fall with tax burden, debating when better days will return and Nostalgic phrases reference the pre tax era. These quotes reflect public mood on fiscal policy and economic recovery vibes.
Michigan Tip Toward GOP as Returns Narrow Edges Grow
Detroit April 2 AP Michigan swung back to the GOP with returns nearly complete showing the Republican slate leading state offices by large margins. Republicans gained control of the state administrative board and the department of public instruction, kept a six to two Supreme Court, ousted a Democratic regent at Michigan, while the House remained narrowly Republican 51 to 49 with one ill member. Potters and Sharpe led for state supreme court justice with large margins. Keyworth narrowly over Voelker for superintendent.
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Detroit
Michigan
State Administrative Board
Supreme Court
Department of Public Instruction
University of Michigan
House of Representatives
Melvin L. Tomlin
Port Huron
W. W. Potter
Nelson Sharpe
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Maurice R. Keyworth
Paul F. Voelker
Parking Plan To Relieve Roswell Congestion At Council
The Roswell merchants committee of the Chamber of Commerce will address the city council at tonight’s regular meeting to seek changes in parking regulations. They urge a voluntary agreement among business people and employees to avoid blocking shopper spaces, aiming to ease congestion. The Merchants Association will also discuss the issue and request cooperation from business men.
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Merchants’ Committee
The
Chamber of Commerce
Merchants Committee
Roswell
Merchants’ Association
Veterans Head Start Tour of New Mexico Opens
Albuquerque address tonight by James E. Van Zandt national commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will kick off a New Mexico tour. A barbecue and parade precede his talk at the armory, with Van Zandt to install the local VFW post named in honor of Col. Charles E. Breece after arriving from El Paso.
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Albuquerque
N. M
James E. van Zandt
Veterans of Foreign Wars
New Mexico
Exservicemen
van Vankit
Armory
Veterans’ Organization
el Paso
VFW
Charles E. Breece
Akron Rubber Strike Vote In Three Plants Opens Labor Crisis
Akron Ohio April 2 AP three major rubber firms face a looming labor dispute as Goodyear Firestone and Goodrich workers vote on strikes. About 100 special deputies guard plants while unions push for a 30 hour week and AFL recognition. National guard observers reported but no troop requests.
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Akron
James T. Flower
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Goodrich
Firestone
United Rubber Workers Union
Goodyear
Adjt
Emil S. Marx
Ohio National Guard
National Guard
John House
Ralph Lind
Cleveland Regional Labor Board
National Labor Board
Flower
A,fl of L
Ten held in Bremer kidnapping case in local court
Ten persons were arraigned in federal court on charges tied to the $200000 kidnapping of Ed ward Bremer, a local banker. James Wilson pleaded guilty and Arthur Barker pleaded not guilty as alleged co leader in the abduction.
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Stee
Federal District
Edward G. Bremer
James Wilson
Arthur
Doc) Barker
Tingley says New Mexico budget lower than past eight years
Gov Clyde Tingley issued a prepared statement from Santa Fe stating the 1925 37 biennial budget totals 2 141 537 for this year and 2 166 234 for next year. He cites $134 000 below the eight year average, with savings from debt interest and department cuts, excluding schools which gain 150 000.
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Santa Fe
Clyde Tingley
Dillon
French Troops Permanently On East Border
Paris reports Premier Flandin warned France must keep its ring of steel fortifications permanently garrisoned on the eastern frontier to face Germanys rearmament. He outlined measures to guard against sudden attacks and to strengthen anti air defenses while noting conscripts due this month will be released. He condemned Germanys conscript army as a violation of treaty and League principles and urged unity and alliances for peace. Milan reports Mussonis paper cites Stresa conference as a thrust against utopian disarmament.
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Paris
Pierre-Ltienne Flandin
France
Hich
Germany
League of Nations
League
Milan
Italy
IAP Popolo D'Italia
Mussolini
Il Duce
Stresa
Fail To Agree On Work Relief Bill
Washington April 2 Congress conferees failed to reach agreement today at their first meeting since recommitment on a administration opposed direct over amendment. Senator Glass said no resignation and that no agreement was reached as the House and Senate groups discussed the labor provision affecting slum clearance rural electrification and housing construction.
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Washington
Glass
D-Va
Senate
Robinson
House
Senat
Ickes
Roosevelt
Prince Mike Romanoff heads for New Mexico gold prospect
In New York the so called Prince Mike Romanoff or Harry Ferguson fled a disorderly conduct charge after being freed. In Washington Senator Robinson complained about indiscernible debate and public galleries were cleared when the sergeant at arms Chesley W. Jurney could not be located.
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New York
Mike Romanoff
New Mexico
Harry Ferguson
Washington
Robinson
Democratic
Senate
Chesley W. Jurney
French Chamber Grants Confidence to Government in Germany Plans
The French chamber of deputies backed the government 410 to 134 in a vote of confidence over plans against Germany. It was stated fortifications on the German border would remain heavily garrisoned and that the nation would maintain a financial surplus.
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Paris
France
Chamber of Deputies
Germany
Hauptmann defense seeks witness in perjury case
Prosecutors in Flemington seek to arrest Benjamin Heier on perjury charges after he testified seeing a man resembling the late Isador Fisch near a Bronx cemetery the night the Lindbergh ransom was paid. Heier is indicted. a state rebuttal witness places him miles from the cemetery during the night in question.
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Flemington
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Hauptmann
Anthony M. Hauck
New York
Benjamin Heier
Isador Fisch
Bronx
Heier
Bottomless Lakes Draw National Attention as Park Develops
The Bottomless Lakes attract growing national interest due to the state park, with inquiries from magazine writers and educators. Improvements progress rapidly, including a new road from US 380 to Lea Lake, a rim drive around the bluffs, and a circuit route from Comanche draw, offering views of the lakes and valley. Lea Lake swimming facilities are slated as a major enhancement.
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Chamber of Commerce
Clyde Tingley
US 380
Lea Lake
Comanche Draw
State stamp tax on CCC liquor exchanges asked
Santa Fe April 2 AP Liquor relations for CCC exchanges or canteens were asked of Maj. Gen. Johnson Hagood commanding officer of the 8th Corps Area by Frank Patton New Mexico Attorney General to determine whether the state stamp tax may be applied to such liquor.
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Santa Fe
CCC
8Th Corps
Johnson Hagood
Frank Patton
New Mexico
66 Convictions for Liquor Offenses in March
Albuquerque April 2 AP Sixty six convictions for violations of federal alcohol control laws were secured in March said L M Reynolds chief of the alcohol tax unit. Seizures were few as investigators dealt with ongoing cases. Eighteen stills 100 gallons of untaxed whiskey and property valued at 1807 were reported among March seizures by Reynolds.
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Albuquerque
N. M
L. M. Reynolds
Alcohol Tax Unit
Bureau
Eigh
Rennolds
Off Year Voting Brims With Local Power Tests
In several states on Tuesday voters weighed party strength as key races unfolded. Chicago Democrats sought a large win for Mayor Edward J. Kelly amid Wetten and Jenkins challenge. Wisconsin Republicans tested Gov La Follette’s base across ten counties. Los Angeles primary backed by Upton Sinclair’s end poverty machine hinted at statewide influence. Oklahoma City faced growth of oil wells in its residence districts. Corpus Christi officials warned of potential clashes over municipal elections. Zion, Illinois strongman Glenn Voliva fought to defend his ordinance-heavy regime against reformers promising change.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Wisconsin
Los Angeles
Upton Sinclair
Michigan
M. Kh. Keyworth
Paul F. Voelker
Edward J. Kelly
Emil C. Wetten
Newton Jenkins
Kxelly
Phil LaFollette
California
Oklahoma City
Texas
Corpus Christi
Tex
Carl Nesbitt
Zion
Hil
Glenn Voliva
Voliva
March A Warm And Dry Month In Roswell
March in Roswell was dry and mild with a mean of 35.2 degrees versus a 513 normal. The high reached 84 on the 18th and a low of 62 on the 12th, with 0.57 inches of precipitation all on the 11th. Wind peaked at 43 mph from the West on March 3, matching a 1905–1924 record. There were 9 clear days, 12 partly cloudy, 10 cloudy, and several dust clouds on multiple dates.
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Roswell
U. S. Weather Bureau
Santa Fe Ride Episode Court Charges Filed
In Santa Fe on April 2 AP report says the Chicago ride incident left Luis Rivera and Luis Roybal wounded by bullets. Rivera faces assault with a deadly weapon. Roybal faces the same charge. Rivera is also accused of using a blunt instrument and Roybal of possessing a revolver.
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Santa FE
Chicago
Luis Rivera
Luis Roybal
Rivera
Roybal
Santa Fe Liquor Cases Reform Indictments Reported
District Judge Colin Neblett imposes sentences on recent grand jury indictments. Willie Randle receives 90 days and 500 dollars, Bessie Thompson alias McIntosh two years probation for beer brewing and session, Alma Curry two years probation and 100 dollars, Ricardo Ortega three years probation for still possession, A Sanchez three years probation and 100 dollars, George Feorina three years for liquor, Jose Rafael Gonzales three years probation for still session, Celestino Cachucha forgery of government checks 12 months, Beneslado Casaus two years probation for altering pool money order.
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By . D. B Distriet
Colin Neblett
Aoe Grand Jury
Willie Randle
Bessie Thompson
McIntosh
Alma Curry
Ricardo Ortega
A. Sanchez
George Feorina
Hiquor
Jose Rafael Gonzales
Celestino Cachucha
Beneslado Casaus
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