Young vam I Roswell Tonight at the Armory Match
Promoter announces a Roswell Armory boxing card led by Matsura undefeated in the region. Francisco Ramaya is toppled, with Lynch and Gotch in town from Fort Worth and a Brockhewser Knott rematch on the bill. Local fighters plus entry prices set at 40 cents for men and 25 for women, best seats eight and a half cents, action starts at 7:36.
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Cynoh
Roswell
Armory
Matsura
Francisco Ramaya
Cactus Pete
Brown
Penny Wiven
Ft. Worth
Texas
Boswei
Fort Worth
New Mexico
Lynch
Brockhewser
Joe Knott
Coyote Alumni Game Set at High School Gym Tomorrow
The Coyotes meet a team of ex players in an annual charity or exhibition at the former high school court tonight. The Coyotes look to reverse losses as newcomers Poeesotes, who beat Dexter 29 to 17 last Friday, headline the event with a 7:20 start following a 7:06 junior game. Admission is 15 cents. Starting lines list Coyotes Johnson Stewart Bond Holloman Jernigan and Espinosa and Carpent er Hogge Stolcroft Glover on alumni with subs Marks Velter. Espinosa remains a Roswell High student and has used all eligible seasons.
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Coyote
Coyotes
Johnson and Stewart
Bond
Holloman
Jernigan
Espinosa
Carpenter
Hogge
Stolcroft
Glover
Marks
fVelter
Roswell High
Business leaders clash with New Deal plans at White Sulphur Springs
Washington reports show reactionary criticism from governors and lawmakers toward the recovery platform from a three day business conference. Roosevelt timing is praised for openness to cooperative suggestions while concerns rise over relief funding, state burdens, and continued NRA and PWA roles. Governors including Bryan of Nebraska and Olson of Minnesota condemn the approach as too conservative and unpatriotic.
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Washington
White Sulphur Springs
Roosevelt
White House
George Mead
Capitol Hill
Bryan
Nebradka
Pope
King
Utah
Rankin
Miss
Per Wilsop
Ver- Deek
Van Wie Voted Finest Woman of 1924 in AP Poll
Virginia Van Wie, 25, winner of the U S women's golf championship this year for the third time, tops the Associated Press sports poll as the outstanding feminine sports star of 1924. She outscores rivals Helen Jacobs Lenore Kight and Katherine Rawls, with Babe Didrikson placing fifth.
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New York
Virginia van Wie
United States
Associated Press Sports
Miss van Wie
Mite van Wie
Helen Jacobs
Lenore Kight
Katherine Rawls
Mildrey
Babe
Didrikson
Texas
Stella Walsh
Thompson Leads Nassau in British Colonial Open
Thompson pursuit of a title in Nassau as final 36 holes begin. Jack Thompson from Youngstown Ohio holds four under par after 30 holes at 182, while Joe Turnesa Hartford Connecticut and Bobby Cruickshank Richmond Virginia sit at 134 for the $500 prize. Al Watrous Birmingham Michigan sits in fourth as sub par rounds fade from opening day.
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Nassau
Bahamas
Jack Thompson
Youngstown, O
Cime
Joe Turnesa
Hartford
Conn
Bobby Crunichshank
Richmond
Turnesa
Yrecely
Kehing
Cruickshank
al Watrous
Birmingham
Mich
Justice of the Peace L. L. Johnson Seeks Re Election
The Record is authorized to announce that L. L. Kirk Johnson will run for reelection as Justice of the Peace for precincts one and two in the January 14, 1935 election.
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Justice of the Peace L. L
Kirk” Johnson
Office of Justice of the Peace of
Adv
Nelson Announces Candidacy for Justice of the Peace
The Record notes J. C. Nelson is authorized to announce his candidacy for Justice of the Peace in the consolidated Precincts One and Two for the election on January 14.
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J. C. Nelson
Justice of the Peace
Townsend Placed As Justice of the Peace Candidate
Charles T. Townsend is announced as a candidate for Justice of the Peace for the consolidated Precincts No. One and Two in the elections on January 14.
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Charles T. Townsend
Justice of the Peace of the Consolidated
Candidate J H House Sr for Justice of the Peace
Announcement names J H House Sr as a candidate for Justice of the Peace in the consolidated Precincts One and Two at the election on January 14.
Faustino Lucero Announces Candidacy for Constable
Faustino A. Lucero has authorized The Record to announce he is a candidate for constable at the precinct election to be held January 14, 1935.
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Faustino A. Lucero
Adv
W. J. Bragg
Chaves County
Bragg Declares Candidacy For Constable Post
W. J. Bragg announces in Precinct One, Chaves County, his candidacy for constable in the upcoming election.
Candidate Listén Declared for Constable in Precinct 1
O W Listén is announced as a candidate for Constable in Precinct 1, Chaves County, in a local notice. The advertisement names Listén and specifies the political race and precinct.
Lollar Declares Candidacy for Precinct Constable
Records announce that L. C. Lollar will run for constable of Precincts 1 and 2 at the January 14, 1935 election.
Record announces Bob Ballard elected cincts One and Two
The Record is authorized to announce that Bob Ballard is a cincts One and Two at the election to be held January 14th.
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Bob Ballard
Aédv
Willis Announces Candidacy for Constable in Precincts One and Two
Frank Willis announces his candidacy for Constable in Precincts One and Two ahead of the election on January 14. The notice appears in the Adv section, detailing the political move and upcoming vote.
Foster to Run for Constable in Precincts 1 and 2
Announcement states Hume M. Shorty Foster will be a candidate for constable in Precincts 1 and 2. The election date is not specified, but the notice dates to 1935. The source is an Adv. listing announcing his candidacy.
Monk Announces C H Monk Candidate for Constable
Constable C H Monk is named as candidate for Constable in Precincts One and Two at the upcoming election on January 14. Adv.
Driver's licenses ready at City Clerk's office
1935 licenses are now available at the City Clerk's office. Persons wishing to avoid the final rush may obtain them now. They must be procured no later than January 10.
All American Leaguer Lou Gehrig in 1934 Slammed Home Runs
Lou Gehrig is hailed as the all American Leaguer of 1934 for leading the league in runs batted in and home runs while claiming the batting title. The Yankee slugger, nicknamed Crown Prince of Swat, widens his status as Ruth’s successor and may pursue a substantial raise as contract talks begin.
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Lou Gehrig
Lou
Columbia
Lovie
Babe Ruth
Gehrig
Ram
Babe
Swat
Ruth
Jake Ruppert
Yank
Bambino
Bing Features Syndicate, Inc
Stanford Faces Rose Bowl Test After Exam Week
Stanford University prepares for its Rose Bowl clash with Alabama after a break for final exams and illness. Alabama arrives by air for a final home scrimmage before departure. The Associated Press notes Alabama is favored by 18 points. In other action, the Hutchinson Reno's upset the New Mexico Lobos 41 to 37 with a late stall.
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C. E
Tiny” Thornhill
Alabama
University
Ala
Pacific Coast
Crimson Tide
Kansas
Reno's
Quitet
Lobos
Renos
Dr Goddard explains rocket work and aims at altitude research
Dr Goddard outlines rocket development with testing months ahead and vertical flight. He notes aims to study radio wave data, ozone layer, cosmic and solar rays, and upper atmospheric conditions for commercial radio and aviation use. Experiments financed by the Guggenheim Foundation in Roswell, with 15 miles from habitation.
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Goddard
Dr. Goddard
Roswell
Daniel and Florence Guggenheim
Tulane's Stock Soaring As Sugar Bowl Looms
New Orleans December 20 AP Tulane's Green Wave receives a boost as Little Monk Simons returns from a broken collarbone after treatment by Dr. Lucian Landry. Simons rejoined the squad ahead of the Sugar Bowl contest as Temple University in Philadelphia prepares five starters who have recovered from grippe to travel.
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New Orleans
Tulane
College Basketball Scores From Various Colleges
Princeton tops Harvard 25 to 20. Oklahoma City University, Warrensburg Teachers split results with Pittsburg State 31 to 41. Washburn 22, Wichita 53. Durant Teachers 43, Emporia State 42. Tarkio 30, St Joseph J C 16. Milliken 55, Cape Girardeau Teachers 35. Weatherford Teachers 25, Baylor 21. Doane 29, Nebraska B 26. Illinois B 35, Illinois Wesleyan 24. North Dakota 63, Augustana 21. Denver A C 46, Colorado Aggies 21. Michigan 26, Western State 25. Hutchinson Renos 41, New Mexico University 37. UCLA 34, St Marys 38.
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Princeton
Harvard
Oklahoma City University
Warrensburg
Tahlequah
Okla
Pittsburg State
Washburn
Wichita
Durant
Emporia State
Tarkio
St. Joseph J. C
Milliken
Cape Girardean
Weathford
Baylor
Doane
Nebraska
Illinois
Illinois Wesleyan
North Dakota
Augustana
Denver A. C
Colorado Aggies
Michigan
Western State
Hutchinson Renos
New Mexico University
University of California At Los Angeles
St. Marys
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Pinchot
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van Wie
Ntheete
Thompson
Sete
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Frank Willis
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Shorty) Foster
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Cara Nor
Chocolate Homemaid
Pecos Valley Drug Co
Glenn
Warner
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Salee’s
Clardy’s Products
H. B. Salee Grocery & Market
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