Trail of the Caribou Lands in England After 30 Hour Flight
Canadian aviators James Ayling and Leonard Reid landed at Heston England after 30 hours 55 minutes aloft from Wasage Beach Ontario. They planned a Baghdad route to set a new distance record but covered only about 3,700 miles of the 6,300 mile goal due to dwindling fuel. The pair landed at a private field near Hendon after circling Stag Lane and Hendon airdromes.
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Rotary chairmen dine. intercity Rotary planned for Aug 23
Fred Miller chaired a dinner for Rotary committee chairmen at the Hall home with a lawn supper and informal conference. They discussed an intercity Rotary meeting on August 23 at the Military Institute hall to welcome Colonel D. C. Pearson, new governor of the 42nd District, featuring a brief program, music, cards, dancing, and dinner for local and visiting Rotarians and guests.
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Rotary
Tom Hall
Tommie
D. C. Pearson
J. Ross Thomas
The
Military Institute
Roosevelt in Wisconsin calls for continued New Deal action
President Roosevelt renews the New Deal in Green Bay addressing a large crowd at Bay Beach. He defends his policies against critics and stresses confidence in the average citizen, naming Sen. La Follette and Sen. Duffy among his old friends. He cautions against restoring the old order and pledges action and cooperative wealth growth.
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Congress
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Bryan
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Bay Beach
la Follette
Duffy
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Pecos Valley Cotton Growers Report Marks Strong Year
The Pecos Valley Cotton Growers Association held its tenth annual meeting at the Chamber of Commerce. John B. Beers reported a prosperous year with about 5,500 bales handled and an average net price above 10.75 cents per pound. Only 125 bales were below strict middling, with staple averaging over 1 1/32 inches. The association holds 905 bales on call and 102 bales stored with a government loan of ten cents per pound. Re-elected directors include Harry Cowan and M. W. Evans, with Roswell leaders as holdovers. Since its founding, the group has aided farmers in securing better prices and grading.
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Chamber of Commerce
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Hagerman
M. W. Evans
Lake Arthur
Artesia
John Tweedy
George F. French
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Moreenthau
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Wall Street
New York
Indian liquor case ties Mescalero to fatal crash
Alamogordo New Mexico August 3 AP Beneslado Villarreal of Mescalero is bound over to federal court on $500 bond after being charged with selling intoxicating liquor to Mescalero Indians L Natta and Alfred Chatto linked to a wreck that killed two children and left Chatto critically injured Chatto a former government scout and Apache leader suffered a broken rib and leg in the crash while remaining patient in a reservation hospital
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Alamogordo
N. M
Beneslado Villarreal
Mescalero
Villarreal
L. Natta
Alfred Chatto
Natta
Chatto
Geronimo
Cloudburst Flood Near Denver Claims Deaths and Missing
A cloudburst and severe hailstorm struck resort villages west of Denver causing one man and a girl to die and 18 others reported missing and feared dead. Rescue units raced to the mountain settlements as the storm unleashed flooding and damaging hail at mid afternoon.
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Denver
Heat Records Yesterday in Drought Area
Central west states endured record heat with Ottumwa Iowa reaching 115 degrees and Springfield Illinois 107.5 as Ohio and Indiana reported heat deaths. Missouri and Minnesota faced deadly floods while Rochester saw President Roosevelt stop during a tour. Multiple drownings and missing persons were reported, with detailed identifications of victims and observers.
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Wisconsin
Malarney Killed in Carlsbad Dynomite Drill Blast
Jack Malarney a 38 year old Roswell resident and foreman on a highway drill was instantly killed when a dynamite charge exploded near Carlsbad. Co worker Mr Sullivan was seriously injured and transported to an El Paso hospital. Malarney moved to Carlsbad recently and leaves a wife four children and a Michigan mother. He was born September 9 1895 in Hudson Michigan. Burial in Roswell after services at St Peter’s Catholic Church.
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el Paso
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Father Raymond
South Park
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Bob Daughtry
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Lea Rowland
R. M. Tigner
George R. Jewett
Ed. J. Williams
Jack Fletcher
Gayle Armstrong
Mr. Malarney
Hudson
Michigan
Hilda White
Ann Johnson
State Highway Department
Highway Department
Jack
Patricia
Mary Jane Il
Joan
Mary Malarney
Pontiac
A. B. Anderson
Gladys Fisher Named Deputy Treasurer
Mrs. Harold Crosby county treasurer appoints Gladys Fisher as deputy to fill the vacancy from J. H. Dekker becoming city clerk. Fisher, with prior service in the treasurer's office under W. C. Holland, currently works as a stenographer in the artesian well supervisor's office and will start next Monday. Latoyah Hall will replace her in the artesian well supervisor's office.
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Gladys Fisher
J. H. Dekker
Fisher
W. C. Holland
Latoyah Hall
Highway Dept Gets Half Million Dollar Credit
Santa Fe Aug 9 AP The State Highway Department now has the 500000 highway debentures credit announced today by R L Ormsbee chief clerk The money will be used for roads he said.
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Santa Fe
State Highway Department
R. L. Ormsbee
Chamber of Commerce mulls Roswell bands plan
The Roswell Chamber of Commerce board met at 3:30 PM to discuss a municipal band and a junior band led by Mrs. H. C. Noah. The meeting was called by president Carl McNally.
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Chamber of Commerce
Roswell
H. C. Noah
Carl McNally
Move 1800 Head of Sheep Due to Drought
Will Haegler of Roswell began relocating 1800 sheep owned by the Gallo Investment Company from a Corona area ranch to the Armijo ranch near Santa Fe because severe drought conditions around Corona necessitated the move. Haegler has an interest in Gallo Investment Company.
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Will Haegler
Roswell
Gallo Investment Company
Corona
Armijo Ranch
Santa Fe
Mr. Haegler
Rotary Club Inducts Poorbaugh as Member in Meeting
The Rotary club today inducted H. A. Poorbaugh as a member with the talk delivered by Hugh Huff Sr. D. N. Pope spoke briefly about his summer vacation trip to North Carolina. Dan Wilmot gave a discussion of the New Mexico tax situation.
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H. A. Poorbaugh
Hugh Huff Sr
D. N. Pope
North
Dan Wilmot
New Mexico
Death of John F. Fears in New Mexico Rancher and Bachelor
John F. Fears of Tinnie New Mexico died at 11 45 last night at St Marys hospital He was about years old and had worked in ranching in the area for 25 years He is survived by sister Mrs M E Sandfer of Tinnie and three nephews W J Sandfer of Tinnie J S and D Sheppard Booster county Texas Born December 18 1852 in Arkansas The Ballard Chapel will hold services Friday afternoon at two conducted by Rev Benjamin Eitelgeorge Burial will be in South Park
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Tinnie
N. M
St. Mary’s Hospital
Arkansas
Ballard Chapel
Benjamin Eitelgeorge
South Park
White Sands Sand Sent to Century of Progress Exhibit
Alamogordo New Mexico shipment sends a second carload of 80 000 pounds of White Sands sand to Chicago for the New Mexico exhibit at the Century of Progress. Exhibit manager Dee Howard says the white sand carpet is a chief attraction.
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New Mexico
Century of Progress
Alamogordo
Baseball Scores and Rain Postponements Reported
American League results show Detroit and St Louis early and late scoring, with weather delays affecting New York Washington and Chicago Pittsburgh games. Brooklyn and New York split a rain interrupted doubleheader, while Koenecke Hayes Watkins homered for Brooklyn Philadelphia and New York.
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Brooklyn
Hayes
Philadelphia
Watkins
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