Senator Cutting Considers Reelection As Public Works Urged
Portland report cites Senator Bronson Cutting of New Mexico as saying Congress must appropriate billions more for public works and relief programs to sustain economic recovery. He notes drought relief aids New Mexico counties but questions a return to the gold standard and has not decided on seeking reelection.
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Cutting
United States
Bloodless battle of New Orleans between Long and Walmsley
In New Orleans the Long and Walmsley factions faced off in a bloodless political standoff. Walmsley vowed to keep city hall guarded as long as Long and Governor Allen hold the registration office building with National Guard presence. Injunction papers sought to mobilize troops were served, while Long prepared to contest in civil court.
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Huey P. Long
T. Semmes Walmsley
Walmsley
Long
O. K. Allen
Voters’ Registration Office
Lafayette Street
No Man’s Land
Raymond H. Fleming
National Guard
Alexandria
Paris
Senator Long
Civil District Court
Allen
Primaries across Missouri West Virginia and Kansas
The Associated Press reports three state primaries Wednesday's voters will decide winners in Missouri West Virginia and Kansas. Democrats contend for fifty House seats while two Republican Senate seats are up in Missouri and West Virginia. Notable figures include Boss Tom Prendergast's backers for Harry S. Truman.
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Kansas City
Harry S. Tru
Pioneer sheepman DeGraftenreid dies at 72 in Albuquerque
Joseph J. DeGraftenreid, longtime inspector for the State Sheep Sanitary Board and former secretary, died in Albuquerque Sunday morning after a four month illness. The 72 year old rancher once ran one of New Mexico’s largest sheep operations near Buchanan.
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Albuquerque
Joseph J. DeGraftenreid
State Sheep Sanitary Board
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Buchanan
President Roosevelts War on Selfishness in West
President Roosevelt declares a war on individual selfishness to save agricultural and industrial resources. He travels from Glacier National Park to Glasgow Montana to inspect Fort Peck dam and review efforts to divert Columbia and Missouri rivers for flood control, power, and navigation. He says the nation is building a better comprehension of its needs.
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Mrs Hylan New Head of Legion Auxiliary
Mrs Minnie Hylan, wife of HarLow Hylan, elected department president at the American Legion Auxiliary convention in Ruidoso New Mexico. Other officers named include Josephine Harner Gallup and De Culpepper Carlsbad as vice presidents, with a slate of district committeewomen and representatives to the National Auxiliary convention. Mrs Odd named National Executive Committeewoman, succeeding Mrs Blair.
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N. M
Minnie Hylan
Harlow Hylan
Santa Fe
American Legion Auxiliary
Janet M. Ord
Silver City
Carlsbad
American Legion
Josephine Harner
Gallup
Dc. Culpepper
T. Smith
Raton
Ophelia Valdez
Taos
Vera Chavez
Garvin Smith
Magdalena
Hylan
Lena Smith
Farmington
Floy Santistevan
A. B. Strong
Roy
Maude Clark
Tucumcari
T. B. Morris
Artesia
Viola Senson
Joe Tanky
Hot Springs
Verna McMains
Albuquerque
State Department
Carrie Blair
Anne Cook
J. L. Truett
Joseph Leiberman
Las Cruces
Odd
Blair
Labor views unemployment with alarm in big cities
Atlantic City on August 6 reports William Green, president of the American Federation of Labor, saying that executives of large cities are alarmed by unemployment next winter. He advocates restoring the Civil Works Administration as unemployment remains a major issue with about 10,000,000 unemployed. Green is in town for a one day executive conference.
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William Green
American Federation of Labor
Civil Works Administration
Nine Killed in Virginia Mine Explosion
Big Stone Gap Virginia August 6 The known death toll from a blast in Derby number three mine of Stonega Coke and Coal stood at nine at noon Two men were rescued and hospitalized while several others were believed buried Seventy five workers escaped through an abandoned entry Rescue was slowed by fresh air needs and lingering carbon monoxide fumes No cause was given
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Stonega Hospital
Ralph Burchin
Charlie Milan
Ben Jinkins
Alex Payne
Clyde Ward
Jessie Doyle
LaFayette Brondell
Clarence Reed
Charlie Reece
Lawrence Fleener
Walter Bayless
Strike ends at Chicago Stockyards reopening after 12 day walkout
In Chicago the stockyards resumed activity as 5800 handlers and 400 commission merchants' workers ended a 12 day strike. Under a settlement arranged by NRAA administrator Hugh S Johnson, a 48 hour week is promised to regular employes and a 40 hour week to extra men after weekly receipts reach 4000 cars.
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Hugh S. Johnson
NRAA
FERA Strike Continues At Gallup Today
Gallup New Mexico August 6 AP with work on city FERA projects at a standstill due to a strike by FERA common laborers. Unemployed men to be registered to carry on strikers’ work under police guard Tuesday. Strikers rejected concessions offered by the county FERA Grievance Committee and the wage cut from 50 to 40 cents an hour. Protest letters filed with the Governor and FERA officials in Washington.
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Gallup
N. M
FERA
Stikers
Washington
State Highway 66 Group Formed in Albuquerque
About 75 county representatives met in Albuquerque to form a New Mexico state branch of the U S Highway 66 Association. The goal is to build support to complete the highway across New Mexico. J D Hannah of Santa Rosa will preside, with Carl C McGee of Oklahoma City and H Louis Hahn of Albuquerque speaking.
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J. D. Hannah
Santa Rosa
U. S. Highway 66 Association
Carl C. McGee
Oklahoma City
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Albuquerque Tribune
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Chavez optimistic on Democratic victory in New Mexico
Albuquerque. Congressman Dennis Chavez voiced strong optimism for a Democratic win this fall after a northern New Mexico tour. He noted few organized Progressive movements in the north, while Democratic leaders see little threat and Republicans are split. He remained noncommittal on seeking the long term Senate nomination against Senator Cutting as party organization proceeds ahead of the state convention expected later this month.
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Albuquerque
Dennis Chavez
Senge
Senator Cutting
Four Camp Cabins Burn at Noon Today
Four camp cabins at the filling station and camp on the northeast corner of North Main Street and the Country Club road were destroyed by fire at about 12 50 this afternoon. Water was unavailable and the fire department could not stop the blaze. The owners and cause are not determined. The fire began in the easternmost cabin and spread to the others, though the furniture was saved.
Taxation and Govt Committee Begins Work in Santa Fe
Santa Fe August 6 AP The taxation and government commission named by Governor Hocken hull started its task of drawing up remedial legislation for the state. The committee met in the State House executive offices and then moved to the House of Representatives to continue deliberations. No details were announced about discussions in the governor's office.
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Taxation and Government Commission
A. W. Hockenhull
State House
House of Representatives
J J DeGraftenreid Dies at 72 in Albuquerque
Joseph J DeGraftenreid known as Dick DeGraftenreid pioneer New Mexico ranchman and former Roswell resident died Sunday morning in Albuquerque at age 72 after four months illness. He served as secretary and later inspector for the State Sheep Sanitary Board and lived in the state since 1881. He was a member of Masonic lodge Shrine and Elks. Survived by wife four daughters a brother and a sister. Funeral services were held in Albuquerque this afternoon.
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Albuquerque
State Sheep Sanitary Board
Porto de Luna
Santa Rosa
Sheep Sanitary Board
Abbuquerque
Masonic Lodge
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Elks Club
G N Thompson Dies At Ranch After Poison Death
G N Thompson age 38 and foreman of the Diamond A Cattle Co died at the Diamond A ranch west of Roswell at eight Sunday morning allegedly from strychnine. A doctor was present at death, inquest unnecessary. Survived by wife two sons Daniell Roswell Delmar Montana mother Mrs George Thompson Clinton Oklahoma brother John Roswell sister Maude Clinton Oklahoma. Ballard Funeral Home in charge. arrangements await word from relatives.
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Delmar
Montana
Geogre Thompson
Clinton
Oklahoma
John Thompson
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Ballard Funeral Home
Arrests Made In 102 Head Sheep Theft Case In Lincoln
Ben Payne and son O'Dell were arrested at the Payne ranch about 85 miles northwest of Roswell in Lincoln county. Accompanying officers included Har ry Thorne sheep inspector sheriff A S McCamant state motor patrol chief E J House and patrolman Gilbert Peckner. They were jailed on a charge of stealing 102 head of sheep from H Hines.
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O'Dell Payne
Payne Ranch
Roswell
Lincoln County
Harry Thorne
A. S. McCamant
E. J. House
Gilbert Peckner
H. &. Hines
Bar exam shadows in New Mexico as applicants take tests
Twenty applicants to the New Mexico bar sat examinations before the State Bar Examiners Board with names withheld pending results. The court disclosed several one year permit holders including W. J. Loftus Santa Fe Allen A. Carter Albuquerque John Darwin Schuster Albuquerque Errett Reed Cooper Las Vegas Joseph L. Smith Albuquerque and Robert H. Higley Albuquerque Temporary licenses were made permanent for Wheaton Angur Santa Fe and Leonard C. Jones Clayton.
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New Mexico
State Bar Examiners’ Board
W. J. Loftus
Santa Fe
Allen A. Carter
Albuquerque
John Darwin Schuster
Errett Reed Cooper
Las Vegas
Joseph L. Smith
Robert H. Higley
Wheaton Angur
Leonard C. Jones
Clayton
Baseball Today Scores No Major League Games Reported
Small docket notes no major league baseball games were played today. The brief indicates an empty schedule with no scores, highlighting a rare pause in top level play.
Yankees Stadium Exhibition: Cincinnati 17 Washington 16
In an AP report from Yankee Stadium Cincinnati overwhelmed Washington 17 to 16 in an international printers union exhibition game. Heany Christie Eaton and McPherson teamed for Cincinnati while Stieringer and Tiett Meyer pitched for Washington.
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Wildcat well near Artesia shows multiple oil and gas zones
Three oil and gas shows at depths of 730 to 755 feet were found in a wildcat well four miles north of Artesia field drilled by R. M. Tigner, Geo. Etz, and F. G. Keyes in section 10 17 28. A second well in section 16 17 28 also shows shallow production potential, potentially extending Artesia field northern limits by four to five miles.
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Geo. Etz
F. G. Keyes
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Artesia Field
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George Betz
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