Probing bank loans to Republicans in New Mexico hearings
The New Mexico House inquiry into 1934 politics examined a $5,000 loan to Republican headquarters by John J. Emmons of Gallup and questioned whether Sen. Bronson Cutting influenced bank policies. Albuquerque bank leaders and Republican candidates testified as the committee planned further hearings.
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Santa Fe
T. M. Pepperday
Albuquerque
House
New Mexico
John J. Emmons
Gallup
Republican
Reed Hollomat
Arthur Carr
Republican Party
Sen
Bronson Cutting
Senator Cutting
Guy L. Rogers
First National Bank of
Ickes Sets Plan for Taylor Grazing Act Operation
Secretary Ickes calls the Taylor grazing act a magna charta for western ranges and outlines a plan for its operation. He emphasizes protection of small stockmen, no political influence, pro rata apportionment, and preferential treatment for those with water rights and adequate holdings, while acknowledging land will remain for unsettled grants and potential state land exchanges.
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Ickes
Secretary of Interior
Denver
Secretary of the Interior
Washington
The
Interior Department
Old boys claim of death and revival spawns media chatter
In Santa Monica, a speaker jokes about claims of near death and heaven, noting England and Hollywood figures who profess revival. The quip suggests such tales are just time killers until the Supreme Court acts, poking light at sensational revival stories from varied locales.
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Santa Monica
Calif
England
Hollywood
Chamber of Commerce
Supreme Court
Ickes Meets With Western Stockmen in Denver Speech
Secretary Ickes traveled 1500 miles from Washington to Denver to praise the Taylor grazing act, outline a tentative grazing program, and urge state cooperation with PWA grants. He warned Colorado against communism and fascism, while assuring protection for small independent stockmen and deferring detailed regulation to grazing chief F R Carpenter. He avoided committing on mandatory reductions for large cattle or sheep owners.
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Denver
Ickes
West
Chamber of Commerce
PWA
Secretary of the Interior
Washington
Edwin C. Johnson
Ick
F. R. Carpenter
Colorado General Assembly
Colorado
Taylor
Gov Clyde Tingley names first board appointments
Santa Fe Feb 12 AP Gov Clyde Tingley said he would send to the Senate the first of many appoinments to board membership for the home and training school for mental defec tives. New appointees include Mrs Woolston six year term and Dr Mark P Beam four year term both of Albuquerque, Mrs Emory Davis four year term Los Lunas and Ignacio Aragon Garcia Belén four year term with Elias Romero Tome remaining on the board.
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Santa Fe
Clyde Tingley
Senate
Home and Training School For
W. H. Woolson
Mark P. Beam
Albuquerque
Emory Davis
Los Lunas
Ignacio Aragon Garcia
Belen
Chavez leaves for Washington to contest Senate seat
Albuquerque report states former Congressman Dennis Chavez, who filed notice of intent to contest Senator Bronson Cutting's seat, left yesterday for Washington, D. C. The move was learned here today as details of the contest emerged.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Dennis Chavez
Bronson Cutting
U.S. Senate
Washington, D. C
Interesting program for merchants at Roswell meeting
The Roswell Merchants' Association meets at Nickson Coffee Shop at 6 30 tonight. Fred Miller will speak on Up to date Regulations Under the NRA and Dan H Wilmot will discuss state bills affecting merchants. The event aims to inform local business men on vital topics. Membership costs 65 cents for monthly dinners. A F Madison will preside.
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Roswell Merchants’ Association
Nickson
Fred Miller
NRA
Dan H. Wilmot
A. F. Madison
Mobilization and Indemnities Talk Roils Italy Africa
In Rome Ethiopia denies paying indemnities to Italy and says it can mobilize one million men with no foreign ally expected. Italy pushes hard for reparations while warning of potential conflict as 30,000 Ethiopian troops mass at the Somaliland border.
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Associated Press
Rome
Ethiopia
Italy
Negradas Yesus
Addis Ababa
Yesus
Africa
Supreme Council of Defense of Italy
Mussolini
Eritrea
Italo Balbo
Italian Air Corps
Lybia
Supreme Council
Yalual
Legislature Moves Toward Adjournment in New Mexico
Santa Fe February 12 AP The House debated liquor sales tax as committees met. Retail liquor dealers proposed doubling beer tax, keeping other liquor and removing sales tax, arguing beer dominates sales. Senate passed a non partisan judiciary measure after tie vote by Lt. Gov. DeBaca. Adjournment set for February 20. reforms shift to corporation commission for franchise tax collection.
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Santa Fe
House
Senate
George T. Harris
State Corporation Commission
Bureau of Revenue
Fred Wilson
D-Bernalillo
Louis C. DeBacagiv
Governor Comments on Lincoln’s Greatness in Santa Fe
Santa Fe February 12 AP Governor Clyde Tingley said Abraham Lincoln’s greatness is evident though today is not a state holiday. He spoke despite illness that prevented any special comment.
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Santa Fe
Abraham Lincoln
Clyde Tingley
Lamb Named to National Railroad Rates Committee
J. D. Lamb state corporation commissioner accepted appointment as a member of the committee on railroad rates of the National Association of Railroad and Utilities Commissioners for the year. The appointment was made by A. R. McDonald Madison Wisconsin president of the association.
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Lamb
Santa Fe
J. D. Lamb
National Association of Railroad and Utilities Commissioners
A. R. McDonald
Madison, Wis
Taylor Back From Den Ver Livestock Meet
Rep J W Taylor Lincoln returned from the land and grazing conference in Denver where he noted each section seeks different grazing and land law provisions to fit local needs. He cautioned it will take time to reach a thorough accord.
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Taylor
Denver
Santa Fe
J. W. Taylor
Lincoln
Spanish War Veterans Restored to Pensions
President Roosevelt sent an executive order to Congress to modify economy regulations and restore pension eligibility for Spanish American War veterans who enlisted after August 12, 1898 and served outside the continental United States. About 5,500 cases are affected by the new rules, following a Veterans Bureau investigation at the president’s request.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Continental
United States
Veterans Bureau
Light Vote In School Election Continues Onward
In Roswell the city school board race drew a light today with 372 total votes by 3 PM for two six year seats. Candidates include F L Austin and T H Boswell seeking re election alongside E C Gessert and Clarence E Hinkle. Vote tally to be finished after 6 PM polls close.
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Scout Hut
Fire Station
P. W. Lumber Co
City Hull
City of Roswell
F. L. Austin
T. H. Boswell
E. C. Gessert
Clarence E. Hinkle
Bandit Stalcup Convicted and Sentenced to Death
Virgil Stalcup, a southwestern desperado, was found guilty of murder and sentenced to death in Lubbock for the jail break killing of Sheriff W. B. Arthur of Dickens county last October. The defense blamed Clarence Brown, awaiting trial, with Mrs Brown held as an accomplice for smuggling the gun into jail.
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Lubbock
Texas
Virgil Stalcup
Southwestern Desperado
W. B. Arthur
Dickens County
Clarence Brown
Stalcup
Brown
Caverns Travel Boom Ahead of Last Year at Carlsbad
Col Thomas Boles, superintendent of Carlsbad Caverns National Park, said in Roswell that cavern travel since January 1 is sixty percent ahead of last year and he estimates about 125000 visitors in 1935, a new annual high.
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Thomas Boles
Carlsbad Caverns National Park
Roswell
Albright and Col Boles Visit Roswell on Business
Horace M. Albright former head of the National Park Service and now general manager of the United States Potash Company was in Roswell today. He traveled from Carlsbad where he visited the company mines en route to New York offices. He was accompanied by Col. Thomas Boles superintendent of Carlsbad Caverns National Park.
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Horace Albright
Col. Boles
Horace M. Albright
National Park Service
United States Potash Company
Roswell
New York
Carlsbad
Mr. Albright
Col
Thomas Boles
Carlsbad Caverns National Park
Hoover to Speak at Lincoln Day Dinner Tonight
Former President Herbert Hoover will address the National Republican Club Lincoln day dinner in New York. The speech will be broadcast on the NBC WJZ network at 9 45 p m EST.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
National Republican Club
NBC
WJZ
Gallup Babe Born on Lincoln and Mothers Day
Ronald Robert joined the E. W. Chase family in Gallup New Mexico at 12 20 am marking Lincoln birthday as the newborn's father and the mother also born on Lincoln birthday.
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Gallup
Lincoln
Mother’s
N. M
E .W. Chase
Abraham Lincoln
Ronald Robert
Chase
Tubercular Cattle Eradication In New Mexico
By September first tuberculin testing will end and cattle from New Mexico can be shipped without delays for tests. Dr F Schneider of the U S Bureau of Animal Industry reports testing is underway in 18 counties with three yet to be worked and tests completed in the remaining counties.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
F. Schneider
U. S. Bureau of Animi Indestry
Arrest Made in Albuquerque for California Burglary
Albuquerque officers arrested Mike Gomez, 20, at the request of San Fernando California authorities. He is held to be returned to California to face burglary charges.
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Albuquerque
N. M
San Fernando Calif
Mike Gomez
California
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