Racial Question Up In Angry Meeting
The University of New Mexico withdrew a racial prejudice questionnaire after a campus storm. Profs and officials faced calls for investigation into Prof. R M Page’s role, with a state reaction from George J Sanchez of the Santa Fe education department. The survey aimed to gauge attitudes of E10 high school students toward Spanish speaking friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N. M
University of New Mexico
J. F. Zimmerman
R. M. Page
Gilberto Espinosa
Herman Baca
Santa Fe
Maurice Miera
Socorro
L. S. Tireman
Vernon O. Tolle
Zimmerman
George I. Sanchez
Department of Sformation and Statistics
Sanchez
Rockefeller Foundation
Henry Coors
Board of Regents
Pege
U. S
Sanchez Peery
Program for NM Military Institute Finals Announced
The schedule lists events from May 27 to May 30 at the New Mexico Military Institute. Activities include regimental inspection and exhibitions, cadet jambalaya, commencement at Sea Hall, polo matches, band concert, alumni party, gymkhana, faculty reception, alumni luncheon, graduation parade, final ball, and graduation ceremonies with remarks by Arthur Seligman and W. E. Talbot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New ‘Mexico Military Institute
Polo
Austin D. Crile
Sea Hall
Air Corps
Randolph Field
San Antonio
J. P. White
Institute
Polo Field
Wilson Hall
Prediction of 30 hour work week impact on newspapers
In Washington the labor committee heard chairman Connery predict the 30 hour work week bill will apply to newspapers and periodicals, after Edward F. Cassidge of the New York Typographical Union demanded their inclusion among banned interstate articles. Later dispatches note Roosevelt and Herriot announcing broad economic understanding and plans for world recovery and a prompt world economic conference to revive world activity and stabilize prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Connery
Labor Committee
Edward F. Cassidge
New York Typographical Union
France
United States
Roosevelt
M. Herriot
In Accord: Roosevelt MacDonald and European Watch
Beverly Hills notes churning about Mr Roosevelt and Mr MacDonald being “in accord” with European leaders. The column warns such “in accord” phrases may disguise real tensions as Roosevelt’s first major diplomatic poker game unfolds.
Hat Throwing Contest for Boys in Roswell
Tomorrow at nine in the vacant lot at Fifth and Main Roswell will host the largest hat throwing contest. Any boy may enter with an old straw hat. Prizes from eight local firms go to the eight farthest throws. Official straw hat day aims to clear decrepit straws for 1923 models.
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Fifth and
Main Street
Roswell
Ball and White
Price and Company
J. C. Penney Company
Yucca Theatre
Princess Theatre
Pocket Knife
Montgomery Ward and Company
Roswell Daily Record
Howell Funeral for Dave Howell Held Tomorrow
Funeral services for Dave Howell, pioneer cattleman of Pecos Valley, will be held tomorrow at 3 PM in Bynum Ballard chapel near Kenna. Reverend Ernest Roper will lead, assisted by Reverend C. C. Hill, with music by Otis Brenneman and a Roswell church quartet. Burial at South Park. pallbearers include Frank Good, Will McCombs, R. H. Crosby, Joe Wilcox, Charles Simms, Kenna, and John C. Peck of Roswell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Howell
Pecos Valley
Kenna
Bynum-Ballard Chapel
Ernest Roper
Southern Methodist Church
C. C. Hill
Roswell
Otis Brenneman
M. E. Church
Mrs Margaret Childs Died Here Yesterday At 73
Mrs Margaret Childs 73 died suddenly of a heart attack at 9 30 yesterday at her home 407 North Washington Roswell She had lived in Roswell two years from Potscamp Mississippi She is survived by two sons E T and G W Childs of Roswell and two daughters Mrs Tishie Waldrep and Mrs Saly Mass of Potscamp Funeral services were held at two o clock this afternoon with Rev H C Henderson M E Church South in charge Burial was at South Park with Bynum Ballard directing
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Childs
North
Washington
Roswell
Potscamp
Mississippi
E. T
G. W. Childs
Tishie Waldrep
Saly Mass
H. C. Henderson
M. E. Church
South
South Park
Bynum Ballard
Captain Reid Returns to Albuquerque After Court Visit
Captain W. C. Reid arrived home in Albuquerque this afternoon after a two day stay in the city for district court proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Reid
Albuquerque
Young Chaves county men approved for forest work
Twenty five men from Chaves county have been approved for the federal reforestation program leaving ten slots to reach the county quota of 35. Applicants are to report to Miss Lillian Franzen in the welfare office, with transport from Ft Bliss provided after Carlsbad processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaves
Lillian Franzen
Carlsbad
Maude Kemp
State Bureau of Child Welfare
Santa Fe
Roswell
Franzen
Turner Forced Grounding Delays West East Flight
Colonel Roscoe Turner, aiming for a new west east speed record, was forced to land 15 miles north of Prescott Arizona due to motor trouble. He telephoned Mrs Turner and said he could repair the motor himself and would fly back to Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Calif
Roscoe Turner
Prescott
Ariz
Car Recovered in Record Time
George B. Jewett reported his Chevrolet sedan stolen from Main Street in front of the courthouse at 9:39 this morning. It was recovered in Elida at 12:15 after police broadcasts. Sheriff John C. Peck and deputy Homer Dunagan accompanied Jewett to Elida, unsure of the thief’s identity. Sixteen youths headed to Carlsbad for forest conservation work after tentative acceptance today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Jewett
Sheriff's Office
Elida
Main Street
Court House
John C. Peck
Homer Dunagan
Mr. Jewett
Eliza
Garrett's Pistol Goes to Mrs Garrett
In El Paso Texas Judge John M Worrell ruled that the pistol used by the late Pat Garrett to kill Billy the Kid belongs to Mrs Pauline Garrett widow. The decision ended Mrs Garretts suit against Dr J B Brady administrator of Tom Powers estate for possession of the pistol.
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el Paso
Texas
Pat © Garrett
Billy-the-Kid
Garrett
Pauline Garrett
John M. Worrell
El Paso Grade Schools Closing Early After Tax Shortfall
El Paso grade schools will close May 12, two weeks earlier than scheduled, due to tax collections running at 48 percent of the levy. The move is expected to save about 50,000 dollars. High school terms will continue as planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Tex
Echotors
Schoo’s
Fair Weather Message for New Mexico
The forecast for New Mexico calls for fair conditions tonight and Saturday with little change in temperature. No significant precipitation expected as high pressure remains over the region. Warming trend may be limited by a persistent dry air mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Man Falls Onto Sidewalk Near Barber Shop
Joe Hernandez stepped backward off a curb in front of Henry's Barber Shop on Ny WMdin Street at about ten this morning. He struck his head on the pavement, losing consciousness briefly. An ambulance took him to East First Street hospital. witnesses noted prior illness and weakness, not drunkenness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hernandez
Henry
Wmdin Street
East First Street
Hernandez
Tomorrow Last Day for Seed Loans
Tomorrow is the final day for seed loan applications at the county agent’s office. A total of 282 applications have been filed to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ate
Mike Curtis Receives Suspended Sentence in District Court
Mike Curtis pleaded guilty before Judge James B. iMcGhee to offering marihuana for sale and possession of intoxicating liquor and maintaining a nuisance. He received 2 to 3 years in the state penitentiary for marihuana and six months in the county jail for liquor and nuisance, with both sentences suspended on good behavior.
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Mike Curtis
James B. iMcGhee
Ama
Bath
R. L Malone
B. B. Ginsberg
Malone
Second and Main
Brummett
Thomas M. Brummett
Irls
Wolf
Brummiett
Wolff
J. J. Lane
Texas-New Mexico
Texas Pacific
Santa Fe
Lane
Yrene Urquidz
J. C. Gilbert
Bonus Vote Likely Today in Senate Amid Inflation Battle
The Senate faced a probable afternoon vote on a veterans bonus plan tied to the inflation bill. Senator Robinson urged discretionary use of new currency, while President Roosevelt reportedly opposes linking the bonus to inflation. Senate debates include the dollar devaluation section and a proposed increase in silver to 200 million for debt payments, with strong partisan tension and warnings from Senator Glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Robinson
R-Ind
Roosevelt
Arkansas
Hayden
D-Ariz
Glass
Virginia
Tax Lien Sale Conditions Clarified Under SB 144
Las Cruces attorneys have advised the State Farm Bureau that under Senate Bill 144, which provides for sale of property for delinquent taxes, the purchaser of a tax lien certificate is not entitled to entry into or possession of property sold for taxes until the two year redemption period has expired.
Baseball Scores From A L Games And Key Homers
Summary of games across the American League with Chicago and Cleveland scoring, plus Washington at New York and Philadelphia at Boston results. Notable home runs by Roy Johnson of Boston and Hogan of Boston highlight the day.
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Roy Johnson
Boston
Hogan
Post Office Construction Bid Led by Local Contractors
In Silver City Glover and Boyington Pampa Texas contractors submitted the lowest bid of 85386 for a new post office. The amount was within the appropriation limits for the project and deemed the lowest submitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver City
Glover and Boyington
Pampa
Texas
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White House
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Great Britain
Terview
Acme
Herriot
J. Eugene -Livingstone -Vickery
Paris
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Carif
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Mr. MacDonald
Europe
Tammany
Seager
Capt. Reid
Chaves CO
Civilian Conservation Corps
Fort Bliss
the Treasury
Chicago
Cleveland
Gaston
Murray and Berry
Connally and Spencer
Stewart
L. Sewell
Pipgras and
Dickey
Boss cc
Philadelphia
Welch and
Shea
Freitas
McDonald and Cochrane
Bridges and Reiber
Coleman, Wells and Ferrell
St. Louis
Pittsbugh
Mooney
Johnson and Wilson
French and Finney
Berry
Grabowski
Moore
W. Davis
Cantwell
Cincinnati
Leews and
Lombardi
Warneke and Hartnett
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