Ol Boers Ol Boers Says Santa Monica Headlines
Local observations highlight sensational headlines about Jim Doakes attacking Roosevelt and Woodruff denouncing the New Deal. A warning about prolonged election campaigning contrasts with timely jury pleas. Col William A Bohunk warns of Republican rule and possible Moscow annexation if not reversed. The speaker comments on the election timeline and campaign pacing.
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Santa Monica
Cal
Jim Doakes
Roosevelt
Woodruff
MiChigan
New Deal
William A. Bohunk
Moscow
Deportation And Stadium Plans For High School Field
Shrinking heat wave settles briefly across the Midwest as deaths climb in several states. Heat related fatalities include Chicago four and additional deaths in Oklahoma Ohio and Arkansas. Severe weather brings thunderstorms hail and floods from New York to Arizona with tornado warnings. snow falls in western Montana and a long island sound boat accident claims a life. Rail service frail as tracks washout cuts journeys.
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Associated Press
Mid-West
Montana
Arizona
A. M. Hamrick
Kansas City
Chicago
Beardstown
Oklahoma
Ohio
Arkansas
Beaver
Okla
Liberal
Kas
Long Island Sound
Long Island
New York
Ontario
Canada
Newington
Ont
Plains
Pima
Thatcher
Ariz
Tucson
Southern Pacific
Decree death for opponents in Nazi law move
Berlin reports state secretary Roland Freisler announced new criminal code will treat treasonable activity against the Nazi party as punishable by death. Foreigners face harsh penalties for treasonable acts. memorial events mark Hindenburg anniversary despite exclusions. Geneva dispatches note Italy and Ethiopia dispute, and League of Nations debate. A Roswell WPA stadium project moves toward state approval with local fundraising and planned use for multiple community events.
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Berlin
Roland Freisler
Ministry of Justice
Associated Press
Geneva
Laval
France
League of Nations Council
Italy
Great Britain
Ethiopia
Mussolini
Tecle Hawariate
Premier Laval
Baron Pompeo Aloisi
Roswell
WPA
Santa Fe
Bitter Fights In Kentucky Primary
Five cornered Democratic governor race dominates Kentucky primary eve coverage. A B Happy Chandler campaigns to repeal the sales tax while Wallis pledges a businesslike state administration. Wooton and Huddleston attack Rhea and Chandler. Swope faces Bing ham and Hurst in Republican side. Ballots cast tomorrow. runoff possible if no majority.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
A. B
Happy) Chandler
Laffoon
Rhen
Frederick A. Wallis
New York City
Port of
Huddleton
King Swope
Lexington
D. M. Bingham
Pineville
Sam Hurst
Beattyville
Gunmen Hold Up Denver Real Estate Office
Three gunmen escaped with 24000 dollars in cash stocks and jewelry after raiding Max Schwartz real estate office on a busy Denver street. One accomplice stayed in a running car while the others forced Schwartz to open the safe, ransacking it for 12000 dollars in non negotiable stocks and 500 dollars cash, leaving 2000 dollars behind. They warned Schwartz not to notify police and fled in the car.
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Denner
Max Schwartz
Denver
Schwartz
No Mystery to Burned Remnants Near Albuquerque
State police clarified that a youth who found charred remnants linked to four missing Illinois tourists near Albuquerque did not uncover a mystery. They had shoveled up all small remnants and sifted the material at the discovery site, leaving some pieces as worthless stock. The find was reported July 1 to Albuquerque police the day after further sifting.
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Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Eight new locations in southeastern oil field attract activity
The Artesia Advocate reports eight new locations staked in the southeastern oil area this past week amid fewer notable completions. Wells include Yates and Dooley for Repollo Oil Co and Continental Oil Co among others. Deep tests near Eddy county push Dooley No 7 toward 7000 feet while Woolworth No 1 of Atlantic Kirby yields 156 barrels in 20 hours and Shell State No 1 extends Eunice pool with 46 barrels daily after deepening to 3973 feet. Hastie No 1 of Pecos Valley Gas Co is abandoned after reaching 1884 feet.
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Artesia Advocate
Yates and Dooley
Creek
Repollo Oil Co
Grimes
Continental Oil Co
State
Fred Brainard
Featherstone
Twin States Oil Co
Weir
Ed Bryant
Fred Stebbins
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Eddy County
Dooley
Getty Oil Co
Woolworth No
Atlantic-Kirby
Shell Petroleum Corp
Eunice
Shell
Texas Company
Monument District
Pecos Valley Gas Co
Baseball Scores and Key Games From Today
Baseball results include RHE beating New York 15 to 4 with strong offense and strong pitching from Smith Betts and Mueller. Brooklyn routed Philadelphia 8 to 7 in 11 innings with Earnshaw Munns Lopez and Walters handling duties. Chicago shutout Cincinnati 9 to 0 behind solid pitching and timely hitting.
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RHE
Boston
New York
R. Smith, Betts & Mueller
Castleman, Stout and Mancuso
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Earnshaw
Munns & Lopez
Walters
Pezzullo
Bivin
Jorgens
Mulcahy
Todd
Baseball Battery Lineups and Postponements Reported
In St Louis a scoreless opening with Chicago followed by a 7 run surge as Cain Knott Thomas Hemsley Jones Wyatt Sewell appear in the batteries. Cleveland Detroit game postponed due to rain. New York defeated Washington with a late rally as Bronca Dickey Pettit Russell Bolon performed. Philadelphia Boston game postponed to be played at a later date with listed batteries.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Cain, Knott, Thomas and Hemsley
Jones, Wyatt & Sewell
New York
Washington
Bronca
Dickey
Lee Pettit
Russell and
Bolon
Philadelphia
Boston
Baseball Player Abbreviations From New York Nationals
A fragment lists players with abbreviated notes: Ott, NY Nat. Joe Moore and Boyle. Byrn Nat Pepper. St. G. Amn. Byrd. Cin Nat Lazzeri. NY Amn. Hill. NY Amn. This indicates a roster or roster shorthand for a game or team lineup.
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Ott
Joe Moore
Boyle
Byrn
Pepper
St. G
Byrd
Cin
Lazzeri
Judge scorns jury as Schultz is freed of tax charge
Arthur Flegenheimer known as Dutch Schultz was acquitted by a federal jury of evading 9200,000 in income taxes. Judge Frederick Bryant lambasted the jurors for their verdict, saying it undermines law enforcement while crowds cheered outside. Officials noted double jeopardy prevented another trial on conspiracy counts.
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Malone
N. Y
Arthur
Dutch Schultz) Flegenheimer
Bronx Beer Buccaneer
Schultz
Albany
New York
Judgerederick H. Bryant
Bryant
al Capone
Chicago
Waxey” Gordon
New Mexico WPD Plans Reach $1.13 Million Facility
Santa Fe reports New Mexico has sent Washington WPD projects totaling 1 125 000 with applications for over a million more under study. Anderson notes 22 800 state residents would be employed by the WPD program. Utility bill faces possible death in conference after a second House defeat.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
Washington
WPD
Clinton P. Anderson
Anderson
Dole
House
Roosevelt
Prince Mdivani Dies in Car Crash in Spain
Prince Alex Mdivani, 31, former husband of Barbara Hutton, died instantly when his roadster slid off a winding road near Albans in Gerona province while driving a woman to Perpignan. Her companion was critically injured. the driver was found dead in a gully after the crash. The couple had left a Palamos home of Mdivani's sister shortly before midnight.
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Barcelona
Spain
Alex Mdivani
Barbara Hutton
Perpignan
France
Palamos
Mdivani
Jose Maria Sert
Albans
Gerona
Gerona Clinical Hospital
Zenge Arrested for Murder of Dr Walter Bauer
Chicago August 2 AP man Deville Zenge 76 Canton Missouri carpenter sought in brutal murder of Dr Walter J Bauer was captured in a west side taxicab garage after an intensive multi state pursuit. Police said the elder Zenge admitted he was the suspect and he is being questioned as details emerge. J Andy Zenge confirmed the man is his son and the arrest followed a lengthy operation with the driver identifying the suspect. Dr Bauer was abducted in Ann Arbor Michigan while summer student pending return to Kirksville College. A note found in a cab claimed the writer would jump in the lake but investigators call it a hoax.
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Chicago
Mandeville Zenge
Canton
Missouri
Walter J. Bauer
Daniel Gilbert
The
States Attorney’s Office
Zenge
Gilbert
Andy Zenge
Captain Gilbert
Norry
Harry Hoffman
Cook County Behaviour Clinic
Charles S. Dougherty
Bauer
Louise
Ann Arbor
Mich
State University
Kirksville
College of Osteopathy and
John Stege
Stege
Navy Pier
Lake Michigan
County Republican Central Committee to Meet in District Court
The Chaves County Republican Central Committee will meet at two o clock tomorrow afternoon in the district courtroom to draft rules governing party conduct under a state law. Parties must file rules with the secretary of state by August 23. Prager Miller, last election’s Republican governor candidate, will address the meeting. W J Wilson, county chairman, will preside.
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Chaves County
Republican Central Committee
Prager Miller
W. J. Wilson
Roswell hosts aviation and cosmic ray study efforts
The Roswell Chamber of Commerce aeronautics committee met to plan pursuing air base funding while scientists from University of Denver McGill Harvard study cosmic rays on Mount Evans Colorado. Four scientists led by Dr J C Stearns use heavy instruments to capture showers and test penetrability in lead iron copper zinc and aluminum seeking practical uses and ray origins. A Caltech expedition will follow to establish a second high altitude camp.
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Roswell
Accomautics
Arthur Farnsworth
R. H. McCune
Cal Barnett
Mount Evans
Colo
Colorado
J. C. Stearns
University of Denver
D. K. Froman
McGill University
Toroto
Canada
R. H. Woodward
R. T. Young, Jr
Harvard University
Dr. Stearns
Stearns
Froman
California Institute of Technology
Brice Sworn In as New Mexico Supreme Court Justice
Roswell judge C R Brice is now a member of the New Mexico Supreme Court after being sworn in by the retiring Chief Justice John C Watson. Brice was elected last fall, delayed by a world tour, while Watson will enter private practice with Francis C Wilson.
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Santa Fe
C. R. Brice
Roswell
State Supreme Court
John C. Watson
Brice
New Mexico
Watson
Francis C. Wilson
Funeral services held for Phyllis Sherman
Funeral services for six year old Phyllis Carrie Sherman, daughter of Mr and Mrs Fran Sherman of 510 South Union, were conducted at Ballard Funeral Chapel at 2:00 PM with Reverend Charles S Hempstead officiating. Music by First Methodist Church choir. Pallbearers were Vera Pigg le, Margie Liston, Joe Neata Liston and Catherine Jamels. She died Wednesday morning after illness beginning Friday. Survived by parents and two brothers Frank and George. Relatives from Ellsworth Kansas attended. Interment in South Park.
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Phyllis Carrie Sherman
Fran Sherman
510 South Union
Ballard Funeral
Charles S. Hempstead
First Methodist Church
Vera Piggle
Margie Liston
Joe Neata Liston
Catherine Jamels
Kansas
South Park
Ballard Funeral Home
Indian Store Outside Reservation Tax Issue Clarified
The New Mexico attorney general ruled that an Indian trading post outside reservation boundaries is subject to county occupation taxes, whether run by an Indian or not. If the post sits on Indian land, taxation by state and county does not apply, as federal jurisdiction applies.
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Attorney General’s Office
George Cory
McKinley County
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