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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1935

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School Board Election Tuesday Run for Two Seats

An election will be held next Tuesday to choose two members for a six year term on the city school board. All qualified electors in School District No. 1 may vote with no registration. Candidates are F. L. Austin, T. H. Boswell, E. C. Gessert, and Clarence E. Hinkle. Voters may select any two or write in another name. Polling places span five wards plus area annexed to Roswell. Polls open 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

F. L. Austin T. H. Boswell E. C. Gessert Clarence E. Hinkle Pecos Valley Lumber Co City of Roswell

State Attacks Evidence for Hauptmann in Kidnap Trial

Flemington N J Feb 9 Anne Morrow Lindbergh returned to court for the second time in the Hauptmann kidnapping trial as rebuttal witnesses challenged defense claims. Federal wood expert Arthur Koehler testified again that a 16 inch section of the ladder rail originated from Hauptmann's Bronx attic and that plane marks matched his toolwork. Trooper Louis Bornmann rebutted defense claims about a floorboard removal and nail evidence while defense lumber experts argued knots and wood origin.

Associated Press Flemington N. J Anne Morrow L'ndbergh Bruno Richard Hauptmann Hauptmann Dwight W. Morrow Violet Sharpe Arthur K. Koehler Bronx Louis J. Bornmann New Jersey Bornmann Koehler E. M. Hudson New York Edward J. Reilly Egbert Rosecrans Justice Trenchard Anna Lindergh Red” Johnson Betty Gowand Reilly

Nine Die as Tornado Rips East Texas Farm Area

A Texas twister killed nine people and injured about forty in a Murray farm tenant community west of Grapeland. The storm damaged tenant housing in Leon, Trinity and Houston counties, destroyed stores, a gin, and damaged a ranch. Red Cross to distribute bedding and clothing to the needy.

Grapeland Texas Nineveh Leon County Storey Dorsey Groveton Murray Farm Houston County Leon Trinity Houston Marshall Reynard Beasley Coton Beasley and Smith Grapeland and Crocket Red Cross Herman Beasley Trinity River

Crime Control Bill Passed by the House in New Mexico

Santa Fe reports the uniform crime control bill HB124 advancing with the attorney general as commissioner to negotiate compacts for crime suppression. Key features include arrest and return of fleeing criminals, new extradition hearings, parole supervision, crime labs, and fingerprinting exchanges. The measure assigns $1000 for the commission and aligns with the criminal syndicalism act.

Santa Fe New Mexico U. S Homer Cummings

Testimony in Hauptmann case ends in Lindbergh trial

Testimony closed today in the Bruno Hauptmann kidnapping and murder trial of Charles A Lindbergh Jr. as Mrs. Dwight Morrow rebutted defense claims about Violet Sharpe. Anne Morrow Lindbergh attended, while court adjourned for the weekend and prepared for summations Monday.

Associated Press Flemington N. J Bruno Richard Hauptmann Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr Dwight W. Morrow Violet Sharpe Anne Morrow Lindbergh

Seth Parker Calls for Aid Aboard Four Masted Schooner

The four masted schooner Seth Parker, with 13 crew including Phillips Lord, sent continual SOS calls in a South Seas storm about 20 miles north of Tahiti. Ship reports improving conditions by 6:02 a m Honolulu radio. no damage or injuries reported. An Australian cruiser, racing to aid, encountered a cyclonic low west of Washington.

San Francisco Seth Parker Eally Tahiti Naval Radio Honolulu Pacific King George South Seas Phillips Lord Seth Parkser

Greaser pushes severance tax bid to Ways and Means

Santa Fe reports Rep. O S Greaser seeks to move HB126 severance tax from taxation and revenue to Ways and means to avoid an unfavorable committee report He argues the levy would fund state revenue without hurting the poor while potash oil and gas interests warn of plant closures and job losses in reaction to the tax proposal

Santa Fe O. S. Greaser D-Quay Senate Greaser Taxation and Revenue Committee Ways and Means

Lynn Surrenders in Shooting of Gulledge at Wheatland

Lemuel Lynn, a farm worker, surrendered to lawmen after the fatal shooting of Dave Gulledge near Wheatland New Mexico. Officials say no charges have been filed pending a full investigation. Lynn claimed Gulledge was prowling the Scaley corral while guarding the property against theft. A coroner's jury ruled Gulledge died from a gunshot not from Lynn's weapon.

Tucumeari N. M Dave Gulledge Wheatland Lemuel Lynn Lynn Joseph Scaley Gulledge Scaley

Shepard Case May Go to Jury Late Today

The second federal court jury hears the romance and tragedy in Maj. Charles A. Shepard life as the Siemens case moves toward closing arguments. Prosecutors portray him as one who plotted to poison his wife to pursue Grace Brandon.

Topeka Kans Charles A. Shepard Zenana Shepard Grace Brandon Army Post Shepard R. T. McLuggage Gertrude

Arkansas House Blocks Huey Long Address Invite

Arkansas House refused a resolution to invite Senator Huey P. Long to speak. After three hours, a formal vote defeated the proposal 58 to 13 as Long suggested in Washington that the outcome might have been different.

Little Rock Ark Arkansas House of Representatives Huey P. Long Washington

Wet Snow Falls Across Colorado From Denver To Pueblo

A Colorado storm blankets central plains with wet snow, rainfall eases in New Mexico, and farmers consider the moisture a potential aid for spring plowing. Northern Wyoming reports light snow while Pueblo and Colorado Springs see depths from one to four inches.

Denver Rockies Central Plains Colorado Mount Sentinel Missoula Mont Continental Divide Wyoming Line Pueblo Wyoming New Mexico Colorado Springs Goodland Kans Sterling

Mrs Tingley Hosts Santa Fe Tea for House Employees

Mrs Clyde Tingley entertained informally at tea for House employees yesterday at the executive mansion in Santa Fe. The event occurred on February 9 as reported by AP.

Tingley Santa Fe Clyde Tingley

Vacancy Exists On Albuquerque City Commission

Albuquerque officials report Governor Clyde Tingley has accepted Mayor Charles Lembke’s resignation letter. A vacancy on the Albuquerque city commission now exists and the commission head will fill the seat.

Albuquerque Albuquerque, N. M Charles Lembke

No Repeal Of Gasoline Tax Refund Law Hinted

Santa Fe February 9 AP Gov Clyde Tingley told Curry and Quay county farmers there is no disposition for blanket repeal of the gasoline tax refunding act but he does want the present law amended to eliminate many abuses The delegation protested against the repeal plan

Santa Fe Clyde Tingley Curry Quay Counties Tepeal

Little moisture in eastern New Mexico continues

January moisture favored northern and western New Mexico ranges but eastern and southern counties saw little rain. Cattle fed concentrates with mild weather limiting losses. cattle condition at 69 percent, sheep steady at 71 percent. Daniels notes better lamb prospects if spring moisture improves.

Albuquerque N. M Fred Daniels Department of Agriculture Daniels

Lynn charged with murder of Gulledge

In Tucumcari New Mexico Virgil Gulledge said his brother Dave Gulledge was shot near Wheatland by Lemuel Jack Lynn who surrendered to sheriffs. Lynn faces murder charge with $7000 bond. District attorney J C Compton noted fresh beef drops and poisoned Szloy dogs tied to thefts in the area.

Tucumcari N. M Dave Gulledge Wheatland Virgil Gulledge J. C. Compton Lemuel Jack” Lynn San Jon Joe Szioy Corral Compton Gulledge Lynn Szloy Place Szloy

Supreme Court Delays Gold Case Decision Until Later

Washington Feb 9 AP The Supreme Court announced there will be no decision on the gold cases Monday keeping markets and investors waiting for clarity as legal deliberations continue.

Washington Supreme Court

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