World League report on Manchuria urges Chinese control
Geneva reports the League of Nations condemns Manchukuo and backs Chinese sovereignty. It calls for Japan to retreat from Manchuria and invites United States Soviet Russia and other nations to participate in league efforts to settle the dispute under the Kellogg Briand pact and Nine Power treaty.
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League of Nations
Manchhuria
League
Japan
United States
Manchukuo
China
Soviet Russia
America
League Assembly
Manchuria
Lytton
Assembly
Paebe
Sea of Nations
Lobos Track Schedule: UNM Meet Hosts April and May Dates
Continued on page two. Tom Popejoy of the University of New Mexico athletics staff announced a track schedule with the New Mexico Military Institute at Roswell on April 22 and the smaller "feder" track meet on May 13. Several athletes have already reported for training.
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Ee Casens
Tom Popejoy
University of New Mexico
W& Gal
New Mexico Military
Roswell
Fder
Seed loan guidance sought by Pecos Valley inspector in Dallas
R L Kyle, Pecos Valley field inspector for the federal seed loan, traveled to Dallas yesterday seeking loan instructions. He planned to relay details to R H Carter, chairman of the Chaves county seed loan committee, once a loan availability date was confirmed.
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Dallas
R. L. Kyle
Pecos Valley
R. H. Carter
É Chaves
County
Avitilre
Nelieven
Oil Men Oppose Severance Tax Hearing In Santa Fe
Oil company and business leaders told a joint Santa Fe hearing that a severance tax on New Mexico oil would be ruinous, while a valuation tax rise would not greatly hurt the industry. Land officials warned of reduced land revenue, Gov. Seligman defended the bill, and the plan would divvy tax proceeds to schools, counties, and the state general fund.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
House
Senate
East Texas
Frank Vesely
Land Department
New Mexico Oil Men’s Protective Association
Arthur Seligman
State General Fund
Arraignment of Zangara Postponed in Roosevelt Attempt
In Miami, Feb 17 the arraignment of Giuseppe Zangara for the attempted assassination of President-elect Roosevelt was postponed until tomorrow. Three defense lawyers urged a sanity commission. the judge ordered Zangara held at the county jail.
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Miami
Fla
Dade County Medical Association
Giuseppe Zangara
Roosevelt
Criminal Court
E. C. Collins
Zangara
Lewis Twyman
Dade County Bar Association
J. M. McCaskill
The
Bar Association
Alfred E. Rain
Twyman
Guiserpe Zangara
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Collins
Fire outlooks Lincoln Forest fire lookouts upgraded
Fire lookouts in Lincoln National Forest will use glass cages with copper insulation for lightning proofing and weather protection. A new steel tower near Cloudcroft and an observatory on Monjeau enhance visibility up to 35 miles north and 20 miles south. The Indian Service is building a station at Harley Point to command the eastern reservation.
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Alamogordo
N. M
Lincoln National Forest
Cloudcroft
Monjeau
Carrizozo
Indian Service
Harley Point
Guy Freed Charge in Vanderwell Murder
Long Beach California February 17 AP The state's explanation of the sensational slaying of Captain Walter Vanderwell a mystery with background and developments rivalling detective fiction was rejected by a jury late last night In four ballots the jury freed 23 year old William James Curly Guy of the charge that he slew Vanderwell
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Long Beach
Cal
Walter Vanderwell
William James
Curly” Guy
Death ends agony of tortured man in New Mexico
Lee Marshall a 50 year old homesteader died after bandits burned him for having no money near Logan New Mexico. Sheriff Ira Allen and posses hunted the slavers with clues pointing to unnamed suspects. Funeral services planned as ranchers fear mob violence and attend the burial.
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Tucumcari
N. M
Lee Marshall
Marshall
Logan
Santa Fe
Roosevelt Confers With Senate Leaders On Cabinet Makeup
President-elect Roosevelt held separate talks with Senators Hull Cutting and Glass as his special train moved through Virginia and Maryland en route to New York. Details remained undisclosed as officials kept quiet while police guarded the Roosevelt car at a brief stop.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Virginia
Maryland
New York
Hull
Tennessee
Glass
Cutting
New Mexico
W. H. Moran
Secret Service
State University May Cut Faculty At Santa Fe
President John Zimmerman warned the State University may cut faculty unless the $215,770 annual appropriation is secured for the next biennium. He testified before a joint finance committee as the governor’s request for a 190 percent cut shapes funding. The university has already reduced salaries and faced a revenue shortfall after a 25 percent cut this year. further reductions followed to avoid closing the school.
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Santa Fe
John Zimmerman
The
State University Today
Zimmerman
State Finance Board
Endorsements by Chaves County Democratic Committee
The Chaves County Democratic Central Committee endorsed ten candidates for state and federal positions at a 3:30 PM meeting at the courthouse. Endorsed were Walden Bassett Roswell deputy collector of internal revenue for southeastern New Mexico. O N Wherrett Roswell chief field deputy of the internal revenue department for New Mexico. James M H Callender Roswell and J S McCall Carlsbad for deputy U S marshal. James A Hall Clovis collector of internal revenue. E J House Jr Roswell state patrol officer. A Roberts Roswell solicitor in the general land office. D J G Osburn Jr Roswell secretary to the U S district attorney. W F Kirby Aztec cashier of the internal revenue office. Walter B Wagner Santa Fe U S marshal for the Panama Canal zone. Esther Kimball Roswell for a secretarial post in the state department at Santa Fe. Miss Mae Winston of ( text incomplete ).
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Chaves
United States
Callender
James A. Hall
Clovis
Internal Revenue
E. J. House Jr
Roswell
State Patrol
A. Roberts
General Land Office
Washington, D
J. G. Osburn, Jr
U. S. District Attorney
New Mexico
W. F. Kirby
Aztec
Internal Revenue Office
Walter B. Wagner
Santa Fe
U. S
Panama Canal Zone
Esther Kimball
State Department
Mae Winston
Safe Cracking at Lake Arthur Depot Yields Seventy Cents
A thief cracked the Santa Fe depot safe at Lake Arthur last night taking seventy cents. Knob forced off, no other items missing. Sheriff Peck and Deputy Peck investigated but no suspects or traces yet. Sims notes large sums were not kept in the safe. Penalty ranges from three to four years if no explosives, or 10 to 30 years with explosives.
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Santa Fe
Lake Arthur
A. Sims
John C. Peck
E. L
Dude) Peck
Sims
Scout Leaders of Eastern N M Meet Here Today
Scout masters assistants and Scouts from ten Eastern New Mexico counties and two West Texas counties gathered in Roswell for the annual Eastern New Mexico Council meeting. Delegates will attend group sessions and a 6 30 banquet at the Woman's Club to close the event.
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New Mexico
Texas
Roswell
Hearing Today on Anti Frat Bill in New Mexico
Las Cruces coverage notes hearing before the senate education committee on Senator Sedillo’s anti fraternity bill at the University of New Mexico. Sedillo argues fraternities foster caste and undemocratic divisions while opponents claim no real racial barriers exist and that Spanish American students would benefit from inclusion in campus life. Mayor Chavez appears to support the measure to aid Spanish American students.
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Santa Fe
Juan A. A. Sedillo
Senate Committee On Education
Sedillo
University of New Mexico
Fred Huning
Albuquerque
Sigma Chi
Interfraternity Council
Haning
David Chavez
Zangara Assault Case Sparks Jail Visitor Ban
News from Miami reports fears of kidnapping or lynching Giuseppe Zangara led to restricted jail access while he faces four informations alleging murder attempts on President elect Roosevelt and wounds to Miss Kruis, Officer Sinnott, and others. Mayor Cermak and Mrs. Gill injuries noted as stable with ongoing care. A large Chaves County meeting urged passage of a state sales tax, with 300-400 members and a push to Santa Fe for the tax hearing next week.
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Anton J. Cermak
Chicago
Joe Gill
Miami
Zangara
Guy Reeve
O. J. Augenbaugh
Dan Harde
Collins
Yester
E. C. Collins
Charles A. Morehead
Roosevelt
Margaret Kruis
Newark
N. J
William Sinnott
New York
Russell Caldwell
Cocoanut Grove
Fla
Sinnott
Caldwell
Kruis
Chaves County
Holland
Senate
Santa Fe
James F. Hinkle
W. C. Holland
E. C. Gessert
Association
Ross L. Malone Jr
State Federation of Taxpayers’ Associations
T. J. Hall to Grand Masters Conference
Thomas J. Halil, Grand Master of the New Mexico Grand Lodge of Masonry, left yesterday for Washington to attend the annual Grand Masters Conference. He expects to return February 26.
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Thomas J. Halil
New Mexico
Dales Tax Petition At First National Bank
The petition urging passage of the state sales tax has been posted at the First National Bank. Anyone in Chaves County who has not signed and favors the tax should visit the bank to sign and add weight to the effort.
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First National Bank
Chaves County
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