McNutt case closing arguments clash over stock and service value
Colonel Atwood and L. O. Fallon praised as skilled lawyers in closing for the defense. Pauli Speer of New York represents the potash company. The defense argued McNutt’s stock deal, his lack of writing, and the $609,000 Snowden McSweeny investment weighed against his claim. Senators Bratton and Reed led for the plaintiff asserting discovery of Carlsbad potash deposits and a $2,600,000 half-interest sale to Pacific Coast Borax Co., with expert H. V. Menate highlighted. Attorneys Hatch and Taylor also argued for the plaintiff.
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Colonel Atwood
L. O. Fallon
Pauli Speer
New York
Oe Atwood
McNutt
Snowden
McSweeny
Shannon
Bratton
Carlsbad
Pacific Coast Borax Co
H. V. Menate
Southwest
Reed
Carl A. Hatch
Clovis
James E. Taylor
Kansas City
Real Sleeping Mama Doll Seeks New Home
A vintage ad markets a 27 inch fully dressed sleeping Mama doll with bonnet booties and rubber panties. It boasts a lifelike dress finery and a smaller 12 inch version in pink or blue, both described as cute and life-like for potential buyers.
7 Piece Doll Layette For Sale
A seven piece doll layette offered at 50 cents includes a complete change of neg ligee and dainty organdy items trimmed with lace, suitable for a doll in good condition.
Bassinette Outfit Includes Bath Tub Layette and Doll
An item priced at two dollars bundles a collapsible bath tub layette and a rubber baby doll. The compact ensemble targets quick gift purchases or starter nursery setups.
Pron co lettermen named for 1932 Barrack squad
Seventeen cadets received letters for the 1932 Institute squad though 39 members existed. Brennan, Cross, Vaughn, Smith, Perez, Freeman, and Richards graduate, leaving nine lettermen for next year and eight eligible for the Il club initiation. The article covers initiations, the 1 club committee, and a cadet boxing and wrestling smoker with results and humorous notes.
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Pronco
Harris
Institute
Brennan
Watson
Littlejohn
Eaton
Cross
Vaughn
Chiaramonte
Kilgore
R. L. Smith
Perez
Dinelli
Huffaker
Freeman
McKinney
Hayes
Richards
Smith
H. P. Saunders
George Speer
Julio Chiaramonte
Joe Dinelli
Rich Richards
Dave Burns
Christmas Candy for Record Readerss
The Daily Record repeats its annual Christmas candy offer as a thank you to readers. With each advance subscription a box of fine chocolate candy is included. The offer is open to old and new subscribers, and aims to grow the Record readership.
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Daily Record
Fire destroys garage as warning halts spread
A blaze gutted a garage near the Cauhape residence with flames reaching the roof. A warning by a family member prevented the fire from spreading to nearby houses and garages owned by O. Askren and Dr. W. T. Joyner. Firefighters responded as gasoline tanks exploded and car radiators overheated.
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QO. O. Askren
W. T. Joyner
Cauhape
Austin Porter
Cauhope
Rotary meeting at Carlsbad Caves honors Clinton Anderson
About 150 Rotary clubs from 10 states attended a Carlsbad caverns gathering to honor International President Clinton P. Anderson of Albuquerque. Delegations from Juarez Mexico and roving clubs in California Washington Wyoming Illinois Alabama Texas Kansas and Wisconsin joined Roswell Artesia and Carlsbad hosts. A large Roswell turnout plus a dance at La Caverna Hotel capped the event.
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Carlsbad, N. M
Rotary International
Carlsbad Caverns
Clinton P. Anderson
Albuquerque
Anderson
Denver
Harry C. Brown
Juarez
Mexico
Alsis
California
Washington
Wyoming
Illinois
Alabama
Texas
Kansas
Wisconsin
Carlsbad
Roswell
Artesia
Rotary
Rotary Anns
Rotary Clubs
Ross L. Malone
National Park Service
United States
Canada
la Caverna Hotel
F.l.austin
T. H. Boswell
C. C. Caze
BB. P. Conner
Roy
Ho. Daniel
B. V. Elizey
Oscar Greene
Thomas H. Hall
W. C. Lawrence Ross
L.moone
L. T
Lewis
Frank W. Marks
W. J. Mcinnes
Milton H. McKaken
Carl R. McNally
Fred Miller
Reed Mulkey
Gary Nickson
E. E. Patterson
D. N. Pope
Claude Simpson
John Tweedy
Ed J. Williams
I. W. Woolsey
G N. Amis
H. R. Andrew
Suit over suit bidding explained in contract bridge method
Under one over one, a higher suit over partner is a force. The suit over suit convention makes any minimum overcall of partner’s one bid a forcing call. Examples show how players like Y and Z might bid with their hands and how many tricks they could take under this system.
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You
A-K
Quiet Wall Street Opens Amid Congress Anxiety
Prices drifted higher in a very quiet market as Congress convened. Short covering spurred small gains in American EB Case Consolidated Gas and others while forecasts of repeal influence lingered. Coolidge commission set hearings on transportation next week with auto, waterway, rail, and banking reps expected. Total volume 725,219 shares.
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Wall Street
New York
Ivec
Congress
Case
Consolidated Gas
Brotherhoods
Chicago Grain and Related Commodity Close Report
Chicago grain and livestock closes show mixed moves across December and May futures. Prices for corn rye oats barley and lard and belly futures are listed with scattered trading activity and limited clarity due to OCR errors.
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Chicago
Cattle and sheep prices at Kansas City auction
Cattle numbers around 19 000 with 5 000 calves and light early bidding. Fed steers and stockers ranged 4 25 to 5 50 with tops near 6 00, sales uneven and slow. Sheep 5 000 with lambs steady to 15 higher. fed lambs up to 5 40 and natives around 5 15 to 5 25.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
U. S. Dept. Agr
District Judge Candidates Named in Eddy and Lea Counties
A list of contenders for the district judge position includes George L. Reese Sr. and District Attorney J. G. Osburn with Curtis Hill also named. Judge C. R. Fyrke has been mentioned. The field is large in Eddy and Lea counties. With Governor Seligman absent and the holiday season approaching the appointment may be delayed beyond year’s start, though this is speculation.
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George L. Reese Sr
J. G. Osburn
Curtis Hill
C. R. Fyrke
Eddy
Lea
Seligman
Jap Army Within 75 Miles of Soviet Border in Manchuria
Tokyo reports Japanese forces push toward the Soviet border in Manchuria amid operations against Chinese insurgents. Japan informs Moscow through Charge d Affaires Fiji Amoh that campaign targets Gen Su Ping Wen and hostages while avoiding damage to the Chinese Eastern Railway where possible.
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Tokyo
Manchuria
Moscow
Manchuk
Foreign Office
Fiji
L. M. Karakhan
M. Karakhan
Su Ping- Wen
Russia
Senate and House reopen as 72nd Congress convenes
On the senate floor victors and vanquished greet each other after the election. Jim Watson of Indiana, the Republican leader who lost in November, is present. Nye of North Dakota injured in an auto crash attends. Huey Long mocks the lame ducks from the Democratic side. In the House Garner is applauded then the chaplain delivers the invocation by Rev. James Shera Montgomery. Six new members take oaths including Mrs. Willa B. Eslick of Tennessee. Attorney General Mitchell sits near the Democratic rear. Speaker Garner appoints a bipartisan committee to advise President Hoover on repeal procedures as members gather in business attire. Walter Walker is sworn in as a senator, briefly shifting Senate party numbers to 48 Democrats, 47 Republicans, and 1 Farmer-Labor. Credentials for three new members are presented.
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Senate
Jim” Watson
Indiana
Nye
North Dakota
Washington
Huey Long
House
Garner
James Shera Montgomery
Willa B. Eslick
Tennessee
Atorney
Mitchell
Justice Department
Rainey
Ilinois
Collier
Mississippi
Snell
New York
Hoover
Gilbert M. Haugen
Iowa
Haugen
Curtis
Walter Walker
Grand Junction
Colorado
Costigan
Colo
Waterman
R. Cole
Dill
Witnesses Arrive in Roswell for Ridgeway War Risk Case
Mr and Mrs E C Jackson Mrs Dean Goode A P Flowers and Bob Allison of Lake Arthur arrive in Roswell to act as witnesses in the war risk insurance case Ridgeway versus United States to be tried in federal court.
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E. C. Jackson
Dean Goode
Bob Allison
Lake Arthur
Roswell
Thomas Ridgeway
United States of America
New York Curb Wall Street Edges Ebb In Trading
New York reports mixed curb stock activity with curbs showing marginal gains and declines as traders digest wholesale shifts. Wool auction data from Rooston to Rosston indicates steady demand and firm prices amid overall cautious buying. Boston receipts rise to 4,843,100 pounds for the week ending December 3, with year to date total at 268,917,600 pounds.
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Rossston Woool
Roesten
Boston
Beoston
Galveston Cotton Market Report Dec 5
Spot cotton steady to lower with middling around in cents per pound. Sales reported at 2. Marketplace notes small volume and mixed prices across grades amid a cautious trading tone in the Galveston market.
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Galveston
Cotton Prices Hold Steady in New Orleans Trading
New Orleans December 5 spot cotton closes steady with a drop of seven points. Total sales reach 6,543 bales as middling grade stands at 5.56 cents per pound.
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New Orleans
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