British Leaders Seek League Action Against Italy
London cabinet leaders tentatively endorse financial sanctions if Italy attacks Ethiopia and push for a strong Geneva stand. Britain may seek U S aid outside the league and Briand Kellogg pact involvement. Dispatch outlines the international lineup and Haile Selassie warns war will spill blood across Ethiopia and Italy.
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Two Jolts To Roosevelt Programme Hit By Congress
Congress moves toward adjournment as two key Roosevelt policies face setbacks. A Senate House conference panel approved a 250 million tax bill with administration ideas but omitted new inheritance taxes urged by Roosevelt. Separately the House judiciary committee pigeonholed the Walsh bill to impose NRA standards on firms contracted to work with the government, risking loss this session if not reconsidered.
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First Roswell Homestead pictured pioneer Lea home
The Roswell Record invites a best article submission on this ruined Main Street homestead photo. Captain J. C. Lea, Roswell pioneer, once lived here just south of the Record office location. Six months subscription offered for the winning piece.
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Roswell
Main Street
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Processing tax on cotton continues in Roosevelt era debate
Washington reports a cabinet committee urged ending the cotton processing tax and favored controlling Japanese cotton imports by a voluntary agreement with Japan. The panel also proposed a regional wage study committee and noted broader tax and regulatory actions shaping postwar textile policy.
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Special Cabinet
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Borah Demands Neutrality Bill Passage
Washington Aug 21 AP Roosevelt allies push to pass the Guffey coal stabilization bill amid questions of constitutionality and a possible shift to neutrality legislation. Nye calls for quick action on a neutrality bill while Robinson weighs sidetracking the coal measure. Borah opposes price fixing provisions and critics label the bill legal and class legislation.
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Idaho
Old Timers Day Parade Highlights Trinidad Rodeo Week
In Trinidad Colorado on August 21 a lengthy parade of floats and pioneer scenes opened three days of rodeo and racing events. Notables included Rose Davis and E Pardee, with Koshare dances from La Junta adding native flair. Tonight features an auto rodeo.
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Los Angeles
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Poisoner Targeted Dogs in Roswell Area
Four dogs found dead from poisoning in Roswell this week. Owners include Carl Johnson, Pud Oliver, Dr. B C Roney, and an unnamed owner. A $100 reward is offered for information leading to the arrest of the poisoner. The letter describes distress of children and calls for justice and safety. Also mentions Rep Disney proposing Route 66 to be named The Will Rogers Highway.
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North Pennsylvania
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Roswell Daily Record
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Victims of plane wreck found on Laramie Peak
Three Indianapolis residents died when a cabin biplane collided with Laramie Peak during a summer storm. Burnside Smith 47, Dick Arnett 26, and Eleanor Smith 23 were on an aerial honeymoon from Helena to Denver. Rescue teams searched rugged terrain as reports confirmed wreckage and bodies near Glenda Wyoming.
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Max Ortez
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Baseball Scores and Tragic New Mexico Road Crash
Baseball results show St Louis, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago, Washington, New York, Boston, Detroit and Philadelphia games with varied outcomes. In New Mexico, Wiley Post’s body returned to Oklahoma City in a solemn funeral as four people die in a Santa Fe highway crash near La Bajada hill and a washout closes the Santa Fe Albuquerque road for days.
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Clyde Tingley
Las Cruces
Grover Conroy
Lamy
Chavez, Jr
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Andelecio Olivarri
Adela Chavez
Camillo
Clipper Plane Lands at Midway After Wake Island Hop
Pan American Clipper rests at Midway Island lagoon after pioneering Wake Island flight. Eight crew members plan a day or so stay before resuming to Honolulu and Alameda. Fire roars across Maritime provinces with 44 homes lost and 5,000 volunteers battling flames in Nova Scotia New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island.
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Aviation memorial for Wiley Post to start at Bennett Field
An aviation memorial for Wiley Post will begin at 2 p m tomorrow at Floyd Bennett field with 46 planes including army and navy ships taking part. The fleet will cruise over the metropolitan area as funeral services start in Oklahoma City for the famed flier who died with Will Rogers in an Alaskan crash, all ships flying mourning streamers.
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Oklahoma City
Will Rogers
Institute Polo Prospects Bright
The Pup Tent reports the Institute’s polo team looks strong for 1935 36 with a schedule close to last year. Cadets will swap two games with the University of Arizona University of Oklahoma and Oklahoma Military Academy and play several games against Fort Bliss officers teams.
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University of Oklahoma
Oklahoma Military Academy
Fort Bliss
Sl.\u00a0decrease in oil production across Rocky Mountain region
New York Aug 21 AP A weekly summary from the American Petroleum Institute notes a slight drop in crude oil production in the Rocky Mountain region for the week ending August 17 while national output rose. Colorado held steady at 4200 barrels New Mexico fell by 100 to 53550 and West Texas rose by 350 barrels.
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Rocky Mountain
American Petroleum Institute
Colorado
New Mexico
West Texas
War on Dog Poisoners in Roswell Seeks Reward Help
Four dogs were poisoned in Roswell Monday night. Carl Johnson, owner of one dog, writes a letter urging action and offers a $100 reward for information leading to arrest and conviction. The Record adds $100 to the reward and invites further contributions to reach $1,000 to stop dog poisoning.
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Roswell
Mr. Johnson
Senate adopts a neutrality resolution in bid to safeguard aid
The Senate adopted a seven point resolution aimed at safeguarding American neutrality in the event of a foreign war. The measure outlined the nation’s commitment to avoid entangling alliances and to respond to any conflict with restraint and legality as dictated by national interests. Washington dispatch notes the move as a formal declaration of policy supported by the chamber.
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Weather Forecast Fair Tonight and Thursday
The forecast calls for fair weather tonight and Thursday with temperatures ranging from 67 to 95 degrees. The mild evening gives way to warm daytime highs, with clear skies and light winds throughout the period.
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