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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1934

Page

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Labatt Kidnapping: Ransom Reported Ready Near Toronto

Early today telephone contact was established with John S Labatt kidnappers in Toronto area. Ransom of 150000 dollars expected by nightfall. Hugh Labatt, brother, held funds and coordinated calls from a hotel in Toronto. Police monitored three calls between 1 and 3 a m with references to New York racketeers and Detroit man Massey. Labatt, 50, heart patient, was kidnapped Tuesday between Sarnia and London Ontario. Authorities silent. searches focused on Lake Huron shore near Labatt summer home and possible US border involvement.

Toronto Ont John S. Labatt Brewer Hugh Kidapers London Hugh Labatt Labatt Miller Inspector Garnett Lapatt Wroice John Labatt Sarnia Lake Ose United States

Dismissal Leaves Espinosa Massacre Case Unsolved

In Las Cruces Aug 16 the case against Pompieon Duran tied to the April 1 1932 Espinosa family massacre at Berino NM was dismissed for lack of evidence amid unsolved crimes. Pedro Holguin was acquitted at a retrial after a hung jury. Washington meanwhile Secretary Wallace warned drought amid livestock feed shortages describing a robust food supply with diet adjustments. He cited Bureau of Home Economics estimates and stock levels and noted shortfalls mainly in potatoes and dried legumes.

Las Cruces N. M Meliquia Des Espinosa Berino Pompieon Duran Duran Pacific Coast Pedro Holguin Washington Wallace Cruz Bureau of Home Economics

FERA STRIKE ARises AT ALBUQUERQUE LABORS

In Albuquerque and Bernalillo county a FERA common labor strike began over wage cuts from 50 cents to 40 cents an hour. Most workers reported for Roosevelt Park projects. about 115 employed on today’s shift with no picketing. Communist leaflets were distributed as organizers planned a night meeting.

Albuquerque N. M FERA Bernalillo County Roosevelt Park Communist Party

New Mexico Lawyers Elect Hall State Bar President

Albuquerque and Las Cruces reports detail the New Mexico State Bar Association's officers elected at a two day convention. James A. Hall of Clovis to succeed E. L. Holt as president. C. M. Botts, Edwin Mechem, H. A. Wiker named to Bar Commission. officers Gerhart, White, Botts and others reelected or noted. Earle W. Evans urged a cleanup of crooked lawyers in a cautionary keynote, stressing reform to restore public trust and warning that without change the profession could lose its place in society.

Albuquerque New Mexico James A. Hall Clovis State Bar Association E. L. Holt Las Cruces C. M. Botts Alvan N. White Silver City H. 4. Gerhart Santa Fe Bar Commission Edwin Mechem H. A. Wiker Raton H. B. Gerhart Earle W. Evans Wichita Kansas American Bar Association

Start Well Plugging In Lake McMillian

Work has begun to plug the first of three leaky artesian wells in Lake McMillian bed. Myron Bruning of Artesia is under contract with Pecos Valley Artesian Conservancy district. Additional wells below surface may be plugged later, with Frank Smith supervising Roswell work and BE Pi Guess handling forty wells with three crews active.

Lake McMiLlian Myron Bruning Artesia Pecos Valley Roswell Conservancy Board Conservancy District Frank Smith Lake ‘MecMillian Pi Guess

Rotary honors Roswell leaders and drought talk

Roswell Rotary Club elected Rev D B Titus and Father Raymond as members at a regular meeting. City Engineer Lea Rowland warned of worsening relief conditions with 1606 heads of families, 836 on emergency work drawing 11000 last week. Vocational service stressed by Logan Hunter and Mounter. ethics in business highlighted. Washington notes report mixed primary results. Farley praises New Deal gains while Hastings questions progress.

D. B. Titus First Christian Church Father Raymond Roswell Rotary Club The Military Institute D. C. Pearson Rotary Artesia Carlsbad Alamogordo Lea Rowland Logan Hunter Vocational Service Committee Roswell Club Nickson Mounter Hav Washington Farley Hastings Vic Donahey Charles West Ohio West Virginia Clem Shaver Rush Holt Senate

Italy withdraws 48000 troops from Austrian border

Italy orders the withdrawal of 48000 troops stationed on the Austrian border after the Austrian Nazi putsch. Regiments began moving south toward regular camps 25 to 50 miles away. Premier Mussolini had ordered a two wave move on July 26 following Chancellor Dollfuss's assassination.

Rome Iitaly Mussolini Engelbert Dollfuss Vienna

Yucca Announces Picture Franchise with Paramount

Ted Jones, manager of the Yucca and Princess theatres, announced a three year Paramount pictures franchise starting 1934 35 season. Yucca will show Paramount alongside other releases including Bing Crosby in She Loves Me Not and Cleopatra with Cecil B DeMille, plus Marx Brothers cartoons and sportlights, aiming to provide strong programs through September.

Ted Jones Yucca and Princess Theatres Paramount Pictures Paramount Bing Crosby Miriam Hopkins Kitty Carlisle Marlene Dietrich Claudette Colbert Cecil B. DeMille Gary Grant Frances, Drake Shirley Temple Gary Cooper Carole Lombard Lee Tracy Mrs. Wiggs of W. C. Fields Zasu Pitts Marx Brothers Yucca Princess Jones

Uncle Jerry Hall Dies of Heart Attack at 67 in Roswell

Jerry D. Hall known as Uncle Jerry, aged 67, died at noon today at 517 East Third Street in Roswell from a sudden heart attack. He had lived in Roswell since moving from Joplin Missouri nine years ago and was a carpenter and former Texas Ranger. Survived by sister Elizabeth D. Guffey (deceased), nephews Alf and Asa Guffey, brother L. M. Hall of Missouri, and half brothers W. T. Dunn and B. F. Dunn. Funeral details pending Talmage Mortuary announcement.

Jerry D. Hall Uncle Jerry Alf Guffey East Third Street Mr. Hall Mr. Guffey Jerry Roswell Joplin Missouri Elizabeth D. Guffey New Mexico Texas Rangers Asa Guffey L. M. Hall Warrensburg W. T. Dunn Margaret Texas B. F. Dunn Ft. Worth Talmage Mortuary

Chavez Says Pecos Valley and Hobbs Booming

Albuquerque reports Congressman Dennis Chavez, returning from an east state tour, praising Pecos Valley as booming politically and economically. He cites tight parking in Hobbs, crowded restaurants, and applauds Eddy County potash field development near Carlsbad.

Albuquerque N. M Pecos Valley Dennis Chavez Hobbs Carlsbad Eddy County

Formation of Young Republican Club at Santa Fe

About 200 people attended the formation of the Young Republican Club in Santa Fe as speakers from Republican Progressive and Democratic camps addressed the gathering. Officers named include Sam Bac a chairman Miss Concha Ortiz y Pino chairwoman Ben Ortega vice president Ben Jaffa secretary Canuto Lovato sergeant at arms and Antonio Moya treasurer.

Santa Fe Young Republican Club Sam Baca Concha Ortiz Y Pino Ben Ortega Ben Jaffa Canuto Lovato Antonio Moya

Roswell Scoutmasters Battle Assistants In Water Polo Night

Roswell Scoutmasters meet assistant Scoutmasters in a 4 battle royal at 6:30 tomorrow night across from the fire station. Fire chief Rue Chrisman and firemen direct the contests to determine the city champion troop. Eight men per team play to 2 victories in a best two of three. Spectators may park nearby and stay dry.

Roswell Rue Chrisman Hoy Chrismas Battle Grounds Firemens

Huff Jr. Returns Home After Chicago Visit

Hugh M. Huff Jr. returned home yesterday from a two weeks visit in Chicago. On the way home he stopped at Des Moines Iowa visiting Drake University where he attended school.

Hugh M. Huff Jr Chicago Des Moines Iowa Drake University

Baseball Today Scores Postponed Games Across AL

All American League games were postponed due to rain and wet grounds, forcing rescheduling. Teams prepared for makeups as weather limited play and left several matchups undetermined at game time.

First Game Boston Beats Chicago in Doubleheader

Boston 100 410 0000 and - 276 Chicago 000 610 0011. Batteries Frankhouse Brandt Spohrer Warnekke Bush Hartnett. Second Game unknown scores and pitchers Rhei Hogan Lee Hartnett. Philadelphia 6 0 100 0 St Louis 6 1 1 000 Batteries KE Moore Hansen Johnson Todd Carleton Haines Davis Delancey, Brooklyn 0 00 Cincinnati 3 3200 8 Batteries Carroll Zachary Lopez Berres Stout Lom bardi Manion. New York Pittsburgh rain postponed.

Boston Chicago Frankhouse Brandt Spohrer Warnekke Bush & Hartnett Rhei Hogan Lee Hartnett RHE Philadelphia St. Louis KE. Moore Hansen Johnson Todd Carleton Haines Davis Delancey Brooklyn Cincinnati Carroll Zachary Lopez Berres Stout

Patrolmen Ordered to Attend FERA Strike Meeting

Santa Fe AP Chief E J House Jr and highway engineer G D Macy ordered two Albuquerque motor patrolmen to attend the FERA strike meeting. The move aims to be on hand for any possible emergency.

Santa Fe E. J. House, Jr State Motor Patrol G. D. Macy Motor Patrol Board Albuquerque FERA House

Four Children Die In Drunken Driver Collision Near Youngstown

In Youngstown Ohio on August 16 an automobile driven by Floyd Crossley aged 38 struck a group of five children walking along the highway killing four. The victims were sisters Nancy and Louise Lindsay aged three and eight and Bernice and Dolores Uber aged five and six. A police surgeon said Crossley was intoxicated and he is held on an open charge.

Youngstown Floyd Crossley Nancy Louise Lindsay Bernice Dolores Uber Cressley

Bateman Seeks Clarification on Government Bonds

Roswell New Mexico August 15 1934 The editor writes seeking Treasury verbiage on government bonds noting confusion over gold or silver backing and bond terms. An economic writer from Wenatchee suggests bonds are paid via Federal Reserve Bank operations with profits and interest figures cited, contrasting tax treatment and profits in the first year and thereafter.

Secretary of the Treasury C. A. Drinkard Wenatchee Washington Federal Reserve New Mexico

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