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Newspaper

Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1934

Page

2

Earthquake Rattles Southern California and Arizona

A strong quake centered near the Imperial Valley of Mexico shook Southern California and Arizona for over a minute starting at 10 47 a m damaging stores in Imperial Mesa and Calexico while San Diego felt a severe tremor The surface cracked and geysers appeared near Black Butte Calexico officials reported ground movement and delays crossing a 15 mile stretch as canals and gates in Mexican territory suffered damage to Calexico s water supply.

Calexico Cal California Arizona Imperial Valley Mexico Phoenix Los Angeles Imperial Wales San Diego Orange County Santa Ana Santa Barbara Long Beach Compton San Bernardino W. H. Lorenz Ed Covington Black Butte Here

Tour Of Roswell Christmas Home Decorating Contest

A Roswell chamber of commerce tour showcased decorated homes and yards for Christmas. Judges selected by two chamber members plus a third judge awarded prizes of 25, 15, and 10 dollars for best decorated home and yard. Community praise flowed for widespread participation and festive displays.

Léing Chamber of “Commerce Chamber of Commerce Will C. Lawrence G. H. Hockenson J. E. Johns Roswell

Federal tax on bank checks ends tonight

Washington reports that the 2 cent nuisance tax on bank checks expires at midnight tonight after 30 months in effect. The levy has raised about 101 million dollars to the treasury through November, roughly 3.4 million dollars each month, and Congress is not expected to renew it.

Washington Treasury Congress

Reynolds Vets Elect Albuquerque Colonel President

Colonel Charles A. Reynolds of Albuquerque was elected president of the New Mexico Veterans Council at a Saturday meeting. He succeeds General Ha Ingalls of Roswell, the council’s first president, and the constitution was amended to let the president appoint the secretary, the treasurer, and any committees. Veterans from the eastern state attended.

Charles A. Reynolds Albuquerque New Mexico Veterans’ Council Gen HA. Ingalls Roswell Organizatorn

Anti Nazis ask league for Saar region martial law

In Saarbrucken and Malstatt, violent clashes over the January 13 plebiscite heightened fears. Anti Nazi leaders urged the League of Nations governing commission to impose semi martial law to curb terrorism and restore order as international troops patrol the area. A petition by Jo hann Hoffman of the German People's party called for banning the Nazi front's disciplinary squads blamed for the unrest.

Saarbrucken Saar Leagué of Nations Governing Commission Germany Malstatt Blieskastel International Army Géneva Commission Johann Hoffman German People’s Party Reichstuehmer Hitler ISO German Front

Chaves County Commissioners Hold Special Meeting

The Chaves County commissioners met to finish routine business before the new board takes office tomorrow. Chairman John Tweedy, serving the maximum four years, will be replaced by Ernest Nelson, while S. P. Johnson and George Wilcox will join the new board.

Chaves County John Tweedy Ernest Nelson S. P. Johnson George Wilcox

Auctioneering Ad for Es Guess Phone 1507 Adjustment

Classified notice advertises an auctioneering service by Es Guess with phone 1507 and an adjustment note. It mentions contact details for arranging auctioneering, likely in a local newspaper classifieds section. The item highlights a practical service rather than a sale event.

Coyotes to Play Fender-Fixers In Roswell Practice

Roswell high school hosts a practice basketball game between the Coyotes and Amonett s Fender-Fixers tomorrow night at 7 30 pm in the school gymnasium The Coyotes have wins this season over Dexter high 29 17 and the high school alumni 93 1 The Fender-Fixers opened with a 45 26 win against a CCC camp east Roswell team The Coyotes next interscholastic game is on January 4 against Carlsbad bibciied here

Roswell Coyotes Carlstad

California and Mexico Hit by Twin Earthquakes

A pair of strong earthquakes shook northern California and the Imperial Valley near San Jose and Calexico around dawn. The tremors toppled a water tower in Cocopah Mexico and rattled windows in San Jose and Palm Springs hotels. Glassware broken in Calexico totaled about 300 dollars as hotels woke to rolling motion.

California Imperial Valley San Francisco Peninsular Washington Cocopah Mexico Calexico Palm Springs Here San Jose

New County Officials File Bonds in Chaves County

New Chaves county officials to take office tomorrow include Perry Bean as sheriff Ralph Sheehan as county clerk A C Jones as assessor I B Rose as surveyor C C Hill probate judge reelected Mrs Harold E Crosby treasurer reelected and C M Martin as county school superintendent Judge James B McGhee begins a new term as district judge after serving as an appointee to fill a vacancy and being elected for the next term in November.

Chaves Perry Bean Ralph Sheehan A. C. Jones I. B. Rose C. C. Hill Harold E. Crosby C. M. Martin James B. McGhee

First Baptist Roswell BTU Banquet and Meeting

The first annual banquet and council meeting of the Baptist Training Union of the First Baptist Church of Roswell will be held tonight at 6 15 at the church building. The union includes the Baptist Adult Union and the Baptist Young People's Union.

Baptist Training Union First Baptist Church of Roswell Baptist, Adult Union Baptist Young Peoples’ Union

Clovis Teenage Mother Delivers Twins on Christmas Day

A 16-year-old Clovis mother who underwent her second Caesarean section within a year gave birth to twins on Christmas Day. The boy and girl weighed six and a quarter and six and a half pounds respectively and both babies and mother are reported doing splendidly. The girl mother is Mrs. F. E. Mahaffey of Portales, who married at 14. her first child, a boy, was born in late January 1934.

Clovis N. M F. E. Mahaffey Portales

Rose Bowl Odds Favor Alabama In Closely Matched Clash

Pasadena Calif December 31 AP head coaches claim Alabama and Stanford are evenly matched and that the game's breaks will decide the Rose Bowl. Both teams at full strength prepare at final workouts ahead of the January 1 kickoff set for 2 15 p m PST with ideal weather forecast and light betting.

Pasatena Cal Alabama Stanford Frank Thomas Giteeod Tide Claude Tiny) Thornhill Occidental College Albama

Father says he now has four children to raise

A 22 year old father told reporters this afternoon that with his mother, his family will be moved to their home. He remarked he now has four children to raise.

Colfax County Seeks Local Suspects in Fraud Case

Colfax County authorities plan to turn over H. A. Farmer and L. A. of Los Angeles who face fifteen day sentences on obtaining money under pretenses. Sheriff notes they may be wanted on a similar charge elsewhere as officers continue investigation.

Colfax County Farmer Las Vegas N. M Dec Farmer and L. A Los Angeles

East West game odds shift as injuries hit eastern squad

Twenty two Mississippi players limped through practice as injuries mounted before the tenth annual East West charity football game. Doug Nott and Pug Land were among those in doubt, while Duade Purvis is expected to miss the contest due to a torn tendon. Western squad continued light workouts at Palo Alto under Hollingberg and Lacey. all others declared ready.

Sun Sevoua Mississippi Doug Nott Detroit Berkeley Pug” Land Minnesota Duade Purvis Palo Alto Orin Hollingberg Percy Lacey

Alamogordo Man Named to Federal Land Bank Wichita Post

Oliver M. Lee of Alamogordo New Mexico was named today to be a member of the Federal Land Bank at Wichita in a selection announced by AP reports. The appointment places Lee among regional bankers serving Grains and agricultural credit operations.

Washington Oliver M. Lee Alamozordo New Mexico Federal Land ‘Bank Wichita

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Rnia Meshich Chamser of Commerce Chamber Col. Reynolds Vets Saar Region M. Radford Grocery Co Los Angles Sons Beach Temblor México Tommie Bess Shuman Yucca Beauty Service J. P. White Bldg Ished Vickers Investment Company No. Main St Glover’s Flowers West Alameda Paul Carrigan Ford Roswell Auto Company
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