Roswell Men Not Running For NM Governor Says Tribune
Economy in government is the major issue in New Mexico public affairs, with several prominent figures stating they are not candidates for governor or other offices. District Judge M A Otero Jr and H A Riker of Raton decline nominations, while Hiram Dow of Roswell and Dr J J Clarke of Artesia also indicate they will not seek office. The Tribune notes the emphasis on economical administration and reduced taxes to restore citizen confidence. Frank H Patton is the only avowed candidate among those questioned.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Albuquerque Tribune
Theribune
M. A. Otero, Jr
Santa Fe
H. A. Riker
Raton
Otero
Hinkle
Hiram Dow
Roswell
Senate
J. J. Clarke
Artesia
Jhlot
Tropical gale pummels Freeport Texas coastal area
Freeport Texas endured 24 hours of hurricane force winds and heavy rain as a tropical gale subsided. No deaths reported. Wind eased to 40 mph by 8 a.m. CST, barometer rising, tide lowered, and roads remained passable. One small tree down and a sunken 25-foot boat noted. Residents evacuated. several stayed as others returned. Coast guard and Hemmer family maintained communications during the storm.
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Freeport
Tex
Texas Gulf Coast
Ship Channel
Coast Guard
W. L. Hemmer
Houston
Hemmer
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Hemmers
Rain Returns to Much of New Mexico Drought Easing
Overcast skies brought scattered rains across most of New Mexico today as moisture fell to ease the drought, signaling a potential relief after a prolonged dry period.
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Albuquerque
Bar Leader Urges Cleaning Dishonest Lawyers Now
Milwaukee August 28 AP Earle W Evans president of the American bar association urged the legal profession to purge dishonest men so lawyers can lead public demand for better government. He warned against lawyer criminals who advise clients to commit crimes and called for stricter enforcement and accountability to reduce crime costs. The storm also brought weather across New Mexico with rain in parts, clearing in other areas and drought relief aiding various towns.
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Milwaukee
Earle W. Evans
American Bar Association
Evang
Association
Baseball scores and rain postponements across the leagues
American League saw Cleveland beat Boston 8 to 3 after a 2-0 start. St Louis topped Washington 9 to 1 as Detroit and Philadelphia games were rained out. Chicago and New York also postponed on wet grounds. In midday action Boston split with Pittsburgh and Philadelphia shaded Cincinnati while New York defeated Chicago 3 to 0. Home run events featured Clift St Louis Camille Philadelphia G Davis Philadelphia Parmelee New York.
Van Meter Slain Here Ends Dillinger Gang Folly
Homer Van Meter, associate of John Dillinger, was shot dead by St. Paul police after officers learned a gunman was in town. The fatal confrontation ends his criminal career in a parallel to Dillinger's fadeout.
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Homer van Meter
John Dillinger
Pals
St. Paul
Committees named for New Mexico general contractors code
Santa Fe AP reports the state administrative agency released local committees for the general contractors code. District leaders include Kilbourne L. House for Albuquerque in Sandoval Valencia Socorro and Bernalillo. R F Yoder for San Juan and McKinley. G N Eubank for Santa Fe Rio Arriba Taos Torrance. Joe Medinger Sr and D E Edwards with W M Wells for Las Cruces Sierra Dona Ana. John Harris for Deming and nearby. W B Murrell and J Carroll with W G Langston and W H Bray and Hank Purdy for Alamogordo. G N Amis for Roswell Tom Heflin Artesia R J Tofflemeyer Carlsbad. Earl McCullum Portales J Lann and Frank Wallace Clovis G Funk Tucumcari. C D Kallmeyer O M Sperry M M Sundt Las Vegas. Duplicate bid depositories required. Santa Fe J J Dempsey Albuquerque Lawrence Kemer Gallup W M Bickel Las Cruces First National Bank Alamogordo Jack Holloman Clovis R V Miller Las Vegas Las Vegas Savings Bank Roswell First National Bank Roswell Carlsbad Carlsbad National Bank.
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New Mexico
Code Authority
Kilbourne L. House
Albuquerque
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Socorro
Bernalillo
R. F. Yoder
Gallup
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McKinley
G. N. Eubank
Rio Arriba
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Joe Medinger
D. E. Edwards
Lag Cruces
W. M. Wells
Mesilla Park
Sierra
Dona Ana
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Hidalgo
Luna
Deming
John Harris
R. L. Snyder
Silver City
S. J. Heather
Lordsburg
Alamogordo
Otero
Lincoln
W. B. Murrell
John Carroll
W. G. Langston
Carrizozo
W. H. Bray
Cloudcroft
Hank Purdy
Tularosa
Roswell
Chaves
Eddy
Lea
G. N. Amis
Tom Heflin
Artesia
R. J. Tofflemeyer
Carlsbad
Clovis
J. J. Dempsey
Lawrence Kemer
W. M. Bickel
Las Cruces
First National Bank
Jack Holloman
Watermelon Feast at K P Lodge Brings Members T
The Knights of Pythias lodge held a lawn watermelon feast at 905 North Richardson after their meeting at the K P hall on West Second Street. About 35 attended as the wives socialized, with a flag history program, g q talk by O E Little, readings by Mrs F E Plymate and Maurine Plymate, and watermelons furnished by Mr Little.
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Knights of Pythias Lodge
A. L. Park
North Richardson
Park Home
K. P. Hall
West Second Street
United States
O. E. Little
F. E. Plymate
Maurine Plymate
Mr. Little
Estancia Store Robbed by Three Unidentified Men
Estancia New Mexico August 28 AP three masked men held up the Estancia Valley Supply Company store late last night forcing the manager and customers to the floor while rifling the till and taking merchandise. The trio fled in an undetermined car. No clues or assistance available early today.
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Estancia
N. M
Hestancia
Stop FERA projects in Chaves County cotton season
The executive committee of the Chaves County Welfare Association will discuss halting FERA projects during cotton picking season at a Thursday 3 o'clock Chamber of Commerce meeting. Arguments exist on both sides and a thorough discussion will precede any decision. Rev. D Fy Titus chairs the session.
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Chaves County Welfare Association
Chamber of Commerce
FERA
D. Fy. Titus
Reelected Officers Lead Pecos Valley Cotton Growers
The Pecos Valley Cotton Growers Association re elected all officers at yesterday's board meeting. John Tweedy serves as president, George E French as secretary, and John B Beers Sr as manager. Directors include Tweedy French S W Smith Harry Cowan and M W Evans. The year reported strong profits from government ten cent loan cotton with net gains of 13 to 17 cents per bale. The association plans to handle the forthcoming 12 cent loan via the RFC at 4 percent annual interest only while cotton is held. Loans require low middling grade or higher and staple of 7 5 for longer. The group views the loan as market stabilizing not price fixing.
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Pecos Valley Cotton Growers’ Association
John Tweedy
George E. French
John B. Beers Sr
South Spring
Roswell
S. W. Smith
Dexter
Harry Cowan
Hagerman
M. W. Evans
Lake Arthur
Artesia
R.F.C
Norma Riemen Departs After Milwaukee Visit
Norma Riemen leaves Miss Norma Rieman and travels home to Milwaukee after a two week visit with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Riemen. She is Elmer Riemen’s sister.
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Norma Riemen
Norma ‘Rieman
Milwaukee
Elmer Riemen
Roswell School Starts Here One Week From Today
Roswell City Schools prepare for 1934 1935 term with D N Pope as superintendent Irene Swann supervising public school art Thelma Perry overseeing music and glee clubs Hather McNally physical education and dramatic coach Poe W Corn boys athletics Helen Noah wind and string instruments director Martha cowan Ruth Mandelson etc listed for junior high and elementary posts across Washington Missouri East Side North Hill South Hill and Colored School with principals at each site and staff roster for the coming year to begin Tuesday September 4th.
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D. N. Pope
Irene Swann
Thelma Perry
Supervieo
Hather McNally
Poe W. Corn
Helen Noah
Ella Yeager
J. D. Shinkle
R. E. Morris
A. B. Corum
Ning Cullen
Lois Burnett
Martha Cowan
George N. Carothers
Paul H. Deaton
Alice Shortle
Shirley Feather
Rozella Kropp
Ruth Mandelson
Carrie Skillman
Norma Thomson
Verna Ines
Nelleva Pooth
R. L. Villard
Charles E. Herbert
Ernest Harp
Gladys Palmer
Joe Carpenter
Hazel Vineyard
Elizabeth Lancaster
Mildred French
Dick R. Heath
T. J. Hubbard
Elwin Miller
A. L. Pearce
Hsther Morgan
Charlotte Kling
Alyce Teague
Neva Palmer
Helen Snipes
Eula Bybee
Lenore Shafer
Washington Avenue
Jenney Kinney
Fay Kerley
Elizabeth Yarborough
Ruth Noah
Alice Webb
Helen Koons
Gladys Webb
Lois Eddins
Ida Mulray
Grace Robinson
Missouri Avenue
Burr Powell
Hazel Smith
Clyde Totten
Margaret Meadows
Hazel Simmons
Lucife Bates
Local D A V Y Chapter Holds Family Meeting
A family meeting of the local D A V chapter and D A V Auxiliary drew 62 members last night. The event began with a watermelon feed at Circle Drive park at 6 30 then moved to the D A V hut where Miss Eulalia Miero performed two Spanish numbers. The rest of the evening featured games with broad participation and the gatherings have boosted attendance.
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Circle Drive Park
Eulalia Miero
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