Arctic wanderers chase icebound sights in old Klondike visit
In Aklavik Wiley and Jee describe travels over Arctic scenes spotting whales and polar bears. They recount a Friday Saturday journey to Klondike towns Dawson City Bonanza Eldorado and note a horse that eats fish travels on snowshoes near Baby Point Barrow.
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Aklavik
Wiley and Jee
Arctic
Klondike
Dawson City
Bonanza
Eldorado
Baby Point
McDanniels to Cortez for Hearing in Westfall Slayings
Otis and Herbert McDaniels face murder charges in the James Westfall starvation slaying. A September 9 hearing at Cortez was set, with legal advisors appointed, as the brothers were moved under guard to Canon City. Prosecutor Noland seeks the death penalty. defense denials and mob-threat claims follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durango
Colo
Otis
Herbert McDaniels
Cortez
James Westfall
J. B. O’rourke
Westfall
James Noland
Canon City
Noland
W. S. Carpenter
Mancos
J. J. Downey
Ed C. Johnson
Montezuma County
Fand
Clem Duncan
W. W. Dunlap
Duncan
William Haywood
Grand Junction
Dunlap
Fall Ranch Sale Reported Near Los Angeles
AP dispatch notes reports that the Albert B. Fall ranch near Three Rivers New Mexico may have sold or gone to auction. R M Sands denies completed sale and states a deal is pending while noting cattle were sold to Palomas Co and 800 head shipped.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Albert B. Fall
Sinee’ Rivers
N. M
Fall
Will
Pacific Securities Company
R. M. Sands
el Paso
Texas
Sands
Fali
Wil
Times
E. L. Doheny
2Alomas Land
Palomas Company
Colorado
Secretary of the Interior
Petroleum Securities Company
Teapot Dome
Petroleum Securities Corp
Three Rivers
Tres Ritos Cattle Co
A. B. Fall
Doheny
The
50 000 Back on Spanish American War pension rolls
Washington reports 50 000 veterans and dependents from the Spanish American War Boxer Rebellion and Philippine Insurrection are restored to the pension rolls. President Roosevelt signed the veterans bill stating it does not set a precedent for World War pensions and costs are estimated at about 49.6 million dollars yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Yas
Roosevelt
Yestera
Bull
Waite House
How U S Old Age Pension Will Work Out
Washington reports on the old age annuity provisions of the social security bill as applied to two brothers. John, who works 35 years at $200 monthly, earns a monthly pension of 66.25 and his heirs may receive a surplus or nothing based on total payments. Jim, with 20 taxed years, receives 52.50 monthly, with heirs receiving if total payments are below 1,680. the scheme outlines minimum and maximum benefits and how death affects heirs’ share, along with tax levels across years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Doe Brothers
John
Jim
John Doe
Life Saving Tests Offered Here by Red Cross Chapter
The Chaves County Red Cross chapter will host life saving and swimming tests for advanced swimmers from August 26 to 31, 6:30 to 9:30 pm at the Institute natatorium. Local organizers and staff, including Marvin M. Durrenberger, will assist. registration is at the Chamber of Commerce. The effort is supervised by Rev. B. F. Howden Jr. and includes the local Life Saving Corps with members such as Bill Manson and Dorothy Dow.
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Chaves County
American Red Cross
Institute Natatorium
Col
D. C. Pearson
Board of Regents
Marvin M. Durrenberger
The
Red Cross First Aid and
What Congress Is Doing Today
Senate takes no tax bill. House votes on AAA amendments still in dispute between House and Senate. Rules committee continues questioning H. C. Hopson, utilities man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
HOUSE
Rules Committee
H. C. Hopson
Utilities
Federal alcohol control bill adopts conference report
Rules committee opened testimony on the HAA amendments with H. C. Hopson cited as the first witness as the conference report on the measure moves forward. The action reflects ongoing federal efforts to adjust alcohol control policies and regulatory provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Rules Committee
H. C. Hopson
McGhee Named To Sit Gallup Murder Trials
Santa Fe, Aug 14 AP Judge James B. McGhee of the Fifth Judicial District was named by State Supreme Court Chief Justice Daniel K. Sadler to sit in the Gallup murder trials now set for San Juan county venue. Prosecutors had disqualified Judge Otero Jr., leaving the court to appoint a replacement after failed agreement by defense and prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
James B. McGhee
Fifth Judicial District
State Supreme Court
Daniel K. Sadler
Gallup
San Juan County
First Judicial District
M. A. Otero,Jr
Supreme Court
McGhee
Lindbergh Narrow Escape in 1931 China Mission
Anne Morrow Lindbergh recounts Col Charles A Lindberghs perilous 1931 China flight on an errand of mercy. From Nanking to Hunghwa he carried doctors and medical supplies, landed on flooded fields, faced Sampans crowding the plane, a man stepped on a pontoon and the crowd surged forward, threatening to puncture the craft.
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New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Yangtze Valley
China
Paris
Anne Morrow Lindbergh
Orient
Mrs. Lindbergh
Alaska
Siberia
Japan
Lindbergh
Cincinnati and Boston split two NL games in doubleheader
In the first game Cincinnati and Boston traded blows with Cincinnati taking an 8 1 final as Johnson Herrmann and Campbell guided the Reds while Fuller Boston hitters produced a late rally. The second tilt saw Boston win 11 5 as Frey Brennan Lombardi Macfayden Smith Spohrer combined on the mound for an offensive bounce back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Boston
Frey Brennan
Lombardi
Macfayden
Smith & Spohrer
Kiwanians Meet At East Grand Plains
Kiwanians and wives shared a chicken dinner and meeting at East Grand Plains school house. L. C. Brown county agent spoke on Pecos Valley feeding stock and regional farming benefits. Miss Dorothy Deason performed violin solos. Attendees included local families and Roswell residents. program led by Wesley Foster. J. B. Savage presided.
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Roswell
Dorothy Deason
Marmion McCord
East Grand Plains
Parent- Teacher Association
Glen Wheeler
Sam Pruett
Fred Nelson
W. E. Hall
F. M. Erickson
Albuquerque
Mary E. Selken
Oklahoma City
Wesley Foster
Kiwanis Club Agricultural Committee
Brown
Dick Davis
J. B. Savage
Kiwanis Club
Baseball Batteries and Scores From Early Games
In a compact recap the report lists batting lines and battery pairings for several teams. Ostermueller and R. Ferrer faced Philadelphia, while Wilshere and Berry opposed St Louis. Washington and New York appear in separate innings with Newsom Hayes Pettit Bolton and Rowe Cochrane contributing. The Cleveland matchup features Tamulis Dickey Harder Lee and Brenzel.
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Washington
Newsom, Hayes, Pettit
Bolton
Rowe and
Cochrane
New York
Cleveland
Tamulis
Dickey
Harder
Lee
Brenzel
Two WPA allotments approved for New Mexico works
Washington reports the national emergency council approved two WPA allotments for New Mexico totaling 5000 dollars. The Santa Fe national cemetery improvements receive 3009 dollars, and 2000 dollars go to miscellaneous improvements at the Tucumcari agricultural experiment station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. M
Washington
Carl Hatch
New Mexico Democrat
National Emergency Council
New Mexico
Fire destroys house at 1200 North Washington
A house at 1200 North Washington was almost completely destroyed by a fire yesterday afternoon. The occupants were Mr. and Mrs. R. L. McCarter.
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North
Washington
R. L. McCarter
Portales Chamber Condemns Port of Entry Law
Roosevelt County leaders denounce the port of entry act urging Gov Clyde Tingley and state enforcement agencies to stop enforcement to protect Eastern New Mexico markets. The resolution cites hardship on farmers from permit costs, insurance, and restricted truck movement harming farm prices and perishables.
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Portales, N. M
Clyde ‘Tingley
Port of Entry Board
State Police Administration
Las Nighit
Portales Chamber of Commerce
Portales
Motor Police Administration
Roswell Chamber presses for port of entry ruling
Claude Simpson secretary of the Roswell Chamber of Commerce said the chamber has pressed for ten days to uphold an attorney general ruling that under the port of entry law agricultural products may move out of New Mexico by truck without restrictions. The attorney general planned to meet port officials this afternoon on the matter. Simpson said Roswell aims to be fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Simpson
Roswell
Annual Meeting G P A Tonight
The Chaves County Game Protective Association holds its annual meeting at Roswell Country Club tonight with a barbecue at seven o clock. Elliott S. Barker state game warden and Fred Foster supervisor of the federal bureau of hatcheries may attend. Judge James B. McGhee presides as discussions cover proposed federal game refuges north of Roswell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaves. County Game Protective Association
Roswell Country Club
Elliott S. Barker
Fred Foster
Federal Bureau of Hatcheries
James B. McGhee
Chaves
Roswell papers challenged to audit circulation records
The Roswell Daily Record dares the Roswell Morning Dispatch to hire an accredited auditor who specializes in newspaper circulations to audit their books and publish the findings. The challenge ends with a pledge that truth will prevail and a quote from Frederick G. Bonfils about keeping discussion alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell Daily Record
Roswell Morning Dispatch
Frederick G. Bonfils
Denver Post Fame
Roswell Chamber hears talk on growing tourist trade
Simpson addressed Roswell Merchants Association on tourism growth from a free camp ground era ten to twelve years ago to today. He estimated 70 000 tourist cars will pass Roswell in 1935 with tourists spending about 500 000 dollars locally. The split of tourist dollars was outlined with shares to retailers, restaurants, hotels, garages, theatres, and confectioneries. He noted four 42 foot bulletin boards promoting Roswell and said Portales Tularosa Alamogordo and Las Cruces supported the ad campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Simpson
Chamber of Commerce
Roswell
Simpson
Portales
Tularosa
Alamogordo
Las Cruces
Home Town Team Wins Denver Post Baseball Tournament
United Fuel, a Denver home town nine, captured the 1935 Denver Post baseball tournament title by defeating Humble Oilers of Overton Texas 9 to 4. A six run eighth inning turned the game, as Frank Jones started for Pueblo and Max Thomas pitched for United Fuel. The Fuelmen collected six hits, a walk, and two Denver errors to secure the championship.
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Denver
United Fuel
Denver Post
House of David
Humble Oilers
Overton
Texas
Frank Jones
Pueblo
Colo
Texans
Max Thomas
Jones
Oscar Fuhr
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Frank Knox
Chicago
Manchester
Knox
United States
Canada
Mexico
England
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Congress
Associated Press
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Frankhouse
Mueller
RHE
Brooklyn
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Lopez
Carleton
Wyatt
O'Dea
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Vance
Reis
J. Taylor
St. Louis
Hallahan
Delancey
Castleman and
Mancuso
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Swift
Padden
Davis
Mulcahy
Todd
Philadephia
Birkofer, Weaver & Grace
Johnson
Pezzullo
Bivin
Jorgens
Ostermueller
R. Ferrer
Phelps
Shea
St.Louis
Wilshere and Berry
Andrews and Heath
Rothrock
Joe Moore
Hafey
T. Moore
Martin
Cavarretta
Meeting of Merchants’ Assn
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