Tingley Becomes The 125th Governor Of New Mexico Tuesday
Santa Fe announces Clyde Tingley has assumed the governorship, becoming New Mexico’s 125th executive since 1598. An Ohio native and former tool maker turned auto dealer, he settled in Albuquerque in 1910 with his wife. He notes age estimates range 46 to 52. Continued on page four.
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Tingley
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Clyde Tingley
Don Juan de Onate
Ohio
Dayton
Stoddard-Dayton Company
Albuquerque
N. M
Occupation taxes for 1935 set by Roswell council
Roswell city council approved 1935 occupation tax rates after finance committee review and ordered notices sent by city clerk Joe Dekker. Hearing on taxes set for January 15. Boone granted wholesale malt liquor dispenser license. Whittle beer and wine license denied. Laury Cahoon named to Carnegie Library board. Mayor Moore authorized bids for fire truck equipment. FERA graveling discussed. Airport funds approved with 25 dollars monthly through June and 40 dollars for lights. Executive session followed.
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Roswell
Finance Committee
Joe Dekker
C. W. Boone
Bob Whittle
Laury Cahoon
Carnegie Library Board
E. A. Cahoon
J. E. Moore
FERA
Democrats Pick Joseph W. Burns as Speaker
House Democrats nominate Joseph W. Burns of Tennessee for speaker in a unanimous decision as the chamber prepares to convene. The vote follows a caucus that also signals support for William B. Bankhead for House leader while Indiana, Arkansas, and New Mexico issues ripple through the session.
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Jos. W. Burns
Henry T. Rainey
Iinois
Senate
House
William B. Bankhead
Alabama
Joseph Y. Robinson
Arkansas
Rep. Burns
Chavez to contest Senate seat in U.S. Congress
New Mexico congressman Dennis Chavez said after the state supreme court ruling that he will present his case to the United States Senate. The court dismissed his petition for an election certificate, leaving Republican Bronson Cutting with the majority, while Chavez vows to continue through federal channels.
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New Mexico
Senate
Burns
Bertrand Snell
New York
House Democrats
Edward T. Taylor
Colorado
Clarence Lea
California
Campaign Funds Committee
Senator Cutting
Cutting
Dennis Chavez
New Mexico Supreme Court
Senator Hatch
Congress
Santa Fe
United States Senate
Washington
Sen. Bronson Cutting
State
State Supreme Court
Chavez
Supreme Court
Senate of the United States
Congress Opens With Silent Strategy On New Deal Plans
Washington January 2 Amid silence deeper than in years the Democratic leadership prepares for the 74th congress opening tomorrow as President Roosevelt works on new deal strategy. Leaders expect a publicized opening message Friday and a budget plan Monday while early actions focus on party organization and rules to shield administration programs.
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Roosevelt
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White House
Bonus
World Court
Capitol Hill
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Eiffit
Joseph W. Burns
Tennessee
Senate Democrats
Robinson
Arkansas
Senate Republicans
McNary
Oregon
House Republicans
Bertrand H. Snell
New York
Senate
J. Hamilton Lewis
Illinois
Hugo L. Black
Alabama
Rey Pittman
Nevada
Donahey
Ohio
Moore
New Jersey
Christmas Decoration Prize Winners in Roswell
The Roswell Christmas yard contest awarded first prize to J A Strong for 111 North Washington. Second went to 1012 North Pennsylvania Geo White, and third to 212 North Missouri J P White Jr. Honorable mention to Mrs B Eistelgeorge at 208 West Fifth Street.
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George White
Missouri
J. P. White, Jr
Roswell
North
Washington
B. Eistelgeorge
West Fifth Street
Glover's
Main Street
J. A. Strong
Seek to Close Liquor Store in City Case
Lake J Frazier assistant district attorney filed a district court criminal complaint against Grover Godfrey and Milton McMakin for selling liquor to three minors at 100 South Main alleging violation of state liquor laws and turning the business into a public nuisance A temporary injunction was sought to halt further activity and a final injunction lasting one year was requested Judge James B McGhee ordered the defendants to show cause January 7 with Sheriff R P Bean's affidavit affirming the accusations The complaint lists minor buyers and sale dates.
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Lake J. Frazier
Grover Godfrey
Milton McMakin
South Main
100 North Main
James B. McGhee
R. P. Bean
Bean
Outlook for Future at Ad Club Meeting
C Lawrence spoke on the national outlook for the future and Charles Huff on the local outlook at the Advertising Club meeting today. Ed Williams discussed local opportunities. James Lee gave a five minute report on Santa C.
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Wil) C. Lawrence
Charles Huff
Advertising Club
Ed Williams
James Lee
Santa c
Jury Selection Begins in Hauptmann Trial at Flemington
Jans 2 1925 Flemington N J AP Six jurors free from prejudice against the death penalty were sworn as Bruno Hauptmann faced questioning. Col Lindbergh attended from the prosecution table as the Lindbergh baby murder case opened with 22 veniremen questioned.
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N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Hauptmann
Veniremen
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Justice Trenchard
Ethel Stockton
Union
Talesmen
Charles Lindbergh
Associated Press
Dean Uping
Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr
Saunders Is Bank Examiner Named in New Mexico Appointments
Santa Fe January 2 AP First appointments of Gov Clyde Tingley were announced as sworn in officers assumed duties at the capitol Roswell banker Woodlaw Saunders was named bank examiner in Santa Fe R C Charlton of Albuquerque named adjutant general Others included Elizabeth Gonzales secretary of state Mary Gutierrez deputy secretary Edna Earnest deputy state treasurer Dorothy Harvey cashier Eufemia Casades bookkeeper Robert Valdez on the corporation commission Don Casados chairman SB Santiano Sena named assistant clerk Nell Ruth Rouhton stenographer Jose Viramontes field man More changes expected later
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Santa Fe
Clyde Tingley
W. H. McMains
Albuquerque
R. C. Charlton
Woodlaw Saunders
Roswell
Bank Examiner
Capitol
Elizabeth Gonzales
Mary Gutierrez
Edna Earnest
James J. Connelly
Dorothy Harvey
Eufemia Casades
Robert Valdez
Corporation Commission
Don Casados
Sabiano Sena
Nell Ruth Rouhton
Jose Viramontes
Doria Ana
Year Ends With Promises From City Plans
Reader in Santa Monica notes pamphlets and forms urging adoption of a plan to address the old year. The writer questions whether planners aim to extend the year and comments on government reliance for action.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Inaugural Address of Gov Tingley of New Mexico
Governor Tingley delivers his oath of office and asks for citizen cooperation to move New Mexico forward. He recalls Spanish explorers who carved inscriptions at Inscription Rock near present San Rafael Valencia County, interpreting their messages as a lasting sign during his administration.
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Tingsley
New Mexico
San Rafael
Valencia County
Shortage of Water Feared This Summer in New Mexico
Albuquerque January 2 AP Weather Bureau meteorologist E L Hardy warned that without well above normal precipitation in the next four to five months New Mexico faces a general irrigation water shortage. Reservoirs and lakes are below normal as snowpack is light in Colorado and New Mexico. He noted drought last summer and early fall left dry subsoil, requiring substantial winter and spring runoff to avert shortages.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
E. L. Hardy
U. S. Weather Bureau
Rio Grande
Pecos
Hardy
Colorado
HOCKENHULL REVIEWS HIS GOVERNORSHIP IN NM
Retiring Gov. A W Hockenhull praised New Mexico people as the greatest in the world while reviewing his stewardship since September 1933 after the death of Gov. Arthur Seligman. He recalled facing a severe state crisis but said courage and public support carried the administration through.
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Santa Fe
A. W. Hockenhull
Clyde Tingley
New Mexico
Arthur Seligman
Hockenhull
Albuquerque
Cotton Certificates Due January 12 For Growers
All cotton growers must obtain cotton pool certificates by January 12. The cotton adjustment office will close after January 12, and growers are urged to secure certificates this week if possible.
County Prisoners Receive New Year Dinner
The new sheriff R Perry Bean and especially Mrs Bean treated county prisoners to a fine turkey dinner yesterday to celebrate the new year. Twenty prisoners were present.
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R. Perry
Bean
Mrs. Bean
Kirk Johnson Reported Improving After Illness
Kirk L. Johnson has been ill and confined to his home since Christmas but was reported to be somewhat better today.
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Kirk Johnson
L. L
Kirk” Johnson
Corigtmas
Auto License Time Extended to Jan 15
AP reports Gary announced a deadline extension for auto licenses to January 15, noting that after the date license processing would cease or require action. The brief contains unclear phrasing but centers on the extension and its cutoff.
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