Plan for Better Control of Colds Proved by Tests
A clinical test claims the Plan for better control of colds reduces duration and severity. Results say symptoms were cut in half for many patients. Details appear in Vicks VapoRub and Vicks Nov & Throat Drops packaging.
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Santa Fe Dry Raids Net Multiple Arrests
Prohibition agents and weekend raids in Santa Fe targeted locations in the capitol with eight persons implicated. Six of the individuals were detained and will be arraigned before a U. S. Commissioner. two remain at large as the peace court processes continue.
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Livestock Tax Rates Set For Coming Year
The Tax Commission fixed livestock and grazing rates for the coming year. Chief Tax Commissioner Ron Beall announced the rates will be made public shortly after final checks are complete.
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Dover
Hoover Named for Harvard Presidency Hint
Washington reports President Hoover’s name is suggested for Harvard’s presidency by D Pugsley of Peekskill in a letter to Henry Shattuck Harvard treasurer. Shattuck’s reply says the suggestion will go to Harvard Corporation. The post becomes vacant after Abbott Lawrence Lowell’s resignation.
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Counterfeit Ring Busted In Roswell Three Held In Jail
Sheriff Peck reports to the U S secret service about a man with a long criminal record, Jack Allen, arrested at the Yucca theatre on November 25 for passing a counterfeit ten dollar bill. Another counterfeit note was found in his hotel room. Allen and two others, J E Red Dollison and James F Dollison, held in Chaves county jail, await federal court action after being bound over by U S Commissioner Dan C Savage.
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Roswell
Chaves County
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J. E
Red) Dollison
James F. Dollison
Roehl defends role after central committee ousting
Albuquerque December report says Stephen Roehl, Democratic county chairman, denies lawful ouster by county central committee members who met Saturday and chose Ed Swope as jail warden. Roehl claims he was never asked to convene the committee and calls the vote irregular.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Stephen Roehl
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Ed Swope
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Roehl
Central Committee
Four traveling companions talk things over on train
Southbound in an observation lounge car four gentlemen are seen: President-elect Roosevelt and three key advisers. From left to right are Prof. Raymond Moley, James A. Farley, the governor, and Col. Louis Mc Henry Howe, with the group described as Roosevelt's top economic, campaign, and political advisers.
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Will Rogers on high interest and banking
Beverly Hills Calif Dec 3 Will Rogers argues high interest drains the economy. He says banks failed when loan interest exceeded principal and urges banking on a real percentage based on borrower earnings. He ends by noting to read wires from bankers tomorrow.
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New Mexico Tax Reform Plan Pushed for 1933 Legislature
Vernon O. Tolle of the New Mexico Educational Association says a joint tax reform program is being prepared with the Federation of Taxpayers Associations for presentation to the 1933 state legislature. The effort aims to address fiscal policy.
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Vernon O. Tolle
Texas bank robbers captured in Borger aftermath
Two men who robbed the First State Bank of Panhandle of 2500 dollars were captured near Borger Texas this afternoon and all the loot recovered. The suspects French and Scrivener, residents of Bristow Oklahoma, claimed the Panhandle crime.
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Young Democrats to Meet Wednesday in Tucumcari
The Chaves County Young Democrats plan a meeting Wednesday at 7 30 pm in the Chamber of Commerce hall. Major James R. Kelly of the New Mexico Military Institute will discuss world disarmament, followed by open discussion. The constitution and by-laws committee will report, led by G. T. Watts, with Mrs. Prentice White, John Beers Jr., and Miss Lois Crow. In Tucumcari, Yadou McKee, 18, Tucumcari High junior and football star, died from injuries after a headon auto crash last night.
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Tucumcari
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