Remonetize Silver and Tax Bills Dominate New Mexico Session
Santa Fe April 23 AP legislative sidelights report heated debate over SB17 lowering public money deposit interest rates with critics saying it harms schools while supporters cite banking profits. The House and Senate pass several measures as sessions run late with discussions on remonetizing silver and a future boxing and wrestling commission proposal noted.
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Santa Fe
Orlando Olivarri
Bernalillo
Senate
House
Cee Howard
Department of Educations
State Finance Board
Marie Cavanaugh
Carl Whittaker
Miguel Leyva
Senate Joint Memorial
Congress
Associated Press
Doe Howard
Arsenio Velarde
Velarde
James A. McKenna
Lake Valley
Boxing and Wrestling Commission
Free Press Praised by Hull In New Deal Speech
Secretary of State Hull praised a middle course recovery policy described as sound liberalism, calling it the essence of the new deal. He spoke before Associated Press publishers and others, rejecting dictatorship and stressing open discussion and democracy. In Wisconsin, John Dillinger and six men and five women fled a hideout, sparking a fatal confrontation with federal agents.
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New York
Cordell Hull
Associated Press
Hull
Mercer
Wis
John
Dillinger
North Woods
Lac du Flambeau
Bohemia
Spider Lake
Wil
Har
Eugene Boisoneau
Wisconsin
Silver Senate bloc moves to mandatorily enact Dies bill
Washington April 23 AP The Senate silver bloc held an informal meeting to demand enactment of the Dies silver bill in mandatory form despite President Roosevelt opposition. About twenty Senators attended the conference where Thomas led the push for mandatory legislation while Pittman urged seeking legislation. Borah argued against more permissive measures and urged immediate action, noting there is no alternative. Father Coughlin spoke in favor of Silver legislation.
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Washington
Senate Silver Bloc
Roosevelt
Thomas
D-Okla
Pittman
D-New
Pitt Pitt
Senator Borah
Idaho
Congress
Borah
Eriqus Strike of Workers in Auto Industry
Strike orders affect 10 000 workers across three auto plants darkening the nation s industrial picture. Fisher Body Cleveland 7 000, St Louis Chevrolet Fisher Body 3 100. Roosevelt backs wage changes, seeks end to labor troubles. Auto wage talks, rail wage controversy, new court idea to settle disputes. Wichita printers also strike halting city papers.
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Associated Press
Fisher Body
Cleveland
Chevrolet Motor
St. Louis
Roosevelt
Hugh S.S. Johnson
NRA
Johnson
Detroit
Toledo
National Automobile Labor Board
Metal Trades
Chevrolet
Fisher
Wichita
Kans
Missouri
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Tennessee
Fairmont
West Virginia
Appalachian
Kentucky
Rai
Washington
Wagner Labor Board
Labor Board
House P O Committee Approves Air Mail Bill
The House Post Office Committee approved the administration's temporary airmail bill authorizing one year contracts and a special commission to survey aviation policy. It fixes airmail postage at 5 cents per ounce and sets contract payments up to 35 cents per airplane mile for loads up to 300 pounds, with incremental rates for heavier loads. The measure allows private bidders to carry mail and requires open books for Post Office inspection.
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Washington
House Post Office Committee
Rules Committee
Post Office Department
Oliver Lee to Attend Land Bill Hearing in Washington
Oliver M. Lee of Alamogordo and former State Senator and Public Lands Committee chair for the New Mexico Cattle Growers Association will appear before a Senate committee in Washington next Monday. The association endorses the Taylor bill for public domain management. Lee departs Alamogordo Thursday for the trip.
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Oliver Lee
Albuquerque
Oliver M. Lee
Alamogordo
Public Lands Committee
The
New Mexico Cattle Growers Association
Senate
Washington
Lee
Thursady
Proof It Pays to Renovize in Roswell Purchase
Jack Lair bought the house at 309 North Washington Avenue from the Roswell Building and Loan Association after seeing renovations. The repainting and redecorating impressed him, illustrating the Renovize Campaign of the Roswell Chamber of Commerce driving results.
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Jack Lair
North
Washington Avenue
Roswell Building and Loan Association
Lair
Roswell
Mrs Janet McClure Dies In Roswell Sunday
Janet Tulk McClure daughter of J W and Mrs Tulk well known in Roswell and Carlsbad died after midnight Sunday morning at St Marys hospital after a long illness She came from Carlsbad six years ago and lived with her parents at 116 South Richardson Ave She is survived by son George Thomas and parents two sisters and three brothers Funeral services from Schuler’s Funeral Home at 10 o clock Tuesday with Rev J D Atwood in charge Music by First Baptist Church choir Services to be held in Carlsbad Baptist Church Burial in Carlsbad Cemetery with a party driving there to attend
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Janet Tulk
McClure
J. W. Tulk
Roswell
Carlsbad
St. Mary’s Hospital
South
Richardson Avenue
George Thomas McClure
W. E. Morris
Cave Creek
Arizona
Hillman Queen
el Paso
Texas
John A. Tulk
Canatello
Junious
W. M. Tulk
Lovington
N. M
Schuler
J. D. Atwood
Three Die Auto Crash Near Waco Texas
An auto crash near Waco killed Louis Kersey 21 and Wesley Evans 23 in a hospital today raising fatalities to three. Mrs Evans also died. Kersey and Evans were in the same car, all Dallas residents. Dallas teen Charlotte Romlinson 17 suffered a skull fracture with doubtful recovery. Russell Howland and John Heiden from St Louis, riding in the other vehicle, sustained injuries, one with a broken shoulder and the other minor bruises.
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Waco
Texas
Louis Kersey
Wesley Evans
Evans
Kersey
Dallas Resi
Charlotte Romlinson
Dallas
Russell Howland
John Heiden
St. Louis
San Antonio
Howland
Heiden
Roswell Police Officers E J House and Jack House Depart
E J House and Jack House are no longer Roswell police officers after not being reappointed by the new administration. House thanks the public for five years and four months of cooperation and plans to run for sheriff.
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BE. J. House
Jack House
Roswell
E. J. House
146 Die in Yugoslavia Mine Disaster
Sarajevo April 23 AP rescue workers gave up hope of survivors in the Kakami coal mine blast wreckage. Officials estimated 146 dead with 86 still unaccounted for. Sixty bodies had been recovered and fifteen miners were rescued.
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Sarajevo
Yugoslavia
Kakami
Work Relief Program Starts in Roswell
One hundred and one men began work on three relief projects in Roswell under the Federal Emergency Relief Administration replacing the CWA. Projects include Institute remodeling, county courthouse repairs, and City parks work, all unfinished CWA projects.
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Roswell
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Civil Works Administration
Institute
County Court House
City Parks
Chaves County
Lea Rowland
Rowland
Santa Fe
Dexter
Hagerman
Lake Arthur
J. R. Thomas
Fire damages home at 114 West Bland injuring floor area
A fire started by an overturned coal oil lamp damaged the house occupied by John Jones at 114 West Bland. A hole burned in the floor and part of a partition was scorched before the fire department extinguished the flame. The call came in about eleven o clock.
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John Jones
West Bland
Texas Negro Slayer Is Shot In Court in Crockett
In Crockett Texas Frank Brisby a Black felon awaiting trial for murder shot by Ben Ellis a white man while juror selection was underway Six jurors had been chosen when the attack occurred Young Ellis and relatives left the courtroom after the shooting and he posted 1000 bond later returning home with his wife and mother
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Ellis
Minor UC Berkeley quake rattles near Salinas area
Berkeley California April 23 AP a minor but sharp earthquake was recorded at 8 08 12 am on UC seismograph today. Prof Perry Byerly said the quake lasted three minutes and its epicenter was about 70 miles away, possibly near Salinas or Watsonville.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Perry Pyerly
Byerly
Salinas
Watsonville
Senate panel approves birth control literature bill
Washington Apr 23 AP The Senate Judiciary Committee approved the Hastines bill to permit circulation of birth control literature for use by physicians hospitals medical colleges and druggists.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
U. S. Fleet Through Panama Canal Today
The United States fleet ends two years in the Pacific as 100 warships are ordered to be ready at 2 p.m. for a planned 24 hour transit through the Panama Canal. Earlier plans aimed for a few ships daily over 14 days.
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Panama
United States
Pacific
Panama Canal
Helmick Nomination Approved by Senate Judiciary
The Senate judiciary approved the nominations of Summerfield S. Alexander for United States Attorney in the District of Kansas and Milton J. Helmick for Judge of the United States court for China. The report is dated April 23.
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Helmick
Senate
Washington
Summerfield S. Alexander
United States
District of Kansas
Milton J. Helmick
New Mexico
United States Court For
China
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Turner's Resort
Alvin Turner
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J. C. Newman
O Ff Boisoneau
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Hamilton
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Homer van Meter
Sault Ste Marie
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First National Bank
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New Mexico Veterans Council
Howden, JR
Rector Episcopal Church
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