Five Die As Airliner Crashes Near Quay New Mexico
A Transcontinental and Western Air liner crashed near Mesa Mountain south of Tucumcari, New Mexico, killing five aboard. Victims include Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gore of Albuquerque and their granddaughter Evelyn Gore, plus pilot Howard Morgan and co pilot W Barcus. The storm also wrecked a Rock Island Golden State Limited train nearby.
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Amarillo
Tex
Mesa Mountain
Quay
N. M
Ralph Gore
Albuquerque
Evelyn Gore
Paul Gore
Howard Morgan
W. Barcus
Kansas City
Tucumcari
Golden State Limited
Rock Island
Sbugquerque
iMr
Rock Island Railroad
Gallup Coal Strike Shuts Five Mines in New Mexico District
About 970 of 1,000 miners at five Gallup area mines walked out after operators refused to meet National Miners Union demands. Pickets, led by union captains, formed peacefully as mines closed. sheriff advised peace and property protection.
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Gallup, N. M
National Miners Union
Gallup American Coal Company
Direct Line Coal Company
Gallup Southwestern Coal Company
Miners Union
Dee Roberts
McKinley County
Gallup American
Helen Wills Moody and Texas Prohibition Debate
A brief column notes Helen Wills Moody’s championship outcome while contrasting Texas prohibition election timing. It mentions President Roosevelt addressing wealthy Duchess County neighbors and questions the voting patterns, reflecting a lighter, opinionated tone about current events and public sentiment.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Helen Wills Moody
Texas
Helen
Roosevelt
Duchess County
Gang killers shoot down 2 in Hollywood
In Hollywood California two men gunned down Harry Mackley and Frank Keller at a stylish Italian restaurant. Police call it a gangster reprisal linked to a 1929 slaying of David Antink, secretary of Sun Realty, whose killers were never caught. Mackley and Frank had ties to New York and St. Louis.
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Hollywood
Calif
Mowey
Harry Mackley
Frank Keller
St. Louis
Mackley
Harry Frank
Abe Frank
New York City
David Antink
Sun Realty Company
Antink
Morris Moll
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Baseball scores from National League twin bill results
Scores from multiple NL and AL games show St Louis and New York split, Chicago and Brooklyn heavy scores, and various Battery combinations. Notable tallies include St Louis 5 6 1 in one game and 1 3 2 in another, with Mets or Cubs clashes yielding double-digit totals and several pitchers listed.
Great cut in wheat acreage planned in US
Washington reports a federal plan to trim wheat plantings by 15 percent to qualify for a $120 million fund funded by a 30 cent per bushel tax. Officials expect about 9.6 million acres less and over 124 million fewer bushels in 1934, as efforts to sign growers onto acreage reduction expand nationwide. The London wheat export supplement is to be completed today, allocating U S exports among four major producers, with the United States slated to receive about 47 million bushels of a 560 million total. Progress is quickest in the southwest as farmers agree to reductions.
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Washington
Federl
Wallace
United States
Canada
Argentina
Australia
Planes Meet In Midair At Randolph Field Fatal Crew Losses
Two pursuit training planes collided at Randolph Field San Antonio Texas. Three Randolph Field fliers died Lieut Hurley R Grater Cadet William Pasche and Cadet H R Sandberg. Lieut Louis K Vaupre parachuted to safety but broke an ankle.
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Randolph Field
ARMY
San Antonio
Texas
West Point of
Hurley R. Grater
Lebanon
Ind
William Pasche
Chicago
H. R. Sandberg
Denver
Cole
Louis K. Vaupre
Home Runs Today Webber Boston Walker St Louis Mosel Chicago
Baseball notes highlight homer threats and current standings with players Webber R Johnson Walker Mosel from teams Boston St Louis and Chicago. Sketched lineups imply ongoing race for pitchers and batters. Team rivalries and season context frame the brief update.
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Webber
Boston
R. Johnson
Walker
St. Louis
Mosel
Chicago
Harrington Held in Albuquerque Jail on Sheriff Request
Albuquerqu e New Mexico Aug 29 AP A Q Harrington was held in the county jail after arrest at the request of Sheriff John Peck of Roswell. The exact charge was not learned. Sheriff Peck was expected to arrive later to take Harrington back for further action.
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AlbuquerqUe
N. M
A. Q. Harrington
John Peck
Roswell
Harrington
Frank W. Cavanaugh Dies at 57 in Mass Home
Frank W. Cavanaugh, famed football figure known as the irid major of football, died at his Marchfield Massachusetts home after a lingering illness. He had been in a coma for three days.
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Marchfield
Mass
Frank W. Cavanaugh
Experts Promote Pure Seed Tour For New Mexico Cotton
Pure seed advocates led by George R. Quesenberry and Leding of State College visited New Mexico cotton growing areas to train farmers on rogueing fields and keeping seed clean. They explained Acala cotton types and off types while sharing pure seed development knowledge. J. R. Thomas and Fred Nelson assisted, with fields in East Grand Plains examined.
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Chaves County
George R. Quesenberry
Mr. Leding
State College
New Mexico
Quesenberry
Leding
J. R. Thomas
Fred Nelson
New Mexico Crop Improvement Association
East Grand Plains
State Supreme Court Affirms Otero County Partition Suit
Santa Fe August 29 The state supreme court affirmed the lower court in the case of J. L. Lawson versus George A. Hedges Ellie Hedges and the county commissioners of Otero County Also appellees F C Rolland HH H Stevenson W W Hayward L B Garrison intervenors and appellants The suit, tried in Otero County, was to partition lands. Opinion by chief justice Watson with four other members concurring.
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Santa Fe
State Supreme Court
J. L. Lawson
Appellee
George A. Hedges
Ellie Hedges
Otero County
F. C. Rolland
H. Stevenson
W. W. Hayward
Garrison
Otere County
Watson
County Game Assn 10 Meet Tomorrow
A meeting of the Chaves County Game Protective Association will be held at the Chamber of Commerce at 7 30 tonight to select delegates for the New Mexico Game Protective Association annual meeting in Carlsbad on October 3 4 5. Members urged to attend. W A Losey of Hagerman to be nominated for state president.
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Chaves County Game Protective Association
Chamber of Commerce
New Mexico Game Protective Association
Carlsbad
Chaves County Association
W. A. Losey
Hagerman
Mail State Fair Catalogues Today
Copies of the Premium Catalogue for the Eastern New Mexico State Fair in Roswell were mailed today to farmers in eastern New Mexico and to county agents statewide. Seven hundred seventy six copies were sent with more to follow. a separate domestic arts catalogue is included in the general edition. Printed by Hall-Poorbaugh Press.
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New Mexico
Rosewell
Hall-Poorbaugh Press
Weather forecast for Roowell Pecos Valley and New Mexico
Generally fair tonight and Wednesday. For Roowell Pecos Valley and New Mexico. Forecast notes little detail available due to partial OCR.
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Roowell
Pecos Valley
New Mexico
Roosevelt Drops Currency Stabilization Aim in Hyde Park
President Roosevelt shifts focus from stabilizing foreign exchange during his domestic rehabilitation drive. After meetings with James A. Farley and Harold Ickes, he quietly shelves currency stabilization, invites Montagu Norman and George Harrison to tea, and signals a future talk on the issue while pursuing a gold standard–free dollar.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Albany
James A. Farley
Ickes
Mr. Roosevelt
Montagu Norman
Bank of England
Geo. Harrison
New York Federal Reserve Bank
White House
Prince Louis Ferdinand
Kaiser
Weather helps ease Oregon forest fire crisis
Heavy fog and higher humidity aided thousands of firefighters across a forty mile front on the north Oregon coast. Winds subsided and relief spread as 1200 square miles burned, easing danger to coastal towns and allowing leaders to shift forces for a strategic turn in the battle.
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Portland
Ore
Nature
Oregon
Sunday Legal Holiday for Grocery Work
The NRA has ruled that Sunday is a legal holiday for grocery workers, affecting local grocers. Under the grocery code employees may work eight hours daily for six days, ten hours the day before a legal holiday. local ruling that Sunday was not a holiday is overruled, allowing ten-hour shifts on the day before Sundays or other holidays.
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N R A
Washington
Liquor Arrest in Front of St. Marys Hospital
Anna Cabber was arrested yesterday afternoon about five near St. Marys hospital. Deputies seized 85 bottles of 3.2 beer and two cases of empty bottles. An information was filed in district court charging possession of intoxicating liquor for sale. Officers were Sam McCue Homer ee and Frank Young.
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Anna Cabber
St. Mary’s Hospital
Sam McCue
Homeree
Frank Young
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