Convention Committees Named for State Democratic Meet
Judge Granville A Richardson set up committees to manage the June 3 state Democratic convention in Roswell, with 250 delegates and about 300 visitors expected June 2 3 and 4. The Chamber of Commerce will arrange meals and lodging, with plans for farm tours a baseball game likely a boxing match and other attractions. Recption Entertainment and Arrangements Decorations committees named with lengthy lists of chairmen and members including Charles R Brice John Rose Austin Porter H B Smyris George Foreman and Curtis Hill among others.
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Granville A. Richardson
Roswell
Chamber of Commerce
Esks
Richardson
Charles R. Brice
J. C. Gilbert
John T. McClue
John Rose
John W. Poe
W. C. Lawrence
Epstein
R. F. Batard
W. G. Cowan
J. F. Hinkle
J. A. Gilmore
EF. M. McConn
J. G. Osborn
Lea
H. A. Poorbaugh
Juan Rubio
Austin Porter
C. A. Reesor
J. D. Mell
M. A. Finley
W. H. Stine
J. E. Bordeaux
J. W. Willson
H. P. Saunders
E. T. Robertson
R. R. Bown
Dillard Wyatt
C. C. Hill
H. B. Smyris
Ben C. Davisson
E. H. Wiliams
R. D. Bell
A. J. Welter
Emmett Patton
H. M. Dow
Henry Russell
H. C. Maynard
WM. W. Hodges
R. D. Bowers
J. L. Gibbany
Dave Calderon
W. W. Phillips
Frank Smith
A. L. Whiteman
J. H. Mullis
J. B. Savage
J. S. Massie
Harry Kensall
J. W. Mullens
O. E. Little
Wisconsin hosts second Theta Sigma Phi convention
Women journalists from at least seventeen universities gather at the University of Wisconsin for the Theta Sigma Phi convention. Delegates arrive from alumnae chapters in Chicago and New York and campuses including Washington, Indiana, Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Ohio, Oregon, Stanford, Montana, Nebraska, Minnesota, Illinois, Iowa, New York, Texas, Ames, and Kansas Agricultural.
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Madison
Wis
Univesity
Wisconsin
Theta Sigma Phi
Chicago
New York
Washington
Indiana
Missouri
Kansas
Oklhoma
Ohio
Oregon
Stanford
Montana
Nebraska
Minnesota
Ilinois
Iowa
Texas
Ames
Kansas Agricultural
Letter Men at Institute Form I Club
An I Club was formed at the N N M I under Captain Won settler director of athletics to welcome visiting teams and promote Institute athletics. Captain Aldridge was elected president with members listed including Armstrong Ball Bassett Coldren and others. annual membership and eligibility extend to all Institute letter winners.
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Wonsettler
Athleic
Aldridge
I Club
Armstrong
Ball
Bassett
Coldren
Corn
Durham
Fuqua
Garner
Godfrey
Harison
Hicks
Hinkle
Jacobson
McKenney
McKinney
McQuarters
Mathes
Morris
Nix
Bunyan
Scott
Sherman
Sims
Spence
West
Whitney
Wright
Institute
Third District Federation Convention in New Mexico
The Third District Federation of the New Mexico Federation of Women's Clubs convenes for district organization. Delegates arrived from Artesia Carlsbad Portales Clovis and Dexter with many more expected this afternoon. Listed present include Mrs Stroup Mrs Jackson Mrs Francis Mrs Craven Mrs McCray Mrs Curbin Mrs Williams Mrs Hartel Mrs Thorne Mrs Whitcomb Mrs McDowell Mrs Tom Meers Mrs Wilcox Mrs Ashcraft and others.
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Cee
The
New Mexico Federation of Woman’s Clubs
Artesia
Stroup
J. H. Jackson
E. Fancis
Craven
G. A. McCray
M. A. Curbin
C. W. Williams
Hartel
Carlsvbad
Richard Thorne. Portales
Whitcomb
McDowell
Tom Meers
J. P. Wilcox
Clovis
H. B. Ashcraft
John Stevenson
Dexter
Durand
Mehlhop
Moore
Douglas
Miles
Thomas
Rangers to bolster Texas border force along Rio Grande
Austin April 29 Increased forces of Texas rangers will be stationed along the Mexican border as bandits, encouraged by unrest in Mexico, operate more boldly along the Rio Grande.
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Texas Rangers
Austin
Mexico
Rio Grande
Roswell Opens New Hotel on North Main Street
Roswell debuts a new hotel at 31144 North Main Street offering reasonable rates. The Alamo T property welcomes guests to a modern stay with accessible pricing and local convenience.
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Alamo T Hotel
Roswell
North Main
Dr Johnson named executive secretary of Lee Highway
Dr S M Johnson of Ruidoso has accepted the role as executive secretary of the Lee Highway Association. The interstate line runs New York to New Orleans and to several western points. Johnson is praised for his service to better highways and Roswell friends celebrate his national recognition.
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S. M. Johnson
Ruidoso
Lee Highway Association
New York
New Orleans
Houston
San Antonio
el Paso
San Diego
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Johnson
Roswell
United States
Dr. Johnson
Bankhead
Cadet Shooters Set High Mark In Year Work
Major L. R. Forney of the U S Reserve Corps leads rifle practice at the Roswell Institute range two miles west. A session report shows 244 cadets trained with 39 becoming Marksmen, 11 First Class, 58 Second Class, and 41 failing to qualify. Captain Lohman commends the effort. a 20 cadet team is chosen to represent the Institute in the Southern Department matches. Medals will be awarded to top cadet scorers in the Department contests.
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L. R. Forney
U. S. Reserve Corps
Army
Roswell
Lohman
Cavalry
C. S. Army
War Department
Forney
Jason W. James
Ad Club Holds Roswell Meeting Highlights Advertising Efforts
The Roswell Advertising Club met at the Chamber of Commerce with strong turnout and enthusiasm. Papers by B B Ginsberg and M E McClane covered appearance manner and alertness of clerks, and a folder on Roswell and surrounding country was assigned for distribution at the Advertising Clubs of the World convention in Indianapolis on June 6. Claude Simpson will represent Roswell, and the club offered publicity help for the state democratic convention in Roswell on June 3. The next meeting is at the Chamber of Commerce next Wednesday at 12 15 PM with a business lunch served. For sale modern six room house 824 Norlain. 294340
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Roswell
Penn Relays to Feature 120 Teams at Franklin Field
America's premier track event opens at Franklin Field with more than 120 college teams expected. Cambridge-Oxford stars led by Montague and Rudd highlight English entrants, while American entries include Yale, Harvard, Michigan, Cornell, Penn, Illinois, Wisconsin, Princeton, and Notre Dame. Key figures: Scholz, Paddock, Byron Johnson, Thomson, Walker Smith, Carl Johnson, Erdman, Trowbridge, Anderson.
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Philadelphia
America
University of Pennsylvania
Franklin Field
Cambridge-Oxford
A. N. S. Jackson
Cambridge
Oxford
Rudd
Montague
Killigan
Tatham
Stallard
Yale
Harvard
Chicago
Michigan
Cornell
Penn
Missouri
Princeton
Syracuse
Illinois
Wisconsin
Dartmouth
California
Penn State
Pittsburgh
Notre Dame
Scholz
Paddock
Byron Johnson
Minnesota
Thomson
Walker Smith
Flash
Carl Johnson
Erdman and Trowbridge
Anderson
England
Gordon Nightingale
New Hampshire State College
McMahon
Massachusetts Tech
Simmons
Corneh
Sharps
Pennsylvania
Michian
Ithacans
Woll Hissed Off Platform At Convention
Matthew Woll vice president of the American Federation of Labor was forced to stop his speech before the United States Chamber of Commerce convention in Atlantic City as cries of no hissed and calls for Governor Allen interrupted him while he attacked the Kansas compulsory arbitration court. Governor Allen was present on the platform.
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Atlantic City
Matthew Woll
American Federation of Labor
United States Chamber of Commerce
Woll
Kansas Compulsory Arbitration Court
Allen
Wall
Kansas
Carranza Recine Totters Amid Mexican Revolt News
In San Antonio on April 29 Colonel Enrique Berceda warned that the Carranza government is tottering and a nationwide revolution has begun in twenty states. He said Mexico City is encircled and cut off, predicting Carranza will resign soon and a provisional president may be named. Reports also state Bonillas and Gonzales will withdraw from the race for a peaceful settlement.
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San Antonio
Texas
Carranza
Mexico City
Enrique Berceda
Berceda
Hila
Congress
Bonillas
Gonsales
Gonzales
Lumber boom elevates Southern wood industry in 1930s
Birmingham report highlights a nationwide building boom boosting lumber, with the South taking a leading role. Despite weather, car shortages, and labor issues, Southern mills expect strong spring trade as demand from rebuilding Europe and furniture makers rises. Alabama lumber employs 26,000, pays 25 percent of wages, and contributes 14 percent of industrial capital with annual output near 26 million dollars.
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Birmingham
Ala
South
Alabama
Europe
America
Labor Party Convention Set for Chicago July 11 18
Chicago April 29 The labor party convention will be held here July 11 to 18. A candidate for president and one for vice president will be selected with plans for campaigns in every state for state officers. The party endorses government ownership of public utilities and natural resources and the Plumb plan.
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Chicago
Labor Party
United State
Dow Returns From Knowles County Investigation
District Attorney Robert G. Dow returned today from Lea County where he went yesterday afternoon to investigate a killing.
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Plains
Robert G. Dow
Knowles
Lea
Wood Leading in Jersey by 602 Votes
New York April 29 A recount of the votes in four New Jersey counties will be demanded by the Johnson managers they say Johnson was robbed of a victory With eighty precincts unreported Wood leads Johnson by 602 votes William Vendon Hoboken Republican leader says Johnson would have carried the state by ten to fifteen thousand if not robbed Wood headquarters says no recount fear and asserts New Jersey vote was fair Wood is certain of twelve district delegates Johnson ten with two doubtful Delegates at large split evenly.
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New York
New Jersey
Johnson
Wood
William Vendon
Hoboken
Hunter to Texas trip by M H Hunter
M H Hunter of Eccles and Hunter departed yesterday for northern and western Texas. He plans visits to Ft Summer and Tucumcari before returning to the city.
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Hunter
Texas
M._H. Hunter
Eccles
Anti Boss Democratic Ticket Appeals for Unity in Chaves County
The statement urges Democrats in Chaves County to unite against factionalism and restore party strength. It lists proposed Democratic County Central Committee members and delegates to the Democratic County Convention across Roswell precincts, East Grand Plains, Dexter, Lake, Lower Peraseo Beck, Cedar Canyon, Elkins, and other locales, with names of candidates. An advertisement closes the notice.
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Chaves
Roswell
Democratic County Central Committee
Clyde Fulton
W. C. Lawrence
H. B. Smyril
R. F. Ballard
Wm. H. Beyette
Harry A. Burkstaller
H. B. Cooley
S. P. Denning
R. R. Hinkle
Curtis H. Hill
R. E. Levers
Mrs. B. L. Lusk
Luella H. McGaffey
Austin Porter
F. Schram
Warren H. Stine
C. W. Shepherd
Richard C. Skillman
Oliver H. Smith
G. W. Shrader
G. C. Welter
George L. Willys
Henry D. Johnson
E. G. Minton
Dan H. Wimot
J.B. Zumwalt
East Grand
Plains
Central Committee
E.R. Duvall
M. Hester
Albert ‘Hubgon
Arthur
M. W. Evans
FE. H. Donahue
EK. C. Jackson
Lower
Peraseo
J. B. Bonham
Austin Reeves
Cap Beck
E. B. James
Steve Crosby
Cedar Canyon
Democratc County Central Committee
J. F. Sturman
O. H. Hewatt
Elkins
A. B. Miller
J. H. Dooley
Imminent great strike looms among anthracite miners
New York April 29 union leaders say a strike of anthracite coal miners is imminent as negotiations with operators collapse. Miners rejected a fifteen percent wage increase and a demand for a broader rate adjustment remains unresolved.
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New York
Sate Property Listing at Richardson and Mc Gaffey
2% acres with seven room house two halls bath cellar electric lights city water 100 barrel underground cistern and pump good well windmill reservoir barn and garage under one roof corner Richardson and Mc Gaffey 4500 dollars if taken soon 201 W McGaffey George Wells 231fc Lumbeck to Lake Arthur Bart Lumbeck left for Lake Arthur to attend to business matters during the day.
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Richardson and
McGaffey
W. McGaffey
George Wells
Spring Festival At Central School Grounds
Citizens urged to attend the spring festival tomorrow at Central school grounds at 2 30 o clock. The event showcases results from the year in the physical training departments along with dances and games for all.
Five Trainmen Killed in Northwestern Collision
Five Northwestern railroad trainmen died in a head on collision near Lamberton Minnesota. Several passengers were injured as most slept through the crash on April 29.
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Northwestern
Rotary Club Hosts Roswell Meeting with Honorary Member
The Roswell Rotary Club met at the Chamber of Commerce for a Thursday luncheon. Guests Major J. C. Hamilton D W Low Prager Miller and Gill Amis spoke or attended. Hamilton elected an honorary member amid New Mexico removal news. Miller urged support for the children's hospital fund drive starting Monday. Austin of Kemp Lumber Co will give a vocational talk on Lumber next week.
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Rotary Club
Roswell
F. Li” Austin
Kemp Lumber Ca
Lumber
County Board Meeting Set for Saturday Afternoon
The Chaves county board of education will meet Saturday afternoon in the office of Mrs. T. W. Hayes, county school superintendent, at the courthouse.
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Chaves
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EF. &. Minton
W. J. McInnes
Cecil Bonney
L. F. Woodhead
O. W. White
R. H. McCune
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W. A. Wilson
W. C. Davidson
J2ps Church
Grover Cottingham
Donald Dye
FE. P. Malone
Curtis Hill
Women Journalists In Convention
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AD Club
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First Methodist Church
Armory Sun
Penn Relays
Carranza Recine
Jersey
Milton Anthony
Minerva K. Boone
C. C. Cagle
W. T. Clardy
Mrs. Tomlinson Fort
S. H. Hale
Earl F. Hall
Harry Morison
Roland Oliver
A. H. Prat
Advertigsmeait
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Bart Lumbeck
Liberty Theatre
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Bert Lytell
Edgar and
Girls Glee Club
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