New Mexico Defeats Child Labor Amendment by One Vote
Santa Fe reports New Mexico House defeats ratification of the child labor amendment by one vote with 23 for and 24 against, two absent. Debate included Miguel Leyva proclaiming a national blunder and J. Ortega noting lack of federal regulation, among others advocating petitioning Congress for a better amendment. Continues on Page Five.
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L. P. Hall
Lincoln
Senate Labor Committee
Miguel Leyva
Santa Fe
Owen B. Marron
Bernalillo
Congress
Floyd T. Kennedy
Roosevelt
R. P. Harrelson
Dona Ana
J. A. Ortega
Rio Arriba
New Mexico
A. M. Fernandez
D-Colfax
J. B. Romero
D-Mckinley
Benito Valdez
R-Taos
Reso
Plan Isolate Germany By An Air Alliance
Britain informs all powers including the United States that Germany will be isolated by defensive air alliances unless Hitler accepts Anglo French proposals. The Foreign Office briefed embassies and asked the US to repeal Versailles treaty military clauses as part of a broader disarmament approach. Officials stressed no secret Franco British agreements and anticipated favorable responses from Germany, Belgium, and Italy.
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London
APY
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United States
Germany
Europe
Atherton
France
England
Belgium
Italy
Foreign Office
Bills in State Legislature Introduce Proposals and Resolutions
AAP notices House bills HB164 to HB92 cover animal control timber sales bank agencies and estate withdrawals while committee actions show HJR4 HJM3 SB80 SB82 items. Actions include tabled reconsiderations and unfavorable reports with several names and party lines noted across Banking Irrigation and related committees.
Army Major dies after night club fight in San Francisco
Major Charles A. Ross battalion commander of the 30th Infantry died after a party at Club Cairo in San Francisco. Two officers were slightly hurt and three men were held on murder charges after a quarrel at the entrance escalated to a fatal fall or being thrown down stairs.
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San Francisco
Charles A. Ross
30Th Infantry
Presidio
Central Emergency Hospital
William F. Lee
Whinfred Skelton
Ross
Clem Gaviotti
Joe Vanessi
Sam Erlich
Michigan
General Staff
Washington
Lee
C. M. Easley
Thomas N. Stark
Earle M. Miner
Skelton
Cairo
Major Easley
Gaviotti
Vanessi
Erlich
Easley
Major Ross
Armed Five Points resident terrifies wife in Albuquerque
An allegedly intoxicated man from Five Points terrorized his wife with a shotgun and a revolver. Deputies summoned by the woman were repeatedly assured they would not be killed or jailed for life and disarmed him. He was jailed for the night with no charges yet filed.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Five Points
New Mexico University enrollment shows record growth
Albuquerque officials say University of New Mexico enrollment rose 600 percent over ten years, the fastest increase among U S state universities except Wyoming. Figures come from the college blue book, a statistical publication.
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Albuquerque
N. M
University of New Mexico
Wyoming University
Government Ends Buying of Goats
Washington reports the government has finished purchasing goats after buying 354 968 goats to prevent starvation in the western drought area. Col. Philip G. Murphy announced the end of the program noting costs totaled 496 577 dollars, about 1.40 per goat.
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Washington
AAA
Drouth
Philip G. Murphy
Spirit of Criticism in Congress Emerges in New Deal Era
Washington, Feb 5 AP. Congress shifts from swift admin measures to debate and change as observers note a revival of criticism. The Senate leads in resisting executive plans, delays on the $4.88 billion Roosevelt relief bill, and challenges include the world court stance and NRA oil clause. Some see this as a move away from one man leadership toward Congress asserting authority.
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New York
Russia
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Congress
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Supreme Court
MacCracken
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NRA
World Court
Roosevelt
Rio Arriba County Man Charged With Slaying
Santa Fe Feb 5 AP The first fatality in nearly a year was reported from Rio Arriba county Manuel Trujillo 25 is in jail at Tierra Amarilla charged with slaying Ernesto Espinosa 19 in a dance hall brawl at Tierra Amarilla Sunday Sheriff Simon Martinez arrested Trujillo and called district attorney s officers here.
No. 1 Southwest outlaw Raymond Hamilton wounded in pursuit
Dallas February 5 AP reports Raymond Hamilton and his brother Floyd may be wounded after a police ambuscade. Raymond fled a stolen service truck amid heavy gunfire with over 200 shots fired. The fugitives were cornered at an apartment where Floyd's wife was arrested. Floyd reportedly faced surrender and possibly a pistol, while Raymond escaped into a garage and sped away. Federal authorities pursue Floyd. Raymond has led a July escape from the penitentiary.
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Texas Penitentiary
Hamilton
Floyd
Raymond
Clyde Barrow
Bonnie Parker
State Penitentiary
New Mexico House Debates Marriage and Death Rules
In Santa Fe the House debated a gin marriage law requiring a three day wait between license and ceremony and capping pauper burial costs at 25 dollars for adults and 15 for minors. A resolution ends the session by Feb 20 and calls a special session, with bills due by noon Feb 6. Kennedy hints at an intangibles tax on notes, mortgages, deeds, and stocks, four tenths of one percent rate, with revenue split between county and state funds. initial appropriation set at 15000 dollars.
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Santa Fe
House
Floyd T. Kennedy
D-Roosevelt
Kennedy
Cit Wag
New Mexico
County Road Fund
General County Fund
County Road Funds
County General Funds
Radiator Caps Recovered After Roswell Theft
Police report 16 automobile radiator caps stolen in Roswell have been recovered. The caps are being checked against owner records at the station. Two young youths are charged, with the case advancing in juvenile court. Some caps have already been returned to owners.
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Roswell
Rotarians To Visit New Club
A large Roswell Rotary contingent will attend the charter dinner for Portales Rotary Club on February 14. Donald MacKay, president of Portales Rotary and of Eastern New Mexico Junior College, will address Roswell Rotary at its Thursday meeting about the college.
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Roswell
Rotary Club
Portales
Donald MacKay
Portales Club
Eastern New Mexico Junior College of Portales
Roswell Club
Eastern New Mexico Junior College
Election Probe Resumes After Delay In Santa Fe
The special legislative committee investigating election fraud postponed the public hearing from 10 a.m. today to 10 a.m. Wednesday. Hugh Woodward, counsel for the committee, and members held a brief executive session after the postponement. No details were released on the next phase of the probe.
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Santa Fe
Hugh Woodward
Old Albuquerque Hall Threatened by Fire
A meeting hall in old Albuquerque once used for the old state fair was set ablaze by a fire of unknown origin after a gathering dispersed. Firefighters acted quickly and confined the flames to one end, causing only slight damage.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Old
PWA Bills To The Legislature Today
Santa Fe February 6 AP Gov Clyde Tingley said drafts of seven public works administration bills to place PWA activities in New Mexico in conformity with federal statutes will be sent to the legislature today. Bills were prepared after review by a committee of attorneys and are ready for enactment. Minor amendments were made to require the finance board to approve bond issuance and to allow bonds by penal and reformatories as well as educational institutions bought by the PWA, with finance board approval for municipal bonds for public utilities. Nine bills had been submitted, three covering the same subject, and one chosen to establish a state rural electrification authority.
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Santa Fe
Clyde Tingley
Public Works Administration
PWA
New Mexico
Tingley
Finance Board
Cardinal holdout Paul Dean says terms reached
Hot Springs Arkansas February 5 AP Paul Dean of the St. Louis Cardinals said reports he was a holdout are news to me and that he has come to terms with Cardinal management but would not confirm signing his 1935 contract.
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Hot Springs
Ark
AP -Paul
Dean
St. Louis Cardinals
Dean Brothers
Cardinal
Democrats Challenge Roosevelt Power in Work Relief Bill
Washington February 5 AP Democrats on the Senate appropriations committee pressed to strip two provisions from the 4.88 billion work relief measure. The amendments would curb presidential authority to grant loans and contracts and to use eminent domain and to consolidate or transfer powers across agencies. Support from Republicans suggested the changes would pass when the full committee meets tomorrow.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
Roosevelt
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