Rain Falls At Night Across Eastern Port State
Rain last night spread over eastern New Mexico and the Roswell area with 0.65 inches in Roswell and 1.42 inches total for yesterday and today. The year total there reached 4.58 inches, well below the 9.57-inch normal. Rain extended to Artesia, Carlsbad, Lovington, Tatum, Hobbs, and the mountains, with Albuquerque also reporting rain while Santa Fe had none.
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Port
Roswell
New Mexico
U. S Weather Bureau
Hondo
South Springs
A. D. Crile
Hagerman Place
Artesia
Carlsbad
Lovington and
Tatum
Hobbs
Mountains
Alamogordo
Capitan
Carrizoto
Tolley West Enters Race for County Assessor
J. T. Tolley West of Hagerman announced his Democratic primary bid for County Assessor. A 27-year Pecos Valley resident and Hagerman mayor for three terms, West is an accountant with broad business knowledge and community ties. The article also covers a Roswell area meeting on securing federal help to convert Hondo flood waters into a reservoir, forming an executive committee of water users and officials.
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J. T. (Tolley) West
Hagerman
Democratic Party
Mr. West
Pecos Valley
New Mexico
Arkansas
West
Chaves County
Tom McClure
Hondo Reservoir
Hondo
Hagerman Canal
Roswell
Pecos Valley Artesian Conservancy District
of Directors
Pecos V. Artesian Conservancy
J. H. Mullis
A. D. Crie
Dr. Crite
Conservancy Board
Labor leader Odell seized by mob in Ohio onion strike
Okey Odell, leader of the agriculture workers union, was seized from a deputy barracks and beaten by non union sympathizers in McGuffey Ohio after a bombing at Mayor Otts home. He returned later armed declaring no one would take him from his porch as clashes and violence marked the three month old Scioto marsh onion workers strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godfrey J. Ott
Waynesfield
Scioto
Adj
Frank. D. Henderson
John Volka
Volka
Wilbur Mitchell
Henderson
Ludwig Conelly
Odell
Tonie Odell
Widow Dies Suddenly Near Carrizozo Under Investigation
Sheriff A S McCamant said Minnie Busey, 30, died at the R E P Warden ranch and her viscera were sent to the Albuquerque state chemical laboratory for examination. Monty Busey, her husband, is held for full inquiry while coroner’s jury finds no foul play. Minnie Busey’s mother Mrs L R Standard of Laguna Beach, Calif., expected tonight to aid inquiry.
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Laguna Beach
Calif
Chavez to tour state on drought relief mission
Congressman Dennis Chavez will depart Monday for a second trip into southern and southwestern New Mexico to inspect drought conditions and relief efforts. He plans to visit Socorro Lordsburg Deming Magdalena and Silver City.
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Albuquerque
Dennis Chavez
Socorro
Lordsburg
Deming
Magdalena
Silver City
Stockmen Meet in Roswell Discuss Hard Winter Prospects
About 175 stockmen gathered at the Roswell Chamber of Commerce this morning for a statewide series of meetings led by government loan agency officials. Lee Evans, president of the New Mexico Cattle Growers Association, opened the session and solicited reports on ranch conditions and winter outlook, with many noting drought damages yet some optimistic about future rains and winter grass. Participants included James F. Hinkle Frank Joyce B C Mossman J J Lane Geo Littlefield Bob Salter Wade Corn L D Merchant A D Jones Frank Billings R H Crosby R T Miller Will Titsworth P E Jordan among others, and government speakers D L Mullender and F M Butcher spoke on credit programs.
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Chamber of Commerce
New Mexico
Lee Evans
James F. Hinkle
Frank Joyce
B.C. Mossman
J. J. Lane
Geo. Littlefield
Bob Salter
Wade Corn
L. D. Merchant
A. D. Jones
Frank Billings
R. H. Crosby
R. T. Miller
Will Titsworth
P. E. Jordan
D. L. Mullendere
Wichita
Production Credit Corporation
Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation
F. M. Butcher
Inter
Army Planes Depart Albuquerque for San Diego
Nine U S Army bombing planes left Albuquerque at 9:00 a m after an all night stay. The first plane departed promptly with eight more following in quick succession. They had arrived the day before from Kansas City on a leisurely flight.
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Albuquerque
N. M
U. S. Army
San Diego
Calif
Kansas City
Tingley Sees Victory for Demos in State Race
Albuquerque mayor Clyde Tingley predicted a Democratic victory at the polls this fall after touring southern New Mexico. He did not commit to a run for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination, though his name had been raised as a possible candidate.
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Tingley
DEMOS
Albuquerque
N. M
Clyde Tingley
Body of man found in trunk at Stotesbury home
Police identified the corpse found jammed in a trunk in the areaway of General Louis W. Stotesbury’s brownstone at 154 West 75th Street as Bernard McMahon 41 also known as Dalton and Murray. The victim, white male about 30, had one leg hacked as if dismemberment was attempted.
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New York
Louis W. Stotesbury
Bernard McMahon
McMahon
Dalton
Murray
Elmira
N. Y
46Th St
Bronx
Brown Stone
State of New York
West 75Th Street
Tony Tarantino
West 68Th Street
Tarantino
Stotesbury
Federal Grand Jury Opens in Albuquerque Monday
Final arrangements are made for the upcoming session of the Federal Grand Jury in Albuquerque. U S District Attorney W J Barker and U S Marshal Felipe Sanchez y Baca will arrive with their staffs. The grand jury convenes Monday morning with arraignments set for September 1 and jury trials beginning September 10, while Federal Judge Colin Neblet starts citizenship petitions hearings Monday.
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Albuquerque
Federal Grand Jury
W. J. Barker
Santa Fe
U. S
Felipe Sanchez Y Baca
Colin Neblet
Cattle Meeting at Lordsburg Postponed Indefinitely
The New Mexico Cattle Growers Association postponed its second quarterly executive board meeting set for September 3 in Lordsburg. Officers said the postponement reflects multiple recent meetings requiring cattlemen’s attendance, with potential December rescheduling. A Department of Interior hearing on Taylor Grazing Act regulations will be held somewhere in the state, date and place to be announced.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico Cattle Growers Association
Lordsburg
Department of Interior
Taylor Grazing
Sharp Contest For House Speakership
Washington August 25 AP Administration officials watch the race for speaker of the House to gauge effects on the 1936 presidential election. Roosevelt's advisers keep a hands off stance but seek strong leadership to pass New Deal measures as campaigning nears. Leading contenders Burns Rayburn Bankhead command wide support across northern states.
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Washington
House
Roosevelt
Democratic Cutting for Senator Club Formed in Santa Fe
Aug 25 AP Democrats organized a Cutting for Senator Club in Santa Fe pledging loyalty to the President while denouncing the state administration. Tony F Martinez county chairman alderman and county assessor. Gilberto Mirabel and Lorenzo Gutierrez city chairman and cashier in the Motor Vehicle Registration Bureau were seen entering the hall to picket.
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Senator Club
Santa Fe
Santa Fe New Mexican
Tony F. Martinez
Gilberto Mirabel
Lorenzo Gutierrez
State Motor Vehicle Registration Bureau
Shortage in Livestock Feed Forces Novel Conserves
Kansas City August 24 AP Faced by a serious shortage in livestock feed the Midwest farmers seek innovative measures. Ozarks farmers gather leaves curing them for winter use while Missouri Arkansas workers bag and weigh leaf feed. Kansas stockmen harvest thistles and turnips as emergency roughage and seedmen report rising turnip seed sales. Root crops are targeted before frost.
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Kansas City
Midwest
Ozarks
Missouri
Arkansas
Kansas
Baseball scores from today with multiple games
Baseball results show Chicago and Boston in a 7 to 2 game with earned runs by Earnshaw Madgeski and heavy hitting by Kinzy and Ruel. Cleveland split results with New York, while St. Louis and Philadelphia split two games with steady pitching and timely runs. Detroit and Washington also played, with pitchers Rowe Cochrane Weaver and Bolton recording the decisions.
Philadelphia and Pittsburgh baseball score roundup
A compact ledger of day scores shows Philadelphia beating Pittsburgh 4 to 1 with Hansen A Moore Johnson and Todd on the Battery for Philadelphia. E Moore Wilson Swift Grace lead Pittsburgh’s pitchers in a 4 1 loss. Boston knocks Cincinnati 2 0 behind Brown Smith Ho gan Spohrer Freys Kleinhans Lombardi. Brooklyn and Chicago also gridlocked in a scoreless tilt with mixed battery names listed. New York and St Louis face off with low offense and shared pitchers Parmelee Hubbell Mancusco Walker Delancey.
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New York
St. Louis
Parmelee, Hubbell & Mancusco
Walker & Delancey
Runoff Primary On In Texas Today
In Dallas Texas Aug 25 two gubernatorial hopefuls from Wichita Falls await results of the Democratic run off with about a million Democrats expected to vote Allred and Hunter lead the race while Republican odds loom after Ferguson’s political intrusion and a heated exchange over endorsements and a political "trade" claim.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas
Wichita Falls
James V. Allred
Tom F. Hunter
Miriam A. Ferguson
James B. Ferguson
Ferguson
C. C. McDonald
Hunter
Allred
Jim
National Democratic
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Tolley West
Chita
Siberia
Corea
Manchuria
Japan
Russia
Lake Baikal
Lincoln County
Chavez
Henry T. Rainey
Greene County
Illustrated News
Carrollton, Il
Out
International
General Stotesbury
Sharp
Rheb Chicago
Boston
Earnshaw
Madgeski
Shea
Rhodes
Walberg
Chicago
Kinzy, Gallivan & Ruel
Grove, Welch & R. Ferrell
Rhe
Cleveland
Pearson & Berg
Murphy, Deshong & Jorgens
Lee, Winegarner
Bean
Brown & Pytlak
Berg
Bronca
Jorgens
Rheb St
RHB
Philadelphia
Newsom, Andrews & Grube
Hartley, Mascum & Hayes
Detroit
Rowe & Cochrane
Weaver & Bolton
Pittsburgh
Hansen
A. Moore
Johnson & Todd
Hoyt & Padden
E. Moore & Wilson
Swift & Grace
Cincinnati
Batteries Brown
Smith & Hogan
Spohrer
Freys, Kleinhans
Lombardi
Brooklyn
Babich & Lopez
Bush, Tinning, Weaver & Hartnett
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