Coolness In Rocky Mountains Roars In Roswell Heat Wins In Roswell
A strong cool wave swept the Rocky Mountain region while Roswell, New Mexico, endured a scorching spell with 100 degrees. Leadville and Yellowstone logged near freezing 40 degree readings, Denver hit 59, and widespread cooling followed as far as Nebraska and Kansas. The weather bureau warned unsettled conditions with upcoming showers and rain, while Amarillo recorded 0.34 inches of rain amid a hot dry day.
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Yellowstone National Park
United States
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Barn Door
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Missoula
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N. M
Nebraska
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Oklahoma
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H. T. Collman
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Roswell
U. S. Weather Bureau
More relief 1d asked by N M stockmen
One hundred livestockmen met in Albuquerque and urged the federal government to raise calf prices from 4 to 7 a head, include calves in feed loan eligibility, and guarantee cotton seed cake pricing to keep cattle from being sold to the government. Sheepmen asked for lamb purchases at 2 a head, earlier purchases, paid sorters, and rapid processing of condemned sheep. Meetings span the state with officials visiting Mesilla Valley, Silver City, Roswell, Springer, and inspections of ranges.
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Lee 5
Evans
New Mexico Wool Growers Association
Floyd Lee
The
New Mexico ‘Wool Growers
D. M. Mullendore
Production Credit Corporation
Frank M. Butcher
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank
Wichita
Mullendore
Butcher
Mesilla Valley
State College
Silver City
Roswell
Springer
Government raises cotton loan to 12 cents a pound
Washington reports the Roosevelt administration will boost RFC lending on cotton to 12 cents a pound for low middling or better. The move aims to curb price dips, amid mill strike threats and softened consumption, allowing growers to store cotton and sell later if prices recover while the government bears potential losses if prices fall below 12 cents.
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Washington
Roosevelt
RFC
Commodity Credit Corporation
Rain falls through Ruidoso canyon to Wingfield's store
Reports to The Record say a good rain drenched the Ruidoso canyon yesterday extending as far as Wingfield's store, offering notable precipitation in the area.
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Ruidoso
Ruidoso Canyon
Wingfield
Baseball scores and battery lineups from today
American League action featured the Cleveland and New York games with a 9 run win for New York in Game 1. Chicago beat Boston 7 to 1, while St. Louis edged Philadelphia 7 to 0 and Detroit defeated Washington 4 to 3. Batteries listed include Pearson Lee Wine, Harder Pytlak Deshong Murphy Bronca and RHB Ferrell, among others.
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Cleveland
New York
Pearson, Lee
Winegarner
Berg
Gomez
Dickey
Harder & Pytlak
Deshong
Murphy
Bronca
No Games Scheduled Show Down at Home Run Event
Sports note lists players Thesky and Burnett from Cleveland and Ferrell from Boston as home run participants with Cronin and Hale also noted. mentions no games scheduled and references Washington.
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Cleveland
Burnett
W. Ferrell
Boston
Cronin
Washington Hale
Wyoming primary results show Carter Clark Miller leading
Wyoming voters gave Vincent Carter Kemmerer a strong Republican edge for U S Senate while A M Clark secretary of state led for governor and Leslie Miller topped the Democratic gubernatorial race. O Mahoney led the Democratic Senate ticket with broad Republican turnout shaping November matchups.
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Wyoming
Vincent Carter
Kemmerer
U. S. Senate
A. M. Clark
Leslie A. Miller
Clark
Miller
Carter
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
O'Mahoney
J. Elmer Brock
Nels H. Smith
Horton
Thomas D. O'Neil
O’mahoney
Rotary Picnic Rain Plan For Inter-City Meet
Rotarians forecast rain tomorrow and stage an outdoor picnic to guarantee wet weather. The Roswell club hosts an inter-city gathering with 18 Rotarians from Alamogordo, Artesia 8, Carlsbad 15, and others from the forty-second district. Colonel D C Pearson, from the local club, will attend as the new governor of the fifty-second district. Total expected attendance 150.
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Rotary Club
Roswell
Alamogordo
Artesia
Carlsbad
Forty-Second
D. C. Pearson
Fifty-Second District
Duck season shortened to 30 days across states
Washington reports new hunting rules reducing daily bag limits from eight to five and possession limits from 16 to 10 for many duck species due to critical waterfowl status. Season length remains 30 days total, with states spreading days over a longer period. New Mexico's plan specifies 28 days on weekends from October 13 to January 13.
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Washington
Bureau of Biological Survey
New Mexico
Evangelist admits kidnap tale was false in NC
Goldsboro officials report Rev. R. H. Askew confessed to fabricating a kidnap story and ransom notes. He said he left Goldsboro Aug 13, traveled by train and bus to Raleigh Richmond Washington Knoxville Nashville, then returned, citing need for rest. DOJ agents assisted with questioning. no action disclosed.
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Askew
Aimee Semple McPherson
Angelus Temple
Sheriff Garrison
Goldsboro
Raleigh
Richmond
Washington
Knoxville
Nashville
Department of Justice
WRECKED CAR FILLED WITH MACHINE GUNS
Four men in a machine gun laden sedan wrecked their car near Old Fort North Carolina and commandeered a passing car at gunpoint. The Blanton family from Charlotte later reported the theft and saw the bandits flee while one may have been badly injured. The gunladen sedan had recently been stolen near Hot Springs, NC and the bandits moved eastward. Police searched for the attackers after the two incidents including a bank robbery spree in Clayton Georgia and Malone Florida.
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R. M. Rogers
Denver
San Miguel
Las Vegas
Walsenburg
Colo
Taos
Santa Fe
Allen
Tucumcari
N. M
Quay County
Old Fort
N. C
B. Scott Blanton
Charlotte
O. S. Adkin
North Carolina
Hot Springs
Here
Tennessee State Line
President Roosevelt Attends Henry Rainey Funeral
President Roosevelt rode his special train to Carrollton Illinois to pay tribute to Henry T Rainey a close friend and House speaker. The White House kept the route secret as crowds greeted the President at each stop. After the funeral he would return to Washington.
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Roosevelt
Midwest
Henry T. Rainey
Carrollton
Illinois
White House
Washington
Roswell People Form Corporation
An Associated Press dispatch reports that Ruidoso Cabin Owners Inc. was incorporated for 5000 dollars by Roswell residents Lottie Yoder Martin S P Johnson Guy W Nickson George E French and R L Malone with Ernest McDaniel of Austin Meldrum Grey and E Mit hoff Nicholas both of Columbus Ohio listed as promoters in state records.
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Associated Press
State Corporation Commission
Ruidoso Cabin Owners Inc
Lottie Yoder Martin
C. C. Martin
S. P. Johnson
Guy W. Nickson
George E. French
R. L. Malone
Roswell
Ernest McDaniel
Austin
Texas
Meldrum Grey
E. Mithoff Nicholas
Columbus
Ohio
Funeral Day for Rainey at Old Home Town
Henry T. Rainey returned to Carrollton to lie in state at the courthouse as 30,000 mourners filled streets and closing shutters marked the town’s tribute. His body will be taken home to Walnut Hall for Episcopal rites read by Bishop John Chandler White.
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Carrollton
Lil
Henry T. Rainey
United States
St. Louis
Order Japs Out of Salt River Valley
Florida? Not present. Assurances of no violence were given as 600 white farmers in the Fowlers district demand that nearly 2,000 Japanese leave the Salt River Valley. State Department urged Governor Moeur to prevent actions harming US Japan relations while county officials enforce the alien land law restricting land ownership by non native Americans.
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Ariz
Salt River Valley
State Department
Governeor B. Pa Moeur
United States
Japan
Arizona
Fowlers District
Arthur L. Laprade
Far East
Manchuria
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