Tentative agreement reached on celebrate independence fiesta
A local patriotic committee under the Mexican Consulate is organizing a September 15 and 16 independence celebration for Mexico in El Paso. The plan calls for a fiesta with participation by Spanish Americans from the valley and nearby mountains, inviting communities as far as Carrizozo and Carlsbad.
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Spain
el Paso
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Carrizozo
Carlsbad
Patriotic Committee
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Pedro Franco
Augustin Garcia
Augustin la Riba
Julian Garcia
Manuel Giroz
Bocalez
Emilio Roblez
Ramon Burrola
Pedro Marquez
Gullermo Albarez
School orchestra and beginners' band to perform on courthouse lawn
The school orchestra directed by Mrs. Helen Noah and the beginners' band of about 125 youths will give a program tomorrow night at 7 15 on the courthouse lawn. The orchestra comprises around 45 pieces while the beginners’ band includes about 80 players who learned instruments this summer.
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White Collar Jobs Plan of the President
President Roosevelt directs 5.1 million dollars for three white collar relief efforts to boost tax collection and liquor tax enforcement. The program funds delinquent tax surveys in 20 cities, checks on small income returns, and a nationwide liquor tax study while confirming new payrolls for data collection and retail trade analysis.
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Roosevelt
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Arkan sawyers resist redemption in Ozarks claim
In Santa Monica Aimee Semple McPherson’s daughter is in the Ozarks where Arkansawyers say they will not be redeemed saved or liquidated. The speaker recalls joining them 27 years ago and cites Joe Robinson as a Senate figure among six dollar s men. Any clash with an Arkansaw hillbilly implies you will lose.
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Santa Monica
Cal
Aimee Semple McPherson
Ozarks
Arkansawyers
Joe Robinson
U. S
Senate
Arkansaw
Death chair looms for Thompson in Peoria
Gerald Thompson, 26, faces the electric chair after a circuit court jury sentenced him to death for the June 16 rape and murder of Mildred Hallmark, 19, a convent graduate. The case drew a swift verdict after a 10 day trial with a disputed diary and confession presented by the defense.
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Gerald Thompson
Mildred Hallmark
Thompson
Joseph E. Daily
Ben Thurman
Edwin V. Champion
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Miss Hallmark
Champion
Heat Wave Sets 111 Degree Day. Death Toll Climbs
Heat wave fatigue pushes record highs across the central states with 111 in July’s last day in Kansas and 108 heat deaths reported in the region. Nebraska 19, Oklahoma 18, Minnesota 13, Texas 10. other states add lower totals. One fatality noted after a wood chopping contest in Arkansas. Weather outlook shows unsettled west and cooler conditions east.
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Consolidation of New Mexico Pueblo Agencies Fronted by Powers
Albuquerque AP report says personnel changes today complete the consolidation of New Mexico Pueblo agencies. Lemuel Powers becomes bonded disbursing agent and in charge of property at several sites including Albuquerque Indian school and Zuni agency. Other moves place Blair as Navajo education director and Lynn’s successor Vincent McMullen, with changes for Santa Fe and the sanatorium administration.
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New Mexico Pueblo
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Albuquerque Indian School
Zuni Agency
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Southern Pueblos Agency
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Vincent McMullen
Washington, D. C
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Northern Pueblo Agency
Santa Fe
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R. I. Perry
Albuqueraque
Roswell Sees Record Day Heat With 99 Degrees
Roswell endured a hot day with a high of 99 degrees and a record night temperature of 74 degrees for the year. The forecast calls for fair weather tonight and Friday, with cooler conditions expected on Friday.
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Roswell
P. V. Orchestra To Play Sunday At Mayhill NM
The Pecos Valley Orchestra drawn from Roswell Artesia Carlsbad and Lake Arthur will give a sacred program at Mayhill New Mexico next Sunday August 4 at 10 45 a m in the school house The old timers of the community will sing hymns led by Joseph A Miller A basket dinner on the grounds is being arranged.
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Pecos
Carmona Dies After Three Decades in Roswell
Bernardo Carmona aged eighty died at his Roswell home on East Tilden Street this morning at seven. He leaves his wife and four sons Frank Ysabel Ted Lasario all of Roswell and three daughters Mrs J B Trujillo Mrs G G Gonzales and Mrs E G Cardona also of Roswell. Funeral services will be held tomorrow morning at St Johns Church with interment at South Park. Talmage Mortuary directing.
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East Tilden
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Roswell
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Ysabel
Ted
Lasario
J. B. Trujillo
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E. G. Cardona
St. John’s Church
South Park
Talmage
Campaign 10 says president is insane whispering campaign
Washington reports reveal E P Cramer of New Jersey proposed a plan to start a whispering campaign alleging President Roosevelt was insane. He admitted the idea aimed to undermine the New Deal and had been discouraged by others. Bernard B Robinson testified he paid $500 to learn Washington maneuvering from a lawyer for utility interests.
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E. P. Cramer
New Jersey
Senate Lobby Committee
Roosevelt
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Chicago Utilities
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Robinson
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Black
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Cramer
Electric Bond and Share
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Grosbeck
America
New Deal
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Hoover
Schwellenbach
D-Wash
Duck Shooting This Fall Reduced to Thirty Days
Washington reports J N Ding Darling states the 1933 duck season will run 30 days under strict new federal rules approved by President Roosevelt. No baited-area shooting, no live decoys, two-zone nationwide seasons, 7 am to 4 pm hunting, and three-shell auto loading limits. Northern states Oct 21 to Nov 19. southern states Nov 20 to Dec 19. Bag limits tighten for ducks and geese. additional dove and band-tailed pigeon provisions noted.
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Hope Preventing Italo-Ethiopian War Sparks Optimism
Geneva reports a Laval Mussolini telephone conference revived hopes for a quick Italo-Ethiopian settlement. BritainFrance drafted the formula opposed by Italy, which raises objections to a four-party political conference with Ethiopia. Italy hints at a future Ventimiglia peace meeting as deadlines loom for arbitral reports and findings. Addis Ababa begins mass army recruitment after a war ministry rally.
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New New Mexico tax tokens issued to curb overcharging
Santa Fe reports eight point rules for aluminum one mill and copper five mill tokens to be used only for sales tax payments not as currency. Tokens aid 1 cent tax on 50 cent purchases and 5 mill tax on 28 to 30 cents. Banks will handle distribution with penalties for counterfeiting.
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State Sales Tax Department
Bureau of Revenue
Benj. D. Luchini
Luchini
Rotary talks on cotton and prices
The Rotary Club talks today were given by John Tweedy and Earl Patterson. Patterson spoke about why meat prices are high, citing drought and government buying and killing programs, while Tweedy continued last week’s discussion on cotton in a thorough, workmanlike manner.
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Rotary Club
John Tweedy
Earl Patterson
Howard Amason
Bank Night Draws Fine Case To Be Appealed
Ted Jones manager of the Yucca Princess theatres was found guilty of violating a city ordinance by permitting a lottery device at the Yucca theatre. He was fined 25 dollars and costs, and filed notice of appeal with bond set at 50 dollars. The city asserted Bank Night constituted a lottery. defense disputed this. The Capitan Theatre owner E. C. Trieb filed the complaint. Morley was discharged from the case.
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L. L. Johnson
Ted Jones
Yucca Princess Theatres
Yucca Theatre
George Threlkeld
H. C. Buchly
E. C. Trieb
Capitan Theatre
Fred Morley
Buchly
Morley
Bound Over in Assault Case Bound for District Court
Bound over Jack Martin, charged with assaulting H. C. Cannon with a pistol, after a preliminary hearing. L. L. Johnson J. P. bound him over to the district court with bond set at 250 dollars.
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Jack Martin
H. C. Cannon
L. L. Johnson
J. P
Baseball scores and batteries from today’s games
Brooklyn lose to Boston 4 2. Chicago beat Pittsburgh 6 5. St Louis tops Cincinnati 5 1. Cleveland edged Chicago 3 2. St Louis blanked Detroit 4 0. Boston defeats Washington 7 6. Batteries listed: Zachary Lopez Cantwell Mueller. Warneke Kowalik O Deo Swift Hoyt Grace. J Dean Delancy Nelson Hollingsworth Frey Lombardi. Lee Phillips Fischer Salveson Sewell. VanAtta Walkup Hemsley Crowder Hayworth. Hackett Walberg R Ferrell Whitehill Bolton.
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Pittsburgh
Warneke, Kowalik & O’dea
Swift
St. Louis
Cincinnati
J. Dean
Delancey
Nelson
Hollingsworth
Frey and
Lombardi
Cleveland
Lee
Phillips
Fischer
Salveson
Sewell
Detroit
VanAtta, Walkup & Hemsley
Crowder and Hayworth
Boston
Washington
Hackett, Walberg & R. Ferrell
Whitehill and
Bolton
Frazier to Santa Fe Lake and back home tomorrow
J Frazier assistant district attorney departed yesterday afternoon for Santa Fe and is expected to return home tomorrow. The move involves Vaughn Pgh Nat Myer Wash Am Tamberdi Cin Nat Hale Cle Am Frazier.
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Myer
Wash
Tamberdi
Sug gests moving and remodeling Santa Fe mansion plan
Santa Fe Aug 1 AP proposal urges relocating the governor's mansion in Santa Fe and using the current site for remodeling or rebuilding a combined state building to shelter the supreme court attorney general highway and game departments. The plan awaits survey results ordered by the state planning board.
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Supreme Court
Attorney General
Highway and Game Departments
State Planning Board
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