Huey Long Denounced By Senator Pat Harrison er
Three tortures robbed Hunnicutt ranch near Carrizozo were punished by a New Mexico judge. J E Jackson Tonie Humphries Fred Daugherty received 13 to 14, 12 to 13, and 5 to 6 year terms. Cris Van Horn, the witness, drew 3 to 4 years and was released before trial. All four will go to Santa Fe penitentiary soon. Appeals planned for Jackson Daugherty Humphries.
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Carrizozo
N. M
Numa C. Frenger
R. A. Hunnicutt
J. E. Jackson
Tonie Humphries
Fred Daugherty
Cris van Horn
An Horn
Santa Fe
Supreme Court
Jackson
Daughrty
Hunnicutt Ranch
Here
City to lay 12 inch water main from Alameda to Seventh
Bids called for a new 12 inch water main on Main Street from Alameda Avenue to Seventh Street to replace the aging line between Fourth and Fifth Streets. Project cost about 10,600 dollars, labor partly via federal work relief. Council to review bids at a special meeting following a March report by Water Superintendent Lea Rowland noting March 1934 pumped 58,087,000 gallons, daily average 1,873,774, per capita 170 gallons, water sales 3,357.24, with three new services and 30 meters repaired.
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Main Street
Alameda Avenue
Seventh Street
Lea Rowland
Third Annual New Mexico State Music Festival in Roswell
Program outline for the Third Annual New Mexico State Music Festival held in Roswell with events across April 5 to 7. Highlights include New Mexico All State High School Band and Chorus on Governor's Day at Carlsbad Caverns Amphitheatre, and multiple school ensembles performing at Roswell venues.
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New Mexico
Roswell
Carlsbad Caverns
New Mexico Air State
New “Mexico
Death Toll Rises From Floods Across States
Nine bodies recovered along the Washita as floods swarm Oklahoma and Texas. Reports place Oklahoma damage at 425000 with several still missing. Wisconsin, Illinois, and Ohio also report deaths and millions in damage from rain and melting snow.
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Oklahoma
Iurk City
Hammon
Texas
Menard
Cc. P. Smith
Wisconsin
Mississippi
Connecticut
Elk City
Okla
Washita
Arthur Adams
Opal
Lola Fay
Audrey
L. L. Fenter
Stella Mae
Lawrence Taylor
Leonia Taylor
Butler
Rusty Toller
Harry Kemp
Texas Menard
P. Carroll
Welch
Saline Creek
DeWitt Nogness
Carrolls
Carroll
Eau Claire
Wis
Ohio
Arrests By Roswell Police 1931 32 33 34 Report
Roswell police chief Frank Young presented to the city council a report detailing arrests by the department for 1931 1932 1933 and for January and February 1934. The document lists arrests by individual officers with totals and notes fingerprint records established since 1931.
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Roswell
Frank Young
B. J. House
Senate Hears $330 Million Tax Bill Nears Vote
Washington April 5 AP The $330 million tax bill nears Senate passage amid doubts over the Moot income tax provisions. La Follette proposal challenges the four to six percent rate and broad surtaxes. Finance Committee favors a flat four percent with 5 to 59 percent surtaxes. Committee actions include a one tenth of one percent tax on corporate capital stock and a 25 to 35 percent excess profits tax. Tensions rise between Huey Long and Administration over tax policy and leadership direction as debates continue.
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Washington
Senate
Wisconsin
Senate Finance Committee
Harrison
D-Miss
Finance Committee
Cory Atigne
Huey Long
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Louisiana
D. D. Moore
Internal Revenue
Long
Edward Rightor
Moore
Rightor
Jefferson Race Track
Senator
State Music Festival Opens in Roswell Today
The Third Annual New Mexico State Music Festival opened in Roswell with over 300 high school students from across the state. More than 100 attended a luncheon honoring Joseph E. Maddy, guest conductor of the All-State High School Orchestra and Band. Maddy, a University of Michigan professor, is regarded as a leading trainer of young musicians and organizer of the National High School Orchestra.
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New Mexico
Roswell
Woman’s Club
Joseph E. Maddy
Maddy
Michigan University
America
Council Keeps Salaries Unchanged for Year
At the last regular meeting the Roswell city council voted unanimously to fixed salaries at current levels for the coming year. The new council to take office April 16 will decide on any future changes. Reports from water and police departments were read and referred to continue elsewhere in The Record. The council referred lighting and field leveling for the Roswell Softball League to the park committee.
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Joe Massey
Roswell
Park Committee
Martin L. Stevens
Woodhead Electric Company
Moseley’s
J. E. Moore
C. L. Allison
T. L. Gardner
Cc. S. Dobbs
L. S. Croissant
E. B. Johnston
P. D. Wilkins
W. H. McCullough
Leland Fellows
Howard Glover
H. B. Smyri
No Bighorn Sheep Yet for the Sandia Mountains
State Game Department hunters have not trapped any Mexican bighorn sheep for trans planting to the Sandia mountains but expect to soon. A trap is in the Big Hatchet mountains Hidalgo county and sheep may be caught within weeks for release on the northwestern Sandias where a new winter playground is being developed with Forest Service and CCC help.
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Albuquerque
N. M
State Game Department
Sandia Mountains
Elliott Barker
New Mexico Legislature Names Special Session Employes
Santa Fe April 5 AP Workers from the Statehouse were named to serve in the special session of the New Mexico Legislature. Gov Heckenhall asked Frank Vesely to select Senate employees and Marguerite P. Baca to pick House staff. Sam Matson will be chief clerk of the Senate. House: Chief Clerk George W Armijo, Assistant Chief Clerk Afonso P Baca, Sergeant at Arms H Van Dorn.
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Santa Fe
Statehouse
New Mexico
Senate
A. W. Heckenhall
Frank Vesely
Marguerite P. Baca
Sam Matson
Vesely
House
George W. Armijo
The
Sheep Sanitary Board
Afonso P. Baca
Liquor Control Board
H. van Dorn
FENERALS HOT ON TRAIL OF DILLINGER
In St Paul federal agents press a case tying Dillinger to an auburn haired woman nicknamed Bessie Now held and linked to Green a Dillinger associate A stash of weapons including a military rifle and a miniature machine gun was found in a Twin Cities apartment and a Minneapolis hideout Banker Edward Bremer was questioned over a $200000 ransom payment connected to a prior kidnapping
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St. Paul, Minn
John
Wooden Gun
Norton
Eugene Green
Dillinger
Green
Twin Cities
Edward C. Bremer
St. Paul
Bremer
Foke
Mgenine Earm
Minneapolis
Sioux Falls
8. D
Mason City
R. C. Coulter
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R. A. Hunnicut
Hunnicutt
William
Daugherty
Humphries
van Horn
New City
Alameda
Washita River
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Eugene Chenevert
Peggy Vincent
Bremerton
Wash
International Illustrated News
Sangsie
Sen. Long
Hoover
Robinson
Kansas
Mississi
Arkansas
Will Rogers
Beverly Hills
Calif
Congress
Council
Sandia Mts
Thurman A.wood
DeWitt
Army
Fenerals
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